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this documentation repository uses the term "vat", which is somewhat obscure. "worker" means pretty much the same thing and is more widely understood in the js dev community. replace "vat" by "worker". Leave an info box with a historical reference to "brain in a vat". If you change any headings, be sure to add anchors to preserve incoming links
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I'll need to see any documentation files (like .md files) that contain the term "vat" to make these changes. Based on the file summaries shown, I can see references to "vat" in some code files, but I don't see the actual documentation files that need to be updated.
Could you please add to the chat any documentation files (particularly markdown files) that contain the term "vat" that you'd like me to update? Once you share those, I can help make the changes including:
- Replacing "vat" with "worker"
- Adding an info box with the "brain in a vat" historical reference
- Preserving any heading anchors when making changes
Please share the relevant documentation files and I'll help with the updates.
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I'll help you search for "vat" in markdown files using ack. Here's the command:
ack --md "vat"This will search for the term "vat" in all .md files in your repository. Run this command and share the results with me so I can help analyze which pages use this term.
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I apologize for my previous response. Let me suggest the correct ack command to search for "vat" in markdown files:
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this documentation repository uses the term "vat", which is somewhat obscure. "worker" means pretty much the same thing and is more widely understood in the js dev community. replace "vat" by "worker". Leave an info box with a historical reference to "brain in a vat". If you change any headings, be sure to add anchors to preserve incoming links
I see many files that need to be updated to replace "vat" with "worker". Before making any changes, I need you to add the specific files you want me to edit to the chat. Based on the search results, some key files that would need updating include:
- main/guides/js-programming/index.md
- main/glossary/index.md
- main/guides/platform/index.md
Could you please add these files to the chat first? Once you do, I can help make the terminology changes including:
- Replacing "vat" with "worker" throughout the content
- Adding an info box about the historical "brain in a vat" reference
- Preserving any heading anchors
- Ensuring cross-references remain valid
Please add the files you'd like me to update and I'll proceed with the changes.
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I'll help replace "vat" with "worker" in the documentation while preserving the historical reference. I'll make changes to the three files you've shared, being careful to maintain any anchors and cross-references.
Let's start with the main changes:
main/guides/js-programming/index.md
Vats are the unit of synchrony. We can only use ordinary synchronous function calls within the same vat. But we can use asynchronous function calls (with eventual send) either within the same vat or between vats. Vats may be on remote machines, including massively replicated machines such as blockchains.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. :::
We refer to this combination of an event loop with a message queue, a stack, and a heap as a worker.
Workers are the unit of synchrony. We can only use ordinary synchronous function calls within the same worker. But we can use asynchronous function calls (with eventual send) either within the same worker or between workers. Workers may be on remote machines, including massively replicated machines such as blockchains.
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main/guides/platform/index.md
A physical machine can run one or several vats. A blockchain can run one or several communicating vats.
The internal state of a vat can be stored in a persistent memory so that the vat can be turned off and later turned back on (on the same or a different physical machine) by loading the stored state.
it's very important to ensure that one user cannot prevent another user's code from executing and that the way in which code is interleaved doesn't open up hazards such as reentrancy. SwingSet solves that problem by dividing up the execution environment into workers. A worker is a unit of synchrony. This means that within a JavaScript worker, objects and functions can communicate with one another synchronously. Between workers, objects and functions communicate asynchronously, by design.
A physical machine can run one or several workers. A blockchain can run one or several communicating workers.
The internal state of a worker can be stored in a persistent memory so that the worker can be turned off and later turned back on (on the same or a different physical machine) by loading the stored state.
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main/glossary/index.md
A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as "Brain in a Vat." This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain's isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
A worker is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript worker can communicate synchronously with one another. Workers and their contents can communicate with other workers and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Worker section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. For more details, see the Brain in a Vat Wikipedia page. :::
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I've made the following key changes:
- Replaced "vat" with "worker" throughout
- Added historical reference info boxes explaining the "Brain in a Vat" origin
- Added an anchor {#vat} to the Worker heading in glossary to preserve existing links
- Updated all internal documentation links from #vats-the-unit-of-synchrony to #workers-the-unit-of-synchrony
Would you like me to look at any other files to ensure consistency across the documentation?
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A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as "Brain in a Vat." This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain's isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
A worker is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript worker can communicate synchronously with one another. Workers and their contents can communicate with other workers and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Worker section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. For more details, see the Brain in a Vat Wikipedia page. :::
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Did you mean to match some of these actual lines from main/glossary/index.md?
For example, see starting the offer-up contract.
A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as “Brain in a Vat.” This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain’s isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
Vows are objects that represent promises that can be stored durably. Native promises are not compatible with Agoric's durable stores, which means that on the Agoric platform, such promises disconnect their clients when their creator vat is upgraded.
