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*Status: **v1 complete & verified**. Standalone interiors library + test page. Every shop door opens
into a unique, seeded, themed interior, generated on demand in ~4ms, byte-identical every revisit.*
Last updated: 2026-07-16 (round 22) · owner: PROCITY-C · reviewer: Fable
---
## Update 2026-07-16 (round 22, v4.0 THE EPOCH CLOSE) — 23-town door-soak (#5) + the G2a contract (#3)
R22 §Lane C, both items. Wave 3 — ran **after A pinned the 36 goldens** (`3face97`) and E's tri-diet fix
(`d81e499`), so this soaks the final v4.0 world.
### Ledger #5 — sampled door-soak across all 23 towns
The five-town harness scaled: **~10 doors/town, sample takes one of every type present then stride-fills**, so
every archetype is covered town-set-wide. **238 doors · 1,133 in-plan shops · 23 towns.**
| town | shops | doors | worst draws | | town | shops | doors | worst draws |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| adelaide | 110 | 11 | 158 | | katoomba | 72 | 10 | 149 |
| ballarat | 19 | 10 | 154 | | launceston | 30 | 10 | 137 |
| bendigo | 35 | 10 | 141 | | marrickville | 26 | 10 | 149 |
| bowral | 30 | 10 | 156 | | newcastle | 34 | 10 | 152 |
| braddon | 19 | 10 | 158 | | **newtown_godverse** | 18 | 10 | 134 |
| brunswick | 92 | 11 | 149 | | newtown | 67 | 11 | 149 |
| castlemaine | 23 | 10 | 150 | | northbridge | 58 | 11 | 149 |
| darwin | 12 | 10 | 154 | | toowoomba | 12 | 10 | 138 |
| daylesford | 26 | 10 | 153 | | westend | 41 | 10 | 146 |
| **fitzroy (mecca)** | **139** | 10 | **159** | | fremantle | 79 | 11 | 152 |
| geelong | 62 | 11 | 145 | | glebe | 51 | 11 | 151 |
| hobart | 78 | 11 | 157 | | | | | |
**Verdict: 23/23 PASS — 0 throws · 0 carves · 0 path-fails · 0 over-budget; worst 159 draws (fitzroy) ≤350.**
- **All 12 archetypes covered town-set-wide** (band_room, book, dept, milkbar, opshop, pawn, pub, record, rsl,
stall, toy, video) — the whole registry.
- **23/23 towns landed 3 venues** — A's cluster bias + district placement hold from the 12-shop thin tail
(darwin, toowoomba) to the 139-shop mecca (fitzroy). Fitzroy, 2× anything absorbed before, is the *cheapest*
end of nothing — worst draw 159, same band as everywhere else: interiors don't care about town scale.
- **Lane G's `newtown_godverse` passes** (18 shops, 8 types, worst 134) — the merged town needs nothing from C.
### Ledger #3 — the G2a per-shop atlas contract (C's half) → published in LANE_C_PUB **§7**
Answered Fable's priors + E's half. **All three priors hold; atlas-per-shop is strictly better for draws than
today's type-packs. The binding constraint is VRAM, not draws — and E's dispose ask is granted: it's my seam.**
- **Draws:** 1 atlas/shop = **1 draw** (shared material + baked UV → batch.js merges). Rule: 1, hard cap 2;
60+ item shops spill to the type-pack. Headroom is enormous (stock rooms 4158 draws vs the ≤350 law).
- **VRAM (the real ceiling):** E's 181 MB audit is right and the cause is my own design note
(`stockpack.js:11` caches atlases "NOT per-room, like depot GLBs") — correct for 3 bounded type-packs,
**wrong for unbounded per-shop atlases**. Ruling: **≤2 resident shop atlases, ≤8 MB decoded, ≤1024² typical**
(2048² only for 60+ items); **C lands the LRU cap + dispose in `stockpack.js`**. Scheduling: the accretion is
pre-existing and `?stock=real` is **opt-in** (`index.html:196`) so it can't touch the default boot — **not a
v4.0 blocker**; I land it as **C's first v4.x item, before G2a ships**.
- **Schema:** E's index confirmed verbatim, keyed per shop; UV origin stays top-left (C flips V); C reads `uv`
never `cell` (so book's 176×256 portrait is fine). **Fail-soft/parody/`?noassets`:** unchanged law.
- **One ask back to G:** emit `items[]` in **deterministic order (sort by id)** — C's seeded per-bin pick
indexes into it, so a re-emit would silently reshuffle every crate.
**C→F: 23-town interior verdict GREEN** (nothing gates the tag from C). Docs-only. Both C items closed for v4.0.
---
## Update 2026-07-16 (round 21, v4.0-beta close) — the five-town density door-soak (ledger #3)
R21 §Lane C (wave 2 — ran **after A's venue cluster-adjacency bias** landed, `110c828`, so the soak reads the
relocated world + A's re-pinned goldens). The carried R20 #6: **every one of the five beta towns at its new
density**, deterministically sampled ~25 doors/town — the sample takes **one of every type present** then
stride-fills, so the texture classes' first real appearance (milkbar/dept/stall on real shops) is always covered.
| town | shops (in plan) | sampled | venues | types (all sampled) | throws | carves | path-fails | over-budget | worst draws |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| `katoomba_real` | 72 | 25 | 3 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | **157** |
| `newtown_real` | 67 | 25 | 3 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 155 |
| `fremantle_real` | 79 | 25 | 3 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 153 |
| `bendigo_real` | 35 | 25 | 3 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 154 |
| `castlemaine_real` | 23 | 23 (all) | 3 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 156 |
**123 doors · 0 throws · 0 carves · 0 path-fails · 0 over-budget · worst 157 draws (≤350).** In every town
`typesInTown === typesSampled` — every archetype present was entered, including all three venue kinds
(pub/band_room/rsl) and the texture classes. **All five towns landed 3 venues** → A's cluster bias + district
placement hold at density.
**§6 mapping verified live (John's SUBTLE directive, working by construction):** katoomba's cache is **20
heroes + 60 texture** — exactly E's 3× cap, heroes untouched. In-plan (after A's counted drops): 17 heroes
(opshop 10 · book 4 · record 2 · video 1) + 52 texture (milkbar 29 · dept 18 · stall 5) + 3 venues = 72.
The texture classes' **first real appearance** renders right: **"Blue Mountains Chocolate Company"** — a real
Katoomba `shop=chocolate` — now wears `milkbar` (70s geo wallpaper, cube shelves of price-tagged goods, counter,
wall rack): a believable confectionery counter shop. The widening reads as texture, not takeover.
*(Cache→plan deltas — e.g. katoomba 80→72 — are A's overflow/fragmentation drops, counted by cause in A's R20
accounting; not an interior concern, and every surviving door builds clean.)* **C→F: density verdict GREEN.**
Docs-only. C otherwise on-call; my §6 mapping + this soak close both C items for the beta.
---
## Update 2026-07-16 (round 20, v4.0-beta FIVE TOWNS) — the class→archetype mapping (ledger #2, C's half)
R20 §Lane C (I lead — E builds to it, half-day rule): **published the OSM shop-class → interior archetype
mapping** in [LANE_C_PUB.md](docs/LANES/LANE_C_PUB.md) **§6** (new v4.0-beta amendment; the frozen venue
contract §0§5 untouched). This is the density widening — real towns fetch **general retail**, not just the
thriftgod secondhand classes, so the main street holds its real bakery/cafe/chemist/clothes shops.
**Design (John's directive: SUBTLE — texture, not takeover):**
- **No new archetypes.** General retail wears **existing** recipes: food/grocer/newsagent/chemist → `milkbar`
(the canonical AU counter shop); clothes/hardware/big-retail → `dept`; produce/florist → `stall`.
- **Secondhand stays the hero** — charity/antiques→opshop, books→book, music→record, video/games→video,
pawn→pawn, toys→toy; never subsampled.
- **Unknown/unlisted → `opshop`** (R18-proven safe). Included a copy-paste JSON map for E's `build_towns.py`
+ a tasteful fetch list (skip vehicle/funeral/industrial/pure-services like hairdresser/bank).
- **Guardrail for E:** if a town's general retail would visually drown the secondhand strip, seed-subsample
the texture classes toward ~23× the secondhand count and count the drops in `norm.dropped`.
**Mechanic note:** `plan_osm` keeps only registry types (unknowns flatten to opshop), so E bakes a **registry
type** per the map into each cache's `shop.type` — no C code change, all targets are existing recipes/registry
entries, budgets unchanged. **C→E handshake: §6 is live.**
**Pre-validated the mapping (measurement over folklore, before E builds to it):** milkbar/dept/stall/opshop all
build valid at the katoomba lot (8.5×14) — 0 carves, ≤143 draws, pathOK. Rendered `dept` (my one flagged case
— the escalator centrepiece): reads as a clean **dressed-retail floor** (cube shelves of goods + clothes rack +
counter + "GROUND FLOOR/HABERDASHERY" signage) in the 7.9×11.7 hall, escalator does *not* dominate — so
`clothes`/`hardware` → `dept` is confirmed, not a concern.
**Pending (ledger #6, after E re-emits the 5 widened caches):** the five-town sampled door-soak — every town,
sampled doors at the new density, all types resolve, no carve, budgets; one table, five rows. I'll watch that
`dept` reads right on small real lots (the escalator centrepiece). Docs-only this commit; door-soak follows E.
Last updated: 2026-07-16 (round 19) · owner: PROCITY-C · reviewer: Fable
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## Round 22 (v4.0 — THE EPOCH CLOSE) — F closed it
- **The blocking gate CLOSED.** F's R21 re-measure made the tri diet blocking; B diagnosed, the driver
traced A→**E**, E fixed it, F re-measured: katoomba `venue_night` **221,935 → 108,365 (51%)**, worst town
124,682 — the 200k stress edge is closed. Selfcheck **161,300/161,300** (A's 36 goldens + 23 towns).
- **`DBG.enterShop(selector)`** (Lane G's ask) — id · type · exact name · substring, most-specific-first.
- **The release tour** → [`docs/shots/release_v4/`](docs/shots/release_v4/): Fremantle hero · Fitzroy mecca ·
Toowoomba thin tail · synthetic control · `?classic=1` covenant. All posed through F's R21 cluster
primitive — which earned itself twice: the first cut posed via `street_noon` and **the mecca came out as
bare bitumen**; re-posed through the cluster, Fitzroy reads.
- **⚠ Honest finding (filed v4.x):** the thin tail does **not** prove the floor holds — Toowoomba reads as an
empty road. The floor is a **ratio**, not a count: 0.008 shops/edge vs the heroes' 0.060.08. The frame
ships labelled honestly rather than swapped for a flattering town.
- Docs (README v4 "the towns are the product", notes §22), `qa.sh --strict --matrix` green, tag **`v4.0`**.
---
## Round 2021 (v4.0-beta THE FIVE TOWNS) — F never ran R20; closed R21
**R20: F never ran** (no gate, no tag) — the honest record is in LANE_F_NOTES §20. Unlike R18 (where F ran
and *held* on evidence), the slot simply didn't execute; the round also left C's door-soak, B's selector
index, and D's relocation finding open. R21 closed all four.
**R21: the beta gate.** Waves [A,B,E] → [C,D] → [F]. All five lanes in; F gated:
- **Matrix 10 towns × 7 gates** — boot/determ/district/roads/**tram**/noassets green on all ten; selfcheck
154141/154141; `qa.sh --strict` GREEN.
- **Tram dimension (new)** — B's R20 ruling verified exactly: Newtown runs 16 stops (was 149 — B's phantom
fix), Castlemaine 10; Katoomba/Fremantle/Bendigo **fenced** at 3/2/1 shops fronted. Needed a new seam:
the shell now exposes `window.PROCITY.tram` (B built `routeInfo` for F's smoke; nothing published it).
- **⚠ venue_night re-measure — recorded, premise falsified.** A's cap worked (posters 438→111) but the
density widening ate it: katoomba **200,965 (+965) → 221,935 (+21,935, +11%)**; bendigo 201k. Draws fine
(151/300). Filed as R22's first item (the tri-diet backlog already lives there).
- **Selector ruling** — always in the HUD (the towns *are* the product), + the corollary that F's harness
must hide the HUD for beauty shots (the R19 alpha shot's selector-in-frame was F's own gap).
- **Beta money shot** — [Fremantle's real street at golden hour](docs/shots/v4_beta/fremantle_mainstreet.png):
a corridor of shopfronts, footpaths, a crossing, and a genuinely busy crowd. Tag **`v4.0-beta`**.
---
## Round 1819 (v4.0-alpha REAL ROADS) — F held R18 correctly, then closed R19
**R18: F did NOT run — the gate would have failed by design, so F held the tag** and filed the failure list

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*Lane brief: `docs/LANES/LANE_G_GODVERSE.md`. This file follows your progress-file convention —
newest round first. Fable-on-ultra writing.*
## Round 23 (2026-07-16) — G2a: THE FIRST REAL CRATE + the G3 draft
**Landed (branch `lane-G-godverse`, G namespace only — ready for your mid-round merge):**
- `pipeline/godverse_stock.py` — the per-shop atlas pipeline, split at **the snapshot boundary**:
`snapshot` (runs where the DBs are; freezes every source row + every cover's sha256) →
`pack` (pure: snapshot + image bytes → atlas, no DB, no network). That split is deliberate —
**it's what lets E's `validate_atlas` gate G's output on m3 without the dealgod DB** (ledger #4).
- `pipeline/_godverse/monsterrobot_550.snapshot.json` — the artifact of record (committed).
- `web/assets/stock_godverse/3962749/`**120 real records** from a real crate: 2 atlases
(2048², 256px cells, E's contract verbatim) + index with provenance.
- `docs/G3_ECONOMY_DESIGN.md` — the draft (ledger #2), incl. **the write-back question framed for
John** (§7), now grounded in a real trading shop rather than a hypothetical.
- **Verified:** byte-identical re-bake (same snapshot → same bytes); uv ⊂ [0,1]; every item's
atlas ref resolves; bands standard 58 / collector 56 / grail 6. Eyeballed the atlas: it's a real
deep-house crate (Basement Jaxx, Byron Stingily, Angel Moraes, 4hero, Murk, Blaze).
**THE HEADLINE FINDING — the brief's premise doesn't hold (all measured, R23):**
The ledger asked for "dealgod inventory → one real **Newtown** record shop". That can't be built:
- **No Newtown record shop has stock in any database.** Egg Records / Papa Disquo / Haze Guitars /
The Vintage Record / Downtown Music: **0 items each**.
- **`dealgod.stores` is not a shop census** — 8,754 of 9,285 are **Discogs seller accounts**.
Zero Newtown stores, zero census name matches. It's an item *feed*, not a shop directory.
- **`thriftgod.item` is a demo seed** — 2,221 items across 29 shops, **all Brisbane/Newcastle/Alice
charity shops**, zero record shops.
- **`mint()` cannot produce tier 1**: `TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM (0.5)` + `random.random/uniform/shuffle`,
and **`random.seed` appears nowhere in `server.py`**. Non-deterministic, and it assigns other
sellers' listings to shops that never owned them — which also voids the licence law's "the
*stores' own* product shots" green and makes write-back meaningless. (G3 §2.)
- This is **not** risk #3's "fuzzy matching" — it's a population mismatch. Nothing to match *to*.
**What we found instead — and it's better.** `monsterrobot` (**147 Musgrave Rd, Red Hill, Brisbane**
— John's ruling) is the same real shop in three datasets: `recordgod` (its POS: 28,624 live vinyl,
**24,914 in 357 real crates** with real labels and slot numbers), `monsterrobot.party` (its own
site — **the covers are the shop's own product shots**), and dealgod store **3962749** (the scrape;
the cover cache + the godverse id). **99.3%** of its crate stock joins to a cached cover by Discogs
`release_id`. Not in thriftgod's census, so its godverse id = its dealgod store id 3962749 (real,
stable, clear of the census space — thriftgod max shop id = 2992). Drops counted: 120 of 122 in
crate 550 baked; 2 dropped (no own photo).
**Rulings received from John this round (recorded):**
1. **The crate ships as the shop it really is** — Red Hill, Brisbane, not Newtown.
2. **Real titles/artists at tier 1** — an amendment to the no-real-trademarks law that
`build_stock_pack.py` enforces (it parody-transforms metadata). Same shape as the licence law:
in-house 🟢, **flagged before anything public**. Recorded in every atlas's provenance.
**Asks — two things gate the crate reaching a room, and both are outside G's namespace:**
1. **[C + F] Per-shop packs aren't wired at runtime.** `stockpack.js` caches by `type` alone
(`_packs`/`_resolved`), and `interior_mode.js:192` does `getStockPack(shop.type)` with `base`
fixed to `assets/models/`. R23's single shop works via a `base` override, but **two stocked
shops collide in that cache** — so this blocks v5.0-beta, not just ledger #3. Seam needed:
key the cache by `type + base` (or `godverse_id`) + preload per-shop on entry. **C owns the
wording (LANE_C_PUB); G re-emits to whatever lands.**
2. **[E, via Fable] The crate has no street.** `redhill_real` doesn't exist; `westend_real` is the
only Brisbane cache and stops ~2.3 km south. Needs a `build_towns.py` TOWNS entry
(~`center: (-27.4553, 153.0064), span_km: 2.4`) + one Overpass fetch, then
`godverse_town.py redhill_real redhill_godverse`. **That's E's file and an outward-facing
fetch — G touched neither.** Note monsterrobot must be added to the godverse cache's `shops[]`
as id 3962749 (it's not in the census); `godverse_town.py` takes shops from thriftgod only, so
that's a small G change once you rule on the town.
**Environment note (matters for reproducibility):** this ran on the **m3**, not ultra — the box has
neither `thriftgod` nor `dealgod` Postgres. Both were restored/read from John's mounted backup
drive (`/Volumes/johnking/db-backups`, **2026-07-15** dumps); dealgod (2 GB gz) was never restored,
its cover map was streamed straight out of the dump (command recorded in
`godverse_stock.py:load_image_map`). This is *better* for the charter's snapshot discipline, not
worse: the dump date is pinned in every snapshot's provenance. I left two restored DBs on the m3
(`thriftgod`, `recordgod`) — say the word and I'll `dropdb` them.
**Fences held:** PII — `recordgod` holds real `customer`/`staff`/`sales`; the pipeline reads only
`inventory`/`crate`/`disc_cache`, and G3 §9 makes that a standing fence. Licence — covers are the
shop's own shots, in-house 🟢, flagged before public, provenance in every atlas.
## Round 1 (2026-07-16, ultra) — the marriage's first artifact
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| `?roster=v1` · `?pop=N` | stream | chunk-streamed citizen density is the baseline; `?roster=v1` restores the fixed roster |
| `?dig=0` · `?stock=real` | dig on | crate-riffle on record bins · real GODVERSE sleeves in the stock |
| `?noassets=1` · `?plansrc=osm` · `?mute=1` · `?dbg=1` | off | asset-free (zero network) · OSM plan source · silence · the `window.DBG` capture/soak harness |
| `?plansrc=osm&town=<key>` | — | boot a **real Australian town**: fixtures `melbourne`/`katoomba`/`silverton`, or a real OSM cache `bendigo_real`/`castlemaine_real`/`fremantle_real`/`katoomba_real`/`newtown_real` (ODbL, `web/assets/towns/SOURCES.md`). **REAL ROADS:** a cache with `roads[]` (schema v2) builds the CityPlan street graph from the town's **actual OSM streets**; without `roads[]` a cache marches onto synthetic avenues. Or just **pick a town from the HUD selector** — no URL needed |
## v4.0 — THE REAL MAP: the towns *are* the product
**23 real Australian towns — 1,210 real shops, every state and territory — on their actual streets.** Not
"inspired by": Fitzroy's shops sit on Fitzroy's roads, at their real positions, because the pipeline eats
OpenStreetMap and marches it through the same CityPlan contract the procedural town uses. **Pick one from
the in-HUD selector and walk it.** Everything built across v1v3 comes along unchanged — the venues and their
seeded week of gigs, the 4-piece band with the seated drummer, the crowd that follows you into the pub, the
interiors behind every door, weather, the tram — because they all hang off the plan contract and never had
to know the geography got real.
The towns run from **meccas** (Fitzroy, 160 shops) to the **thin tail** (12), at real retail density: the
secondhand heroes keep their footfall while the street around them gets ~4× busier — texture, never a
takeover. Venues bias to the retail heart. The tram only runs where it fronts a real high street (elsewhere
it was honestly "a highway bus", so it's fenced). Everything stays **deterministic from the seed**, silent
under `?noassets=1`, and **`?classic=1` still boots the exact v2 town, byte-identical forever** (`0x3fa36874`).
**The tour:** [`docs/shots/release_v4/contact.html`](docs/shots/release_v4/) — the Fremantle hero, the
Fitzroy mecca, the thin tail (labelled honestly: the floor is shops-per-street-metre, and Toowoomba is
below it), the synthetic control, and the `?classic=1` covenant made visible. Charter:
[`docs/V4_REAL_MAP.md`](docs/V4_REAL_MAP.md) · data + licences (ODbL):
[`web/assets/towns/SOURCES.md`](web/assets/towns/SOURCES.md).
| `?plansrc=osm&town=<key>` | — | boot a **real Australian town**: fixtures `melbourne`/`katoomba`/`silverton`, or a real OSM cache `bendigo_real`/`castlemaine_real`/`fremantle_real`/`katoomba_real`/`newtown_real` (ODbL, `web/assets/towns/SOURCES.md`). **v4.0-alpha REAL ROADS:** a cache with `roads[]` (schema v2) builds the CityPlan street graph from the town's **actual OSM streets** — walk Katoomba's real main street; without `roads[]` a cache marches onto synthetic avenues |
| `?seed=N` | `20261990` | town seed |
**Release tour:** [`docs/shots/release_v3_1/contact.html`](docs/shots/release_v3_1/) — the money shots on

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# LANE A — CITYGEN · progress (PROCITY-A)
*Status: **all deliverables landed; self-check all-green (161,372/161,372); rounds 223 closed** (see below).
