Use the settings namespace to get/set/toggle/reset Baritone settings cleanly.

• You want typed-looking access like client.settings.allowPlace.
• You need to modify settings before pathing commands.

import asyncio
from pyritone import Client


async def main() -> None:
    async with Client() as client:
        print(await client.settings.allowPlace.set(True))
        print(await client.settings.allowPlace.get())
        print(await client.settings.allowPlace.toggle())
        print(await client.settings.allowPlace.reset())


asyncio.run(main())

All settings operations return CommandDispatchResult.
The command text uses the `set` command internally:
- set <name> <value>
- set <name>
- set toggle <name>
- set reset <name>

• Expecting direct Python booleans back from get(); you get dispatch payload.
• Forgetting that setting names are Baritone setting identifiers.

• commands/control.md
• tasks-events-and-waiting.md
• errors-and-troubleshooting.md