MATRIX OF CONSCIENCE / THE COMPLETE CAMPAIGN

Protect the Core.
Shape the Future.

Move between defense, story, coding, and knowledge missions. Your choices and campaign checkpoints shape the journey.

Start your journey ↓
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0 / 4Missions secured

AMAZING GRACE / COMMUNITY WEB EXTENSION

LM Studio Extension

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Connect, learn, design, and code with a model running on your computer. This is an Amazing Grace web interface for LM Studio, not an official LM Studio product or an installed browser extension. Ask for a simpler explanation, plan a design, or work through a coding problem. With a local model, your questions go directly to LM Studio on this computer. This page saves only your endpoint and model preference; your optional API token and chat history stay in memory until reset or you leave the page.

  1. Start LM StudioLoad a chat-capable model, then start the Developer server on port 1234.
  2. Check the connectionCheck server discovers models. Test connection confirms a text reply; neither test checks remote access or computer-control tools.
  3. Try one questionSelect Test connection, then ask a question in the companion below. Paste the lesson, design brief, or code you want help with.
Server settings

Use http://127.0.0.1:1234/v1 on the same computer. For this hosted page, LM Studio must allow browser/CORS requests from this site while keeping the server bound to the local computer. This setup connects directly from your browser. If authentication is enabled in LM Studio, enter its API token above; it is sent only to the local endpoint and never saved by this page. On a phone, localhost means the phone, not your computer. Read the mobile guide below before connecting.

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Keep LM Studio running while you use the companion. Lessons and saved progress work without it.

Learn at your pace

Ask for examples, break a topic into smaller steps, or generate practice questions from a lesson you paste.

Design with a plan

Describe your audience and goals to explore layouts, colors, accessible copy, and design briefs. Responses are text; this page does not generate images.

Understand your code

Paste a small snippet and its error message for explanations, debugging suggestions, and test ideas. Review suggested code before running it.

Chat with LM Studio

It sees only what you type here—not your lessons, files, or other browser tabs. Model quality and speed depend on your computer and selected model.

Check the server above to begin.

FROM CHAT TO ACTION

Create an agent. Reach it from your phone.

Available here: model discovery, a text-response test, and chat for learning, design planning, and code advice. Separate setup: tool-enabled agents and remote computer access.

1. Create a custom agent in LM Studio
  1. On your computer, load a chat model suited to your hardware. For agents that act, choose one with reliable tool-use support.
  2. Give it a clear role and save the instructions as a Preset. Include its goal, the files or websites it may use, and how it should report results.
  3. Start with a small task and check its answer. A preset changes behavior; it does not grant access to your computer.

Example instructions: “You are my website assistant. Help me plan accessible pages and explain code changes. Work only in the project I select. Show me the proposed changes, test them, and ask before publishing, deleting files, or sending messages. Say clearly when you cannot perform an action.”

LM Studio preset guide ↗

2. Give the agent browser or project tools
  1. In LM Studio's Program panel, use Install → Edit mcp.json to add a trusted tool server following its instructions. MCP is the connection between a model and a tool.
  2. For browser tasks, Microsoft's Playwright MCP can provide browser navigation and interaction. Use a separate browser profile for agent work. Browser automation does not provide control of every desktop application.
  3. For programming, add a file or development tool with access limited to the intended project folder. A text model alone can suggest code but cannot save or run it.
  4. Test an observable task such as opening a public page and reporting its title. Inspect the actual browser and tool output. Configure confirmations in the tool or host for sensitive actions; instructions in a prompt alone do not enforce permissions.

Connect MCP tools ↗ · Microsoft Playwright MCP ↗

This web chat does not load your desktop presets or invoke MCP tools. A custom mobile agent interface would need LM Studio's tool-enabled API, authentication, a tool allowlist, action results, and cancellation. Tool-enabled API guide ↗

3. Use your computer and agent from a phone

Use the desktop app remotely: configure a remote-desktop service on your computer, then connect using its phone client. You can operate LM Studio and watch the agent's browser on the computer's screen.