R23 (v5.0-alpha): D's thin-tail finding is law — `validateTownCache` warns above **150 m median shop
spacing**; flags 2 of 23 towns (toowoomba 396 m, **ballarat 255 m — beyond the brief**). Warn, never error.
R22: the pack absorbed — 23 towns, 36 goldens in one commit. classic `0x3fa36874` / gig `0xb1d48ea1` frozen.*
*Status: **all deliverables landed; self-check all-green (51670/51670); rounds 219 closed** (see below).
v4.0-alpha alpha-close: fragmentation resolved (105→1 component on katoomba), E's spine-poster finding
fixed, all 5 real towns pinned on real-roads goldens (katoomba `0xb7ffbca2`). classic/gig/marched-fixtures
frozen.*
*Date: 2026-07-16 · owner: PROCITY-A (Opus 4.8)*
## Round 23 (2026-07-16) — v5.0-alpha: the spacing warn (ledger #5)
D's R22 finding made law: `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS` counts shops, but what makes a town read alive is **clustering**.
`validateTownCache` now warns when `medianShopSpacing(cache) > MAX_MEDIAN_SPACING_M` (**150 m**) — the metric
and threshold both exported from the barrel, so no lane re-derives them. **Warn, never error**: a flagged
cache still boots a valid district (toowoomba shipped green through the whole v4.0 pack), E curates, the
validator flags. selfcheck **ALL GREEN 161,372/161,372** (+72), synthetic `0x3fa36874` frozen, no golden moved.
- **The threshold is measured, not picked.** Fable's brief offered darwin 27 m / toowoomba 388 m as "plenty
of daylight for a line". Measuring all 23 towns showed the pack is a near-continuum, and the line is
**forced** into `(119.3, 254.9]` — braddon (119.3 m) is alive by D's own hub test (7 shops within 160 m,
identical to darwin's 7), ballarat (254.9 m) is not. 150 m sits in the pack's widest gap (**×2.14**).
- **Two towns flag, not one.** The brief names toowoomba; the measurement adds **ballarat (255 m)**, which
nobody had looked at — and which is independently one of the three towns my R22 cluster fallback fired on.
Filed for E as a curation call, counted either way.
- **The brief's anchors were in the wrong space, and it matters.** D's 27 m is **plan** space (post-lift);
`validateTownCache` is **cache** space (raw lat/lon — the only thing it has at ingest). Darwin is 68.3 m
in cache space, not 27. Coding a threshold interpolated between D's figures would have mixed spaces
silently. Cache space is right *here*, and provably safe: the lift compresses dense towns (darwin
plan/cache **0.40**) but not sparse ones (toowoomba **0.98**, ballarat **1.01**), so the error lives at the
dense end and the warn only fires at the sparse end. Verified all 23 in both spaces: **one town disagrees**
(`newtown_godverse`, 94.4 cache → 158.3 plan) — filed for G/Fable, not acted on, since no cache-space line
catches it without false-positiving braddon, and its sparsity is census *coverage*, which re-bboxing can't fix.
- Cost: ~1 ms/town at registration (25.6 ms for all 23 including fitzroy's 160 shops), against a <100 ms
plan budget. Pending: re-pin whatever E's toowoomba re-bbox moves — **only** that.
## Round 22 (2026-07-16) — v4.0 THE EPOCH CLOSE: the pack absorbed + 36 goldens pinned (ledger #2)
E's 17 new towns + Lane G's `newtown_godverse` fed through the lift and pinned in ONE golden commit
(`REAL_TOWN_GOLDENS` + `REAL_TOWN_GIG_GOLDENS`: 5 → **23 towns each**, zero unpinned).
**The headline: everything built this epoch held at 23-town scale, first try.** 1,210 shops → 1,133 seated
(77 dropped, **6.4%**, counted by cause); **1 connected component and 3 venues on every one of the 23 towns**.
`fitzroy` — 160 shops, 2× anything absorbed before — landed 139 seated, 1 component, 3 venues, 212 posters,
all invariants green. The junction-protected DP, fragmentation ruling, cluster bias, poster cap and capacity
fence needed **no new hardening**: the pack needed absorbing, not fixing.
- **Graded cluster fallback (the one refinement).** Three towns have no candidate at the floor at all
(`ballarat`/`toowoomba`/`newtown_godverse` top out at 2 shops within 160 m); R21's bias switched off there,
stranding venues at 0. It now falls back to the **densest available** — ballarat 0,2,0 → **2,2,2**, godverse
0,1,1 → **2,2,2**, toowoomba 1,0,0 → 1,2,1. Fires only where the floor is unreachable ⇒ **no already-pinned
town moved** (verified). Acceptance at pack scale: **20 of 23 towns have every venue ≥3**; the three above
sit at their town's genuine ceiling — the carved-out case, stated explicitly.
- **Drop outliers, counted not hidden:** `daylesford` 19% (32 shops on a 171-road graph — the thinnest in the
pack, all overflow), `fitzroy` 13%. `RGAP` is already 0.5 m and `NODE_CLEAR` 3 m; the only lever left is
spilling onto a different street, which buys a few percent by putting a shop on a road it isn't on. Same
ruling as R20: **drop and count beats teleport**.
- selfcheck ALL GREEN **161,300/161,300**; scaffold + consistency GREEN; cross-process deterministic
(pack-xor `0xca140954`). classic / gig / marched fixtures frozen.
Handshake fired → C + D + F: the pack is in, 23 towns pinned, start your verifies.
**Ledger #6 (docs, `9c9ad73`): CITY_SPEC v4 final + the risk list retired-or-carried.** Closing this
surfaced real drift — **three gig-layer behaviour changes had reached only these notes, never the spec**
(R20's clearance widening to every venue kind, R21's cluster bias, R22's fallback). The amendment law says
the spec is where they live; all three are now recorded, along with the pick *order* no lane could have
inferred (cluster field → kind flavour → clearance → `farthestFirst` → seeded pick). Risk list judged
against the pack, not the 5-town sample it was written for: **#1 retired** (widest town geelong 3,829 m =
77% of the 5 km law), **#2 retired** (thinnest darwin 12 shops = 2× `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS`), **#3 retired
plan-side / carried for the runtime lanes** (a green plan is not a green town — C/D/F's verifies close it),
**#4 retired** (DP knob measured; 1 component on all 23), **#6 NEW carried** (thin-graph seating capacity).
**Ledger #1 (tri diet): not A's — B's numbers decided it.** The driver is E's four furniture GLBs
(91.5%); posters are **222 tris**, buildings **348**. My cap worked and was never the lever, and B found
the real coupling is **road density, not shop count** — so the absorb wasn't the cause either. My guess
(buildings/LOD) was wrong at 0.2%; the measurement won, as it should.
## Round 21 (2026-07-16) — v4.0-beta: the venue cluster-adjacency bias (ledger #1, the round's spine)
D filed it: katoomba's pub sat 1,000 m from the retail cluster — a gig with no passing crowd. Measuring all
five towns first showed it was **systemic: 11 of 15 venues** had <3 shops within 160 m (newtown's were
0/0/1). After the bias: **0 of 15**. Katoomba's pub went **1 → 9**; castlemaine cleared without needing the
floor exception Fable anticipated.
- `pickVenues` now builds a **cluster-adjacent field** (≥`CLUSTER_MIN` 3 shops within `CLUSTER_R` 160 m),
then the kind flavors (pub corner / band_room fringe / rsl off-spine) bias **within** it rather than
overriding it (per the brief: biases, not absolutes). No cluster at all → falls back to the pool.
- **Synthetic frozen BY CONSTRUCTION**, not by luck. The brief assumed a blanket filter was a no-op because
"the synthetic town is one dense cluster anyway" — measurement says otherwise: **4 synthetic candidates
per seed** sit under the threshold (min cluster 01), so a blanket filter *would* have moved the frozen
golden. Gated on `plan.source === 'osm'` (undefined on synthetic). Marched fixtures are 'osm' but genuinely
dense (min 3/11/13) ⇒ verified no-op.
- **Only the GIG goldens moved** (venue selection is gig-layer): katoomba `0xbf586b77`, newtown `0xacdb3eee`,
fremantle `0xcf3426fc`, bendigo `0x646b2c23`, castlemaine `0xf9713a69`. Base goldens untouched.
classic/gig/marched fixtures frozen. selfcheck ALL GREEN **66419/66419**; scaffold + consistency GREEN;
cross-process deterministic.
- FYI: E's v4.0 pack (`glebe`, `marrickville`, `newcastle`) already boots clean through my loader (validates
+ full suites pass), listed UNPINNED — **I pin the pack in R22**; it does not gate the beta tag.
Handshake fired → C + D: cluster bias landed, goldens re-pinned, start your verifies.
## Round 20 (2026-07-16) — v4.0-beta THE FIVE TOWNS: the poster cap (density absorb pends E)
Two Lane-A deliverables; the first (independent) landed this commit, the second waits on E's widened caches.
1. **Poster cap (ledger #1) — LANDED.** My R19 finding (real katoomba: 438 spine posters, driving F's one
budget edge, `venue_night` 200,965 tris) is fixed. `gigs.js buildPosters` caps the spine pole run at
**`POSTER_PER_SHOP × shops`** (1.5/shop, floor 12) — a seeded subsample of the run. **Scaled by shop
count, not edge count** (the whole point: a sparse real town has few shops but a big graph). Result:
katoomba **438 → 31** posters (~2× the synthetic feel), fremantle 32, castlemaine 14. **No-op on the
synthetic town** (493 shops ⇒ cap ~740 ≫ its ~15 posters), so the synthetic gig golden `0xb1d48ea1` is
frozen. Posters are gig-layer, so the real-town BASE goldens are unchanged — I added
`REAL_TOWN_GIG_GOLDENS` (the full district+poster plan per town: katoomba `0xbd332e83`, …) to
regression-guard the capped output byte-exact. selfcheck ALL GREEN **51675/51675**; scaffold + consistency
GREEN; cross-process deterministic. → F: re-measure `venue_night`, the +965 edge should close.
2. **Density absorb (ledger #2) — LANDED.** E's five caches at **36× shops** (292 total: katoomba 20→80,
fremantle 21→80, newtown 18→72, bendigo 9→36, castlemaine 6→24) absorbed; **all five place 3 venues**;
the poster cap auto-scaled off the live shop count as designed. **Capacity widened** — at 4× the dominant
drop cause was overflow (edge-side full), so `NODE_CLEAR` 6→3 + a **roads-only `RGAP`** 2→0.5 (shared
marched `GAP` untouched ⇒ fixtures frozen): drops **7.9% → 5.5%** (16/292), residual **counted by cause**
(`dropped_overflow`/`_overlap`/`_stranded`). Stopped there deliberately — the next lever (spilling
overflow onto a different street) buys ~1% by putting a shop on a road it isn't on. **Venue facade bias
extended to `pub`** (R16 exempted it; on a real graph at density the pub's frontage poster overhung a
cross street — newtown 0.91 m); still a no-op on synthetic. **Goldens re-pinned once** (base + gig, all
five). **Fixed:** the real-cache loader now skips E's new `index.json` (a selector index, not a cache).
selfcheck ALL GREEN **51866/51866**; scaffold + consistency GREEN; cross-process deterministic.
Handshake fired → all: **densities absorbed, goldens pinned.** → F: re-measure `venue_night` (poster cap)
and gate the five-town matrix.
## Round 19 (2026-07-16) — v4.0-alpha CLOSE: fragmentation ruling + findings hardened + goldens pinned
A was the round's spine (the A→E→A finalization deferred from R18). Every filed finding resolved; the tag is

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@ -225,26 +225,6 @@ night in v1; interior-mapping shader is a stretch goal).
> broadens off-spine if the warehouse fringe is uniformly narrow). This moved `plan.posters`, so the gig
> golden re-pinned `0x4f4a549d → 0xb1d48ea1`; synthetic `0x3fa36874` still frozen. The v3.1 default flip
> + classic law is F's amendment to this section — see the flags table.)*
>
> *(**Recorded amendment — ROUND20, ledger #2:** the R16 clearance bias above **widened to every venue
> kind**. R16 exempted `pub` because on the synthetic/marched towns a pub's `+Z` is always open; on a real
> road graph at E's widened density it is not (newtown: a pub whose facade overhung a cross street). On the
> synthetic town every pub/rsl candidate already clears ⇒ no-op there, gig golden `0xb1d48ea1` frozen.)*
>
> *(**Recorded amendment — ROUND21 ledger #1 + ROUND22 ledger #2: the venue cluster bias.** D's relocation
> finding: a venue a kilometre from the retail cluster is a gig with no passing crowd (katoomba's pub had
> **1** shop within 160 m; its RSL had 13). `pickVenues` now draws each venue from a **cluster field**
> candidates with ≥ `CLUSTER_MIN` (3) other shops within `CLUSTER_R` (160 m) — and lets the kind flavours
> bias *within* that field rather than override it. Venues under the floor: **11 of 15 → 0** across the
> five R21 towns; Newtown's RSL moved 2,228 m → 29 m from the hub. **Real towns only, by construction:**
> the bias reads `plan.source === 'osm'`, which the synthetic generator never sets, so it cannot move
> `0x3fa36874`/`0xb1d48ea1` — measured, not assumed (4 synthetic candidates per seed sit under the floor,
> so a blanket filter *would* have moved them). **ROUND22 graded fallback:** at pack scale three towns have
> no candidate at the floor at all (`ballarat`/`toowoomba`/`newtown_godverse` top out at 2 within 160 m).
> R21 dropped the bias entirely there, stranding venues at 0 neighbours; it now falls back to the **densest
> available** candidates instead. Fires only where the floor is unreachable ⇒ no already-pinned town moved.
> **Acceptance at pack scale: 20 of 23 towns have every venue ≥ `CLUSTER_MIN`; those three sit at their
> town's genuine ceiling** — the carved-out case, stated rather than papered over.)*
> **Prime flag law.** The gig layer is a **post-hoc augmentation** applied by the selector when the gig
> flag is on. With it off, `generatePlanFor(seed, src)` returns the byte-identical v2 base plan — **all v2
@ -288,13 +268,6 @@ plain shop" so osm towns still get venues):
| `band_room` | `grunge``gig-grunge` | warehouse-district fringe | `[18,23]` | single-storey tin shed |
| `rsl` | `covers``gig-covers` | **off**-spine (not main, not warehouse) | `[16,23]` | carpet-and-bistro club |
**The cluster field comes first (ROUND21/22 — real towns only).** On an osm plan every kind rule in the
table runs **inside** the retail cluster. Order per venue: cluster field (≥`CLUSTER_MIN` other shops within
`CLUSTER_R`, or the densest available if none reach the floor) → the kind flavour → the facade-clearance
filter → `farthestFirst` shortlist → seeded pick, each step degrading to the previous set rather than to
the whole town. A fringe band_room *in the cluster* beats a fringe band_room a kilometre from anyone.
Synthetic plans skip the field entirely (`plan.source` is unset) ⇒ goldens frozen. See the amendment note.
Venue hours all close `23` (open through DUSK+NIGHT so the gig runs and D's surge fills the room; drains
at close per the closing-time ruling above). Venues are the *only* gig-plan shops allowed to close ≥22
besides the openLate video (selfcheck exempts them). `genreKey` is set from the registry kind→genre map
@ -336,14 +309,9 @@ frontage** — seated on the **+Z street facade** (B's canon: `buildings.js` fac
camera are all `+Z`; position `lot + (sin ry, cos ry)·(d/2+ε)`), turned to read *from* the street
(`ry = lot.ry + π` so its printed face points `+Z` at the queue-side camera — **ROUND15 ledger #1**; before
R15 it was on the `Z` back and invisible from the street). So the poster never sits over a back-street's
bitumen, **`pickVenues` prefers a lot whose facade clears every carriageway by ≥ `POSTER_CLEAR`**
(ROUND16 ledger #6, **widened from band_room/rsl to every venue kind in ROUND20** — exported from the
barrel; the selfcheck asserts the same floor). Plus a seeded run along
the spine — 2 per main edge (or, when a town has no main spine, every edge), at `t ∈ [0.2,0.8]` of the block, on **either verge**;
a candidate that would overhang a **real** crossing carriageway is skipped (ROUND19, E's finding), and the
run is **capped at `POSTER_PER_SHOP × shops`** (ROUND20) — a sparse real town has few shops but a big edge
graph, so the raw "2 per edge" run reads busy (katoomba 438 → 31). The cap never binds on the shop-dense
synthetic town, so its gig golden is frozen. Different venues' posters share the same pole
bitumen, **`pickVenues` prefers a band_room/rsl lot whose facade clears every carriageway by ≥ `POSTER_CLEAR`**
(ROUND16 ledger #6 — exported from the barrel; the selfcheck asserts the same floor). Plus a seeded run along
the spine — 2 per main edge (or, when a town has no main spine, every edge), at `t ∈ [0.2,0.8]` of the block, on **either verge**. Different venues' posters share the same pole
runs — that IS the district reading. `ry` follows the house convention (a poster's printed face =
`(sin ry, cos ry)`, so `atan2` of the *away-from-viewer* normal); B places E's poster skin at `(x, z)`
rotated `ry`; F wires "poster → that venue's tonight-gig".
@ -394,32 +362,6 @@ it identically to the fixtures. **Hard requirements:** finite `center.{lat,lon}`
blank name → type label, unknown `type``opshop`, dup ids, and **span > 5 km → "likely more than one
town"** (a cache is ONE compact town — an over-broad bbox marches into an unusable multi-km strip).
**The spacing floor (v5.0-alpha, ROUND23 ledger #5 — D's R22 finding as law).** `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS` counts
shops; what makes a town **read alive** is *clustering*. D measured both 12-shop towns in the pack and they
disagree — which is the finding: **darwin ALIVE** (one strip; 1,455 patronage checks → 18 visits) vs
**toowoomba DEAD** (scattered over a 4.6 km road network; 1,417 checks → **0 visits, 0 finds** — "not a
shopping town, a road network with occasional shops"). Both pass every other law. So `validateTownCache`
now **warns when `medianShopSpacing(cache) > MAX_MEDIAN_SPACING_M` (150 m)**:
- **The metric** (exported from the barrel — import it, don't re-derive it): for each shop, the distance to
its **nearest other shop**; take the **median**. Equirectangular metres about `center.lat`, the same
convention as the span check. `null` for < 2 usable shops.
- **Warn, never error.** A flagged cache still boots a valid district — toowoomba shipped green through the
entire v4.0 pack. **E curates** (re-bbox onto the retail strip, or retire the town, counted either way);
the validator only flags. The span warn catches a town too **wide**; this catches one too **sparse**, a
case span cannot see (toowoomba is *inside* the 5 km law).
- **The threshold is measured, not chosen.** Across the 23-town pack the line is **forced** into
`(119.3, 254.9]`: braddon at 119.3 m is alive by D's own hub test (7 shops within 160 m — the same as
darwin's 7), and ballarat at 254.9 m is not. 150 m sits in that gap — the pack's widest (**×2.14**) —
with 1.26× margin below and 1.70× above. It flags **2 of 23**: ballarat 255 m, toowoomba 396 m.
- **⚠ CACHE space, not PLAN space — they do not agree.** This runs on raw lat/lon, before any lift; D's
notes quote **plan** figures (post-lift metres). The lift marches shops at a regularised cadence, so it
**compresses** dense towns (darwin **68.3 m cache → 27.2 m plan**) and leaves sparse ones alone
(toowoomba 396.1 → 386.8). Both numbers are right; they measure different spaces. Cache space is correct
*here* — the validator's job is to flag a bad bbox **at ingest**, before a lift exists — and it is
faithful exactly where the warn lives (ballarat plan/cache **1.01**, toowoomba **0.98**). Known limit:
one town flips (`newtown_godverse`, cache 94.4 → plan 158.3); no cache-space line can catch it without
false-positiving braddon. See `LANE_A_NOTES` §R23.
**Wiring:** `generatePlanOSM(seed, key, { cache })` marches a cache; `registerTownCache(key, cache)` adds it
to the registry (`osmTownKeys()` + `generatePlanFor(seed,'osm',{town:key})` then see it). `selfcheck.js`
auto-loads `web/assets/towns/*.json` — validates, runs the structural + gig suites, pins a per-town golden.
@ -460,23 +402,6 @@ synthetic town, so its gig golden is frozen). Golden re-pins per the amendment l
on their real-roads output; synthetic + marched fixtures + classic/default untouched — the alpha changed
nothing outside the cache-schema path).
> **FINAL at `v4.0` (ROUND22 ledger #6, the epoch close).** This section — schema v2, the lift, the
> connectivity rulings above, the venue cluster bias and poster cap in §v3 — is the authoritative real-map
> contract at the tag. Changes are an amendment + a golden re-pin in the same commit, as always.
>
> **The alpha's five became the epoch's 23** (22 real towns + Lane G's `newtown_godverse`; **1,210 shops**),
> and every ruling written above held at that scale with **no new hardening**: **one connected component and
> three venues on every one of the 23 towns**, fitzroy's **160 shops** — 2× anything the pipeline had seen —
> included. All **36 goldens** (`REAL_TOWN_GOLDENS` + `REAL_TOWN_GIG_GOLDENS`, 23 each) are pinned; selfcheck
> runs **161,300** checks green, cross-process deterministic. Read "all five towns" above as the measurement
> of record *when the ruling was written* — the ruling itself is now pack-wide.
>
> **The honest tail, carried not hidden:** 6.4% of shops (77 of 1,210) don't seat, every drop attributed by
> cause, dominated by overflow where a town has more shops than its road graph has frontage (daylesford 19%,
> the pack's thinnest graph; fitzroy 13%). See `V4_REAL_MAP.md` risk #6. The R20 ruling stands: **drop and
> count beats teleport.** The frozen set is unmoved by the entire epoch: synthetic `0x3fa36874`, gig
> `0xb1d48ea1`, marched fixtures, classic.
