CARET — the editorial command line · type intent, the expansion to primitives unfolds beneath · preview writes nothing · a failing step voids the whole batch · unparsed keeps a bare-event path
the §7 two-tier language made tactile: type intent (or click a preset) and the compiler's reading unfolds — the paraphrase in serif, the primitives in mono, persisted expansions indented under their parent intent · the anchor chip is always present for time intents, compiler-chosen with options — click it to choose yourself (chosenBy flips to you) · preview writes nothing; ⏎ lands the batch pencil → ink into THE LOG, append-only, every act carrying its primitives · try “Brody returns to the Nellie”: the move's precondition fails (she wrecked) and the whole batch voids — §2.5 atomicity; the receipt counts the step that would have held · unmatched words are honestly unparsed with a keep-as-bare-event path — never lost, never guessed · the free-text compile seam does not exist in the engine yet: these are the D3 shapes documented for the engine brief, and this widget is a working front for the day it lands