Plain English
The JustAnIota Converter turns readable English source into a reviewable visible-token candidate and decodes the candidate back into an English gloss.
Technical summary
It preserves a source-aware envelope, canonicalizes fields, resolves registry mappings, exposes public symbol previews, and labels deterministic versus approximate recovery.
Deep spec
Conversion must not invent semantics. Visible tokens and symbol previews are registry or experiment candidates with provenance, segment evidence, warnings, and drift, not exact translation or Unicode-assigned meaning.
Converter stages
- Normalize source fields.
- Segment sentences and prefer the longest stored English phrase before falling back to smaller units.
- Canonicalize the envelope.
- Resolve registry mappings.
- Generate visible IOTA-1 and public symbol preview forms.
- Decode visible tokens, scalar notation, or envelope JSON into an English gloss.
- Attach validation, segment trace, round-trip drift, and unsupported-case warnings.
JustAnIota Converter
Bidirectional semantic conversion for English and IOTA-1
This workbench follows the public-symbol direction from the source docs: deterministic registry matches first, visible IOTA-1 tokens for copy/paste, assigned Unicode symbol previews, and a canonical envelope that keeps approximation, provenance, and exact-recovery limits visible. When the converter plugin is active, the browser calls the REST service and keeps the local path as fallback.
Validator / Encoder
Check the envelope before exporting compact tokens
The browser workbench validates required fields, Unicode safety warnings, registry-dependent payloads, and a deterministic demo encoding. Server-side validation remains a future implementation surface.