@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ In this lesson we'll cover the last agent arm we haven't touched on yet:
12When crashes or errors occur in certain cases, Gall passes them to an agent's
12When crashes or errors occur in certain cases, Gall passes them to an agent's
13`on-fail` arm for handling. This arm is very seldom used, almost all agents
13`on-fail` arm for handling. This arm is very seldom used, almost all agents
14−leave it for `%default-agent` to handle, which just prints the error message to
14+leave it for `default-agent` to handle, which just prints the error message to
15the terminal. While you're unlikely to use this arm, we'll briefly go over its
15the terminal. While you're unlikely to use this arm, we'll briefly go over its
16behavior for completeness.
16behavior for completeness.
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ is to define an alias of `hc` for a "helper core" like:
65A helper core is a separate core composed into the subject of the agent core,
65A helper core is a separate core composed into the subject of the agent core,
66containing useful functions for use by the agent arms. Such a helper core would
66containing useful functions for use by the agent arms. Such a helper core would
67typically contain functions that would only ever be used internally by the
67typically contain functions that would only ever be used internally by the
68−agent - more general functions would typically be included in a separate `/lib`
68+agent - more general functions would usually be included in a separate `/lib`
69library and imported with a [faslus](/docs/arvo/ford/ford#ford-runes) (`/+`)
69library and imported with a [faslus](/docs/arvo/ford/ford#ford-runes) (`/+`)
@@ -109,7 +109,8 @@ would look like:
112−Back in the lustar virtual arm of the agent core, we give it an alias of `hc` and call it like so:
112+Back in the lustar virtual arm of the agent core, we give it an alias of `hc`
115hc ~(. +> bowl)
116hc ~(. +> bowl)