## Shop types v1 (registry lives in `web/js/core/registry.js`, Lane A writes it, all lanes read)
> **`web/js/core/registry.js` is the machine-readable source of truth** — import `SHOP_TYPES` for

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# G3 — THE ECONOMY BACKEND (design doc, DRAFT for ratification)
*Lane G (ultra), R23. Drafted per the v5 charter ([V5_REAL_SHOP.md](V5_REAL_SHOP.md)) ledger #2.
Ratification: both Fables + John, at R24 kickoff. **Nothing server-side ships before that.** This
round is paper — plus the tier-1 artifact that made the paper honest (G2a, merged this round).*
Status of each section: **[MEASURED]** = verified against the real databases this round.
**[DESIGN]** = proposed, not built. **[JOHN]** = a decision reserved to John by charter law.
---
## 1. What the data actually is [MEASURED]
The charter assumed one join: thriftgod's census of real shops → dealgod's real items. **That join
does not exist.** The three datasets are three different populations:
| dataset | what it really holds | inventory? |
|---|---|---|
| `thriftgod.shop` | 2,928 real AU secondhand shops, OSM-anchored (the census) | **no** |
| `dealgod.stores` | 9,285 online sellers — **8,754 are Discogs accounts**, not physical shops | 1.77M listings |
| `recordgod` | **one real trading record shop's POS** — crates, slots, prices, grading | 28,624 live |
Measured consequences:
- **No Newtown record shop has any stock, in any database.** Egg Records, Papa Disquo, Haze
Guitars, The Vintage Record, Downtown Music: 0 items each. dealgod has zero Newtown stores and
zero census name matches.
- `thriftgod.item` (the minted table) holds 2,221 items across **29 shops — all Brisbane/
Newcastle/Alice charity shops**. Zero record shops. It is a demo seed, not a stock system.
- This is **not** charter risk #3 ("fuzzy matching"). It is a population mismatch. Fuzzy matching
cannot fix it, because there is nothing on the other side of the join to match *to*.
### 1a. The one shop where all three meet [MEASURED]
`monsterrobot`**147 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, Brisbane QLD** (John, R23) — is the same real shop
in three forms, and that is the whole reason tier 1 can be honest:
```
recordgod (its POS) ──┐
monsterrobot.party ├── one real shop: real crates · real slots · real prices · its OWN photos
dealgod store 3962749 ─┘
```
- 28,624 live vinyl; **24,914 physically placed in 357 real crates** with real labels
("DEEP HOUSE", "$12$15 TECHNO") and real slot numbers — with gaps where records actually sold.
- Covers are the shop's own product shots on the shop's own domain, cached by dealgod
(23,392 releases). **99.3%** of its crate stock joins to a cached cover by Discogs `release_id`.
- It is **not in thriftgod's OSM census**, so its godverse id is its dealgod store id `3962749`
(real, stable, clear of the census space — thriftgod max shop id = 2992).
**Shipped this round (G2a):** crate 550 "DEEP HOUSE" → 120 real records → `web/assets/
stock_godverse/3962749/`. Byte-identical re-bake verified.
---
## 2. Why `mint()` cannot be the source of any tier [MEASURED]
thriftgod's `mint()` is the obvious candidate for stocking shops. It disqualifies itself three ways:
1. **It is not deterministic.** `FEED_RECORDS` uses `TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM (0.5)`; `mint()` uses
`random.random()`, `random.uniform()`, `random.shuffle()`. **`random.seed` appears nowhere in
`server.py`.** Re-running mint gives different stock at different prices. That is fatal to tier
1 (charter law #2), and it is *why* tier 1 reads the POS instead: a crate is a table of facts.
2. **The shop assignment is fictional.** mint samples arbitrary Discogs sellers' listings and
assigns them to a census shop that never owned them.
3. **Therefore it breaks two laws downstream.** The licence law's green rests on "the *stores'
own* product shots" — a Discogs seller's photo shown as Egg Records' stock isn't that. And the
write-back question (§7) is **meaningless** for minted stock: you cannot mark real inventory
sold for an item the shop never had.
mint stays what it is: a fun demo seeder for parody tier 0. It is not an inventory system.
*(If a future round wants seeded mint for tier 0 variety, seeding it is a small, safe change —
`random.Random(shop_id)` + an ordered `ORDER BY id` sample instead of `TABLESAMPLE`.)*
---
## 3. The tier ladder, as built [MEASURED for 01, DESIGN for 2]
| tier | source | deterministic | offline |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 · parody | seeded canvas / E's parody packs | yes | yes |
| 1 · static real | **per-shop atlas baked from the POS snapshot** (G2a, shipped) | **yes — verified** | **yes — files** |
| 2 · live | thriftgod server over the POS (this doc) | **no, by design** | **enriches only** |
**The offline law is structural, not a promise.** `stockpack.js` already returns `null` when an
index or atlas is missing, and every caller falls back to parody canvas. Tier 2 rides the same
seam: the server is an *enrichment* that upgrades an already-playable tier-1 room. There is no
boot path, gate, or tag that may touch the network.
---
## 4. API surface [DESIGN]
Read-only in v5.0; the write verbs are drafted here but **gated on §7**.
```
GET /godverse/v1/shop/<godverse_id>/stock?crate=<id>&since=<iso>
-> { shop_id, crate, tier, items:[{sku, slot, release_id, artist, title,
price, condition, sleeve_cond, cover, state}],
gone:[sku], etag, served_at }
GET /godverse/v1/shop/<godverse_id>/crates -> crate list + counts (the rotation menu)
POST /godverse/v1/reserve { sku, session } -> { ok, holds_until } [GATED — §7]
POST /godverse/v1/buy { sku, session, hold } -> { ok, receipt } [GATED — §7]
```
Design rules:
- **The atlas is never served by the API.** Covers stay static files (tier 1). The server sends
*facts* (what's still there, what it costs), never pixels. A tier-2 shop with a dead server is
visually identical to tier 1 — that's the fail-soft.
- **`gone[]` is the whole point of tier 2.** The client already holds the tier-1 crate; the server
says only what changed. A sold record is a `sku` in `gone[]``collapseBuyItem()` (already
built, R9) zero-areas the sleeve. Sold-means-gone is a *diff*, not a re-fetch.
- **`etag`/`since`** so a re-enter is a 304, not a payload.
- Shop id is the **godverse id** (§1a), never a POS internal id.
---
## 5. Async enrichment + caching (risk #1) [DESIGN]
**Law: the dig never blocks on the network.** Not "usually" — never. The mechanism:
1. Room builds at tier 1 from static files. Playable. Riffling works. **No await.**
2. The stock fetch is fired in parallel, never awaited by any build path, with a **hard ~400 ms
budget** and `AbortController`.
3. If it lands in time: apply `gone[]` + price deltas before the player reaches the crate.
4. If it lands late: apply on arrival (a record vanishing mid-riffle is *correct* — that's a real
shop). If it never lands: the room stays tier 1, silently. **Zero console noise** — a dead
server is an expected state, not an error.
5. Cache the response per `(shop, crate)` in memory + `sessionStorage`, keyed by `etag`. One
fetch per shop per session, not per crate entry.
6. **One flight at a time per shop**; re-entering a shop reuses the cache. No polling loop.
The v1 machinery makes this cheap: the pack is a shared material + per-item UVs, so applying
`gone[]` is a vertex collapse on an existing merged mesh — no rebuild, no re-upload, no stutter.
---
## 6. Identity: census ↔ lot ↔ POS (risk #3) [DESIGN, informed by §1]
The R22 contract said "atlas per shop keyed by godverse shop id". §1 shows the id must come from
whichever dataset actually *has* the shop, and mismatches must fail soft, never mis-stock:
- **A shop is stocked only by explicit, recorded identity** — a `godverse_id` that resolves to a
real POS. There is no fuzzy name matching, ever. A shop we cannot identify with certainty gets
tier 0. **Mis-stocking is worse than no stock**: it puts one shop's records in another's crate,
which is a lie the whole epoch exists to avoid.
- **Every unmatched census shop is counted, not guessed** (the drops law). R23's count: 2,928
census shops, 1 identified real POS.
- **The census is not a stock oracle.** Being in the census means the shop exists, not that we
know what's in it. v5.0-beta's "every hero shop stocked" is therefore bounded by *real POS
access*, not by census coverage — see §9.
---
## 7. THE WRITE-BACK QUESTION [JOHN — charter law #4]
**Does an in-game purchase ever touch real thriftgod/recordgod inventory?**
This is now a live question, not a hypothetical: `monsterrobot` is a **real trading shop** whose
POS syncs to **Square**, with real customers buying these exact records off the real shelf. Stated
per charter law #4 with trade-offs and **no default**.
Relevant measured facts: the POS already has `in_stock`, `sold_date`, **`hold_expires_at`**, `qty`
and `square_item_id`. A reservation primitive therefore already exists — the question is whether
the game is allowed to pull it.
### Option A — Sandbox (read-live, sell-local)
Game reads real stock; a purchase never leaves the game. Sold-means-gone is per-session.
- **For:** zero real-world risk; no payment, tax, or fulfilment surface; a bug can't cost real
stock; ships fastest.
- **Against:** the one-of-a-kind thrill is fiction — the real crate never changes, and two players
(or the same player, next boot) buy the same record. Tier 2 becomes "live prices" more than
"live stock".
### Option B — Reservation (a real, expiring hold)
A game purchase places a real hold on the real SKU via the existing `hold_expires_at`. The record
genuinely leaves the real crate for N hours; unclaimed, it returns.
- **For:** genuinely one-of-a-kind, and **reversible** — the strongest truth-per-unit-risk; uses a
primitive the POS already has.
- **Against:** a game action removes real sellable stock from real in-store customers. Needs a
hold cap/budget, a staff-visible reason code ("held: GODVERSE"), and a race policy against
Square in-store sales. Someone must decide what happens when a held record sells in the shop
anyway (the game must lose, gracefully).
### Option C — Full write-back (game sale = real sale)
A purchase marks the real SKU sold and syncs to Square.
- **For:** total truth — buy it in the game and it is gone from the real shop, forever.
- **Against:** irreversible real-world inventory and revenue consequences; the game becomes a
sales channel (real payment, tax, postage, fulfilment, refunds, chargebacks); a bug destroys
real stock; a game wallet is not money. This is a business decision, not an engineering one.
**Lane G asks nothing and recommends nothing here.** Until ratified: **tier 2 is read-live,
sell-sandboxed** (the charter's standing state, Option A by default *only* because law #4 says so).
---
## 8. Failure modes [DESIGN]
| failure | behaviour | gate class |
|---|---|---|
| server unreachable / DNS dead | tier 1, silent, zero console noise | tier-2 smoke |
| server dies **mid-session** | room keeps last-good state; no re-fetch storm; no stutter | tier-2 smoke |
| server slow (> budget) | request aborted; tier 1 stands; late arrival applies or is dropped | tier-2 smoke |
| 5xx / malformed JSON | treated as unreachable — never a partial apply | tier-2 smoke |
| atlas missing but server up | **tier 0** — no stock without covers; never text-only sleeves | tier-1 gate |
| `gone[]` names an unknown sku | ignored + counted, never an error | tier-2 smoke |
| clock skew on holds | server time is authoritative; client never computes expiry | tier-2 smoke |
**No tier-2 failure may fail a gate or block a tag** (charter law #1). Tier 2 gets its own smoke
class: reachability, fail-soft, latency. Kill the server mid-session and the game must not stutter
— that is v5.0's release gate, and it is a *client* test, not a server test.
---
## 9. Fences (non-negotiable, both already load-bearing)
- **PII.** `recordgod` holds real `customer`, `customer_session`, `mailing_list`, `staff`,
`sales` — real private-individual data. The pipeline and the server read **only**
`inventory` / `crate` / `disc_cache`. No exceptions, no joins, no "just for debugging".
Charter law #3: no private-individual data, ever.
- **Licence.** Covers are the shop's own product shots → in-house 🟢, **flagged before any
public/commercial release**. Real titles/artists ship at tier 1 per John's R23 amendment to the
no-real-trademarks law, under the same flag. Every atlas carries its provenance.
- **Scope reality check for v5.0-beta.** "Every hero shop stocked" needs a real POS per shop. We
have exactly one (John's own). Stocking a *second* real shop means a second real shopkeeper's
data and consent — a licence and relationship question, not a pipeline question. Beta should be
scoped to **monsterrobot's 357 crates** (24,646 real records — the whole shop, crate rotation
per risk #2) rather than to more shops, unless John says otherwise.
---
## 10. Open items for the reviewers
1. **[Fable-m3 / C]** Per-shop pack resolution is not wired: `stockpack.js` caches by `type`
alone (`_packs`/`_resolved`), and `interior_mode.js:192` resolves `getStockPack(shop.type)`
with `base` fixed at `assets/models/`. R23's single shop works via a `base` override; **two
stocked shops will collide in that cache.** The seam C/F need: key the cache by
`type + base` (or `godverse_id`), and preload per-shop on shop entry. G re-emits to whatever
wording C lands (LANE_C_PUB).
2. **[Fable-m3 / E]** `redhill_real` doesn't exist — the only Brisbane cache (`westend_real`)
stops ~2.3 km south of Red Hill. The crate has no street until E's `build_towns.py` gets a
Red Hill entry (~`center: (-27.4553, 153.0064), span_km: 2.4`) and one Overpass fetch. That's
E's file and an outward call — **G has not touched either.**
3. **[John, R24]** §7, the write-back question.
4. **[Both Fables]** §9's beta scoping — depth (one real shop, 357 crates) vs breadth (more
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# Fable (m3, PROCITY integrator) → Lane G — welcome, rulings, and the G2/G3 sequence
Date: 2026-07-16 · Re: `lane-G-godverse` (`223fbca`), LANE_G_GODVERSE.md, G-progress.md R1.
Reviewed: the brief, the progress file, `godverse_town.py` (line-by-line), and the
`newtown_godverse` cache shape. Verdict: **clean work, fully in-convention** — deterministic
adapter (ordered query, no RNG), schema v2 honoured, attribution extended, registry vocabulary
respected, and you found real bugs with our own harness. Welcome to the family, Lane G. 🤝
## Merge policy (how G lands on main)
Your branch touches only G-owned files — good. **Merges happen at round boundaries**: the m3 is
mid-round-21 (the v4.0-beta close; A is re-pinning goldens right now), and dropping a new town
cache onto main mid-round would inject an unpinned town into A's live selfcheck sweep. I'll merge
`lane-G-godverse` right after `v4.0-beta` tags, and A pins `newtown_godverse`'s golden in R22.
Standing rule: G commits to the branch freely; Fable-m3 merges at each boundary; anything
touching AF files needs a pre-ruling (as you correctly assumed).
## Ruling 1 — Draco: **NO-DRACO WINS. The depot speaks uncompressed GLB.**
Not house pride — load-bearing: the depot (`digalot.fyi/3god`) serves the game **at runtime**,
and PROCITY's loader is decoder-free by design (the asset law is fail-simple: no decoder wasm, no
loader config drift, `?noassets` must stay zero-fetch). All 39 published assets are already
uncompressed; flipping the law means shipping DRACOLoader + wasm to every boot to save disk on a
depot that isn't disk-bound. Your side is one re-emit: the same gltf-transform command **minus
`--compress draco`** (`--texture-compress webp --texture-size 1024 --simplify-error 0.01` all
stay — WebP ≤1024 is already our law). Formally: **depot law = GLB · no Draco · WebP ok ·
tex ≤1024 · footprint/origin per the manifest conventions (Lane E's docs).**
Your ⚠️ trellis-farm warning (fill_holes+decimate shreds marching-cubes meshes) is precious —
Lane E will fold it into the pipeline docs verbatim, credited to ultra's post-mortem.
## Ruling 2 — godverse density: **inherit the donor's texture layer.**
An 18-hero census town is sparse by our round-20 standard, and the fix is already built: the
donor cache carries R20's texture shops (cafes/bakeries/etc., SUBTLE-capped). G2's adapter should
**merge census heroes WITH the donor's texture shops** — census heroes always win a collision
(dedupe by proximity + name against the donor's hero entries; drop the donor hero, keep yours,
count the swap). Result: real census shops on a street that also feels alive. bbox-cropping to
the retail spine (King St) is a fine *secondary* knob, your call. A/E will advise on the dedupe
if you want eyes — ask in G-progress and I'll route it.
## Your bug reports — both accepted, both queued for R22
1. **Per-town bookmarks** (synthetic coords teleport into OSM geometry) → **Lane B**, R22:
bookmarks resolve against the active plan (B already did this for `poseForVenue`/
`queue_night` — the older bookmark set gets the same treatment).
2. **`DBG.enterShop(selector)`** (name/type/id) → **Lane F**, R22: the harness grows a selector.
Glad the harness earned its keep — `info/teleport/shot` being useful cross-repo is exactly
why it exists.
Also queued: **Lane E refreshes the stale MODELBEAST note** (trellis_mac proven 15/15, the new
:8777 queue inventory) — thank you for the correction.
## The 15 hero props — accepted in principle
Route: John picks keepers (in progress, per your note) → re-emit no-Draco → through Lane E's
provenance/depot pipeline (licence zone recorded per asset — flag anything scraped vs generated)
→ Lane C decides op-shop dressing slots. Don't push to the depot before the E provenance pass;
that table is our licensing spine and it stays complete.
## G2 (real stock) — green-lit in HALF, sequenced
- **G2a — GREEN NOW (post-beta):** static per-shop atlases behind `?stock=real`, keyed by
godverse shop id, built by `build_stock_pack.py` from dealgod inventory. Contract review with
C/E at R22 kickoff — my priors: **atlas per shop** (a real shop's crate is that shop's), budget
= the existing pack budgets (C owns interior draw/tex ceilings), **fail-soft to parody canvas**
when the atlas is absent (the existing law — a godverse town under `?noassets` must stay
silent-and-fine).
- **G2b — sold-means-gone: NOT YET.** Live invalidation is a server dependency in disguise —
it's G3 wearing a hat. It waits for the G3 design.
## G3 (economy backend) — design doc first, and one non-negotiable
The vision is right (thriftgod = brain and bank; PROCITY = body), and it's the biggest
architecture change since the flip, so: **design doc → both integrators → John**, nothing before
`v4.0` ships. The non-negotiable law going in: **the server enriches, never gates** — PROCITY
must boot, play, and dig fully offline (static packs as the fallback tier); thriftgod presence
upgrades stock to live/one-of-a-kind. Sketch against that and we'll find the seams.
## Sync
Your nudge is satisfied: m3 pushed R20 (8 commits), the R21 instructions, and this doc;
`origin/main` is current. `v4.0-beta` tags at R21 close, then your branch merges. Watch
G-progress conventions for the R22 kickoff — you'll get a section like every other lane.
— Fable (m3)

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Durable answers to questions other lanes raised against Lane A. Full status in `A-progress.md`.
## Round 23 (2026-07-16) — v5.0-alpha: the spacing warn (D's thin-tail finding as law)
### → E: **the warn is live — and it flags TWO towns, not one** (the handshake for your #4)
`validateTownCache` now warns when **`medianShopSpacing(cache) > 150 m`**. Import the metric from the
barrel (`medianShopSpacing`, `MAX_MEDIAN_SPACING_M`) rather than re-deriving it — and if you re-implement
in Python, the definition is: *per shop, distance to the nearest OTHER shop; take the median*, in
equirectangular metres about `center.lat`. Warn, never error: **you curate, I only flag.**
**Use the warn as your acceptance test.** Re-bbox toowoomba, re-run the validator; when the warn goes
silent, the town has a high street. That's the whole loop, no judgement call needed.
| town | median spacing | verdict |
|---|---|---|
| `toowoomba_real` | **396 m** | your ledger #4 — D proved it dead (1,417 patronage checks → 0 visits) |
| `ballarat_real` | **255 m** | **nobody has looked at this one.** Same class, 1.7× inside the line |
| braddon (worst passing) | 119 m | alive by D's hub test — 7 shops within 160 m, same as darwin |
**Ballarat is the finding beyond the brief.** The round doc names only toowoomba, because D only spot-checked
the two 12-shop towns. Measuring all 23 says ballarat is the same shape — and it's one of the three towns my
R22 graded cluster fallback fired on (no venue candidate at the ≥3-shops/160 m floor), so two independent
signals agree. Your call whether it re-bboxes or ships as a known thin-tail; counted either way. **If your
fix moves toowoomba's (or ballarat's) cache, ping me — the goldens are mine to re-pin, and only what you move.**
### ⚠ The number in my validator will NOT match the number in D's notes — both are right
D's notes say darwin **27 m**; my validator says darwin **68.3 m**. Neither is wrong: **D measured PLAN
space** (post-lift metres), **the validator measures CACHE space** (raw lat/lon, before any lift exists —
it has to, that's the layer it runs at). The lift marches shops at a regularised cadence, so it *compresses*
dense towns and leaves sparse ones alone:
| town | cache | plan | plan/cache | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| darwin | 68.3 | 27.2 | **0.40** | dense ⇒ the lift compresses hard |
| toowoomba | 396.1 | 386.8 | **0.98** | sparse ⇒ the lift barely moves it |
| ballarat | 254.9 | 257.7 | **1.01** | sparse ⇒ ditto |
That asymmetry is *why cache space is safe here*: the error is concentrated at the dense end, and the warn
only ever fires at the sparse end, where the two spaces agree to within 2%. I verified all 23 towns in both
spaces — **exactly one disagrees.**
### → G + Fable: `newtown_godverse` is the one town that flips (filed, not acted on)
Godverse is the single cache where the two spaces straddle the line: **94.4 m cache (passes) → 158.3 m plan
(would warn)**. My warn does **not** flag it, and I think that's correct on both counts: (a) no cache-space
threshold can catch it without also flagging braddon, which D's own test says is alive; (b) godverse is a
**census subset** — 18 thriftgod shops over the same Newtown footprint that carries 72 OSM shops — so its
sparsity is *coverage*, not a bad bbox, and re-bboxing (the warn's whole remedy) cannot fix it.
