What it does
A single Choice distribution drives the whole display, so the chart shows all sixteen associations rather than only the winning color.
Playable demos & bots
Type a word or phrase and see Jev spread it across sixteen fixed colors in a bar chart.
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A single Choice distribution drives the whole display, so the chart shows all sixteen associations rather than only the winning color.
To try this in a creative app, pick a list of colors and write test phrases. A developer can send each phrase to the model to see how it divides its choice across those exact shades. The code then draws colored bars to match those shares.
Getting real answers requires an access key that connects your app to TypeSafe. Without that key, the project runs a practice version that creates simulated numbers. This lets you design your visual layout before spending anything on real requests.