I’ve also added some new functionality to Subcommands for those messy situations. My eventual goal is to stamp out parsing in “after reading a command” rules once and for all!
Now with Subcommands you can look at the exact wording used for the verb (“the subcommand of the verb”), in case you want to make “get” act differently from “take” in one specific circumstance. This will be empty if the action was triggered by anything other than the parser.
>[1] x me
Verb subcommand: x.
Noun subcommand: me.
As good-looking as ever.
>[2] look at me
Verb subcommand: look at.
Noun subcommand: me.
As good-looking as ever.