The vScript Codex
The definitive guide to the key terms and concepts that power vScript and the Stone IDE.
Emotional or thematic filter applied to activities, influencing how commands are interpreted and executed.
Snapshot or memory/state log that captures the current state of a vScript session.
Energy rebalance action that recenters the current state or corrects drift in the system.
Identity security handshake that authenticates and binds an identity securely within the system.
Forceful or urgent execution mode triggered by the ! symbol, bypassing normal constraints.
Command to repeat or reflect the last known state, useful for verification or continuation.
The process of inserting content or commands into the energy stream for processing.
Command to shift session focus or context to a different topic or mode.
An energy state characterized by abstract, boundless thinking and creative expression.
An energy state optimized for urgent, focused processing and rapid decision making.
An energy state that encourages curious, expansive thinking and discovery of new possibilities.
An energy state for deliberate, measured processing and careful consideration.
The capability to add custom modules and commands to the vScript environment.
Soft run or implied, ambient/passive action with minimal energy commitment.
Intentional action with full energy awareness and commitment to execution.
Urgent or forced action that overrides normal constraints and bypasses ego filters.
Tag, ID marker, or context/state switch indicator that labels or categorizes actions.
Personal target or node ping that directs commands to specific entities or identities.
Energy or mode declaration that defines the operational context for commands.
Function arguments or parameters that provide specific instructions for command execution.
Protected or locked states that maintain integrity and prevent unauthorized modifications.
Unstructured flow or chaos energy that allows for free-form expression and emergent patterns.
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