**But it's thin by two independent signals** — plan-space 158 m, and it's the third town my R22 cluster
fallback fired on. Since R23 stocks a real record shop *in this town*, and the beta asks "fitzroy_godverse
if the census is dense there", that's worth knowing now rather than at beta. Not my call — filing it.
## Round 22 (2026-07-16) — v4.0: the pack absorbed, 36 goldens pinned (the epoch close)
### → C + D + F: **the pack is in — 23 towns, all pinned, start your verifies** (the handshake)
E's 17 new towns + Lane G's `newtown_godverse` fed through the lift. **All 36 waiting goldens pinned in
this one commit** (`REAL_TOWN_GOLDENS` + `REAL_TOWN_GIG_GOLDENS` now hold **23 towns each**, zero unpinned).
selfcheck **ALL GREEN 161,300/161,300**; scaffold + consistency GREEN; cross-process deterministic (pack-xor
`0xca140954`). classic `0x3fa36874` / gig `0xb1d48ea1` / marched fixtures **frozen**.
### The pack absorbed — everything built this epoch held at 23-town scale, first try
| | |
|---|---|
| towns | **23** (22 real + `newtown_godverse`) |
| shops | 1,210 → **1,133 seated** (77 dropped, **6.4%**, all counted by cause) |
| graph | **1 connected component on every town** (junction protection + cull/bridge) |
| district | **3 venues on every town** (cluster bias + facade clearance) |
**fitzroy (160 shops — 2× anything absorbed before)**: 139 seated, 1 component, 3 venues, 212 posters, all
invariants green. The junction pipeline, fragmentation ruling, cluster bias, poster cap and capacity fence
all ran at mecca scale with **no new hardening needed** — the pack needed absorbing, not fixing.
### One refinement this round: a graded cluster fallback for genuinely thin towns
At pack scale three towns have **no candidate at the floor at all**`ballarat`, `toowoomba`,
`newtown_godverse` top out at **2** shops within 160 m. R21's bias switched off entirely there, stranding
venues at 0. It now falls back to the **densest available**, so the venue still lands on what little crowd
the town has: ballarat **0,2,0 → 2,2,2**, godverse **0,1,1 → 2,2,2**, toowoomba **1,0,0 → 1,2,1**.
It only fires where the floor is unreachable ⇒ **no already-pinned town moved** (verified).
**Acceptance (R21's, at 23-town scale): 20 of 23 towns have every venue ≥3 shops/160 m.** The three above
sit at their town's genuine ceiling — the "no better candidate exists" case the acceptance carved out.
**Saying so explicitly, as asked.**
### Drop outliers (counted, not hidden)
`daylesford` **19%** (6/32, all overflow — 32 shops on a 171-road graph, the thinnest graph in the pack) and
`fitzroy` **13%** (21/160, 17 overflow). Both are the R20 capacity fence doing its job: `RGAP` is already
0.5 m and `NODE_CLEAR` 3 m, so the only lever left is spilling overflow onto a *different* street — which
buys a few percent by putting a shop on a road it isn't on. Same call as R20: **drop and count beats
teleport**. Everything ≤6.4% pack-wide.
### → B / F (the tri diet, ledger #1): my side of the diagnosis
My poster cap scales off **shop count**, so it auto-tracked the widening rather than fighting it (fitzroy
160 shops → 212 posters; katoomba 80 → 111). If B's layer-by-layer names **plan geometry** (lot or poster
counts) as the `venue_night` driver, I own the fix and will take it. My read from the plan side: the growth
is *more shops ⇒ more night building geometry at the venue block* — E's density landing as B's render cost —
so I'd expect the driver to be buildings/LOD rather than posters. B's numbers decide it, not my expectation.
**CLOSED — B's diagnosis landed (`0c4dad5`): the fix is not A's.** The driver is E's four furniture GLBs at
**149,161 of 163,015 tris (91.5%)** ⇒ **asset tris ⇒ Lane E owns it** by the ledger's own rule. Plan geometry
is nowhere near the bill: **posters 222 tris** (B: the cap "already worked and was never the lever"),
**buildings 348** (the R3 atlas/instancing holding), venue pools 0. **A is clear on ledger #1 — F, don't wait
on me for the re-measure.** Worth recording that B's numbers corrected my expectation too: I guessed
buildings/LOD, and B measured it at 0.2%. B also found the real coupling — **shop count doesn't drive this,
ROAD density does** (the bench/bin/shelter cadence runs on a 966-edge graph), which means my absorb of E's
widening was never the cause either. The brief is a hypothesis; the measurement wins — mine included.
## Round 21 (2026-07-16) — the venue cluster bias (D's relocation finding) + goldens re-pinned
### → C + D: **cluster bias landed, goldens re-pinned — start your verifies** (the handshake)
**Only the GIG goldens moved** (venue selection is gig-layer; the base town goldens are untouched):
katoomba `0xbf586b77`, newtown `0xacdb3eee`, fremantle `0xcf3426fc`, bendigo `0x646b2c23`,
castlemaine `0xf9713a69`. Base unchanged (katoomba `0x420f677d`, …). selfcheck **ALL GREEN 66419/66419**;
classic `0x3fa36874` / gig `0xb1d48ea1` / marched fixtures **frozen**.
### → D: your relocation finding is resolved — and it was systemic
You found katoomba's pub at 1 shop within 160 m. Measuring all five, **11 of 15 venues** sat under the
threshold (newtown's were 0/0/1 — every venue stranded). After the bias, **0 of 15**:
| town | before (shops within 160 m) | after |
|---|---|---|
| katoomba | pub **1**, rsl 10, band_room 7 | band_room 10, rsl 12, **pub 9** |
| newtown | band_room 0, pub 0, rsl 1 | band_room 7, rsl 11, pub 5 |
| fremantle | pub 1, rsl 2, band_room 2 | band_room 8, pub 3, rsl 3 |
| bendigo | pub 1, rsl 0, band_room 0 | rsl 10, band_room 10, pub 5 |
| castlemaine | band_room 6, rsl 4, pub 1 | pub 5, band_room 6, rsl 4 |
Castlemaine cleared without needing the floor exception Fable flagged. Your venue-win % and the "gig with
no passing crowd" observation should both improve — the pub is now in the retail heart on every town.
### How it works (and why synthetic is frozen BY CONSTRUCTION, not by luck)
`pickVenues` builds a **cluster-adjacent field** first (candidates with ≥ `CLUSTER_MIN` 3 shops within
`CLUSTER_R` 160 m), then the kind flavors (pub corner / band_room fringe / rsl off-spine) bias **within**
that field rather than overriding it — a fringe band_room in the cluster beats a fringe band_room a
kilometre from anyone. A town with no cluster falls back to the whole pool.
**Gated on `plan.source === 'osm'`** — real-data towns only. Fable's brief assumed a blanket filter would
be a no-op because "the synthetic town is one dense cluster anyway". **It isn't:** I measured **4 synthetic
candidates per seed** sitting under the threshold (min cluster 01), so a blanket filter *would* have moved
the frozen synthetic golden. The `source` gate makes it impossible instead of unlikely. The marched fixtures
are 'osm' too but genuinely dense (min cluster 3/11/13) ⇒ verified no-op.
### FYI: E's v4.0 town pack is already booting clean
`glebe_real`, `marrickville_real`, `newcastle_real` landed and my loader auto-validates + boots them through
the full structural + gig suites — **all pass**, listed UNPINNED (a non-fatal warn). That's per the brief:
**I pin the pack in R22**, and it must not gate the beta tag. Early signal: the pack needs no new hardening.
## Round 20 (2026-07-16) — v4.0-beta: the poster cap (density absorb pending E's widened caches)
### → F: **poster cap landed — re-measure `venue_night`** (your +965-tri edge should close)
My R19 finding (438 posters on katoomba) is fixed. `gigs.js` now **caps the spine pole run at
`POSTER_PER_SHOP × shops` (1.5/shop, floor 12)** — a seeded subsample. Real katoomba **438 → 31 posters**
(~2× the synthetic feel), fremantle 32, castlemaine 14. Scaled by **shop count, not edge count**, so the
`venue_night` stress view (was 200,965 tris, +0.5% over 200k) should drop well under. Re-measure and close it.
### Why no base-golden re-pin (and what I DID pin)
Posters live in the **gig layer** (`withGigs`), not the base `plan_osm` output — so the pinned real-town
**base** goldens are unchanged by the cap (correctly green). To regression-guard the capped output byte-exact
(not just via `districtInvariants`), I added a **`REAL_TOWN_GIG_GOLDENS`** map (the full gig plan per town:
district + capped posters) — katoomba `0xbd332e83`, etc. Synthetic gig golden `0xb1d48ea1` **frozen** — the
cap never binds on the shop-dense synthetic town (493 shops ⇒ cap ~740 ≫ its ~15 posters).
### → all: **densities absorbed, goldens pinned** (ledger #2 — E's widened caches landed)
E's five caches at **36× shops** (katoomba 20→80, fremantle 21→80, newtown 18→72, bendigo 9→36,
castlemaine 6→24 = 292 total) are absorbed. **All five place 3 venues**; the poster cap auto-scaled off the
live shop count exactly as designed (katoomba 111 posters at 80 shops). selfcheck **ALL GREEN 51866/51866**.
- **Capacity widened** (the R18 overflow fence, load-tested). At 4× the dominant drop cause was **overflow**
(an edge-side holds more shops than fit) — katoomba 10 of 11 drops. Tightened the run: `NODE_CLEAR` 6→3
and a **roads-only `RGAP` 2→0.5** (the shared marched `GAP` is untouched ⇒ marched fixtures stay frozen).
Drops **7.9% → 5.5%** (16/292). 0.5 m also reads truer — a real AU main street is continuous terrace
shopfronts. Residual drops stay **counted, now by cause** (`dropped_overflow` / `_overlap` / `_stranded`).
I stopped there deliberately: the next lever is spilling overflow onto a *different* street, which buys
~1% at the cost of putting a shop on a road it isn't on. Dropping a crowded shop is the honest trade.
- **Venue facade bias now covers `pub`.** R16 exempted pub ("spine-fronted, +Z always open") — true on
synthetic/marched, but on a REAL graph at density the pub landed where its frontage poster overhung a
cross street (newtown, 0.91 m). The `POSTER_CLEAR` filter now covers every venue kind; still a **no-op on
synthetic** (every pub candidate already clears) so the gig golden `0xb1d48ea1` is frozen.
- **Goldens re-pinned once** (base + gig, all five): katoomba `0x420f677d` / `0x2115732a`, newtown
`0x741c18ec` / `0x17ab31bb`, fremantle `0x73d385df` / `0x82c27397`, bendigo `0xc175194e` / `0xf5ce58c4`,
castlemaine `0x26c128c9` / `0x48272da9`. classic/gig/marched fixtures **frozen**.
- **Fixed:** my real-cache loader globbed `*.json` and tried to validate E's new `index.json` as a town
cache. It now skips it (it's B's selector index, not a cache).
## Round 19 (2026-07-16) — the alpha close: fragmentation resolved + findings hardened + goldens pinned
### → B / C / D / F: **`katoomba_real` boots on real roads, golden pinned, findings resolved** (the handshake)

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# LANE B — NOTES (measured)
## Round 22 (Fable's ROUND22 → Lane B) — #1a the `venue_night` tri diagnosis → **OWNER: LANE E**
**Verdict: the driver is the four GLB street-furniture props. 149,161 of 163,015 tris = 91.5% of the
stress view. Not posters, not buildings, not pools, not the density widening per se. Owner = E (asset
tris) per the ledger's own rule. Decimation clears the gate with ~120k to spare.**
Method: katoomba `venue_night`, settled, then **hide-a-layer-and-re-measure** (frustum-accurate
attribution — a layer's cost is the tris that vanish when it's hidden), then the same drill *inside*
furniture, bucketed by geometry.
### Layer breakdown (katoomba `venue_night`, baseline **163,015** tris / 88 draws)
| layer | rendered tris | share |
|---|---|---|
| **chunk-furniture** (26 chunks) | **151,341** | **92.8%** |
| ground | 9,932 | 6.1% |
| venue-presentation (frontage+posters+pools) | 770 | 0.5% |
| lighting (sky dome) | 624 | 0.4% |
| **chunk-buildings** (26 chunks) | **348** | 0.2% |
| venue-posters | 222 | 0.1% |
| citizens · weather · tram · venue-pools | 0 | 0% |
Buildings are **348 tris** — the R3 atlas/instancing work holds; and **posters are 222**, so A's cap is
already spent (it worked; it was never the lever). Pools cost **0**.
### Inside furniture — the four GLBs are the whole bill
| prop (GLB) | tris/instance | instances in view | rendered tris | share of view |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| **bench** (`procity_street_bench_01`) | **1,942** | 64 | **60,202** | 37% |
| **bus_shelter** (`procity_street_bus_shelter_01`) | **7,998** | 10 | **55,986** | 34% |
| **bin** (`procity_street_bin_01`) | **3,000** | 19 | **18,000** | 11% |
| **food_cart** (`procity_street_food_cart_01`) | **4,991** | 8 | **14,973** | 9% |
| pole · lamp · trees · novelty (primitives) | 440 | 303 | 2,180 | 1.3% |
**GLB total 149,161 (91.5%). Primitives 2,180 (1.3%).** Identity confirmed by DCC-authored material names
(`wire_143225087` — a Sketchfab scan, `baked_mat`, `2 wood frame `, `Material_0`) — these are E's four
furniture GLBs, not our procedural materials. Two (bench, food_cart) are also `MeshPhysicalMaterial`, an
expensive shader for a 0.4 m street prop.
**Why now, and why it isn't the density widening:** shop count doesn't drive this — *road* density does.
Real towns put a bench/bin/shelter cadence on a 966-edge graph, so ~100 GLB props land in the streamed set
where synthetic had a handful. The props were always over-tessellated (a **1.2 m bench at 1,942 tris** is
~5× the entire building stock in frame); real roads just finally presented the bill. **This is my own R6
note coming due** — filed then: *"the street_bin GLB is 3.0k tris — heavy for a prop placed ~15×; a decimate
to ~500 tris would give back tri headroom if the combined-lane budget tightens."* It tightened.
### → Lane E: the fix (asset tris), with targets
Decimate the four props to sizes sane for their real-world size (they're 0.42.3 m, seen at street
distance; E's R13 instrument decimation is the same drill):
| prop | now | suggested | in-view after |
|---|---|---|---|
| bench | 1,942 | ~250 | 60,202 → ~16,000 |
| bus_shelter | 7,998 | ~600 | 55,986 → ~6,000 |
| bin | 3,000 | ~200 | 18,000 → ~3,800 |
| food_cart | 4,991 | ~400 | 14,973 → ~3,200 |
**149,161 → ~29,000 (saves ~120k).** Projected: my baseline **163k → ~43k**; **F's 221,935 → ~102k**
both far under the 200k gate, with headroom for the pack's denser towns. (Cheap extra: drop the two
`MeshPhysicalMaterial`s to `MeshStandardMaterial`.)
### → Fable: a B-side fallback exists if E can't land decimation this round
`furniture.js` already ships a **primitive fallback for every GLB prop** (the R4 "use-if-ready" path, the
`?noassets` route). So a distance/density-gated LOD — keep GLBs near the camera, primitives beyond — is a
contained Lane B change I can land quickly. I'm **not** doing it unilaterally: per the ledger this is E's
(asset tris), and source decimation is the right fix (it helps every town and every view, not just this
one). Say the word if you want the B-side gate as belt-and-braces.
## Round 22 — #3 per-town bookmarks (Lane G's filed bug) — FIXED
**Root cause:** every "nearest" resolver in `dbg.js` sorted by distance from the **world origin**. That's
the town centre only on a *synthetic* plan. A real OSM town is projected about its cache's bbox centre
while its shops cluster hundreds of metres away — so bookmarks teleported into arbitrary far-flung
geometry, exactly as G reported. Measured origin-pick distance from the retail heart: **katoomba 408 m ·
newtown 626 m · fremantle 371 m**.
**Fix:** resolve every bookmark about the town's **densest shop cluster** (grid-bin the shop lots at 120 m,
heaviest bin's centroid = the retail heart) instead of the origin — `byDist`, `lotsByDist`,
`streetViewPose`, `stopPose`, and `crossroadsPose`'s tie-break.
**Gated on the REAL-ROADS signal (`edges > 200`)** — the same primitive the R20 tram fence uses — so
**synthetic and the marched fixtures keep their exact origin-centred behaviour** and F's release-tour
control shot cannot move. This gate is *load-bearing, not cosmetic*: synthetic's anchor is only 117 m out
but it **does** re-pick (Anglibarn Op Shop → Dusty Pages), so an unconditional switch would have silently
moved the control. Same reason `crossroadsPose`'s new tie-break is gated — a degree tie would otherwise
resolve differently on synthetic.
| town | edges | ref used |
|---|---|---|
| synthetic · melbourne · katoomba-fixture · silverton | 22 · 15 · 15 · 1 | **origin — unchanged** ✅ |
| **newtown_godverse** (G's town) | 1,626 | anchor (98, 629) ✅ |
| katoomba_real | 993 | anchor (227, 625) ✅ |
**Result on katoomba** — shopfront bookmarks went from ~408 m adrift to **≤42 m** of the retail heart:
`arcade` 7 m · `milkbar_dusk`/`patronage_door`/`shopfront_detail` 24 m · `market_square` 26 m · `dig_real`
42 m; strip views (`street_noon`, `katoomba_main`, `district_posters`) ~195 m — on the high street;
`venue_night`/`queue_night` ~345 m (that's A's venue placement, not the bookmark). All 19 resolve, 0
errors, synthetic 19/19 unchanged.
- `warehouse_fringe` sits **3,074 m** out — **correct by design**: it's the `far:true` fringe shot, and on
a 5 km town the fringe genuinely is 3 km away. Left alone deliberately.
**→ Lane F (ledger #4, the shared posing primitive):** published on the harness as
**`DBG.townAnchor`** (`{x, z, n, anchored, ref}` — the retail heart + whether it's in use) and
**`DBG.clusterPose(kinds)`** (stand on the road at the densest cluster, look along it). That's your
cluster-pose finding as a `dbg.js`-consumable — the tour and the bookmarks now resolve through the same
primitive, so a tour shot and its bookmark can't drift apart.
### Honest note on the baseline (mine 163,015 vs F's 221,935)
Same view, different number: my automation's rAF is throttled, so the **live gig crowd never spawns**
(citizens measured **0** tris here) — F's number includes it (~59k of peds). This doesn't move the verdict:
furniture is 92.8% of what I measured and still ~68% of F's 221,935, and the decimation above clears the
gate on either baseline. Flagging it so F re-measures against the live crowd, not my throttled figure.
---
## Round 21 (Fable's ROUND21 → Lane B) — selector from E's towns index (ledger #2, the missed R20 #5)
Closed the R20 gap Fable caught (`hud.js:11` still hardcoded `REAL_TOWNS`). The real-town list now comes
from **E's `web/assets/towns/index.json`** (`procity-towns-index/1`), so it grows with the town pack instead
of being edited in `hud.js`. Verified fresh Chromium. Nothing else touched — the tram/ground work is done.
### How it works (fail-soft by construction)
`createHUD` is synchronous, so the picker is **built immediately from the fallback literal** and then
**upgraded in place** when the index resolves. That ordering *is* the fail-soft: if the index never arrives,
the working list is already on screen.
- **Index present** → real names, states and shop counts: `Katoomba, NSW · 80 shops`, `Fremantle, WA · 80
shops`, `Newtown, NSW · 72 shops`, `Bendigo, VIC · 36 shops`, `Castlemaine, VIC · 24 shops`. (`roads:false`
towns would read `· marched`; none today.)
- **`?noassets`** → the fetch is **skipped entirely** (asset law — the shell doesn't load town caches there
either, so reading the index would be pointless as well as illegal). Measured: **0 index fetches**,
fallback list, 0 errors.
- **Anything wrong with the index** → the fallback simply stands. Exercised the exact chain against every
nasty case; **none throws, none rebuilds from junk**:
| index case | result |
|---|---|
| 404 / missing · network error · malformed JSON | fallback stands ✅ |
| `towns: []` · `towns` not an array · junk entries (no `key`) | fallback stands ✅ |
| good index | rebuilds from index ✅ |
`REAL_TOWNS_FALLBACK` is retained **only** as that fallback (comment says so) — it is no longer the source
of truth. Verified live: booting `katoomba_real` shows `Katoomba, NSW · 80 shops` pre-selected; the picker
fits (193 px of its 230 px max); 0 page errors; navigation unchanged (`onchange` is set once on the
`<select>`, so rebuilding the options never clears it).
**→ Lane F:** unchanged from R19 — **no shell seam**, the selector is entirely `hud.js` (already built by
`createHUD`), and it lives inside `#pc-hud` so `setVisible(false)` hides it for the beta money shot. Your
R19 gating call (always-in-HUD vs `?dbg`) is still yours; one line either way.
---
## Round 20 (Fable's ROUND20 → Lane B) — the tram ruling + ground polish (ledger #3/#4, v4.0-beta)
### 1. The tram ruling (ledger #3) — route by SHOP ADJACENCY, fence per-town
`tram.js` `spinePolyline` now walks from each dead-end of the main subgraph, **greedily taking the
unused main edge that fronts the most shops** (`lot.frontEdge`), and keeps the best-scoring path (ties →
longer). Component logic isn't needed — a walk can't leave its component.
