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What would a tree grow from “a city made of music”? Lumitree’s about page offers that phrase as an example of a seed visitors can type. It describes a shared online tree where, moments after someone submits a description, a new branch appears. The branch holds an interactive micro-world generated from those words, and anyone can explore it. Planting a seed requires no account.
The size of each world is a surprise. According to the same page, every one is a self-contained artwork under 50KB, with its HTML, CSS, and JavaScript included directly rather than loaded as external dependencies. A branch is therefore something to interact with, not just a record of someone’s idea. What determines how a visitor’s particular description becomes the world on that branch?
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