⚙ Section · Instruments
Instruments
Tools you can build, open or adapt. Each entry gives the purpose, the inputs and outputs, the build order, a worked example and the code or physical connections where they matter. The ones marked TOOL open as working pages in the browser; the rest are complete builds you can make yourself.
The instruments are meant to be copied and changed. Change the aspect, the pattern, the card or the seed — the string that makes a result repeatable. If you build a better version, the docs are the invitation.
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A small table and query function that maps Grimoire aspects to technical patterns.
Writes a group charter — purpose, members, feeding, boundaries and closing — and marks it with a shared sigil.
A timer, a noise source and a log for a recorded listening session.
Reads a question against a Grimoire aspect and a glitch, error or random draw, and records the reading.
Combines a Grimoire aspect, a machine pattern and an instrument form into a buildable brief.
A small background process that knows the current planetary hour and prompts the working that belongs to it.
Composes a one-sitting working from a seed, an aspect and a small library of actions.
Builds a servitor sheet — name, sigil, one task, a way to feed it, a stop condition and a record — from a purpose and a Grimoire aspect.
A local record of constructs, feedings, readings and closings, exportable as a plain text file.
Turns a sentence, a Grimoire aspect and a seed into a deterministic sigil, a charge card and a record line.
Build it yourself 1
Complete builds: a digital banishing switch, a correspondence engine and a random rite generator.
Start from an aspect
If you know the aspect — a planet, element, card, phase or day — but not the instrument, open the Instrument Workshop. It combines an aspect, a machine pattern and a form into a one-page build brief. The Build guide has the six parts every instrument shares.
Everything in this section
1collection, 11 entries. Every one is in the index, where each entry has its own page and shows what it points at and what points back at it.