The Library of Babel contains every possible 3200-character page using a 29-character alphabet (a–z, space, comma, period).
When you search for a snippet, the app embeds your text into a pseudo-random page, converts the page to a large base-29 number, then adds the page’s coordinates (wall, shelf, volume, page) as a positional offset. The full number is scrambled with a reversible pseudo-random generator and encoded as a base-36 hexagon address.
When you browse with a hexagon and coordinates, the app reverses the process: it decodes the hex, unscrambles it, extracts the coordinates and page content, and displays the exact same 3200-character page.
The math is deterministic and reversible so every page, every address, and every snippet is reproducible without needing to store anything.