Dockhand
Your cargo has momentum. So does your reputation.
Work an orbital freight yard in a small tug with a very heavy load.
Couple up, drift through lit traffic lanes, and deliver with a steady hand. Or throw the crate into receiving and listen to the consequences.
Eight training jobs lead to an endless shift. When your hands know the route, teach a script: modular Bash in the browser, or your own language through a local JSON-lines runner.
Autopilot workshop
Write modular Bash pilots or import flights from any local JSON-lines program. Eight training jobs lead to a verified endless yard 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-v1
Practices: feedback control · Bash modules · route planning · physics · JSON-lines protocols
Run $ dockhand --script →What you will see
How this command behaves
- Built for a solo session
- Track your statistics and high scores
- Build and keep real Bash files in ~/dockhand
- Measured automation outputs 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
Ready when you are. The terminal will open directly into Dockhand.
Run $ dockhand →