Direct commands that always work

Who can use them

Only a direct IM from the configured Master can reset the avatar, change IM relay, or answer the latest relayed script-permission or group-invitation question. Follow and teleport-beacon commands also enforce the trusted-resident rules. Group messages are never treated as direct control commands.

The spelling variants exist for quick typing. Keep the message exact: “please follow me” is ordinary conversation, not the direct command.

Exact direct commands

• follow me / folow me / folo me / follo meStart or stop following; an authorized resident may control following of their own trail.
• follow <resident> / folow <resident>Follow a resident the order names, rather than the sender. Master and authorized residents only; the resident named may be anybody.
• patrol <name or number>Walk a route the Master recorded earlier, named by its number or its name. Master only.
• patrol random / patrol pause / patrol resume / patrol stopStart a random run, halt the patrol where it stands, carry on, or end it. Master only.
• stop / stop follow / stop folow / stop folo / stop folloStart or stop following; an authorized resident may control following of their own trail.
• reset avatar / reset avi / reset avPerform the full avatar reset; Master only.
• relay im on / relay im offTurn IM relay to the Master on or off; Master only.
• accept / yes / ok / allowAccept the last script-permission or group-invitation question relayed to the Master. A final full stop or exclamation mark is allowed.
• refuse / deny / reject / no / cancelRefuse the last relayed question. Silence also refuses it after two minutes.
• teleport <region>/x/y/z / tp <region>/x/y/zWhile Follow Me beacon listening is active, announce an exact destination. The sender must be the Master or an authorized resident.
• run <script name or number> / run script <name or number>Start one of the avatar’s own Python scripts, named by its number or its name. The Master may start any of them; an authorized resident only those whose own switch allows it.
• kill <script name or number> / kill script <name or number>Stop one that is running, named the same way. The answer says whether it was stopped or was not running at all.