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Graphme – Text to Graph of Thoughts

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Graphme – Text to Graph of Thoughts

hey everyone! just made this tool, graphme. it takes any corpus of text and turns it into a graph of thoughts. the goal is to understand how thoughts & ideas get generated. it's interesting to see how humans come up with new ideas and topics in conversations. this is just v1 so i'd love to get your feedback + what you think it would be useful for. thanks!

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