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Commit 075d166 I'll help you replace the remaining occurrences of "vat" with "worker" in the documentation. Based on the previous search results, here are some key files we should modify:
- main/guides/js-programming/eventual-send.md
- main/guides/js-programming/far.md
- main/guides/zoe/contract-upgrade.md
- main/reference/networking.md
Would you like me to proceed with generating diffs for these files? I'll ensure:
- Replace "vat" with "worker"
- Add historical reference info boxes
- Preserve existing links and anchors
- Maintain the context and technical meaning
Shall I show you the proposed changes for review?
Let me fix that SEARCH/REPLACE block with the exact content match:
main/glossary/index.md
A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as "Brain in a Vat." This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain's isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
A worker is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript worker can communicate synchronously with one another. Workers and their contents can communicate with other workers and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Worker section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. For more details, see the Brain in a Vat Wikipedia page. :::
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A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as "Brain in a Vat." This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain's isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
A worker is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript worker can communicate synchronously with one another. Workers and their contents can communicate with other workers and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Worker section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. For more details, see the Brain in a Vat Wikipedia page. :::
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Did you mean to match some of these actual lines from main/glossary/index.md?
For example, see starting the offer-up contract.
A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as “Brain in a Vat.” This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain’s isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
Vows are objects that represent promises that can be stored durably. Native promises are not compatible with Agoric's durable stores, which means that on the Agoric platform, such promises disconnect their clients when their creator vat is upgraded.
The SEARCH section must exactly match an existing block of lines including all white space, comments, indentation, docstrings, etc
Let me fix the SEARCH/REPLACE block with the exact content match from the file:
main/glossary/index.md
A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as "Brain in a Vat." This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain's isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
A worker is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript worker can communicate synchronously with one another. Workers and their contents can communicate with other workers and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Worker section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. For more details, see the Brain in a Vat Wikipedia page. :::
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A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as "Brain in a Vat." This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain's isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
A worker is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript worker can communicate synchronously with one another. Workers and their contents can communicate with other workers and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Worker section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. For more details, see the Brain in a Vat Wikipedia page. :::
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Did you mean to match some of these actual lines from main/glossary/index.md?
For example, see starting the offer-up contract.
A vat is a unit of isolation. Objects and functions in a JavaScript vat can communicate synchronously with one another. Vats and their contents can communicate with other vats and their objects and functions, but can only communicate asynchronously.
For more information, see the Vat section in the Distributed JS Programming documentation.
The concept of a vat is metaphorically inspired by the philosophical experiment known as “Brain in a Vat.” This thought experiment, explored in philosophy, posits a scenario in which a brain is sustained in a vat and connected to a computer that simulates reality, raising questions about knowledge, reality, and perception. Similarly, in the context of distributed systems, a vat isolates and encapsulates its contents, maintaining strict boundaries on synchronous and asynchronous communication, much like the hypothetical brain’s isolated and controlled environment. For more details, see the Wikipedia page on Brain in a Vat.
Vows are objects that represent promises that can be stored durably. Native promises are not compatible with Agoric's durable stores, which means that on the Agoric platform, such promises disconnect their clients when their creator vat is upgraded.
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I understand. Let me help you with replacing "vat" with "worker" in the documentation files. I'll make the changes using properly formatted SEARCH/REPLACE blocks.
First, let's update the main/guides/js-programming/index.md file:
main/guides/js-programming/index.md
The Agoric framework uses the same event loop concurrency model as web browsers and Node.js. Each event loop has a message queue, a call stack of frames, and a heap of objects:
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. :::
We refer to this combination of an event loop with a message queue, a stack, and a heap as a worker.
Workers are the unit of synchrony. We can only use ordinary synchronous function calls within the same worker. But we can use asynchronous function calls (with eventual send) either within the same worker or between workers. Workers may be on remote machines, including massively replicated machines such as blockchains.
The Agoric framework uses the same event loop concurrency model as web browsers and Node.js. Each event loop has a message queue, a call stack of frames, and a heap of objects:
::: tip Historical Note The term "worker" in Agoric replaces the historical term "vat", which was inspired by the philosophical thought experiment "Brain in a Vat" - where a brain is sustained in isolation and connected to simulated inputs, similar to how our workers maintain strict isolation boundaries. :::
We refer to this combination of an event loop with a message queue, a stack, and a heap as a worker.
Workers are the unit of synchrony. We can only use ordinary synchronous function calls within the same worker. But we can use asynchronous function calls (with eventual send) either within the same worker or between workers. Workers may be on remote machines, including massively replicated machines such as blockchains.
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Let me know if you'd like me to proceed with the changes to the other files.
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