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This paper presents a library for the run-time construction and specialisation of generic or polytypic functions. This library utilises the type information that is available in dynamics to implement generic functions on their values. The library closely follows the static generic framework, both in its use and in its implementation. It can dynamically construct generic operations ranging from equality, map and parsers to pretty printers and generic graphical editors. A special feature of the library is that it can also be used to derive meaningful specialisations of generic functions that operate on the type representation of the dynamic.