Karma Manager is an anagram maker, as well as an angram in its own right. This is based on hazy memories of the algorithm used by an identically named and functional program for the Mac in the late 80's and early 90's. The original program is still available on the Internet Archive if you've got an emulator (or better yet, a Mac IIci running MacOS 7.5!)
There is a web implementation written in javascript using AngularJS 1.6.9. It is more actively maintained, but the algorithms were perfected in the python implementation. The dictionaries in this implementation are derived from publicly avilable sources, and have been heavily curated/edited. Their IP/licening status isn't clear, but I'd like to think they're at least covered by the MIT license that covers the code, and might even be public domain.
The python implementation (3, who uses 2 any more?) is strictly a command line interface or library. It doesn't come with a dictionary
of words to use (for licensing reasons.) I've provided a script called make_dict.sh to fetch one from the internet, though how long
it hangs around is anybody's guess. You can also provide your own, with one word per line. It should be noted that this implementation
is very rooted in the Ascii character set, and therefore standard english/latin characters. Attempts to use this with unicode text will
likely produce strange results.
The command line options are:
$ ./karma_manager.py --help
usage: karma_manager [-h] [--dictionary DICTIONARY] [--debug] words [words ...]
anagram maker
positional arguments:
words words to create anagrams from
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--dictionary DICTIONARY
dictionary to use
--debug enable debugging output on stderr
And the output looks something like:
$ ./karma_manager.py --dictionary testdict Mitch Patenaude
Pneumatic hated
Pneumatic death
INFO:root:2 total anagrams found