Word Chain Game

This example demonstrates a recursive-like flow where the LLM generates a sequence of words, each starting with the last letter of the previous one.

The Code

@word_chain(word):
  <`print(f"word chain starts with {word}...")`>

  [word] is a word that starts with the last letter of <word>.
  <`print(word)`>

  [word] is a word that starts with the last letter of <word>.
  <`print(word)`>

  [word] is a word that starts with the last letter of <word>.
  <`print(word)`>

  [word] is a word that starts with the last letter of <word>.
  <`print(word)`>

  [word] is a word that starts with the last letter of <word>.
  <`print(f"word chain ends with {word}...")`>

  = <word>

How it Works

1. Variable Reassignment: Notice how [word] is defined multiple times. In Kedi, defining a variable with [] assigns a new value to it.
2. Context: The LLM sees the previous prompts and outputs in its context window (unless explicitly cleared), so it "knows" the chain it is building.
3. Python Side Effects: We use <print(...)> to log progress to the console during execution.

Running It

= <word_chain("apple")>

Possible Output:

word chain starts with apple...
elephant
tiger
rabbit
turtle
eagle
word chain ends with eagle...