Publishes the gig interface the whole round hangs off (A runs first). Everything is
behind ?gigs=1 as a POST-HOC augmentation (gigs.js withGigs, applied by the selector),
so generatePlan is untouched and all v2 goldens stay frozen (synthetic 0x3fa36874, osm
melbourne 0x34cfdec0, katoomba 0x0f652510). Source-agnostic (synthetic + osm).
- Venue: one 'pub' per town — a spine-end plain shop converted in place (keeps lot
id/geometry, enterable), shop.venue=true, never the openLate landmark. Registry gains
a weight-0 'pub' type (interior:'band_room' for Lane C) → never auto-placed → base
plan byte-identical.
- plan.gigs: 7 nightly {gigId,venueShopId,bandName,genreKey:'pubrock',night,startSeg:5,
endSeg:5,cover}; cover ~half free / half $2-$10 (F charges at the door).
- Band names: bandName(seed) generator (90s pub-rock) + OPTIONAL web/assets/custom_bands.json
drop-in (priority into the pool; absent → pure generator, no fetch under ?noassets).
- plan.posters: ~6 seeded {id,gigId,x,z,ry} for Lane B.
- Closing-time debt paid: isOpen(shopOrHours,hour) exported (half-open law as code, D consumes).
- map.html?gigs=1: venue ring + poster pins + gig panel line. Flags-off unchanged.
Self-check ALL GREEN 3074/3074 (gigSuite ×2 sources, flags-off≡base, gig golden
0xa6ae5a5e). qa.sh --strict GREEN 6/6. Verified in-browser both modes. CITY_SPEC v3
section + LANE_A_NOTES handshake for C/D/B/F. Atomic pathspec commit (shared-tree race).
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Ship round. Docs + one selfcheck log-line only; no generator change ⇒ all three goldens
unchanged (synthetic 0x3fa36874, osm/melbourne 0x34cfdec0, osm/katoomba 0x0f652510).
1. CITY_SPEC v2 contract FROZEN — new "CityPlan v2 — frozen producer contract" section: producer
API, goldens table (keyed seed/plansrc/town) + how to pin a new one, town-key mechanism, osm
normalization rules, hours/openLate/storeys laws. Matches code as shipped (F diffs claims vs
code). Refreshed the stale round-6 Plan-sources blockquote to multi-town reality. Layer-1
changes now require a CITY_SPEC amendment + golden re-pin in the same commit.
2. Recipe sanity — DRY-RAN end-to-end: appended a throwaway Newtown (42 shops), selfcheck auto-ran
the full parity suite (1931/1932, only golden unpinned) and printed a paste-ready
`newtown: 0x9045e577,`. Reverted; no 3rd town shipped. Added the selfcheck `⚠ UNPINNED — add to
OSM_GOLDENS` line so the recipe is mechanical; fixed the recipe wording to match.
3. Closing-time occupant ruling (D's on-call Q) — ratifies + freezes what D's sim.js already does:
half-open hours, no new entry when closed, occupants DRAIN (finish bounded dwell) never popped,
player not force-ejected, openLate video is the night crowd. In CITY_SPEC + LANE_A_NOTES. No
code change asked of D.
qa.sh --strict GREEN; selfcheck 1727/1727.
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The carried-over OSM plan source (no-showed R4–R5) lands complete, invariants green — a
second CityPlan producer behind the same contract, so B–F consume it unchanged.
- osm_fixture.js: 95 REAL inner-Melbourne secondhand/charity/music/book/toy/antique shops,
extracted deterministically from thriftgod city_source.json (Overpass cache), imported as a
module ⇒ ZERO network.
- plan_osm.js: generatePlanOSM(seed) — project lat/lon→metres, bin shops into latitude-band
avenues off a spine (real row + real E–W order preserved), march into a valid non-overlapping
CityPlan, centre on origin, report true 362×486 bbox, real shop names, one openLate video.
- index.js: generatePlanFor(seed, source) selector — default 'synthetic' BYTE-IDENTICAL
(golden 0x3fa36874 untouched); 'osm' → the importer. generatePlanOSM exported for F.
- selfcheck.js: parameterized by source — OSM runs the full structural invariant suite
(frontEdge/facing/no-overlap/chunk-coverage/finite/JSON/determinism/openLate) + its own
golden 0x34cfdec0; synthetic-only brief checks skipped. ALL GREEN 1362/1362.
- map.html: ?plansrc=osm renders it (reference wiring for F). Screenshot in docs/shots/laneA/.
- CITY_SPEC: plan-source note; LANE_A_NOTES R6: seam + goldens + shape-diffs for F's gate (F2).
Honest cut: street geometry regularized (real row+order drive it, exact metres do not);
name-parody deferred. qa.sh --strict GREEN.
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Per ROUND3_INSTRUCTIONS 'Lane A — on-call + one verification':
- F finding #5 (shops with storeys outside registry range) verified STALE across 8
seeds: zero violations. Single-storey types (video/milkbar/stall) never exceed 1;
the only shops above registry max are the intentional 3-storey corner anchors
(tall-capable types), exactly per CITY_SPEC. Round-1 cornerBoost gate already
prevents the reported bug. This is also the source of qa.sh's 5 benign storeys
warnings (flagged for Lane F to scope to permittedMax).
- Hardened the selfcheck storeys assertion from the too-lax <=max(mx,3) to the exact
permitted range (max>=2 ? min(max+1,3) : max), so a single-storey type exceeding 1
now fails loudly. Proven non-vacuous. selfcheck.js only — plan output/fingerprint
unchanged (golden 0x098eec2b still matches, confirmed per task 2).
- Documented the storeys corner-anchor rule in the CITY_SPEC schema.
- hours/openLate contract unchanged; ready for Lane F's §3.5 consumer.
qa.sh --strict GREEN (4/4). Committed atomically by pathspec (shared-tree race).
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Answers Lane F §8 (the counter is kind:'counter' in `places`) and closes the
keeper-spawn gap: buildInterior now returns room.counter = { mesh, pose, stand }
and tags the counter interactable with userData.keeperStand. `stand` = {x,z,ry}
where a shopkeeper stands (service side, facing the customer), in room-local
space, rig-front = local -Z per keepers.js. Deterministic; purely additive.
Verified in-browser: 36-build type sweep + 50-room soak — stand in-bounds,
faces customer (dot>0 all), carried on `places` (deep-equal), deterministic;
no change to existing placement, path, leaks, or perf (avg 3.6ms / worst 7.7ms,
geo/tex leak 0).
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