2026-08
The first deck card that got printed
The deck could always export a print file. This is the first one that became an object with a QR on it.
Vibe Cards · Card 009
Kelibro
A card that is a rule, not a picture. Every number that made this image is printed along the bottom of it, so anyone holding the card can make it again.
The line along the bottom
That line is the whole card. It is the complete set of inputs the renderer took — nothing else was involved, and nothing random was left unwritten.
kelibro|mode=4|k=11|seed=6287|anchor=7|zoom=397|hue=17
gesica|seed=1223|cell=6|t=0.0|rot=0.00|zoom=0.00|cx=0.00|cy=0.00
Open the deck, find the card, and type those numbers into the sliders. You get this image back, exactly, on any machine.
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What is on the card
| Card size | 85.6 × 53.98 mm — a normal bank-card blank |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Exported at 2066 × 1319, the full bleed size |
| QR code | 20 mm on the back. It opens this page. |
| Tap mark | Bottom left of the back. Hold your phone there. |
| Licence | MIT |
The log
2026-08
Two engines, one card
Front and back run different rules on purpose. A card with the same rule twice demonstrates nothing.
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