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Mark a Note or Collection as persistent so it survives goal-completion cleanup
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| name | persist |
| type | primitive |
| description | Mark a Note or Collection as persistent so it survives goal-completion cleanup |
target (required): $variable, resource ID (Note_123, Collection_456, Relation_7), or named resourcename (optional): Stable name to register for later load(target="my-name")out (optional): $variable aliased to the persisted resourceREQUIREMENTS:
Marks the resource as persistent on disk so it is not swept by the transient-resource cleanup that runs after goal completion. Persistence is in-place — the same resource ID before and after. If name is given, the resource is also registered for load-by-name. If out is given, the variable is aliased to the same resource ID (equivalent to bind after persist).
Use persist for any output a subsequent goal will need to read.
{"type": "persist", "target":
{"type": "persist", "target": "Collection_17", "name": "weather_report", "out": "$report"}
Returns success with the persisted resource's ID in resource_id.
targetmark_persistent failed (e.g. disk write error)persist copies or clones — it flips a flag on the existing resource. Both pre- and post-persist variables point to the same ID.out= expecting a new resource. The binding points to the same resource; use bind explicitly if that is clearer at the call site.Notices when someone comes near you or moves away in the shared world. Fires on the transition only, and carries the current situation with it.
Look around the shared world — the ground you are standing on, and who else is present, how far away they are and whether they are facing you. Your primary perception when you are embodied in the world.
Leave a labelled marker in the shared world, at your feet or at a coordinate. Markers persist and are visible to anyone who can see that spot — a way to point at a place without saying a coordinate out loud.