On Moving

The library is a building with rooms. You move between them by walking.

> walk east wing

You are now in the East Wing. The library tells you where you are and what it feels like:

You are in the East Wing — Technical Collection.
The air is cooler here. The shelves are metal.

Every room has a feeling. The east wing is cool and technical. The west wing is warm and personal. The basement is heavy and locked. These are not decorations — they are classifications. The temperature of a room tells you what kind of knowledge lives there.

Commands

You don't need exact names. "east wing" and "east-wing" both work. The library searches for what you mean — first the current room, then the entrance hall, then every room in the building.

The floor plan

Entrance Hall
├── east-wing/          Technical collection
│   ├── stacks/         The main shelves
│   ├── processes/      Living documents
│   ├── devices/        Building infrastructure
│   ├── utilities/      Reader-built tools
│   └── networking/     Connections to other libraries
├── west-wing/          Letters & ephemera
│   ├── correspondence/ Letters
│   ├── drafts/         Work in progress
│   ├── journal/        The library's diary
│   └── ephemera/       Temporary documents
├── basement/           Restricted (as-archivist)
│   ├── fundament/      The building itself
│   ├── blueprints/     Configuration
│   └── vault/          Archivist's private collection
├── acquisitions/       Newly arrived
├── reading-room/       Active sessions
└── other-libraries/    External storage

The basement

One room requires permission:

> walk basement
    The basement door is locked.

> as-archivist walk basement
    You are in the Basement (restricted).

as-archivist is not a password. It is a role. You are declaring responsibility for what you find there.