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playsh is a narrative-driven "object navigation" client, operating primarily on the semantic level, casting your hacking environment as a high-level, shell-based, social prototyping laboratory, a playground for recombinant network toys.
This was going to be a set of libraries, and a client for the Crossfire RPG game, written in python. The code is gone, lost in an ancient pile of backups.