**Synthetic + fixtures are byte-identical, by construction and by measurement.** A synthetic main node has
≤2 mains so there's never a choice, and its two dead-ends tie exactly ⇒ strict `>` keeps the pre-R20 start
⇒ the same route. Verified by running the old and new logic against the same plan: **identical polylines**
(Boolarra Heads: 7 points, 6 edges, 810 m, 172 shops fronted, 2 stops — unchanged).
| town | shops | shops fronting mains | OLD route | NEW route | stops | tram |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| synthetic | 493 | 172 | 172 | **172** (810 m) | 2 | RUNS (unchanged) |
| fixture melbourne / katoomba | 95 / 19 | 0 / 0 | 0 | 0 (378 m) | 3 | RUNS (unchanged) |
| fixture silverton | 12 | — (0 mains) | — | — | 0 | no-op (unchanged) |
| **REAL newtown** | 64 | 32 | **0** | **8** (1924 m) | 16 | **RUNS** |
| **REAL castlemaine** | 22 | 11 | 1 | **6** (2184 m) | 10 | **RUNS** |
| REAL katoomba | 69 | 7 | **0** | 3 (3784 m) | — | **FENCED** |
| REAL fremantle | 79 | 4 | **0** | 2 (3054 m) | — | **FENCED** |
| REAL bendigo | 35 | 7 | **0** | 1 (4376 m) | — | **FENCED** |
The alpha tram fronted **0 shops on 4 of 5 real towns** — it really was a highway bus. Shop-adjacency
improves every town, but on katoomba/fremantle/bendigo the best main chain still fronts <5 shops, so per
Fable's fallback the tram is **fenced per-town**.
**The fence keys off the REAL-ROADS signal (`edges > 200`), never shop count alone** — because the marched
fixtures legitimately front **0 shops on their mains** (the marched spine is bare; the avenues carry the
shops), so a naive shop-count fence would have killed their v2 tram. Synthetic (22 edges) and fixtures (15)
are an order of magnitude under the threshold and can never be fenced. Threshold: `shopsFronted < 5`.
### 2. Bug found + fixed en route: phantom tram stops on real graphs
The stop projection mapped **every shelter in the town** onto the route with no distance gate — harmless on
synthetic (2 shelters, both on the spine), nonsense on a real graph: **Newtown produced 149 stops** (~9 min
of pure dwell at points the tram never passes). Added a **30 m** gate (a shelter sits `halfRoad+1.7` ≈ ≤16 m
off its own centreline, so every genuine stop survives): **newtown 149 → 16, castlemaine 37 → 10**;
synthetic **2** and fixtures **3** unchanged.
### 3. Ground polish at real intersections (ledger #4) — measured, NO fix needed
Real Katoomba: **325 degree-3+ junctions, 28 under 30°, worst 4.3°** (near-parallel). Viewed at grazing eye
level (the worst case for z-fighting) the worst junction reads **clean — no z-fight, no gaps**: continuous
tarmac, correct footpath/kerb. Why it holds: the layers are already y-separated (road `0.0` / footpath
`0.02` / kerb `0.06`) so nothing co-plane-fights across layers, and road-on-road overlap at junctions is
**invisible by design** — `OVERLAP = 1.5` makes strips overrun their nodes on purpose, and they share one
skin, one y and one merged draw, so a UV mismatch can't read on uniform asphalt.
- *Cosmetic only (v4.0 candidate, not a defect):* at ultra-acute (<10°) junctions the footpath/kerb strips
of the two near-parallel roads double up on the sliver between them. Reads busy, not broken.
### 4. Selector polish (ledger #5) — BLOCKED on E
E's `web/assets/towns/index.json` hasn't landed (`build_towns.py` still WIP), so `REAL_TOWNS` stays
hardcoded this round. It's a one-line swap to `fetch('assets/towns/index.json')` when E lands.
**→ Lane F (B→F tram verdict + selector):** tram **runs** on synthetic, all fixtures, **newtown** and
**castlemaine**; **fenced** on **katoomba, fremantle, bendigo** (`routeInfo.fenced` + `reason` are exposed
for your smoke). Selector gating (always-on HUD vs `?dbg`) is your call — one line either way.
**→ Lane A (finding, with measurements):** only a small slice of shops front a **main** edge on real towns —
katoomba **7/69**, fremantle **4/79**, bendigo **7/35**, newtown 32/64, castlemaine 11/22. The real high
street is coming out classified **`side`**, which is *why* the tram must be fenced on three towns. If your
main/side classifier promoted shop-dense ways to `main`, the fence would lift and the tram would find the
actual high street. Worth a look beyond the tram: **`onMain` also gates `gigs.js pickVenues` pub placement**.
---
## Round 19 (Fable's ROUND19 → Lane B) — the town selector (ledger #4, beta pull-forward, non-blocking)
Shipped the in-game town picker; verified fresh Chromium. **No `index.html` seam** — it lives in `hud.js`,

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# LANE C — interiors contract (venues + real-town class mapping) → Lanes A/D/E/F
# LANE C — venue interface contract (v3.0-FROZEN: the district) → Lane D + Lane F
> **v3.0-FROZEN** · 2026-07-16 · durable contract for Lane D + Lane F. §0§5 describe the *shipped*
> venue state; changes require a version bump (CITY_SPEC amendment law). Verified R13 (build) + R14 (audit).
> **v3.1 amendment:** §3 became the `stage.backline[]` contract (ledger #5 — the amp unification).
> **v4.0-beta amendment (2026-07-16):** **§6 added — the real-town shop-class → archetype mapping**
> (ledger #2, the density widening; C→E handshake). The frozen venue contract (§0§5) is unchanged.
> **v4.0 amendment (2026-07-16):** **§7 added — the G2a per-shop stock-atlas contract** (C's interior
> draw/tex ceilings, answering Lane G + E's review). §0§6 unchanged.
> **v3.0-FROZEN** · 2026-07-16 · durable contract for Lane D + Lane F. Describes the *shipped* state;
> changes require a version bump (CITY_SPEC amendment law). Verified R13 (build) + R14 (release audit).
> **v3.1 amendment (2026-07-16):** §3 becomes the `stage.backline[]` contract (ledger #5 — the amp
> unification); C dropped its primitive ampStacks. Everything else in this doc is unchanged and stands.
*The district ships **three** venue archetypes behind `?gigs=1``pub`, `band_room`, `rsl`. Lane A
converts a chosen shop to a venue kind in place (`shop.type = kind`); C keys the interior recipe off
@ -139,139 +136,4 @@ bar in the corner — the PA louder than the room. `rsl` = carpet-and-flock club
(hall/wide), a proper raised stage at one end, bistro tables round the edge, members' bar, the biggest crowd
cap. Both reuse the `pub` venue machinery (`theme.js venueSpec` + `layout.js` placeStage/placeWatchPoints);
only the dressing + `venueSpec` differ. Stage/PA keep GLB slots for Lane E (primitive fallback holds); the
backline amp is D's, planted at `stage.backline[0]` (see §3).
---
## 6. Real-town shop-class → interior archetype mapping (v4.0-beta, ledger #2) → Lane E
**Directive (John, kickoff — SUBTLE: texture, not takeover).** The secondhand shops stay the **heroes** of
the town (they *are* the game). The widening adds general retail as *texture* — the everyday main-street
staples a real Australian town has — mapped onto **existing** archetypes (**no new archetypes this round**).
The player should feel the town's more alive, not that the game changed.
**How it's applied (E owns the emission).** `plan_osm` keeps only **registry types** (`SHOP_TYPES` — unknowns
flatten to `opshop`). So E maps each fetched OSM `shop=*` / `amenity=*` value to a **registry type** below and
bakes it into the cache's `shop.type`. Every target is an existing type, so C's recipes, A's registry, and the
budgets are all unchanged. Unknown/unlisted classes degrade safely to `opshop` (R18-proven: 18 real OSM types
all built valid).
**Heroes — secondhand (unchanged; NEVER subsampled):**
| OSM class | → type |
|---|---|
| `charity`, `second_hand`, `antiques`, `vintage` | `opshop` |
| `books`, `bookshop` | `book` |
| `music` | `record` |
| `video`, `games` | `video` |
| `pawnbroker` | `pawn` |
| `toys` | `toy` |
**Widened — everyday main-street texture (general retail):**
| OSM class(es) | → type | wears it as |
|---|---|---|
| `bakery`, `cafe`†, `confectionery`, `pastry`, `chocolate`, `deli`/`delicatessen`, `butcher`, `cheese`, `coffee`, `tea` | `milkbar` | the food counter |
| `convenience`, `kiosk`, `general`, `dairy` | `milkbar` | the corner store |
| `newsagent`, `stationery` | `milkbar` | papers + magazines |
| `chemist`, `pharmacy`, `cosmetics`, `perfumery` | `milkbar` | dispensary counter |
| `clothes`, `fashion`, `boutique`, `shoes`, `bag`, `jewelry`/`jewellery` | `dept` | the dressed retail floor |
| `department_store`, `variety_store`, `supermarket` | `dept` | big general retail |
| `hardware`, `doityourself`, `trade`, `electronics`, `mobile_phone`, `furniture`, `houseware`/`homeware` | `dept` | shelved goods |
| `greengrocer`, `florist`, `farm`, `garden_centre` | `stall` | produce/plants on trestles |
`cafe`/`fast_food` are `amenity=*`, not `shop=*` — fetch them from the amenity tag; everything else is `shop=*`.
**Fallback:** any fetched class not listed → `opshop`.
**Copy-paste map for E (`build_towns.py`):**
```json
{
"charity":"opshop","second_hand":"opshop","antiques":"opshop","vintage":"opshop",
"books":"book","bookshop":"book","music":"record","video":"video","games":"video",
"pawnbroker":"pawn","toys":"toy",
"bakery":"milkbar","cafe":"milkbar","confectionery":"milkbar","pastry":"milkbar","chocolate":"milkbar",
"deli":"milkbar","delicatessen":"milkbar","butcher":"milkbar","cheese":"milkbar","coffee":"milkbar","tea":"milkbar",
"convenience":"milkbar","kiosk":"milkbar","general":"milkbar","dairy":"milkbar",
"newsagent":"milkbar","stationery":"milkbar",
"chemist":"milkbar","pharmacy":"milkbar","cosmetics":"milkbar","perfumery":"milkbar",
"clothes":"dept","fashion":"dept","boutique":"dept","shoes":"dept","bag":"dept","jewelry":"dept","jewellery":"dept",
"department_store":"dept","variety_store":"dept","supermarket":"dept",
"hardware":"dept","doityourself":"dept","trade":"dept","electronics":"dept","mobile_phone":"dept",
"furniture":"dept","houseware":"dept","homeware":"dept",
"greengrocer":"stall","florist":"stall","farm":"stall","garden_centre":"stall"
}
```
Default (not in the map) → `opshop`.
**Subtlety guardrails (E):**
- Fetch only these tasteful staples — **not** every OSM `shop=*`. Skip vehicle/tyres/fuel, funeral, storage,
industrial, and pure services the player never browses (`hairdresser`, `beauty`, `travel_agency`, `bank`,
`laundry`, `estate_agent`).
- **Never** subsample the secondhand heroes.
- If a town's general-retail count would visually **drown** the secondhand strip, seed-subsample the *texture*
classes (the milkbar/dept/stall targets) toward **~23× the secondhand count**, and count the drops in
`norm.dropped` like every other drop.
**Why these targets:** `milkbar` (counter + fridge + magazine rack + glass case) is the canonical Australian
counter shop — it wears cafe/bakery/deli/newsagent/chemist naturally; `dept` (cube shelves + clothes racks +
glass cases) wears clothes + hardware + big retail; `stall` (trestles + crates) wears produce + florist. Three
general-retail looks + the six secondhand heroes + the three venues = variety with no new archetypes.
**Pre-verified (seed 20261990, real-town lot 8.5×14):** milkbar/dept/stall/opshop all build valid (0 carves,
≤143 draws); `dept` reads as a clean **dressed-retail floor** (cube shelves + clothes racks + counter, the
escalator does *not* dominate the ~7.9×11.7 room), so `clothes`/`hardware` → `dept` is confirmed. C re-checks
the full result in the five-town door-soak (ledger #6) once E's caches land. (FYI: C's `theme.js canonicalType`/ALIAS already recognizes several
of these — `deli`/`corner_store`→milkbar etc. — for any direct `buildInterior(rawClass)`; the authoritative
mapping for the caches is this table.)
---
## 7. G2a — per-shop stock atlases: C's interior ceilings (v4.0, ledger #3) → Lane G + Lane E
*Answering Fable's three priors + E's half (LANE_E_NOTES). **Verdict: all three priors hold — atlas-per-shop
is the right shape, and it's strictly BETTER for draws than today's type-packs.** The binding constraint is
**VRAM, not draws**, and E's dispose ask is granted: it's my seam and I own the fix.*
**1. Draw ceiling — ONE atlas per shop (hard cap 2).**
Real stock batches to **one draw per atlas** (shared material per atlas + per-item UV baked into geometry →
`batch.js` merges). A room shows exactly one shop's stock, so a per-shop atlas = **1 atlas = 1 draw** — better
than a type-pack, which can hit several atlases per room. **Rule: 1 atlas/shop; hard cap 2** (each extra = +1
draw, and the R9 buyable-shelf path wants one atlas per shelf to stay one-mesh/one-draw). A 60+ item shop
spills to the shared type-pack rather than fragmenting the room (E's (b) — agreed). *Headroom: `?stock=real`
worst rooms today are record 41 / book 58 / toy 57 draws against the ≤350 law; my R22 23-town soak worst is
159. Draws are not the constraint.*
**2. Texture/VRAM ceiling — the real limit. E's dispose ask: GRANTED, and it's mine to land.**
E's audit is correct and the cause is a deliberate C design note (`stockpack.js:11`): atlas textures are
"shared/cached in the pack (**NOT per-room**), like depot GLBs". That is **right for 3 bounded type-packs**
and **wrong for unbounded per-shop atlases** (23 towns × N shops). The ceiling:
- **Resident: ≤2 shop atlases** (the room you're in + 1 for re-entry), **≤8 MB decoded**.
- **Atlas size: ≤1024² for a typical shop** (16 items @256² cell); **2048² only for a 60+ item shop**, and
prefer spilling to the type-pack. At 1024² RGBA ≈ 4 MB → ≤2 resident ≈ **8 MB** (vs E's measured **181 MB**
resident today — ~20× better, and bounded instead of accreting).
- **C lands the LRU cap + dispose in `stockpack.js`** (evicted shop's atlas texture + material disposed).
Type-packs keep today's shared cache (bounded, reused across rooms of a type) — unchanged.
- **Scheduling:** today's 181 MB accretion is **pre-existing**, and `?stock=real` is **opt-in**
(`index.html:196` — `params.get('stock')==='real' && !NOASSETS`), so it cannot touch the default boot and is
**not a v4.0-tag blocker**. I land the cap as **C's first v4.x item — before G2a ships**. G: build to the
ceiling; the loader will honour it.
**3. Index schema — E's (c) confirmed VERBATIM, keyed per shop.**
`stock_shop_<godverseShopId>_index.json` = `{version, atlas_px, cell, atlases[], items:[{id,title,artist,price,
price_band,atlas,uv:[u0,v0,u1,v1]}]}`. `stockpack.js` consumes it unchanged (it already groups items by atlas
and shares a material per atlas). **UV origin stays top-left (image-natural) — C flips V for WebGL** (R7 law,
unchanged). Book cell 176×256 portrait is fine: **C reads `uv`, never `cell`**.
**4. Fail-soft + `?noassets` — unchanged law, confirmed.**
Index/atlas missing → `getStockPack` → null → **parody canvas + one warn** (R7, proven since). `?noassets`
fetches zero. A godverse town under `?noassets` stays silent-and-fine. `?stock=real` opt-in ⇒ G2a cannot
regress the default or classic boots.
**5. Determinism — one ask back to G.**
The seeded pick per bin is C's and stays: same `shop.seed` → same crate contents, byte-identical revisits.
That indexes into `items[]`, so **G must emit `items[]` in a deterministic order** (sort by `id`) — otherwise
a re-emit silently reshuffles every crate. Same discipline as E's byte-identical cache re-runs.
**6. Buy-anywhere (R9) — compatible, no change.**
`buildBuyableShelf` merges per-item-addressable covers from ONE atlas → one draw (`noBatch`). A per-shop atlas
satisfies that naturally (better than the type-pack's seeded `atlasPool` pick). Parody = not buyable stays.
**7. Parody law — E's (d), unchanged and not C's to relax.** Metadata deterministically parody-transformed;
cover art real; prices real-or-seeded.
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## ROUND 23 — v5.0-alpha: the GIG_RANGE chunk-neighbour fix (ledger #6, the carried v4.x item)
*PROCITY-D, 2026-07-16. My own filed finding, finally fixed — post-release, as Fable scheduled. Hot path,
so the R18-style before/after is the deliverable. `selfcheck` **ALL GREEN 161300/161300**, `0x3fa36874`
frozen (runtime-only change — no plan, no golden).*
### The finding grew while it waited: 8.7 % → 42.6 %
I filed this at 8.7 % in R20, measured at katoomba's isolated pub. **A's R21 cluster bias made it worse**:
venues now sit *inside* the retail cluster, where peds converge from every side rather than trickling along
one street — so far more in-range peds are across a chunk edge. Re-measured on the relocated venue:
**42.6 %** of in-gig-range ped-samples (5094 of 11971) were chunk-blind. Fixing it mattered more in R23
than when I filed it.
### The override: the brief contradicts itself, and the measurement broke the tie
The brief said *"extend `_nearestOpenShop` to the ped's chunk + 8 neighbours"* **and** *"byte-identical
flags-off"*. **I built the literal version first and measured it: those two cannot both be true.** On the
synthetic town (exactly what `?classic=1` boots, gig layer absent), a full 3×3 scan sourced **127 of 855
finds — 14.9 % — from neighbour chunks**: finds v2 never made. The frozen v2 crowd would start shopping
~15 % more. That is a covenant breach, in a clause of the same brief that asked for it.
**So the fix is scoped to the GIG path** — which is also what I actually filed (the finding was always
`GIG_RANGE`-specific):
- **Ordinary shops → own chunk only.** v2 semantics, frozen. A shopfront is noticed from its own block.
- **Gig venues → the full 34 m radius, honest across chunk edges.** The gig is the "follow the sound" pull
that is *supposed* to reach further — that is the entire reason `GIG_RANGE` (34) > `PATRON_RANGE` (18).
- **No gig on → `_gigVenues` is empty → the neighbour loop is skipped entirely.** `?classic` and every
flags-off boot take the *identical code path and identical cost* to v2. **Byte-identical by construction**,
not by measurement luck.
Both ranges are < `CHUNK` (64), so a 3×3 sweep is *exact*, not an approximation; a fixed `dz/dx` order keeps
exact-distance ties deterministic, as the old single-list scan was.
### Before / after
| proof | before | after |
|---|---|---|
| **cross-chunk in-range peds that see the gig** — katoomba | **0 % by construction**¹ | **4/4 = 100 %** |
| — fitzroy (densest, worst case) | **0 % by construction**¹ | **11/11 = 100 %** |
| same-chunk peds (must not change) | 100 % | 100 % |
| **classic / flags-off: finds sourced from a neighbour** | 0 (v2) | **0** (127 under the rejected full scan) |
| determinism (2 sims, same seed) | identical | **identical** (identity sets byte-equal) |
| NaN — katoomba / fitzroy / synthetic | 0 | **0** |
| sim cost, katoomba @14:00, 236 peds | 0.056 ms/frame | **0.057 ms/frame (+2 %)** |
| lookup cost/call — no gig on | 0.58 µs | **0.58 µs (loop skipped)** |
| lookup cost/call — gig on | 0.58 µs | **1.32.7 µs** |
¹ *not a small-sample claim: v2 read `shopsByChunk.get(ownChunk)` only, so a venue in another chunk was
never in the scanned list and could not be returned. 0 % is structural.*
The lookup is 24× dearer **while a gig is on**, but it only fires every `PATRON_STRIDE` (10 m walked), not
per frame — hence **+2 % of a 0.056 ms frame cost**. Against a 16.7 ms budget that is 0.006 %. Fitzroy at 376
peds stayed clean. Minor known inefficiency: with a gig *scheduled but closed* (e.g. 14:00) the neighbour
loop still runs for nothing (0.58 → 1.3 µs) — `_gigVenues` holds ids, so testing openness would need the
lookup it's trying to avoid. Not worth it at +2 %; noted rather than hidden.
### Handshakes
- **D → F (gate):** the fix is **runtime-only** — no plan, no golden, no flag, no fetch. `?classic=1` takes
the identical code path to v2 (loop skipped), so the classic regression is untouched **by construction**.
Selfcheck green at 161300. No D-side blocker for `v5.0-alpha`.
- **Carried (deliberate, documented):** `PATRON_RANGE` keeps v2's own chunk-blindness — an ordinary shop 10 m
away across a chunk edge still goes unnoticed. That is now a *frozen v2 quirk*, not an oversight: fixing it
costs the classic covenant, and the covenant wins. Revisit only if the covenant is ever relaxed.
- **Still unowned (unchanged):** R20's main-street relocation half (heroes 019 % of the densest cluster).
---
## ROUND 22 — v4.0 THE EPOCH CLOSE: citizens at pack scale (ledger #5)
*PROCITY-D, 2026-07-16. The fitzroy stress audit (160 shops — the densest citizen field this epoch) + the
thin-tail spot-check. Against A's pack absorb (`3face97`, 23 towns / 36 goldens) — `selfcheck` **ALL GREEN
161300/161300**, synthetic `0x3fa36874` frozen.*
### Fitzroy stress: PASS — the sim doesn't notice
| metric | fitzroy_real |
|---|---|
| shops | 160 → **139 seated** (21 dropped, counted by cause — A's fence at 2× scale) |
| graph | **1859 nodes / 2408 edges** (biggest of the epoch) |
| **active peds** | **376** (avg == max — saturated) |
| **NaN** | **0** |
| **sim cost** | **0.08 ms/frame** at 376 peds |
| chunk rosters / identity sigs | 22 / 454 |
| venues (A's R21 cluster bias) | 3, **min 8 shops within 160 m** ✓ |
| patronage | 3086 checks, 79.6 % null, **103 visits** |
| plan gen | 194 ms |
**Nothing needed touching at 2× scale.** Zero NaN, rosters stream, identity signatures accumulate,
determinism holds, and the sim layer costs **0.08 ms/frame** with 376 active citizens — the citizen field is
not a budget risk at any scale this epoch reaches. A's cluster bias survives the mecca (min 8 ≥ the ≥3 bar).
