TagFlow
Prompt expansion that respects your tags
A small language model that turns a handful of tags into a full prompt without inventing subject matter you did not ask for.
- Category
- Research
- Status
- Experimental
- Language
- Python
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Stars
- 310
- Since
- 2026
Prompt expanders are usually enthusiastic liars. TagFlow constrains decoding so that everything the user asked for survives into the output, and everything it adds is scoped to style and composition rather than subject.
Status
Experimental. Good enough to use, not good enough to trust unattended.
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