the language

Four verbs.

Locked forever: four, never five. A verb is a distinct native execution model, and every task speaks exactly one; everything callable is a tool under invoke:, everything about ordering is the DAG's job. Each verb opens its own room; every other key lives in the keyword register. The grammar: spec 02 · verbs.

• 004verbslocked forever
• 0128builtinsunder invoke:
• 0217providersunder infer:
• 03oneper tasknever two

1. 01
   ◇infer8 block keys

   Think. Ask any model · local or cloud.

   open the room →

2. 02
   ▷exec7 block keys

   Run. A shell command, captured and typed.

   open the room →

3. 03
   ◆invoke3 block keys

   Use a tool. Fetch a page, write a file, call GitHub. Every tool explicit.

   open the room →

4. 04
   ✦agent9 block keys

   Delegate. An autonomous loop, on a leash you can read.

   open the room →

Why four? fetch is a builtin, recall is a tool, ordering is a DAG construct; a verb only exists where the execution model differs. Try one in the playground, or walk every word the schema declares. Read the spec →