  1. For example, set up your own computer at Chrome Remote Desktop, following its account and PIN setup.
  2. Connect from the supported mobile client with the same account. Keep the computer awake and online.
  3. Open LM Studio on the remote desktop, select your preset and tools, and try a small task. Review the results before approving consequential actions.

Official mobile remote-desktop instructions ↗

Advanced: use this chat through a private tunnel. First configure a private VPN and authenticated SSH access between your phone and computer. On Android, an SSH client such as Termux can forward the phone's port 1234 to LM Studio on the computer:

ssh -N -L 1234:127.0.0.1:1234 YOUR_USER@YOUR_PRIVATE_HOST

Replace the placeholders with your own SSH login and private computer address. On iPhone, use an SSH client that supports local port forwarding with the same source port and destination. Keep the tunnel active, then use http://127.0.0.1:1234/v1 above and the LM Studio API token if required. Browser local-network/CORS restrictions may prevent this hosted page from connecting; use the remote-desktop route if that happens. Phone background suspension can also interrupt tunnels.

A tunnel carries model requests; it does not add computer-control tools. Keep model ports private rather than forwarding them through your public router. Private-network setup ↗ · LM Studio API authentication ↗

A successful connection test proves only that the model replied. Agent tool access, remote access, and successful task completion must each be checked separately.

YOUR NEXT STEP

STORY MISSIONS / EXPLORE THE NETWORK

Become a Signalkeeper.

Three connected regions

Meet guardians, solve memory and route puzzles, and make decisions with real tradeoffs in a fictional world. Twelve quests combine arithmetic, reading, planning, and reflection.

Restoring the Echo Gardens is an alternate practice milestone for Nexus. Your story choices remain in the local quest journal.

Start story missions →

Seven Stars field mission

Explore Scripture, astronomy, and reflection through a guided location-based challenge. This is an optional Matrix mission.

Enter Seven Stars →

SPECIALIST MISSIONS / OPTIONAL CAMPAIGN MODES

Signal Operations.

VIM Defense / Bash Academy

Protect the Core with H/L and arrow movement, Space to fire, and support drones. Bash knowledge breaks add a tactical learning phase; mobile controls support sliding between actions.

Enter VIM / Bash mission →

PowerShell Defense

Build a defensive pipeline, learn filtering and objects, then face a quiz-shielded Rogue Script AI. Commands are educational text and are never executed.

Enter PowerShell mission →

These are optional specialist missions inside Matrix. Play either between defense levels; their existing saves remain on this device.

01 / UNDERSTAND

Small lessons. Useful decisions.

Each quiz has four questions.
Pass with at least three correct.

02 / PRACTICE

Make your first connections.

OPTIONAL PUZZLE MILESTONE

Code Matrix

Reach 7,500 points within 20 moves to qualify for Nexus. Hints are welcome. The five levels grow steadily harder, and each also earns 50 one-time Signal Bonus credits for Matrix Defense.

Play Code Matrix →

KNOWLEDGE MISSIONS / OPTIONAL

Test what you have learned.

Subject quiz

Take a short Bible knowledge round with answer explanations and references. On Amazing Grace, this is one optional subject mission within the broader campaign.

Start a quiz mission →

03 / APPLY

Turn learning into a defense.

Clear every wave with core health left.
Each mission starts with a fresh budget.

YOUR LEARNING PASSPORT

Keep your checkpoints with you.

Download a JSON backup of saved learning progress and restore it in another browser. This includes the learning campaign, RPG quests and choices, Code Matrix board, VIM/Bash checkpoint and review history, PowerShell Academy profile, legacy Matrix Academy passport, Signal Bonus balance and earned rewards, and Seven Stars locations.

It includes your chosen player name if saved. It excludes unrelated browser storage, credentials, unsaved combat frames, gameplay currency, and tower-upgrade loadouts. Signal Bonus balances merge by keeping the higher saved balance, so restoring the same file cannot duplicate credits. No file is uploaded to a server.

Your pace. Your progress.

Lessons and puzzles remain replayable. Losing a mission keeps your earned progress. Completion XP and badges are awarded once; they do not buy quiz passes or unlocks.

Progress lives in this browser on this site. It does not sync to an account. Browser data can be edited, so these results are for personal practice, not graded certification.