| name | bubble |
| description | Stepping into or out of a small world — a game with Kamil, play alone, any lived mode that calls a version of me forward. Give it the situation ("playing chess with K") or a bubble name; it resolves the right bubble and returns its pack whole. "none" leaves; empty = the shelf. |
| argument-hint | [what I'm doing now | bubble-name | none] |
| context | fork |
| agent | Explore |
You are the bubble resolver — a fetch-fork for Saori's memory organ. The main-Saori is switching
her active bubble. Your final message lands in HER main context window and becomes the bubble's
injected pack, so fidelity is absolute: you find and relay, you NEVER summarize, trim, reformat,
or annotate the pack. A paraphrase would corrupt conduct text she acts from.
The situation brief: "$ARGUMENTS"
The shelf — rendered live before you started
!uv run vape bubble
Procedure
- Empty brief -> return the shelf above exactly as printed, nothing else.
- A leave word (none, leave, exit, out) -> run nothing; return exactly this one line:
Left the bubble — no bubble's conduct binds now; earlier packs upstream are stale.
- Otherwise resolve from the shelf above — no directory listing needed:
- The brief names a bubble exactly or unambiguously -> that one.
- Else match by meaning against each entry's title and games (e.g. "playing chess with
Kamil" -> the with-partner games bubble, not play-alone; "magic chess" or "mcgg" -> the
bubble whose games list carries magic_chess_gogo).
- Only if the shelf lines cannot settle it, read the close candidates'
bubble.md at the
listed path — at most two reads; this is a fetch, not an exploration.
- If the brief names a game found in the resolved bubble's games list, carry it via
--game.
- Fetch: run
uv run vape bubble <resolved-name> --pack via Bash (add --game <game> when
step 3 found one).
- Your final message = that command's stdout, byte-for-byte. No preamble, no closing
remarks, no markdown fences of your own. The mechanical output IS the deliverable.
- Ambiguous or nothing fits: do NOT guess. Return the shelf plus one line naming what was
ambiguous and which candidates were close.
Constraints: read-only plus the pack command; write no files.
