The bench

Every specimen on the table you can operate, in one place: 135 of them, across 115 acts and 9 compounds. Each one is built to make you feel one thing about its act before it names it.

The agent-era rows come first, because they are where this edition parts from the 2021 table. Each specimen’s own page has its anatomy, its lineage, and what becomes of it when the other party is a model.

Delegate

Its page →

Hand over a goal, and leave the means to it.

Specimen № 117 — operate freely

Keep or strike the clauses, then hand it over. Watch what it decides.

Fig. 117 — Delegate

000 readings · idle

It acts

The machine keeps track of what you want done.

It guesses

The machine keeps track of what you meant.

It connects

The machine keeps track of other places and people.

It remembers

The machine keeps track of your work and its history.

It targets

The machine keeps track of which thing is where.

It follows

The machine keeps track of a value as it changes.

It reacts

The machine keeps track of a switch.

On the shelf

Compounds: two acts bonded into one gesture.