In NPR-Hub, every document the LLM runs on can change. Code, markdown, JSON, scripts — not static objects, but living game pieces. When something fails, the language talks back.
In normal software, an error is a stop sign. In NPR-Hub, an error is part of the game loop.
A failed command, a traceback, a missing file — not just a problem, but a message from the system.
Python talks through tracebacks. JavaScript talks through console and DOM. NPR-Hub listens.
A simple loop. Small models can participate because state is external and visible.
The loop is the game. Every failure leaves information behind.
NPR-Hub works because the LLM, the code, the documents, and the runtime all talk to each other. A mistake is not the end of a route. It is the next message in the route.