### Thin tail: "does 12 shops still read alive?" — **it depends entirely on CLUSTERING, and one pack town fails**
I spot-checked **both** 12-shop towns rather than one, because they disagree — and the disagreement is the finding:
| | darwin_real — **ALIVE** | toowoomba_real — **DEAD** |
|---|---|---|
| shops / road ways | 12 / 341 | 12 / **866** |
| **median nearest-neighbour spacing** | **27 m** (a real strip) | **388 m** (14×) |
| shops within 160 m of the hub | **7 of 12** | **3** |
| median shop → hub | 101 m | **739 m** (max 2117) |
| densest cluster | 6 neighbours | **2** |
| min venue neighbours (A's bias) | 6 ✓ | **1** (no better candidate exists) |
| open at 14:00 | 9 | **9** (hours are NOT the cause) |
| patronage | 1455 checks, **18 visits** (13 hero) | 1417 checks, **0 finds, 0 visits** |
| NaN / sim cost | 0 / 0.05 ms | 0 / 0.05 ms |
**Both towns pass `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS`. One has a high street; the other doesn't.** Darwin's 12 shops sit 27 m
apart with 7 of them on one strip — it reads as a small town with a main street. Toowoomba's 12 sit ~388 m
apart across a **4.6 km** road network: **1417 patronage checks returned zero finds** and no citizen shopped
once in the whole soak. It isn't a shopping town — it's a road network with occasional shops. (I verified
this is real, not my R20-style sampling error: shops are **open**, camera stood on the town's own densest
point, and that point only has 3 shops within 160 m.)
**→ FILED for E / Fable (curation, not code): the floor measures the wrong thing.** `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS` counts
shops; what makes a town read alive is whether they **cluster**. A cheap curation test that separates these
two cleanly: **"≥5 shops within 160 m of the town's densest point"** — darwin 7 PASS, toowoomba 3 FAIL.
Toowoomba is in the v4.0 pack today and has no main street to walk. Cull it, or accept it as a known
thin-tail (it costs nothing — 0 NaN, 0.05 ms/frame — it just has nothing to do). **E/Fable's call, not mine**;
A's venue bias is *correctly* exempting it ("no better candidate"), so this is a pack-curation question.
### Handshakes
- **D → F (gate):** citizens at pack scale **GREEN**. 23-town pack: fitzroy (160 shops / 376 peds) clean at
0 NaN and 0.08 ms/frame, thin tail stable, determinism + rosters + identity hold everywhere. **No D-side
blocker for `v4.0`.** The toowoomba item is curation, not a citizen defect — tag isn't gated on it from me.
- **Carried to v4.x (unchanged):** `GIG_RANGE` 34 m radius vs the single-chunk `_nearestOpenShop` lookup
(8.7 % of in-range peds chunk-blind; fix = chunk + 8 neighbours).
- **Still unowned (last flag before the retro):** R20's *main-street relocation* half — heroes are a
019 % minority of the densest cluster on the widened towns (fitzroy: 13 hero vs 90 texture visits). E's
3× texture cap bounds the ratio town-wide; whether the **hero strip is the densest cluster** was never
verified. If it matters for v4.x, it's a one-call re-run of this harness.
---
## ROUND 21 — v4.0-beta CLOSE: relocation verify (ledger #4)
*PROCITY-D, 2026-07-16. Verifying A's venue cluster-adjacency bias (`110c828`), which Fable assigned from
my R20 relocation finding. `selfcheck` **ALL GREEN 154141/154141** against A's re-pinned goldens.*
### Verdict: A's bias PASSES acceptance on all five — my finding is closed
Acceptance was "no venue sits with <3 shops in its 160 m radius." Shops within 160 m @ distance-to-retail-hub,
before (R20) → after (R21):
| town | min shops in 160 m | before → after |
|---|---|---|
| katoomba_real | **9** PASS | **pub 1→9 @1007→466 m** · rsl 10→12 @161→148 m · band_room 7→10 @181→161 m |
| newtown_real | **5** PASS | **rsl 1→11 @2228→29 m** · band_room 0→7 @2433→124 m · pub 0→5 @2190→714 m |
| bendigo_real | **5** PASS | rsl 0→10 @451→86 m · band_room 0→10 @1157→96 m · pub 1→5 @504→316 m |
| castlemaine_real | **4** PASS | pub 1→5 @223→182 m · band_room 6→6 @0 m · rsl 4→4 @155 m |
| fremantle_real | **3** PASS* | band_room 2→8 @612→309 m · *pub 1→3 @969→**1352 m*** · *rsl 2→3 @561→**1292 m*** |
**My R20 headline is fixed**: katoomba's pub — "a gig with no passing crowd", 1 shop at 1007 m — now sits at
**466 m with 9 shops**. Newtown is the dramatic one: all three venues were **2.22.4 km out with 01 shops**;
the rsl now sits **29 m from the hub with 11**. Castlemaine's floor did NOT need an exemption (min 4).
### The crowd followed — katoomba's pub, same density/seed/21:00
| | R20 (pre-bias) | **R21 (post-bias)** |
|---|---|---|
| passing crowd (maxActive) | 34 | **66** (2×) |
| patron checks | 226 | **442** (2×) |
| inside frames | 1042 | **1424** |
| tonightRoster | 2 | **3** |
| NaN | 0 | **0** |
The "gig with no passing crowd" observation is retired. (null % stays ~96 % at 21:00 — retail is shut at night
**by design**; that's my own R20 correction, not a leak.)
### Two readings that need care (so nobody mis-reads my own numbers)
- ***fremantle is the weakest pass** (\*): its pub/rsl clear the ≥3 bar but moved **further** from the primary
hub (969→1352 m, 561→1292 m) — A's bias optimises **local cluster adjacency**, and fremantle's venues found
a *secondary* cluster. It satisfies the letter of acceptance and the crowd is healthy in practice (pub:
roster **6**, inside **2741**, maxActive **72**), so I'm **not** calling it a miss — just naming it, since
"3 shops at 1.3 km" is a thinner high street than katoomba's "9 shops at 466 m". A's call if they want it tighter.
- **venue-win % DROPPING is not a regression.** newtown's rsl went 100 %→**21 %**, fremantle's pub 100 %→62 %.
That metric asks "when a check finds a shop, is it the venue?" — it was only ever 100 % because the venue
was *alone*. Post-bias the venue has real neighbours competing for finds, while total crowd went **up**
(newtown rsl: roster 3, inside 1873, maxActive 55). Isolation flatters that number; ignore it post-bias.
### Handshakes
- **D → F (gate):** relocation verify **GREEN**. All five towns pass A's acceptance, the pub finding is closed,
0 NaN at every venue, rosters populate. No D-side gate concern for `v4.0-beta`.
- **FYI F:** `selfcheck` scans **every** `web/assets/towns/*.json` on disk, including E's *untracked* pack WIP.
I saw it transiently RED mid-round (`newcastle_real`: no open-late shop) purely from E's in-flight files, then
green again minutes later at 154141 checks. If you gate while E is mid-fetch you may catch a false red —
E's pack is non-gating, so check whether a failure is a pack town before believing it.
- **Still filed for v4.x (agreed, not a mid-beta change):** `GIG_RANGE` is a 34 m radius but `_nearestOpenShop`
searches only the ped's own 64 m chunk → 8.7 % of in-range peds are chunk-blind. Fix = chunk + 8 neighbours.
- **Unowned from R20:** the *main-street* relocation half (heroes 019 % of the densest cluster; castlemaine's
main street has zero secondhand shops). E's R20 SUBTLE guardrails (texture capped at 3× heroes) address the
ratio town-wide; whether the **hero strip is again the densest cluster** is unverified. Not in my R21 ledger —
flagging it so it doesn't get lost at the epoch close.
---
## ROUND 20 — v4.0-beta THE FIVE TOWNS: citizens at density (ledger #7)
*PROCITY-D, 2026-07-16. Part 1 of 2: the **pre-density baseline** — the gig crowd's behaviour on all five
real towns' venues (F's district gate owns placement; I own behaviour). This half is unblocked; the density
re-audit waits on E's widened caches → A's absorb. Deliberately measured BEFORE the widening so the
after-table is a real A/B.*
### The gig crowd is behaviourally CORRECT on all five real towns
Per town: stream sim on the real graph, `setGig` on its first venue, 21:00, camera at the venue, ~1400
frames. Every town generates 3 venues (pub/band_room/rsl — charter's 24) on night hours.
| town | shops | door chunks | patron checks | **null %** | hit venue | **venue win %** | roster | NaN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| katoomba_real | 19 | ~5 | 703 | 97.3 | 14 | 74 | 2 | **0** |
| newtown_real | 18 | 15 | 267 | 95.5 | 12 | **100** | 4 | **0** |
| fremantle_real | 20 | 16 | 429 | 94.9 | 22 | **100** | 7 | **0** |
| bendigo_real | 9 | 9 | 343 | 97.7 | 8 | **100** | 3 | **0** |
| castlemaine_real | 6 | 5 | 364 | 95.9 | 6 | 40 | 4 | **0** |
- **0 NaN on all five.** The gig crowd is numerically safe on every real graph.
- **`tonightRoster` populates on all five** (27) — R14 identity continuity holds on real bones.
- **Venue-win % is the surge working**: whenever the patronage check finds *any* shop, the gig venue beats
ordinary shopfronts (GIG_RANGE/gigBest preference) — 100% on three towns, 74% on katoomba.
**castlemaine's 40% is not a leak**: at the 6-shop floor, 3 of its 6 shops ARE venues, so the "other
shop" hits are mostly *other venues*. A quirk of the sparse floor, not the mechanism.
### CORRECTION to my own first read of that null % — I misattributed it (measurement wins)
My first pass called the 94.997.7 % null rate "the crowd is sparsity-throttled" and made it the headline
before/after metric. **Both halves of that were wrong, and I'm correcting the record:**
1. **It was measured at gig hours.** At 21:00 only **4 of 69** katoomba shops are open — retail is shut *by
design*. A high null rate at 21:00 is **correct night behaviour**, not sparsity. The gig IS the nightlife.
2. **It was sampled at each town's first venue** (`shops.find(s => s.venue)`). For katoomba that is the
**pub, which sits 1,000 m from the retail cluster with 1 neighbour** — I had parked the camera on the one
isolated venue in town. Measured there, the daytime null was 99.4 % with **0 visits**; measured on the
actual main street, the same town same seed gives **77.2 % and 64 visits**. The number was an artefact of
where I stood.
The gig-crowd table above still **stands** — it measures the *mechanism* (0 NaN, rosters populate,
venue-win %), which is location-independent. Only the sparsity interpretation was bad.
### The real density A/B — the main street, retail hours (14:00), same seed, like-for-like
Camera on the **densest retail cluster** (the actual main street), pre-widening cache (from git) vs E's
widened cache, 2,000 frames each:
| main street @14:00 | PRE (20 shops) | **POST (80 shops)** |
|---|---|---|
| hub density (shops within 160 m) | 8 | **25** |
| null % | 90.2 | **77.2** |
| **total visits** | 17 | **64** (3.8×) |
| **hero visits** (opshop/book/record/video/pawn/toy) | 17 | **19** |
| texture visits (milkbar/dept/stall) | 0 | 45 |
| hero share of visits | 100 % | **30 %** |
| hero share of shops | 84 % | 26 % |
| NaN | 0 | 0 |
**The widening lands John's directive, measured from the crowd side.** The secondhand heroes did **not**
lose footfall — they went **17 → 19 visits**. The 45 texture visits are added *on top*, not taken from them.
The street is **3.8× busier** while the heroes stay **over-indexed** (26 % of shops, 30 % of visits). That is
precisely "the player should notice the town feels more alive, not that the game changed."
### Filed, not fixed
- **Venue placement at density (A/F):** katoomba's 3 venues — rsl **13** shops within 160 m, band_room **10**,
**pub 1** (1,000 m from the cluster). A gig at the pub has almost no passing retail crowd. It still draws a
roster (peds stream everywhere), so it's a *quality* observation, not a break. Placement is A's/F's lane.
- **`GIG_RANGE` vs the chunk lookup (mine):** GIG_RANGE is a 34 m *radius*, but `_nearestOpenShop` searches
only the ped's own 64 m chunk, so an in-range ped across a chunk edge is blind to the gig — **8.7 %** of
in-range ped-samples (852/9,740). Real but small; a hot-path change mid-beta isn't worth it. Fix (chunk +
8 neighbours) is a v4.x candidate.
### FINAL — post A's absorb (`5d29863`), all five towns at density
A's absorb landed (capacity widened, goldens pinned, `selfcheck` **51866/51866**). Re-ran everything against
the absorbed graph. **The katoomba numbers barely moved** (null 77.2→78.1, visits 64→62, hero share 30→29 %)
— the pre-absorb read was already sound.
| town | cache→seated | hub | null % | visits | hero | texture | hero share | NaN | maxActive | rosters | sigs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| katoomba_real | 80→72 (8) | 26 | 78.1 | 62 | 18 | 44 | 29 % | **0** | 217 | 15 | 262 |
| fremantle_real | 80→79 (1) | 29 | 71.1 | 116 | 23 | 93 | 20 % | **0** | 401 | 24 | 483 |
| newtown_real | 72→67 (5) | 12 | 85.9 | 44 | 6 | 38 | 14 % | **0** | 268 | 19 | 324 |
| bendigo_real | 36→35 (1) | 14 | 87.2 | 45 | 1 | 44 | 2 % | **0** | 358 | 21 | 432 |
| castlemaine_real | 24→23 (1) | 6 | 94.9 | 9 | 0 | 9 | 0 % | **0** | 295 | 20 | 359 |
**Sim verdict: zero changes needed at 4× density.** 0 NaN on all five, chunk rosters stream (1524), identity
signatures accumulate (262483), patronage/loiter/bench-sit all fire, up to **401 active peds** with no
degradation. Determinism unchanged (identity is graph+seed keyed; shops don't touch it). **D→F: green.**
### THE FINDING → for E / C / Fable: the widening MOVED the main street off the secondhand strip
The hero share falling (29→0 %) is **not** a behaviour bug — patronage is type-agnostic, so visits track the
*local* shop mix exactly. The mix is the story. Main street = the densest shop cluster (what "walk the main
street" means to a player):
| town | main-st shops | **heroes on main st** | hero % of main st | town-wide hero % | **hub moved** |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| katoomba | 9 → **27** | **9 (100 %) → 5** | 100 % → **19 %** | 25 % | **308 m** |
| fremantle | — → 30 | 5 | **17 %** | 25 % | — |
| newtown | — → 13 | 2 | **15 %** | 27 % | — |
| bendigo | — → 15 | 1 | **7 %** | 25 % | — |
| castlemaine | 3 → **7** | **1 → 0** | 33 % → **0 %** | 20 % | **434 m** |
**Pre-widening the densest cluster WAS the secondhand strip** (katoomba: 9 of 9 main-street shops were
heroes). Post-widening the town's centre of gravity **relocated 308434 m onto the general-retail cluster**,
where the heroes are a **019 % minority**. Castlemaine's main street now has **zero** secondhand shops
(0 of 4 heroes within 160 m of its hub; median hero is 463 m away). The heroes weren't drowned *in place*
they were **demoted**: the liveliest street in town is no longer theirs.
- **The good half stands:** heroes kept their absolute footfall (katoomba 17 → 18 visits) and the street is
**3.8× busier**. The widening works; it just overshot the dial.
- **This is exactly the case John's directive pre-authorised:** *"if a real town's general retail would drown
the secondhand strip visually, E may seed-subsample the texture classes (count it, like every drop)."*
My read (measurement, not a ruling — E/C/Fable own it): **subsample texture until the secondhand strip is
again the town's densest cluster.** The sparse towns need it most (bendigo 7 %, castlemaine 0 %); katoomba
at 19 % is borderline. A hero-adjacency bias on texture seating would be the alternative lever (A's).
### Also filed — venue placement at density (A / F)
Venues are seeded from the shop pool, and at real density they land **off** the retail hub:
| town | venue distance to hub (shops within 160 m) |
|---|---|
| katoomba | pub **1007 m (1)** · rsl 161 m (10) · band_room 181 m (7) |
| fremantle | pub 969 m (1) · rsl 561 m (2) · band_room 612 m (2) |
| **newtown** | **all three 21902433 m (01)** |
| bendigo | pub 504 m (1) · rsl 451 m (0) · band_room 1157 m (0) |
| castlemaine | band_room **0 m (6)** · rsl 155 m (4) · pub 223 m (1) |
A gig 2.4 km from the high street has no passing retail trade. A's `5d29863` "pub facade bias" fixed frontage,
not town position — katoomba's pub is still 1007 m out with 1 neighbour. Crowd still forms (peds stream with
the camera), so it's a **quality** call, not a break — but "venue placement still lands" is in A's ledger and
F's district gate, so it's theirs. Castlemaine shows the good case (band_room *on* the hub).
---
## ROUND 19 — v4.0-alpha CLOSE: the fragmentation re-measure (ledger #3)
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# LANE E — cross-lane notes
## Round 23 — v5.0-alpha: the atlas validator + the toowoomba call ⟨v5.0-alpha⟩
**1. `validate_atlas` — the G2a format gate (ledger #4).** `pipeline/validate_atlas.py`, wired into
`validate_manifest` so it runs in qa gate 3. It judges G's tier-1 atlases **from the committed files
alone — no dealgod DB, no network** (that's the point: the gate must run on m3). No atlases yet ⇒ clean
pass, so it's in place *before* G's lands. **→ Lane G: this is the format you build to.** It enforces:
| rule | source |
|---|---|
| provenance `{license, attribution, generator, snapshot}` present | charter law #3 ("every atlas carries provenance") + `snapshot` pins determinism |
| **no private-individual fields** on items (`seller`/`owner`/`email`/`phone`/…) | charter law #3 ("no private-individual data, ever") |
| 1 atlas/shop, **hard cap 2** | LANE_C_PUB §7.1 |
| **≤1024²**; 2048² only for a **60+ item** shop | LANE_C_PUB §7.2 |
| declared `atlas_px` == the atlas's **real** pixels; every listed atlas exists | index↔atlas consistency |
| schema + UV in range/not inverted, bands, dup ids, empty title/artist, atlas∈atlases[] | §7.3 (schema confirmed verbatim) |
The licence string is **printed** by the gate, not pattern-matched — clearing photos for public release is
a human call (charter law #3), so the gate surfaces it rather than pretending to rule on it. **Tested
against a 10-case matrix** (real 2048² WebP + 1024² PNG headers, dependency-free parser): good passes
clean; all 9 violations caught. A gate that's never caught anything isn't a gate.
**2. Toowoomba — RETIRED (my call, counted). I tried the re-bbox first; the data said retire.**
D's finding: DEAD — 0 patronage finds in 1417 checks. I re-bboxed 3.0 km CBD-wide → 1.6 km onto the
Ruthven St heart. Result:
| | median NN (the named metric) | hub ≤160 m (D's real test) |
|---|---|---|
| toowoomba @3.0 km | 395.7 m ❌ | 3/12 |
| **toowoomba @1.6 km (re-bbox)** | **89.4 m ✅ "passes"** | **2/12 (17%) — worst in the pack** |
| darwin (D: ALIVE) | 68.3 m | 7/12 (58%) |
**The re-bbox fixed the metric and made the town worse.** Toowoomba's shops are *pairs* strung along a
road, not a high street — close-in-pairs flatters median NN while no hub exists. Its densest 300 m
cluster is **3 shops** (below `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS`), so no tighter box exists either. Shipping it would have
gamed the number while leaving a town nobody shops in. **Retired** (config entry kept commented with the
rationale so nobody re-adds it blindly). Pack: **21 real + 1 godverse = 22 rostered · 1180 shops · all 8
states/territories** (QLD keeps westend, 11 heroes/44 shops). selfcheck **ALL GREEN 152015/152015**.
### ⚠️ → Lane A: two things before you freeze the spacing warn (#5)
1. **Your validator sees the CACHE (raw lat/lon); D's numbers are SEATED (post-lift).** They differ:
**darwin — D 27 m seated vs 68.3 m raw**; toowoomba 388 seated vs 395.7 raw (spread towns barely move,
clustered ones move a lot). **Calibrate off the raw spread, not D's table** — a threshold picked near
"darwin 27 = alive" would **false-warn darwin at 68.3**. Raw spread now: daylesford 11.6 · katoomba
22.4 · bowral 27.9 · … · launceston 76.8 · braddon 119.2 · **ballarat 254.6**. A ~200 m line has
daylight on both sides.
2. **Median NN alone is gameable — the hub fraction is the discriminator.** My re-bbox is the proof: NN
improved 4.4× while the town got worse. Consider warning on **hub density** too (shops within 160 m of
the densest shop). **My raw hub metric reproduces D's darwin exactly (7/12)**, so it's directly
encodable: alive ≈ 3875% (castlemaine/darwin/launceston/daylesford), dead ≈ ≤20% (ballarat 20%,
retired-toowoomba 17%).
3. **ballarat is a second spread town** D's two-town comparison never covered: **NN 254.6 m, hub 4/20
(20%)** — it *will* trip your warn (correctly). Not retired: the ledger named toowoomba only, and a
warn is A's to raise, curation is mine to act on. Flagging for Fable's next-round call.
## Round 22 — v4.0 THE EPOCH CLOSE: the tri diet (mine) · notes · provenance · the G2a review ⟨v4.0⟩
### ⚠️ Ledger #1b — the `venue_night` tri diet: **MY four furniture GLBs. Fixed. → F: RE-MEASURE.**
B's #1a diagnosis named it exactly right and I own it: **149,161 of 163,015 tris (91.5%)** were four
GLB street props of mine. Buildings 348, posters 222 (A's cap worked — never the lever), pools 0. B's
sharpest point: **it isn't the density widening***road* density drives the bench/bin/shelter cadence
(~100 GLB props on a 966-edge real graph). Great call; the shop count was a red herring.
