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Kagaz: An Offline AI That Prints a Nature Scavenger Hunt So Kids Go Touch Grass

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Kagaz (कागज़, "paper") is an offline-first tool that generates printable bilingual Hindi and English nature scavenger hunts for kids. A parent enters a city, an age range, and a month. A local open-weight LLM writes the hunt, a seasonal filter keeps it realistic for that time of year, and ReportLab…

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  1. 2026-10-11 11:04 · DEV Community — AI
    Kagaz: An Offline AI That Prints a Nature Scavenger Hunt So Kids Go Touch Grass

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