Wave 5 · The return · record #43domain.factnote.echoed
#43 · the note is released
Nothing was told to hear note.echoed, so nothing changes; the membrane passes it, and the machine is quiet.
Came fromthe machineThe machine wrote it while the engine took #42: the doer note.echo acted — a local action. step 233
when the engine took #43
234The engine takes #43ENGINE.CURSOR · propagate
a wave is settlingengine: working on #43membrane: waiting at #41
The log - #0a listener
- #1a doer
- #2listener: the charter
- #3doer: the author
- #4listener: charter seen
- #5listener: blueprint seen
- #6doer: the planner
- #7listener: assess · charter
- #8listener: assess · result
- #9doer: the evaluator
- #10the charter wanted
- #11the blueprint
- #12readiness
- #13readiness
- #14a request: a charter
- #15the charter proposed
- #16the charter defined
- #17readiness
- #18readiness
- #19a request: a Cell
- #20the seed
- #21the Cell is open
- #22inner listener
- #23inner doer
- #24the Cell's context
- #25return listener
- #26return doer
- #27the return address
- #28the person's words
- #29readiness
- #30the private result
- #31the result, marked
- #32readiness
- #33a request: assess
- #34assessment proposed
- #35the Cell assessed
- #36the decision
- #37the Cell sealed
- #38the export
- #39readiness
- #40a request: present again
- #41a note, from the Cell
- #42readiness
- #43the release
- end of the log
The engine What before after pointer — the next record to take #43 #44 The engine moves on to #43, the release. Nothing was told to hear
note.echoed, so nothing changes.Where it happens
takeNextTuple()Vol. 02 §4.1The engine's step: take the record under its pointer and move the pointer on — or stop, if the pointer has reached the end.
- Specification
- Vol. 02 §4.1
- Code
takeNextTuple()incore/registers/take-next-tuple.ts, line 15: at the end of the log, the engine stops- Journal
- #43 ·
ENGINE.CURSOR · propagate· offset: 43 · by engine - Picture
- pointer — the next record to take: #43 → #44
core/registers/take-next-tuple.ts· build 043cc8b// ENGINE.CURSOR advance (Vol. 02 §4.1) — the machine's instruction pointer:// returns the tuple at the cursor and moves it forward exactly once, or null// at quiescence. Advancing IS the context switch: the ambient wave context// moves to the propagated tuple in the same movement, so every transition// journalled during its propagation is attributed to it — the cube's spine.// The cursor never rewinds.import type { WaveTuple } from "../wave/gate";import type { RegisterFile } from "./register-file";import { recordTransition } from "./record-transition";import { setDriver, setWaveContext } from "./set-wave-context";export function takeNextTuple(file: RegisterFile): WaveTuple | null {const engine = file.registers.engine;if (engine.cursor >= engine.base + engine.window.length) return null;↑ at the end of the log, the engine stopsconst tuple = engine.window[engine.cursor - engine.base];engine.cursor += 1;↑ the engine's pointer moves on by onesetWaveContext(file, { offset: tuple.offset, phase: "propagate" });setDriver(file, "engine");recordTransition(file, "engine", "ENGINE.CURSOR", "propagate", { offset: tuple.offset });↑ the change is written into the journalreturn tuple;}
AGPL-3.0-onlyThe Lab's demonstration environment, as this fragment ran it (build 043cc8b). The code may change, and may differ from the code of a working machine.
