Content predicts the frame. Control must change the future.

Which tokens can move a body?

POSITION ERROR124.0 cm
OBSERVATION AGE2 frames
Predict before acting
Token objective
Capacity 8 tokens
Delay 2 frames

Read the loop, not the screenshot.

A plausible next frame can still hide the state that chooses the next action.

Transparent teaching equations. These are not reported LingBot-VA 2.0 internals.

01Static reach

Isolate representation precision. The observation error is quantized into a finite token budget before becoming a command.

q(e) = round(e × levels) / levels
02Distractor rejection

Content-first tokens spend state on a vivid but task-irrelevant object. Control-aligned tokens preserve the target-to-effector relation.

u_content = 0.46q(e) + bias
03Disturbed transfer

A late observation describes a world that has already changed. Extra capacity sharpens that stale description but cannot make it current.

e_obs[t] = target[t-d] - body[t-d]

What the loop measured

Prediction, consequence, explanation.

FINAL OVERSHOOT STEPS 0
Waiting for a prediction

Choose which objective you expect to produce the lower control error. Then run the same closed loop and let the trajectory answer.

Transfer the idea

A new target. A hidden shove. Configure the loop, then diagnose its bottleneck.

Pass below 12 cm with the disturbance active. Move the target with arrow keys or drag it in the workcell; capacity, alignment, and delay remain independent levers.

MASTERY0/3

Complete the challenge progression to unlock transfer.

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