A STUDY IN TERMINAL
A question becomes an operation.
Type into the working HAUSE terminal. Its visible response belongs to the executor, not to decorative command-line chrome.
THE LIBRARY — A SPECIMEN SHELL
A terminal is chrome plus an executor. The executor is the argument.
Connected — the HAUSE library · 35 forms · read from the manifest
The executor derives from manifest.ts — the same index the holdings page reads
Type HELP, or start with SHOW FORMS;
The form owns the banner, scrollback, prompt, seed chips, CLEAR, and the sounds. The meaning — what a line does — is one function passed in by the page, so the language's discipline lives in exactly one place. On vindex3.org the same form fronts a live public query endpoint; here it browses this library.
Promoted from vindex3.org's Explorer. The refusal seed is deliberate: try DELETE.
This is the existing connected terminal, with its supported commands and source-backed responses—not a simulated shell.