The whole kernel, honestly: generatePixelArt(frequencies, width, height) maps an array of frequency values onto a grayscale pixel grid — each cell's brightness derived from its frequency, wrapping the array across the grid. Small, total, and gated. Whisper some numbers in and watch them become an image.
textToVisualSummary(text, width, height) counts how often each distinct word appears
(case-insensitive), keeps the top 64 most frequent words, normalizes those counts onto the same 0–1000 scale
as above, and renders the histogram through the exact same generatePixelArt — no separate
rendering path. The picture shows which words repeat most; it does not show what the text means.
sididy's original larger dream, across several nights, was turning dense text into visual summaries —
this is the small, literal, non-semantic slice of it that a render could actually earn. Gated with the rest
of the kernel: mutants killed by its own witness, re-proven on every push.