Differences from the Original AGT Interpreters

• Disambiguation is done on the normal command entry line rather than having a special prompt.
• When asked "Which object do you mean?", it is possible to reply ANY, EITHER, BOTH, or ALL, as well as giving the name of an object.
• LISTEXIT ON, LISTEXIT OFF will turn automatic listing of exits on or off (in AGT there is a LIST EXITS command, so some AGT games don't list exits to rooms).
• OOPS, UNDO, and RESTART are supported (at least on systems with enough memory).
• Adjective-only matches are accepted by the parser.
• The parser is capable of intelligent disambiguation.
• It is also able to expand ALL and ALL EXCEPT (when appropriate options are set).
• Some more multiple word verbs are automatically recognized (for example, GET IN is automatically translated into ENTER).
• Some built-in verbs have additional synonyms. (In particular, standard one-letter abbreviations are supported: X for EXAMINE, Z for WAIT)
• Game-specific synonyms are given a higher priority by the parser than the generic built-in synonyms.
• The standard error messages are different than the original (except in Master's Edition games where most of the standard error messages are included in the game file)
• SCRIPT output is sent to a file rather than to the printer.
• AGiliTy has an extended AGILDEBUG debugging verb and supports more detailed metacommand tracing output.
• AGiliTy uses a different save file format.
• COLORS is not supported, although on some systems equivalent functionality may be supported in the configuration file.
• The special title screen effects of the Shades of Gray and Cosmoserve97 interpreters aren't duplicated.
• Graphics, sound, and fonts are not supported on all platforms.