fix name ::= Amir Lucia Wěi;
fix job ::= miner fisher clothier;
tool := case job in {
  "miner" => "pickaxe" | "hammer";
  "fisher" => "fishing rod" | "net";
  "clothier" => "needle"
};
expression :=
    4: "smiled warmly"
  | 2: "sighed"
  | 1: "rolled their eyes";
vocalized ::= said murmured observed;

puts se[name, "gathered up their", tool, "and", expression, "."];
puts se["\"Time to get to work,\" ", name, vocalized, "."];

The Matzo language is a small experimental programming language designed for producing random snippets of text. Matzo is an expression-oriented language with easy support for weighted nondeterminism, so running a program multiple times can produce hand-crafted but random output.

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Matzo's source code is available on Github.