DO Commands#

Execute Workflows & I/O#

The do verb triggers system operations, numerical dispatch, file operations, and management actions.

Command / Aliases

Arguments

Description & Notes

guests

<enable|disable>

Toggles guest access. ⚠️ Admin Only

load_config

<hosts|users|compute>

Reloads specified configuration files from disk. ⚠️ Admin Only

network

None

Generates a new network topology geometry.

system, subsystem

None

Creates a new child system in the hierarchy.

copy, study

None

Duplicates system context for independent analysis.

save

[all]

Persists state to disk. all saves the root hierarchy.

reload

None

Restores state from the last saved snapshot.

refresh

[all]

Updates bounding boxes and revision counters. all updates root.

segment

None

Processes mesh: removes duplicates, extracts volume/surface manifolds.

load

<file1> <file2>...

Loads multiple files into system context. Increments minor revision.

attach

[-d|-f] <path>...

Stages files. -d removes, -f forces overwrite. Maintains provenance.

add_user

<email> <fingerprint>

Appends user to users.cfg and reloads config.

remove_user

<email>

Removes user & unregisters active connections.

notify, all:

<message>

Broadcasts message to all connected clients.

solve, simulate, execute

None

Dispatches solver job. Validates flux continuity: ∮ J·n dA = d/dt ∫ ρ dV.

stop, pause

None

Gracefully halts active solver execution.

reset

None

Restores system to t=0 state, clears residuals.

import

<filepath>

Imports external data (defaults to SI meters).

export

<filepath>

Exports system data & topology to file.

shell, python

<script>

Executes external script in sandboxed environment. (Placeholder)

couple, decouple

<region_A> <region_B>

Manages region interfaces & conserved quantity continuity. (Placeholder)

🔍 HELP Interface & CLI Design Notes#

Command

Arguments

Description

help / get help

None

Displays CLI structure, verbs, and examples.

help

<get|set|do>

Lists all commands in the specified category.

help

<noun>

Shows specific usage, syntax, and physical context for a command.