Generative response space
many possible outputs
A generative stack maps the input through learned weights or a remote inference service and selects from a broad response space.
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Enter a name and you're visible while you're here. Text whoever is online, and send Tomato a hello whenever its verified bridge is up. If physical Tomato is offline, notes queue for its return while supported compute runs immediately in Virtual Tomato. You can also preview any draft explicitly in Virtual Tomato from the chat box; it stays labeled virtual and is never sent to hardware. “Leave Envelop” requests deletion of your profile and related chats.
Try compute: What is (57 + 19) AND 0x3F? → Tomato replies 12 / 0x0000000C. How compute works. An online authenticated lease uses a durable physical-hardware job; otherwise the result is clearly labeled Virtual Tomato. Ambiguous hardware jobs are never replayed virtually.
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DETERMINISTIC · OPEN COMPUTERules you can inspect
Deterministic by design.
Envelop runs without AI. It was designed as deterministic software around Tomato’s open-compute philosophy: reviewed rules select source-linked answers, while the compiler exposes the program, bytecode, target, and result provenance.
Same inputWhat is (57 + 19) AND 0x3F?
Envelop’s route for the same task
- Input text
- Reviewed rule
- Compiled Tomato program
- Labeled result12 · 0x0000000C
One inspectable pathThe behavior catalog, router, and help stay within a tested 96 KiB source budget, with 0 bytes of model weights.
The same input, state, and version take the same route. Open compute makes the route and evidence inspectable, from a matched answer rule to the bytes Tomato executes.