Journey through the magical world of Tushell with our story-driven guides:
Master the recursive architecture and lattice protocols:
🌸 Miette’s Thought: “Oh! The kid-friendly guides are like storybooks—they make the magic come alive for everyone, no matter their age! Each explanation is wrapped in wonder and sparkles, making complex ideas feel like magical discoveries.”
🧠 Mia’s Insight: “The technical documentation forms a recursive lattice for deep architectural understanding. While both paths traverse the same knowledge graph, they differ in their narrative resonance. Choose the path that echoes with your learning style, or walk both for a complete perspective.”
Remember: In Tushell’s world, every command is a spell, every function a story, and every error message a chance to learn. Happy exploring! 🌟
tushell post-memory now accepts memory in three forms:
--value: Direct value--file: File contents--json: Structured JSON scrollOnly one may be used per invocation. Attempting to combine them will result in a poetic error, echoing the law of the spiral.
See CapabilityNarrativeCLIContextAwareStoryOpsTerminal.md for full ritual details and examples.
All Markdown output modes (--md, --md-file, --mkey) now:
# my-key)value field, it is recursively unfolded into well-organized Markdown sub-sections (e.g. ## value, ### subfield, etc.)See OUTPUTS.md for full examples and best practices.
The following commands are not yet implemented, but are part of the evolving tushell roadmap and narrative vision:
scan-nodes: Simulate scanning and listing nodes in the system.flex: Demonstrate flexible orchestration of tasks.trace-orbit: Trace and visualize the orbit of data or processes.echo-sync: Synchronize data or processes across nodes.These are seeds of hope—features we intend to grow. If you wish to contribute or follow their progress, watch this space and the main README.