Jupiter

Historically, writing began as a practical solution for recording transactions and maintaining aesthetic touch at Egyptian hieroglyphs. These manuscripts were not intended to displace its current media state or function, but rather to enhance and complement the existing ways of communicating.

However, as our needs for understanding and collaborating with complex ideas have evolved, so too must our methods of interacting with text.

I wanted to explore ways for people to more visually perceive and revise ideas collaboratively with LLMs. Jupiter lets you to input text and visually explore the relationships between sentences through an interactive graph. By adjusting the proximity of nodes, you can explore how sentences might be revised to better align contextually with nearby sentences.