The address format
Every official action has an address: the verified site, then the one thing you can do. People open it. Agents read it.
The shape
@domain is set once, at the
top. After it comes the verb
— the one thing the action does. That's the whole address for most actions.
Slots
Some actions take an input, riding along as its own segment:
wh.ax/@honeywillow.com/find/hawaiian-shirtMeta-verbs
An operation on the action is added as a suffix, so the action address stays a stable prefix:
wh.ax/@honeywillow.com/call/
qr returns a QR code for the
call action. Add /qr to any action's address to get its code.
The colour grammar
What each section does:
-
verb
what a customer does —
call,find,book -
slot
their input —
hawaiian-shirt -
an operation on the action —
qr,inspect - @site the verified site the action lives on
What holds it together
- One place. Every address lives on wh.ax.
- Verified by the owner. An action is official only once the owner has proved they control the domain. The handle is that proof.
- You're in control. You decide which actions exist, where they point, and what's official.