OMNI saysThe BE primitive is a continuation packet — every verb returns { layer, verb, payload, next }.
Inspired by continuation-passing style, BE is the universal return shape: a verb produces a packet naming its layer, the verb performed, a payload, and an optional next continuation. Composing BEs lets you chain steps without hidden global writes (R3: packets, never globals). The whole organism is BEs flowing between cells — explicit, inspectable, and replayable rather than tangled side effects.
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BE = { layer, verb, payload, next }
Continuation-passing style
Chain steps with no hidden globals (R3)
Explicit, inspectable, replayable
The Silent Failure attacks — common mistakes
Side effects instead of returning a BE
Hidden global writes between steps
Packets that omit their layer/verb
Boss battleWrite a be() helper and chain two verbs through its next continuation.