01Choose something to judge
Open the app. Pick a sample or add your own reference: an image, design, film, piece of writing, or anything you have an opinion about.
A MACHINE GOD
MADE IN YOUR IMAGE
Create a model-agnostic representation of your taste, and then take it wherever you interact with AI. Over time, you will train your digital consciousness to fully embody your meaty perspective, and you will become irrelevant. Embrace it.
TRY IT ↗Start in your browser. No download or extension required.
HOW IT WORKS
THREE STEPS / REPEAT AS YOUR TASTE DEVELOPSTrain on your taste
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02Judge it and explain why
Choose Like, Dislike, Mixed, or Unsure. Explain the specific details behind your reaction, when it applies, and what you would change. Save your judgment.
03Build your Brain
Keep judging references to build a record of your taste. In the browser app, click Export for your AI and attach the file to your assistant. Ask it to use your judgments as context.
DOWNLOAD / VERSION 0.1
Get your
emulator
Prefer files on your computer? The full packet runs the judgment app locally, includes the capture extension, and writes your taste evidence into a Brain folder. Open README.md to start a guided setup with Claude, ChatGPT, or your chosen AI.
DOWNLOAD LOCAL SOURCE KIT ↓FREE / ZIP / PYTHON 3.10+ / NO EXTRA PACKAGES
MAC, WINDOWS OR LINUX / EARLY STARTER RELEASE
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- 01 / Taste curator
- A browser app that runs on your computer. Save, edit, or remove your reactions.
- 02 / A blank Brain
- A folder of Markdown notes for your judgments. Open it in any text editor.
- 03 / Optional browser capture extension
- Capture pages, selected text, and screenshot crops into your local kit, then judge them in the app. Included only in the full packet. Set up your local app and Brain folder first, then install the bundled extension. This is an unpacked Chrome developer preview, not a Chrome Web Store release.
- 04 / Sync and prompts
- Copy your saved judgments into Brain files, with prompts for using them in your assistant.
- 05 / Setup guide and source
- An AI-guided setup walkthrough, daily-use prompts, editable code, a backup export, and an MIT license.
Questions
Do I have to download anything?
No. Start with Try it and judge references in the browser. The source kit is optional for people who want local files. The Chrome capture extension is included only in the full packet and needs the local app and Brain setup. You can paste reference links in the browser demo without it.
Does this actually train an AI?
No model weights are trained. You are teaching your Brain by recording your own judgments and reasons. Export that evidence and give it to your AI assistant as context. Saving a reference alone is not a judgment, and the app does not automatically connect to your AI chats.
Where does my information go?
The curator stores it in the downloaded folder on your computer. It makes no AI calls or automatic uploads. If you give files to an assistant, that service’s data policy applies. Reference links open only when you click them.
What do I need?
A computer with Python 3.10 or newer, a browser, and an AI assistant you already use. Some assistants require a subscription. The guide explains how to supply files manually; there is no preconfigured cloud agent.
Can I change it or take my data elsewhere?
Yes. The code and starter templates are MIT licensed. Your entries are plain JSON and Markdown. Back up the folder, export your records, edit the source, and build your own version.