What problem does it solve? Working with the metatron virtual machine requires fluency in mtron, its functional, monadic graph-traversal language, whose sugar operators, type system, and space abstractions are unfamiliar to most developers. This Skill teaches an agent how to read, write, and reason about mtron code so it can store, query, and transform data across metatron spaces without guessing at instruction signatures. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Graph CRUD and traversal: Write objs to uri addresses with ->, dereference with * (clone) or @ (anchor), and navigate paths with >>/repeat across the metatron split graph. - Type system and validation: Define structural types with predicates, validate values via .as(type::T), and work with mono, poly, and call types including coefficients and multisets. - Space integrations: Manipulate Docker resources via dckrspace, relational databases via tblespace, filesystems via fsspace, and web/MCP services, all through one uniform uri syntax. - Use Case: Ask the agent to spin up a SQLite container through dckrspace, mount it as a tblespace, insert rows, and run a filtered query, all expressed as mtron expressions. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to explain and evaluate an mtron expression such as building a small graph under /a and then traversing it with rshift, consulting the language reference when needed.
