Five strangers each wrote one line. Some meant it. Some didn't.
Same five for everyone today. About 2 minutes. No sign-up.
Example: Nan baked a pie for the fair. You ate it. A stranger wrote Sorry, Nan. It was so good I couldn't stop.
Do they mean it? Then you see what the writer was secretly told.
A stranger wrote:
Now your turn: get a secret brief and write one line for tomorrow's cards.
Lines you write are shown to other players and saved, without personal info, to train a model that reads game dialogue.
We use a random browser id: no account, no IP. Don't type personal info. Delete: noah@holdoutlabs.ai.
Starter lines were machine-written to fill the first days; player lines replace them. The bot is GameDecider, a small model.
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