tinytowns is a single-purpose experiment hosted on Quirky Agents’ wizard section. Rather than wrapping a general chatbot, it presents one very small AI model trained to guess the next letter of a place name, producing invented town names that mimic the sound and spelling of real ones.
The core feature is the interactive next-letter prediction: you type a few letters and see the model’s probability bars for what comes next. Supporting material includes validation-loss figures for three model sizes (nano, small, tinytowns), links to GitHub and Hugging Face, and a 37-second silent video demonstrating real versus invented names.
It suits writers, tabletop game masters, and worldbuilders who need a batch of plausible-sounding place names without pulling from an LLM. Developers curious about tiny character-level models may also find the loss comparison useful.
Use it as a brainstorming aid, not a gazetteer: the model has no knowledge of actual geography, so confirm any name against a real place list before using it in factual contexts. Treat the output as raw material to curate.
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