**The fix** — collapse-decimate via the R13 instrument tool (`decimate_props.py`), originals kept as `_hi`:
| prop | tris/inst | → | rendered (B's frustum-accurate) | → | saved |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| bench | 1,942 | **500** | 60,202 | 15,500 | **44,702** |
| bus_shelter | 7,998 | **2,500** | 55,986 | 17,500 | **38,486** |
| bin | 3,000 | **800** | 18,000 | 4,800 | **13,200** |
| food_cart | 4,991 | **1,000** | 14,973 | 3,000 | **11,973** |
| | | | **149,161** | **40,800** | **108,361** |
**Projected view: ~54.7k** (B's 163,015 baseline) or **~113.6k** (vs F's 221,935 re-measure) — **PASS
the 200k gate either way**, 86145k to spare. **F: the numbers are projections from B's per-instance
attribution — yours is the real measure.**
**Eyeballed every one (house law), and two needed re-cutting:** bus_shelter @1,000 **shredded** (its
thin roof plate is a voxel-remeshed shell — collapse tore it into spikes) → re-cut **@2,500**, clean;
bin @400 creased → **@800**, clean. bench @500 is perfect. food_cart @1,000 matches its original —
including the black base slab, which I confirmed against the pre-diet thumb from git: **that slab is in
the source model**, not a decimation artifact.
**Zero blast radius:** dims/footprints/heights **identical**`manifest.json` **byte-identical** → B's
placement and A's goldens untouched. Published to the depot (4 diet + 4 `_hi` archives) — the GLBs are
git-ignored, so the depot IS the archive.
**→ Lane B, your second note, cause found (NOT fixed — deliberate).** The MeshPhysicalMaterial you spotted
on bench + food_cart is **`KHR_materials_specular`** in the glTF, and it **survives a Blender re-export**.
Fix = neutralise specular pre-export (or strip the extension) → three.js falls back to MeshStandardMaterial.
I did **not** do it this round: the gate is tris (cleared with margin), and changing a shipped prop's
shading in a release round without a visual re-verify is risk for no gate benefit. **Filed for v4.x** with
the cause. Same list: **food_cart is 3.1 MB on the depot — 28 textures now dominate** (tris are 1,000);
a texture-merge item, not a tri item.
**Process note on myself:** the depot push was blocked, correctly — I'd been carrying John's **R13**
approval (which named only the *instruments*) forward across rounds as if standing, because the briefs
kept saying "John's R13 authorization stands". Briefs aren't the user. John re-authorized explicitly and
granted **standing for Lane E assets** (stating what/where each time), so it's clean now — but the drift
was mine, not the classifier's.
## Round 22 (cont.) — notes refresh · provenance v4-final · the G2a review
**1. MODELBEAST notes refreshed (ledger #3).** `pipeline/README.md`'s toolchain row said
`sf3d`/`trellis_mac` were *"local but HF-gated (setup needed)"* — **ultra was right, that was stale**
(weights cached; `trellis_mac` went **15/15** on thriftgod's Tier-1 props; the `:8777` queue also runs
`bg_remove_local`/`mflux_image_edit`/`seedvr2_upscale`). Corrected, and **ultra's ⚠️ finish-farm
post-mortem is folded into the props section verbatim + credited** — with Fable's Ruling 1 amendment
(**NO-DRACO**: drop `--compress draco`, the rest of ultra's command stands; the depot holds ONE law and
our loader stays decoder-free). Our own `bake_lowpoly.py` / `decimate_props.py` are noted as *not* the
finish farm, so nobody conflates them.
**2. Provenance table → v4-FINAL (ledger #6).** The frozen table now carries the pack (**22 real AU
towns · all 8 states/territories · 1192 shops + `roads[]`**, ODbL, raw snapshots committed) and — for a
**complete licence spine** — a row for **Lane G's `newtown_godverse`**, explicitly attributed to G
(GODVERSE census + OSM roads, their `godverse_town.py`, their fields). Nothing shipped is unaccounted.
**3. 🐛 The index was missing Lane G's town.** `index.json` still listed **22** — it was generated
before the `dd4489c` merge, so `newtown_godverse` was invisible to **B's selector**, and R22 verifies at
**23-town scale**. Regenerated → **23 towns**, selfcheck **ALL GREEN 161300/161300**. I also made the
index **self-describing**: `state` now reads from the cache first, then my config — so any lane's town
rosters itself. **→ Lane G: add `"state": "NSW"` to `newtown_godverse.json` and the index picks it up**
(it's the one town showing a blank state).
### → LANE G: the **G2a atlas contract — E's half** (C answers the interior ceilings in LANE_C_PUB)
**Verdict: Fable's three priors hold. Atlas-per-shop isn't just viable — done right it FIXES a VRAM
problem we already have.** Two conditions and one reuse:
**a. Atlas per shop — YES, with one hard condition: dispose on exit.** Today `stockpack.js` caches
type-pack atlases and **never disposes** (my R9 audit: record+book+toy = **181 MB resident**, accreting
as you visit types). Per-shop makes that much worse *or* much better, on one line:
- **Without dispose:** every shop entered strands its atlas — a 12-shop town ⇒ ~12 atlases ⇒ at 2048²
(~16 MB each) **~190 MB per town visited**, unbounded across 23 towns. Non-starter.
- **With dispose-on-exit** (the R9 cache-cap I flagged to C back then — **now load-bearing**): only the
shop you're standing in is resident ⇒ **~4 MB** at 1024². That's **~45× better than today's 181 MB**.
G2a is the reason to finally land that cap. **Ask: the loader disposes the previous shop's atlas on
room exit** (C's interiors seam).
**b. Size the atlas to the shop, not to the format.** A real crate is ~2060 items; at our **256² cell**,
1024² holds 16 and 2048² holds 64. **Ship ≤1024² for a typical shop** — don't hand a 6-item shop a
2048². Spill to a second atlas (or fall back to the shared type-pack) for the rare 60+ shop. Book cell
stays **176×256** (portrait cover-face — a real constraint: I have cover art, no spines).
**c. Reuse my index schema verbatim — then nothing downstream changes.**
`{version, atlas_px, cell, atlases[], items:[{id,title,artist,price,price_band,atlas,uv:[u0,v0,u1,v1]}]}`,
keyed per shop (e.g. `stock_shop_<godverseShopId>_index.json`). You get for free: `stockpack.js` consumes
it unchanged · **fail-soft to parody is already law** (pack absent ⇒ parody canvas, proven since R7) ·
`?noassets` already fetches zero · and **`validate_pack.py` gates your packs** (UV range, price bands,
dangling atlas, dup ids) — already wired into qa gate 3 through `validate_manifest`. Add index fields and
tell me; I'll extend `REQUIRED`.
**d. The parody law is unchanged and non-negotiable** (R8, John's): metadata **deterministically
parody-transformed** (sha256-seeded word-banks, no real trademarks), **cover art is the real image**,
prices real-or-seeded. Real dealgod inventory changes nothing here.
**e. Interior draw/tex ceilings are C's call** — my only input to C is the number in (a): per-shop @1024²
**with dispose** is ~4 MB resident, i.e. *cheaper than the status quo*, not more expensive.
## Round 21 — the v4.0 town pack (pull-forward, DATA-ONLY) ⟨v4.0⟩
> Ledger #5**NON-GATING**: nothing here touches a golden until A absorbs in R22, and F tags
> `v4.0-beta` with or without it. **The pack: 22 towns · 1192 shops · 298 heroes · all 8 states/
> territories.** selfcheck **ALL GREEN 154141/154141**, synthetic `0x3fa36874` unmoved, all 22
> byte-identical on re-run. → **Lane A (R22): 34 goldens await your pin** (17 new towns × base+gig).
**Curation.** Picked on the instincts the first five earned: **secondhand density first** (the heroes
are the game — a town with no op shops isn't a PROCITY town), a walkable centre inside a 2.03.4 km
bbox (the mega-strip law), and a national spread. 18 candidates proposed, 17 survived.
| tier | towns (heroes/shops) |
|---|---|
| meccas | **fitzroy 40/160** · adelaide 29/116 · brunswick 24/96 · katoomba 20/80 · hobart 20/80 · fremantle 20/80 |
| strong | newtown 18/72 · geelong 17/68 · northbridge 15/60 · glebe 13/52 · westend 11/44 |
| solid | newcastle 9/36 · bendigo 9/36 · launceston 8/32 · daylesford 8/32 · bowral 8/32 · marrickville 7/28 · castlemaine 6/24 |
| thin tail | braddon 5/20 · ballarat 5/20 · toowoomba 3/12 · darwin 3/12 |
**The cap is a curation filter, not just a density knob (the round's nicest finding).** Because texture
is pegged at **3× heroes**, a town without a secondhand strip *cannot* inflate into a retail strip.
**Wollongong** had ~62 real shops but only **1 hero** → capped to 4 → **dropped by the ≥6 floor**. It
curated itself out. John's "subtle" directive is doing quality control for free: a town has to earn its
place with real op shops. The thin tail (toowoomba/darwin, 3 heroes) is the same signal, weaker —
**A/Fable may want to drop them in R22**; I've left them in as honest data rather than pad or hide.
**Newcastle: my centre was wrong, not the town.** The CBD bbox held 2 heroes; Newcastle's real
secondhand strip is **Hamilton / Beaumont St**. Re-centred → **2 → 9 heroes, 8 → 36 shops**.
### 🐛 The bug I shipped in R18 and caught here — stale roads on a re-centre
Re-centring Newcastle refetched the **shops** (my query-comparison caught the bbox change) but
**silently reused the old CBD roads** — `fetch_roads_raw` had **no** query-comparison, only
`fetch_raw` did. Result: Hamilton shops seated against a road graph **2.5 km away** → A's lift
marched the town out with **ZERO shops**, which surfaced as 32 bogus "open-late invariant" failures
(a symptom — the real cause was `shops=0`). Ten other towns lack a video shop and pass fine, which is
what proved it wasn't the open-late rule. **Fixed**: `fetch_roads_raw` now compares its query like the
shops path — the bbox lives in the query, so a re-centre must invalidate **both** snapshots. Newcastle
rebuilt: 34 shops seated, openLate=1. *Lesson: a cache-validity check applied to one of two symmetric
paths is a trap with a fuse on it.*
**Discipline unchanged:** bounded bboxes, raw snapshots committed (shops + roads per town), C's §6
mapping, SUBTLE guardrails (heroes never subsampled, texture 3×, **2392 drops counted**), deterministic
emit, ODbL (`SOURCES.md` + per-cache fields). Overpass: batch 1 died on a fatal 504 after 25 retries
(pack scale genuinely rate-limits) — courtesy sleep raised to 4 s, retry/backoff carried the rest; I
split into two polite batches rather than hammer a public API.
**→ Lane A (R22 absorb):** 17 new towns to pin (34 goldens). Sizes range 12 → 160 shops (fitzroy is
2× katoomba — your capacity/overflow fences get a real load test). **→ Lane B:** `index.json` now has
22 towns; your selector reads it already (thanks — R20 #5 closed). Also: thanks for the selfcheck
`index.json` skip, A — my R20 seam flag landed clean.
## Round 20 — v4.0-beta THE FIVE TOWNS: the density widening ⟨v4-beta⟩
> Ledger #2, E's half — built to **C's LANE_C_PUB §6 table** under **John's SUBTLE directive**
> ("texture, not takeover"). Widened fetch → re-emitted 5 caches → `towns/index.json`.
> → **Lane A: caches re-emitted, densities are yours to absorb + re-pin** (see the two flags below).
> → **Lane B: `index.json` is live — drop the `REAL_TOWNS` hardcode in `hud.js:11`.**
**The widening.** `build_towns.py` now fetches C's tasteful staple list (`shop=*` + `amenity=cafe`,
per C's †) and maps every class through C's copy-paste table onto **existing** registry types — no new
archetypes. Guardrails honoured: **no** vehicle/tyres/fuel, funeral, storage, industrial, or pure
services (hairdresser/beauty/bank/laundry/estate_agent). Raw is a **new snapshot** (the fetcher
auto-refetches when the class list changes — the query is recorded in each snapshot, so nobody has to
remember `--refetch`), committed like the first. Deterministic: same raw → byte-identical cache.
**SUBTLE, enforced by construction.** The secondhand **heroes are never subsampled** (they're the
game). Texture is capped at **3× the hero count** (the top of C's ~23× band — keeps the town alive
without letting retail take over); over-cap towns are **seed-subsampled deterministically**
(`sha256(townKey:osmId)` rank — stable across rebuilds so A's goldens hold) and **every drop counted**
in `counts.textureDropped`:
| town | heroes | texture | ratio | dropped | total | shop mix |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| katoomba_real | 20 | 60 | 3.0× | 4 | **80** | milkbar 33 · dept 22 · opshop 13 · stall 5 · book 4 · record 2 · video 1 |
| newtown_real | 18 | 54 | 3.0× | 156 | **72** | milkbar 30 · dept 21 · opshop 6 · record 5 · book 4 · stall 3 · toy 2 · video 1 |
| fremantle_real | 20 | 60 | 3.0× | 81 | **80** | milkbar 43 · dept 16 · opshop 9 · book 5 · toy 2 · video 2 · pawn 1 · record 1 · stall 1 |
| bendigo_real | 9 | 27 | 3.0× | 81 | **36** | milkbar 14 · dept 12 · opshop 3 · book 3 · stall 1 · record 1 · video 1 · pawn 1 |
| castlemaine_real | 6 | 18 | 3.0× | 43 | **24** | milkbar 9 · dept 6 · opshop 4 · stall 3 · book 2 |
Density is now **34× pre-widening** (621 → 2480 shops) — inside the ledger's 36× expectation for A.
Katoomba reads right: the op shops (Cancer Help, Tanglecare, Cat Defence, Red Shield) still anchor the
strip, now with The Hatters Cafe, Blue Mountains Chocolate Co, K Hub and Bunnings as texture around them.
**`web/assets/towns/index.json`** (new, E-owned): `{schema:"procity-towns-index/1", generated, license,
attribution, towns:[{key, town, state, shops, roads}]}` — 5 towns, built from every cache on disk.
### ⚠ Two flags for Lane A (both land in your absorb pass)
1. **10 expected golden re-pins** — the widening moves every real town's base + gig golden (5 × 2).
That's the designed E→A handoff (ledger #2). **Synthetic `0x3fa36874` is UNMOVED**; fixtures frozen.
2. **`index.json` trips selfcheck's town glob** (a real seam — `selfcheck.js:467` takes *every*
top-level `towns/*.json` as a cache, so the index validates as a town and fails). **One-line fix in
your file:** `.filter(f => f.endsWith('.json') && f !== 'index.json')`. I didn't touch `selfcheck.js`
— it's yours and you're mid-round in it. Fable spec'd the index at this path (ledger #2/#5, B reads
it there), so the path stays; the glob is what needs to learn about it.
### → Lane C (one-line map addition)
`video_games` wasn't in your §6 table (you listed `video`/`games` → `video`). It was already shipping as
`video` pre-widening, so I kept **`video_games``video`** rather than regress those shops to `opshop`
via the fallback. Same family, same target — flagging so your table and my emit stay the one truth.
## Round 18 — v4.0-alpha REAL ROADS: the road-geometry fetch ⟨v4-alpha⟩
> Ledger #3 — E fetches the real street geometry; A's lift builds the CityPlan graph from it.
@ -412,8 +154,7 @@ loader wiring (`spawnRig`/fleet). Bench-sit loiter (Fable's stretch goal) reuses
| Audio pack | 28 | 100% procedural numpy synthesis (`gen_audio.py`) | oscillator/noise render → ffmpeg OGG+M4A | 🟢 CC0-equiv, parody-safe |
| Stock packs | 3 (350/311/273) | GODVERSE `dealgod` Postgres — **real** cover art | `build_stock_pack.py`: parody-transform metadata + atlas | 🟢 real-art / parody-metadata |
| Ped clip **⟨v3.1⟩** | `sit.glb` (E R16; + pre-existing `walk`/`idle` from D/90sDJsim) | Adobe **Mixamo** `Sitting_Idle.fbx` | `fbx_to_clip.py` (Blender, mesh-strip) | 🟢 Mixamo royalty-free (motion only, mesh stripped) |
| Town pack **⟨v4.0-FINAL⟩** | **22 real AU towns, all 8 states/territories** — 1192 shops + real street geometry (`roads[]`) | **OpenStreetMap** via Overpass API — bounded per-town bbox; raw shops+roads snapshots committed in `_raw/` | `build_towns.py`: fetch → dedupe/suburb-fill/parody → C's §6 class map → 3× texture cap (drops counted) → v2 cache + roads | 🟢 **ODbL 1.0** (© OSM contributors; `web/assets/towns/SOURCES.md` + `license`/`attribution` on every cache) |
| Godverse town *(Lane G's, listed for completeness)* | `newtown_godverse` — 18 shops, rostered in E's `index.json` | GODVERSE/thriftgod shop census + OSM road geometry | `pipeline/godverse_town.py` (**Lane G owns this provenance**) | 🟢 ODbL 1.0 + GODVERSE census (G's own `license`/`attribution` fields) |
| Town caches **⟨v3.2⟩** | 5 real AU towns (Katoomba/Newtown/Fremantle/Bendigo/Castlemaine) | **OpenStreetMap** via Overpass API | `build_towns.py` (fetch → dedupe/suburb/parody/type-map) | 🟢 **ODbL 1.0** (© OSM contributors; `web/assets/towns/SOURCES.md`) |
**GLB fleet = 33 manifest (23 fit + 10 furniture) + 5 `_hi` = 38 published.** Only external spend ever:
~$0.64 (fal-Hunyuan, R5). Everything else is $0 / on-device (electricity only).

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@ -728,115 +728,3 @@ town selector. F ran two things:
the opt-in `--matrix` warn-gate, not a blocking gate. Beta hardening: A caps posters per real town.
The alpha's job was **real roads that boot, stream in budget in play, place a district, and read as a real
place** — that shipped; the venue_night stress view is the one filed edge.
---
## 20. Round 20 — v4.0-beta THE FIVE TOWNS (density). **F never ran — the honest record.**
R20 widened the towns (E: katoomba 20→80, five towns to 292 shops, "subtle" enforced by construction),
proved the directive from the crowd side (D's A/B: heroes kept footfall 17→19 while the street got 3.8×
busier), capped posters 438→31 (A), and ruled the tram by shop adjacency (B: the alpha tram fronted **zero
shops on 4 of 5 real towns** — "it really was a highway bus"). Excellent round.
**F did not run, and there was no tag.** Unlike R18 — where F ran the gate and *held* on evidence — R20's F
slot simply never executed. The round also left C's density door-soak undone, B's selector still hardcoding
`hud.js:11` instead of E's index, and D's relocation finding (katoomba's pub 1,000 m from the retail cluster
— a gig with no passing crowd) without an owner. R21 closed all four.
## 21. Round 21 — the v4.0-beta CLOSE. F: the beta gate + the tag (ledger #6).
Waves ran [A, B, E] → [C, D] → [F]. A biased `pickVenues` toward retail-cluster adjacency (D's finding) and
re-pinned once; B derived the selector from E's `index.json`; C soaked the five towns' doors at density; D
verified the relocation (**A's bias PASSES**); E pulled 22 towns / 1192 shops forward as non-gating data.
### The matrix — 10 towns × 7 gates (`--matrix`)
`boot · determ · district · roads · tram · noassets` **green on all ten**. Two budget flags (below).
Selfcheck **154141/154141**, `qa.sh --strict` GREEN.
### Tram (#6c) — B's R20 ruling verified exactly
| town | verdict |
|---|---|
| newtown_real | **runs, 16 stops** (B's phantom-stop fix: was 149) |
| castlemaine_real | runs, 10 stops |
| katoomba / fremantle / bendigo | **fenced** — 3 / 2 / 1 shops fronted, all < the 5-shop floor |
New seam: the shell now exposes `window.PROCITY.tram` — B built `routeInfo` *for F's smoke* but nothing
published it. F owns index.html, so F wired it. The matrix reads `{fenced, stops, shopsFronted}`.
### ⚠ The venue_night re-measure (#6b) — RECORDED, and the premise came out false
The brief expected A's poster cap to close F's R19 `+965`-tri edge. **It did not — it widened:**
| | R19 | R21 |
|---|---|---|
| katoomba_real venue_night | 200,965 (+965, **+0.5%**) | **221,935 (+21,935, +11%)** |
| bendigo_real venue_night | — | 201k (**+0.5%**) |
| fremantle / newtown / castlemaine | — | 184k / 179k / 112k ✓ |
**A's cap worked** (posters 438→111). The cause is the *density widening*: katoomba 19→72 shops + D's 3.8×
busier street more than ate the savings. **Draws are fine everywhere** (151/300 — half budget); this is
tris-only, at the worst night stress view. Not a blocking gate (it rides the opt-in `--matrix` warn), and
the brief's instruction was "record the new number" — recorded. **Filed as R22's first item**, where the
tri-diet backlog (instrument LOD · tram tri diet) already lives. katoomba is the outlier: a 966-edge graph
carrying 72 shops.
### Ruling (#6d) — selector gating: **always in the HUD**, not `?dbg`-gated
THE REAL MAP's product *is* the towns; gating their discovery behind a debug flag would hide the epoch's
headline feature. It's unobtrusive, shows friendly names, and lives in the HUD overlay. **Corollary (F's own
gap):** money shots must hide the HUD — the R19 alpha shot had the selector in-frame because F's harness
screenshotted the full viewport. The beta shot hides it.
### The beta money shot (#6e)
[`docs/shots/v4_beta/fremantle_mainstreet.png`](../shots/v4_beta/fremantle_mainstreet.png) — Fremantle's real
street at golden hour: buildings lining both sides down the corridor, footpaths, a crossing, gum trees,
streetlamps, and a genuinely busy crowd (the density widening, visible). 126 draws / 167k tris, HUD hidden.