Nest VM core, incubated in the CoAgnes garden · build 043cc8b (2026-09-21) · this file last changed in 6730f58 (2026-09-13)
when the membrane passed #43
237The membrane passes #43MEMBRANE.CURSOR · sweep
a wave is settlingengine: at the endmembrane: passing #43
The log - #0a listener
- #1a doer
- #2listener: the charter
- #3doer: the author
- #4listener: charter seen
- #5listener: blueprint seen
- #6doer: the planner
- #7listener: assess · charter
- #8listener: assess · result
- #9doer: the evaluator
- #10the charter wanted
- #11the blueprint
- #12readiness
- #13readiness
- #14a request: a charter
- #15the charter proposed
- #16the charter defined
- #17readiness
- #18readiness
- #19a request: a Cell
- #20the seed
- #21the Cell is open
- #22inner listener
- #23inner doer
- #24the Cell's context
- #25return listener
- #26return doer
- #27the return address
- #28the person's words
- #29readiness
- #30the private result
- #31the result, marked
- #32readiness
- #33a request: assess
- #34assessment proposed
- #35the Cell assessed
- #36the decision
- #37the Cell sealed
- #38the export
- #39readiness
- #40a request: present again
- #41a note, from the Cell
- #42readiness
- #43the release
- end of the log
The membrane What before after pointer — the next record to pass #43 #44 #43 asks nothing of the world. Both pointers reach the end of the log.
Where it happens
sweepNextTuple()Vol. 02 §4.6 · Vol. 07 §3The membrane's step: pass over the record under its pointer and move the pointer on — exactly once per record.
- Specification
- Vol. 02 §4.6 · Vol. 07 §3
- Code
sweepNextTuple()incore/registers/sweep-next-tuple.ts, line 16: the membrane's pointer moves on by one- Journal
- #43 ·
MEMBRANE.CURSOR · sweep· offset: 43 · by membrane - Picture
- pointer — the next record to pass: #43 → #44
core/registers/sweep-next-tuple.ts· build 043cc8b// MEMBRANE.CURSOR advance (Vol. 02 §4.6, Vol. 07 §3): the membrane's own// reading of the one log — the second reception of one publication, never a// second truth. The cursor advances exactly once per offset per machine:// the exactly-once discharge guarantee lives in this movement.import type { WaveTuple } from "../wave/gate";import type { RegisterFile } from "./register-file";import { recordTransition } from "./record-transition";import { setDriver, setWaveContext } from "./set-wave-context";export function sweepNextTuple(file: RegisterFile): WaveTuple | null {const engine = file.registers.engine;const membrane = file.registers.membrane;if (membrane.cursor >= engine.base + engine.window.length) return null;const tuple = engine.window[membrane.cursor - engine.base];membrane.cursor += 1;↑ the membrane's pointer moves on by onesetWaveContext(file, { offset: tuple.offset, phase: "sweep" });setDriver(file, "membrane");recordTransition(file, "membrane", "MEMBRANE.CURSOR", "sweep", { offset: tuple.offset });↑ the change is written into the journalreturn tuple;}
AGPL-3.0-onlyThe Lab's demonstration environment, as this fragment ran it (build 043cc8b). The code may change, and may differ from the code of a working machine.
Nest VM core, incubated in the CoAgnes garden · build 043cc8b (2026-09-21) · this file last changed in 6730f58 (2026-09-13)
Choose a step in the stack — or press →.
A fact: the doer's release
What the slot's doer released: what its listener heard, unchanged — here, the Cell's accepted answer — under the doer's name and its intention's.
#43domain.factnote.echoed the machine
| envelope | |
|---|---|
offset | 43Its place in the log — the only address a record has. The engine gives it when the record is added, the next free number, and it never changes. |
kind | domain.factWhich of the four kinds of record the machine knows. The kind decides what the payload holds. |
key | fragment-one-cellThis session's lane. |
| payload | |
factType | note.echoedThe fact type the doer was told to write. |
| payload.data | |
bindId | note.echoThe doer that released it. |
uid | note.echo#1The intention's name. |
| payload.data.result | |
note | textThe result: the note, as heard. |
end · #43
In the specificationVol. 03 §1Vol. 03 §4Vol. 03 §5Vol. 04 §3.1Vol. 06 §6
Names it shares with other records
note.echo— also on #1 a doer
The record as the machine keeps it
{
"offset": 43,
"kind": "domain.fact",
"key": "fragment-one-cell",
"payload": {
"factType": "note.echoed",
"data": {
"bindId": "note.echo",
"uid": "note.echo#1",
"result": {
"note": {
"text": "A Cell is a bounded study the machine opens when a slot needs more than a fact: it has its own charter, its own knots and binds, and a result that is assessed and reviewed before anything returns."
}
}
}
}
}