✧ Section · Practices
Practices
What is actually done, with the inputs, the outputs and a worked example. Each practice names the instrument it uses and the protocol that takes it step by step. A practice is repeatable on purpose: you should be able to describe it, record it and end it.
The point is repeatability. A practice you cannot describe, record and close is a mood, not a practice.
All practices 12
Consult a language model as a frame for a question, with a seed, a record and a fact-check.
Use a random value, a hash, a feed order or a search result as the casting medium.
Close a working with a digital gesture: close tabs, clear a cache, log out, leave the desk.
Arrange a screen, folder or page as a place you return to for attention and offering.
The close: recall, destroy the material basis, archive the record and return attention.
Give a group a shared name, sigil, story and ritual, and treat the resulting atmosphere as a construct.
The scheduled attention, offering or repetition that keeps a construct active.
Read an error, a crash, a repeated fragment or a broken feed as the draw.
Encode a working in a long work — a comic, a series, a record — and release it.
Choose the day and hour for a working from the Grimoire's planetary sequence.
Build a purpose-built construct with one task, a feeding method and a kill condition.
Condense a sentence of intent into a glyph, charge it, then hide it and forget the wording.
Everything in this section
1collection, 12 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.