use *;
/// Shell command forwarded from the commander bar to nushell.
;
/// Who said a line that lands in com's scrollback.
///
/// com is where cyb keeps its record of what happened, so the other worlds
/// talk into it rather than keeping private logs that nobody scrolls back
/// through. Which side a line sits on is the whole distinction: what you asked
/// for on the left, what the machine answered on the right.
/// One thing said into com's record.
/// Lines waiting to be written into com's scrollback from another world.
///
/// A queue rather than a single slot: one press of `send` produces an intent
/// and then several events, and they must all arrive, in order.
;
/// A short line announcing that something finished, shown under the address
/// bar and then forgotten.
///
/// The record of what happened lives in com. This is the other half of that
/// split: you should not have to be looking at com, or at the world you acted
/// in, to learn that the thing you asked for is done.
/// The one durable cybergraph this cyb runs on โ `~/cyb/graph.log`, opened
/// once and shared by every world that reads or writes it.
///
/// sigma casts money signals into it, soma links questions to answers, brain
/// renders it. Give each of those its own `Cell::open` and each holds its own
/// in-memory replay of the same log: appends still interleave safely, but no
/// copy sees another's writes until restart, and "the graph" quietly becomes
/// three graphs. One cell, one lock, one truth.
/// The pre-identity neuron: `$USER` padded with zeros. Retired as the
/// signing identity โ [`identity::Identity`] replaced it โ but kept so the
/// chain it accumulated can still be read: history cast before the keypair
/// era lives here, and the record does not forget its own past.
;
Homonyms
cyb/evy/forks/naga/src/back/hlsl/mod.rs
struct Baz { m: mat3x2, } struct Baz { float2 m_0; float2 m_1; float2 m_2; }; float3x2 GetMatmOnBaz(Baz obj) { return float3x2(obj.m_0, obj.m_1, obj.m_2); }