lyricsLM a transformer, running on a tiny server

Type a line. Watch it become verse.

Generated by a 2.7M-parameter transformer, trained from scratch on public-domain poetry — Tagore, Naidu, Dickinson, Poe, and more. It runs on a small server now, so there's nothing to download; just start typing.

Give it a line of poetry, or just an idea, and it'll continue in its own voice. Try "and miles to go before I sleep".
Creativity 0.8 · balanced
Ready.

What's actually happening

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Runs on a small server

The model runs server-side — a few million parameters, milliseconds per request. No download, no setup, always ready.

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Same architecture, always

Embeddings, attention, softmax, sampling — identical math to the notebook that trained it, just running remotely instead of in your browser. The model architecture follows Andrej Karpathy's "Let's Build GPT" — a well established way to build a transformer.

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Nothing stored

Each request is generated fresh. Nothing you type is saved or logged beyond what's needed to return a response.

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Public-domain training data

The poetry it learned from — Tagore, Naidu, Kabir, Dickinson, Poe, and more — comes from Project Gutenberg. Every book is in the public domain, royalty free, and free of copyright.