Free guide · Oct 2, 2026

Turn one text box into nineteen useful tools

Run Shapeshift offline, try every card type, and understand saved cards and optional AI.

The short version

Shapeshift turns a typed sentence into a structured card. The README lists 19 types including a fallback note. By default it uses keyword matching offline; optional Jev AI classifies the card and signals, while ordinary code computes dates, amounts and math. I haven't run it; this guide follows the published README and demo.

What's in the full guide

  1. 011. Try the idea before setup
  2. 022. Get a local copy
  3. 033. Keep the first session offline
  4. 044. Understand saved cards
  5. 055. Turn on AI only if you need it
  6. 06A prompt for your coding agent
  7. 07Troubleshooting
  8. 08Sources

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