Cable Module

Confirmed on the official page: the game ships puzzle modules with coloured elements, modules have states a team must read, and only the mute monkey can read their manual rules. The cable module (also called “wires” by players) is one of the four module names that appear consistently in first-week community guides and discussion — a standard module that asks the blind monkey to cut (or leave) cables in some order.

What is confirmed

• A cable-style puzzle module exists in the game and is commonly called “cable” or “wires” by players.
• Cutting the wrong cable is a mistake — and mistakes matter: Custom mode lets you set how many mistakes are allowed before the bomb detonates.
• The blind monkey can feel the bomb, and is typically the player who physically interacts with cables.

Not yet confirmed (be careful out there)

The exact cut rule — which cable to cut given the panel state — is not officially published. Week-one guides repeat different rules about wire counts, colours and sequence, and they disagree. Treat any specific “cut the third red cable” rule as community reported, unconfirmed until the manual mapping is verified in-game by multiple independent sources (evidence policy: single-source claims never become facts here).

Reporting template (our convention, not a game rule)

1. The deaf monkey names each cable by position first, then colour — “first from the left, blue”, “third from the right, red”.
2. Agree on counting direction before the timer starts — left-to-right is the default this wiki uses.
3. The mute monkey reads the manual page and says back the action: “cut X” or “skip X”.
4. The blind monkey repeats the action out loud before doing it — one last confirmation loop.

A fixed vocabulary removes most of the misunderstanding the game is built on. The exact rules, when confirmed, will slot into this same template.

Solver status: off. No automated cable answer is offered here because the mapping is not verified — see the modules hub for statuses.