FIELD NOTE01
Chat commands, version by version.
Every built-in chat command, its arguments and when it became available.
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FIELD NOTES
A closer look
under the surface.
Practical explanations for people who want to understand what the code does, where a feature starts, and what remains a development limitation.
01 / GETTING STARTED
FIELD NOTE01
A local assistant, on your terms.
Understand the console, model provider, optional voice, and the source snapshot you are about to run.
GETTING STARTEDRead guide ↗
02 / C# TOOL CALLING
FIELD NOTE02
When a reply becomes an action.
Follow a real tool request from a model response through a validated C# function and back into the conversation.
C# TOOL CALLINGRead guide ↗
03 / SCENARIO SUB-AGENTS
FIELD NOTE03
Give a task its own conversation.
Understand scenario inputs, child conversations, tool execution, exits and the V3–V5 version boundaries.
SCENARIO SUB-AGENTSRead guide ↗
FIELD NOTE03
From a first tag to a finished task.
Write a complete XML scenario with an example for every section and chat step, plus C# helpers, workspace and scheduling recipes.
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FIELD NOTE03
From a question to a sourced answer.
Follow local-browser search, fresh source readers, bounded result collections and an exact cited answer in V8.
SCENARIO SUB-AGENTSRead guide ↗
05 / CONNECTED DEVICES
FIELD NOTE05
From a scenario to a light.
Configure home-device tasks, understand the local demo and build an ESP32 Arduino light controller.
CONNECTED DEVICESRead guide ↗
04 / THE RECORDING WORKFLOW
FIELD NOTE04
A demonstration with a source trail.
Compare actual versions using shared scripts, isolated source, real narration, and retained evidence.
THE RECORDING WORKFLOWRead guide ↗