Glyph drawings

Glyph drawings are drawings made by encoders on cybermatter surfaces, which are then compiled as encodes in cyber space; the simplest example of a glyph is the instant shrine, which can be used to trick programs such as Satchi into thinking there is a torii gate where the glyph is placed. Glyphs can scale up to complex patterns which execute powerful encodes, but they also become more delicate and vulnerable to tampering as the drawings get larger.