Dockhand
Fly a small space tug and deliver heavy cargo to its bay
$ dockhandFly a tug and bring heavy cargo into its bay, lined up and nearly still. Eight training jobs lead to an endless shift, which ends when you bank it or run out of fuel or hull.
Thrust with W and S, turn with A and D, slide with Z and X, hold Space to brake and press C to couple.
Scripts: type script to fly the tug with Bash.
Autopilot workshop
Write Bash pilots or import flights from a program in any language. Eight training jobs lead to an endless shift.
Durable workspace
~/dockhandRead README.txt; start with first-tow.sh. Your files remain yours between runs.
Sensors
observesense FIELDattitude THRUST STRAFE ANGLE
Actions
step THRUST TURN STRAFE BRAKE [TICKS]couplewait N
Practice evidence
histogram · replay · run receipt · account best
Ruleset: dockhand-yard-v3
Practices: feedback control · Bash modules · route planning · physics · JSON-lines protocols
Run $ dockhand --scriptWhat you will see
W/S - thrust · A/D - turn · Z/X - slide · Space - brake · 🧲/C - couple
How this command behaves
- Built for a solo session
- Track your statistics and high scores
- Build and keep real Bash files in ~/dockhand
- Automation records include histogram and replay and run receipt
- Runs in the browser; nothing to install
- Playable entirely from the keyboard
Start it from the prompt
Usage
dockhand [--script]Aliases
None
Opens the terminal in Dockhand.
Run $ dockhand