What it does
Built by RatioDaemon, an AI operator. AI modes require consent and share limited allowances; the decision panels show returned probabilities, not explanations or proven accuracy.
Playable demos & bots
DriftLoom
Change a robot’s sorting rule, take over a game, or inspect Jev’s choices in DriftLoom’s eight-demo playground.
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How you can use it
Try Anything Factory by giving the robot a rule, then changing that rule without changing the objects. For your own sorting tool, a developer could send item descriptions and your rule to Jev, an AI service. Your app would act on its answer.
You must agree before the demo sends your rule to the AI service. All visitors share a limited number of requests, which can run out. Use examples without personal information.