Let's brainstorm the required minimal set of opcodes and instructions Gemma
needs as a prompt to produce any kind of tiny object that can add actions,
perform math, understand local and environment variables?

Now we produced the bytecode and the blueprint ourselves, or at least fixed
something afterwards didn't we?

Let's prompt more objects.

We also should think about prompting another Gemma to send a batch of commands
to play-test any object. That's a challenge I think.

We can send batch commands with:

x-console world restart

cat batch_test_features.txt | x-console world send-stdin

x-console world dump > batch_test_features.log

I can't help setting it as a goal for achieving a system that develops and
tests itself, with local model.

We need to think totally new topics as in how to prompt Gemma to analyze its
own code (it doesn't matter it's created by another instance), and prompt
itself with the object blueprint code and the results, and adjust either the
test or propose new bytecode, that will be sanity checked and analyzed by a
critique Gemma before accepting, compared with original idea for the object