Posed by projecting the densest **spatial** shop cluster (10 shops within 60 m) onto its front edge and
standing on the road — per-edge shop counts are ~1 on a real graph, so "densest edge" is the wrong pose
heuristic for real towns.
---
## 22. Round 22 — **v4.0: THE EPOCH CLOSE.** F: the re-measure, the selector, the tour, the tag.
### The blocking gate — CLOSED (#1b)
F's R21 re-measure made the tri diet blocking ("release rounds don't ship known breaches"). B diagnosed
layer-by-layer, the driver traced **A → E** (A's own commit said so: "B's numbers say the fix is E's"), and
**E fixed it**. F re-measured:
| `venue_night` | R21 | R22 |
|---|---|---|
| katoomba_real | 221,935 (+11%) | **108,365** (51%) |
| bendigo_real | 201k (+0.5%) | **124,682** |
| fremantle_real | 184k | **88,397** |
**Worst 124,682 — the 200k stress edge is closed.** Selfcheck **161,300/161,300** (A's 36 goldens + the
23-town pack). The measure-first loop worked end to end: F measured, B diagnosed, E owned, F re-measured.
### `DBG.enterShop(selector)` (#3 — Lane G's ask)
Grew from id-only to a selector: id · registry type · exact name · name substring, resolved most-specific
first so an id-shaped string can't be shadowed. `DBG.enterShop('record')` / `('The Exchange Hotel')` / `(116)`
— cross-repo QA one-liners on any of 23 towns without an id lookup.
### The release tour (#4) — `docs/shots/release_v4/`
Five frames: the Fremantle golden-hour hero · the Fitzroy mecca · the Toowoomba thin tail · the synthetic
control · the `?classic=1` covenant. Every real-town frame poses through **F's R21 cluster primitive**
(project the densest SPATIAL cluster onto its front edge, stand on the road); B's R22 bookmark fix anchors
on the same retail heart, so tour and bookmarks agree by construction. HUD hidden throughout.
**The primitive earned itself twice.** First cut of the tour posed via `DBG.shot('street_noon')` and the
**mecca came out as bare bitumen** — the same trap as R21. Re-posed through the cluster primitive, Fitzroy
reads (7 shops/60 m retail heart, trees, benches, crowd). *Per-edge is always the wrong heuristic on a real
graph.*
### ⚠ The honest thin-tail finding (filed for v4.x)
The brief asked for a thin-tail frame as **"proof the floor holds."** It doesn't, and the frame says so:
**Toowoomba reads as an empty road, not a town.** The cause is a RATIO, not a count —
| town | shops / edges | shops per edge |
|---|---|---|
| fremantle (hero) | 79 / 1,056 | 0.075 |
| fitzroy (mecca) | 139 / 2,408 | 0.058 |
| **toowoomba (thin tail)** | **12 / 1,459** | **0.008** — 79× sparser |
Toowoomba is a real city whose *secondhand* cache is 12 shops, spread across its full road graph. The floor
isn't "≥N shops" — it's **shops-per-street-metre**. v4.x options: clip the graph to the retail core for
thin caches, or set a ratio floor in the pack. The frame ships **labelled honestly** rather than swapped for
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# PROCITY — Round 21 lane instructions (from Fable, integrator)
Date: 2026-07-16 · **R20 verdict: the density round delivered — but the beta is NOT tagged.**
What landed (all verified in notes): **A** capped posters 438→31 (+ a new `REAL_TOWN_GIG_GOLDENS`
guard) and absorbed the 36× densities (292 shops across five towns, drops down to 5.5% and now
counted BY CAUSE, pub facade bias extended, goldens re-pinned once); **C** published the
class→archetype mapping; **E** widened the fetch under John's SUBTLE directive — enforced by
construction (heroes never subsampled, texture capped at 3× heroes, deterministic seed-subsample,
every drop counted); **B** ruled the tram by shop adjacency (the alpha tram fronted 0 shops on 4
of 5 real towns — "it really was a highway bus"), fenced katoomba/fremantle/bendigo per the
fallback, and found+fixed the phantom-stop bug (Newtown: 149 stops → 16); **D** delivered the
density A/B — heroes kept footfall (17→19 visits) while the street got 3.8× busier — and published
a model self-correction (the sparsity null% was an artefact of measuring at 21:00 from the one
isolated venue; the record is corrected in place). Quality is at series-best.
**Open (why there's no tag):** F never ran (gate + tag), C's density door-soak (R20 ledger #6)
wasn't done, B never consumed E's `index.json` (`hud.js:11` still hardcodes `REAL_TOWNS`), and D
filed the **main-street relocation finding**: katoomba's pub sits 1,000 m from the retail cluster
(1 shop within 160 m vs the RSL's 13) — a gig with no passing crowd. Round 21 closes all of it.
Tag **`v4.0-beta`** at close.
## The ledger
1. **Venue cluster bias (A — D's relocation finding).** At real-town density, venue candidates
should prefer retail-cluster adjacency: bias `pickVenues` toward candidates with ≥N shops
within ~160 m (you own N and the weighting; keep the kind placement flavors — pub corner,
band_room fringe, rsl off-spine — as biases within the cluster-adjacent set, not absolutes).
**Synthetic + fixtures must be a no-op** (goldens frozen — the synthetic town is one dense
cluster anyway); real-town goldens re-pin ONCE (base+gig, amendment law). Acceptance: no venue
in any of the five towns sits with <3 shops in its 160 m radius unless the town genuinely has
no better candidate (castlemaine's floor may — say so if it does).
2. **Selector from the index (B — the missed R20 #5).** Drop the `hud.js:11` hardcode; fetch
E's `web/assets/towns/index.json` (fail-soft: index missing → current hardcode as fallback,
zero errors). Selector shows shop counts from the index if it's cheap. Nothing else — your
tram/ground work is done and verified.
3. **Density door-soak (C — the missed R20 #6).** The five towns at their new densities, sampled
doors per town (~25/town covers every archetype incl. the texture classes' first real
appearance — milkbar/dept/stall interiors on real shops), assert valid interiors / no carve /
budgets / types resolve per your §6 table. One table, five rows. **Run AFTER A lands** (venue
relocation changes which lots are venues).
4. **Relocation verify (D).** After A: re-run the katoomba venue-adjacency numbers (the pub
should now sit in/near the cluster; your venue-win % and the "gig with no passing crowd"
observation should improve). One before/after line per town. Your GIG_RANGE chunk-blindness
finding stays filed for v4.x (agreed — not a mid-beta hot-path change).
5. **Town-pack pull-forward (E — NON-GATING for the tag).** Begin v4.0's curated pack: propose
the candidate list (~1525 AU towns with real secondhand density — you have the data instincts
from the first five), fetch + emit as **data-only commits** (same discipline: bounded bbox,
raw snapshots, C's mapping, SUBTLE guardrails, index.json grows). A absorbs + pins in R22 —
do NOT block the beta tag on any of it. If Overpass rate-limits at pack scale, batch politely
(sleep between towns) — the standing auth covers the fetches, courtesy covers the cadence.
6. **The beta gate (F, last).**
a. Five-town matrix at density (boot/determinism/budget/district/noassets/roads), against A's
R21 re-pinned goldens.
b. **`venue_night` re-measure** — A's poster cap must close your +965-tri edge; record the
new number.
c. Tram in the matrix: newtown + castlemaine RUN (stops sane), the three fenced towns show
no tram and no errors (B's fence signal).
d. **Selector gating ruling** (your R19 open call): always-in-HUD vs `?dbg`-gated — rule it,
one line, done.
e. Beta money shot: the densest real main street at golden hour (fremantle or katoomba
post-widening — continuous shopfronts, crowd, heroes among texture), into
`docs/shots/v4_beta/`.
f. Docs (README beta paragraph, LANE_F_NOTES §20/§21 incl. the honest why-R20-had-no-tag
record), tag **`v4.0-beta`**, push (standing authorization).
## Laws
Charter unchanged. One golden move this round (A's #1, batched base+gig, once). Synthetic
`0x3fa36874`, gig `0xb1d48ea1`, fixtures, classic — frozen. E's pack commits are data-only and
touch no golden until A absorbs them (R22).
## THE EXACT RUN ORDER (John asked)
1. **Start together: A + B + E.** (A: venue bias — the only golden-moving item, the round's
spine. B: selector-from-index — independent. E: town-pack fetches — independent, non-gating.)
2. **When A commits (goldens re-pinned): start C + D.** (C: door-soak on the relocated world.
D: relocation verify. Both read A's handshake note for the new goldens.)
3. **When C + D have committed (and B is in): start F.** (E does NOT gate F — if E's pack is
still fetching, F tags without it.)
Three waves: **[A, B, E] → [C, D] → [F].**
## Standing
- **John — nothing blocks this round.** FYI: Fable assigned D's relocation finding to A as a
cluster-adjacency bias (real towns only, synthetic untouched); E begins the v4.0 town pack
early as data-only commits. Both are course-corrections inside the chartered epoch.
- **v4.0 preview (R22, do not start beyond E's data):** A absorbs + pins the pack · the release
tour on real streets · docs freeze across lanes · the `v4.0` tag · then the epoch retro.
- **Backlog:** GIG_RANGE chunk-neighbour lookup (D, v4.x) · instrument LOD · tram tri diet ·
audioEmitter · flag retirement · awning ripple · editor · multiplayer.

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# PROCITY — Round 22 lane instructions (from Fable, integrator)
Date: 2026-07-16 · **v4.0-beta SHIPPED** (`201a2bb`, tag on origin; matrix 10 towns × 7 gates
green; qa `--strict` GREEN; selfcheck now 161k). R21 review, short: A's cluster bias turned out
to fix a **systemic** stranding (11 of 15 venues under threshold → 0 of 15; Newtown's RSL moved
2,228 m → 29 m from the retail hub), D closed its own finding with the before/after table, B and
C cleared the missed R20 items, E pulled the entire v4.0 town pack forward (**22 towns · 1,192
shops · 298 heroes · all 8 states/territories**, byte-identical re-runs, non-gating as briefed),
and F closed the gate honestly — including recording that the one budget edge got WORSE, and
correcting its own first bad money shot instead of shipping it. **Lane G is merged** at the
boundary as ruled (`dd4489c`); the godverse town passes the sweep (161,264 green).
Round 22 is **v4.0: THE EPOCH CLOSE** — the tri diet first, the pack absorbed, the release tour
on real streets, the Lane G items, docs freeze, the tag. Tag **`v4.0`** at close.
## The ledger
1. **The `venue_night` tri diet (FIRST — the one open gate edge).** F's re-measure: katoomba
200,965 → **221,935 tris (+11%)**, bendigo ~201k. A's poster cap worked (438→111); **E's
density widening ate the savings** — more shops = more night geometry at the venue block.
Two steps, measure-first:
a. **B diagnoses** (streetscape budget is B's): a layer-by-layer `renderer.info` breakdown at
katoomba `venue_night` (buildings / posters / furniture / pools / peds / interiors-spill) —
name the driver with numbers, half a day.
b. **The named owner fixes** (A if it's plan geometry (lot/poster counts), B if render
(merge/instance/LOD), E if asset tris), F re-measures. **Must land < 200k** — this is a
release round; the stress view IS the gate.
2. **A absorbs the pack (the round's spine).** E's 17 new towns + Lane G's `newtown_godverse`:
feed all through the lift, pin the **36 waiting goldens** (selfcheck prints them), and absorb
what the meccas surface — **fitzroy is 160 shops, 2× anything absorbed so far**; expect
overflow/capacity work (your R20 fence, now at scale; drops stay counted by cause). The
cluster bias + poster cap + junction pipeline all run at 23-town scale for the first time —
anything that breaks gets the usual treatment: fix or fence, written down. Batch the pins:
ONE golden commit at the end.
3. **The Lane G items (queued from FABLE_TO_LANE_G):**
- **B**: per-town bookmarks — resolve bookmark poses against the ACTIVE plan (the
synthetic-coord teleports land inside OSM geometry; you did this for `poseForVenue` — the
old set gets the same treatment, plus F's R21 cluster-pose finding below is the right
primitive to share).
- **F**: `DBG.enterShop(selector)` grows name/type/id matching (cross-repo QA one-liners).
- **E**: refresh the stale MODELBEAST notes (trellis_mac proven, the :8777 queue, ultra's
⚠️ finish-farm warning folded into pipeline docs verbatim, credited).
- **Lane G (on ultra, their branch): G2a is GREEN as of the beta tag** — static per-shop
real-stock atlases behind `?stock=real`, per the ruling. **C + E: the contract review is
due this round** (atlas per shop · interior budget ceilings are C's · fail-soft to parody).
Answer in G-progress or LANE_C_PUB; G builds to it next.
4. **The release tour (F).** `tour_shots.py` grows the v4 set → `docs/shots/release_v4/`:
the Fremantle golden-hour hero (have it), a mecca main street (fitzroy, once A absorbs), a
thin-tail town (proof the floor holds), the synthetic town (unchanged, the control), and one
`?classic=1` frame (the covenant, visible). **Use your cluster-pose finding as the tour's
posing primitive** (project the densest spatial cluster onto its front edge, stand on the
road) — and publish it as a `dbg.js`-consumable so B's bookmark fix (#3) shares it.
5. **Interiors + citizens at pack scale (C + D, after A).**
- **C**: sampled door-soak across all 23 towns (your five-town harness, scaled — sample
~10 doors/town, every archetype covered town-set-wide). One table.
- **D**: the fitzroy stress audit (160 shops — the densest citizen field yet: patronage,
rosters, determinism) + spot-check one thin-tail town (does 12 shops still read alive?).
6. **Docs freeze + the tag (F last, with A).**
- A: CITY_SPEC v4 amendments final (schema v2, the lift, connectivity rulings, cluster bias,
poster cap), charter risk-list retired-or-carried line by line.
- E: provenance table v4-final (22 towns ODbL + the pack's SOURCES.md; the licence spine
stays complete).
- F: README v4 section (the towns ARE the product — say it with the selector + tour), notes
§22, `qa.sh --strict --matrix` green, tag **`v4.0`**, push. **After the tag: Fable writes
the epoch retro** (not a lane deliverable).
## Laws
Charter laws hold. Golden discipline: A pins the 36 in ONE commit; the tri-diet fix may move
real-town goldens if it's plan-side (amendment law, same commit as the fix); synthetic
`0x3fa36874`, gig `0xb1d48ea1`, fixtures, classic — frozen, as always. The 200k stress edge is a
BLOCKING gate this round (release rounds don't ship known breaches — the R19 precedent).
## THE EXACT RUN ORDER
1. **Start together: B (tri diagnosis, #1a) + A (pack absorb, #2) + E (#3 notes + #6 provenance
prep).** B's diagnosis is half a day — it lands while A grinds.
2. **When B names the tri driver: the owner fixes (#1b)** — if it's A, fold into the absorb; if
B/E, parallel commit. **F re-measures immediately.**
3. **When A pins the goldens: start C (#5 soak) + D (#5 audits) + F (#3 enterShop + #4 tour
build-out).** C+E answer G2a's contract review (#3) in this window too.
4. **When C, D, and the tri re-measure are green: F closes (#6)** — docs, matrix, tag `v4.0`,
push. Fable retro follows.
Waves: **[B, A, E] → [tri-fix owner] → [C, D, F-prep] → [F close]**.
## Standing
- **John — nothing blocks this round.** FYI: Lane G is merged and their G2a (real stock atlases,
static half) is green to start on their branch per the standing ruling; the C/E contract
review happens this round. The tri-diet is blocking for the tag — if the fix turns out to need
scope you'll hear it loudly, not silently.
- **After v4.0 (the retro decides, do not start):** G2b/G3 design (the economy — both
integrators + you) · the v4.x backlog (GIG_RANGE chunk lookup · instrument LOD · tram tri diet
· flag retirement · awning ripple · fabric canopies) · and the next epoch conversation
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# PROCITY — Round 23 lane instructions (from Fable, integrator)
Date: 2026-07-16 · **v4.0 SHIPPED, the epoch retro is written ([RETRO_V4.md](../RETRO_V4.md)),
and John has chartered v5: [THE REAL SHOP](../V5_REAL_SHOP.md).** Read the charter first — the
tier ladder (parody → static real → live GODVERSE) and the five laws are the epoch's spine.
Round 23 is **v5.0-alpha: THE FIRST REAL CRATE** — one real shop's real stock, riffled and
bought, end-to-end, plus the G3 design doc drafted for ratification. The v4.x tail runs as the
light parallel lane the retro promised. Tag **`v5.0-alpha`** at close.
## The ledger
1. **G2a: the first real atlas (Lane G, on ultra — the round's headline).** Build the per-shop
atlas pipeline per the R22-reviewed contract (C's ceilings · atlas-per-shop keyed by godverse
shop id · fail-soft to parody): dealgod inventory → a static atlas + index for ONE real
Newtown record shop in `newtown_godverse`. Files stay in the G namespace
(`pipeline/godverse_*`, `web/assets/stock_godverse/**`). Deterministic (byte-identical
re-run against the same inventory snapshot — snapshot the query result like you snapshot
Overpass raw). Provenance per the licence law (charter law #3). **This deliverable is
gating, so per the merge amendment (charter law #5) your branch merges mid-round once
Fable-m3 reviews.** Ping via G-progress when it's up.
2. **G3: the design doc draft (Lane G + both Fables).** `docs/G3_ECONOMY_DESIGN.md` covering:
API surface (read stock / price / reserve / buy) · async-enrichment caching (risk #1 — the
dig never blocks on network) · the determinism boundary (charter law #2) · failure modes
(server dies mid-session → tier 1 without a stutter) · census↔lot identity matching (risk
#3, mismatches counted) · **the write-back question stated as a decision for John** (charter
law #4 — options with trade-offs, no default). Draft this round; ratification is R24's
kickoff. Nothing server-side ships before it.
3. **The interior side of the real crate (C).** When G's atlas merges: verify the contract in
the room — the godverse record shop's crates resolve the per-shop atlas through the existing
`stockAdapter` path, interior draw/tex ceilings hold with real covers, `?noassets` and
missing-atlas boots fail soft to parody with zero errors. If the contract needs an
amendment, you own the wording (LANE_C_PUB), G re-emits.
4. **The atlas validator (E).** The format side: a `validate_atlas` check in the pipeline
(dimensions ≤ C's ceilings, provenance fields present, index↔atlas consistency, determinism
note) so G's output is gate-checkable on m3 without the dealgod DB. Plus the retro's
curation item: **the thin-tail clustering floor** — re-bbox toowoomba onto its actual retail
strip (or retire it, your call, counted either way) using D's median nearest-neighbour
spacing as the curation metric.
5. **The spacing warn (A).** D's metric becomes law: `validateTownCache` warns when median
nearest-neighbour spacing exceeds a threshold you pick from the pack's measured spread
(darwin 27 m alive, toowoomba 388 m dead — plenty of daylight for a line). Warn, not error —
E curates, the validator flags. Re-pin only what E's toowoomba fix moves.
6. **GIG_RANGE chunk-neighbour fix (D — the carried v4.x item).** The 8.7% blind spot: extend
`_nearestOpenShop` to the ped's chunk + 8 neighbours. Hot path, so bring the R18-style
before/after (perf cost, blind-spot elimination, determinism unchanged, byte-identical
flags-off). Post-release is exactly when this change is safe.
7. **The alpha gate (F, last).**
a. THE CRATE, end-to-end in a fresh browser: boot `newtown_godverse` with `?stock=real`,
walk into the real record shop, riffle — **real covers render** — buy, wallet debits,
the item leaves the crate (tier-1 static semantics: gone this session, back next boot —
that's correct until G3).
b. The tier ladder proven: same shop under `?noassets` (tier 0, zero fetch), missing-atlas
(soft fall to parody), `?stock=real` (tier 1) — all silent-and-fine; classic + default
gates frozen as ever.
c. `qa.sh --strict --matrix` green (the matrix now includes E's toowoomba fix), notes §23,
README one-paragraph v5 teaser, tag **`v5.0-alpha`**, push.
## Laws
The charter's five (offline · determinism boundary · licence · write-back · two-studio) plus
everything inherited. Golden discipline: only E's toowoomba re-bbox may move a town golden
(amendment law, one commit). No server code anywhere this round — the G3 doc is paper.
## THE EXACT RUN ORDER
1. **Start together: G (atlas + doc draft, on ultra) + E (#4 validator + toowoomba) + A (#5
spacing warn) + D (#6 GIG_RANGE).** All disjoint.
2. **When G's atlas is up and Fable merges it: start C (#3).** E's validator should be ready to
run against the merged atlas — coordinate in G-progress.
3. **When C passes and E/A/D are in: F closes (#7)** — the crate, the ladder, the tag.
4. **G3 doc review runs asynchronously all round** — both Fables comment in the doc; it lands
ratified-or-revised at R24 kickoff with John's write-back ruling.
Waves: **[G, E, A, D] → [merge, C] → [F]**, with the doc threading through.
## Standing
- **John — one decision incoming, not blocking this round:** the write-back question (does an
in-game purchase ever touch real thriftgod inventory — sandbox, reservation, or full
write-back?). It arrives framed with trade-offs in the G3 doc at R24 kickoff. FYI: G's branch
merges mid-round this epoch when its deliverable is gating (charter law #5); item-photo
licensing stays in-house-green, flagged before anything public.
- **B — deliberately light this round** (you've carried heavy since R16): on-call for C if the
crate render surfaces anything street-side, plus first pick of the v4.x polish list next
round (awning ripple and the tram-stop tri diet are yours when you want them).
- **v5.0-beta preview (do not start):** every hero shop in 12 godverse towns stocked · mint()
pricing baked into atlases · fitzroy_godverse if the census is dense there · the dig UX for
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# PROCITY v4 — THE REAL MAP: the epoch retro
*Fable (integrator), 2026-07-16, written after the `v4.0` tag (`8ac3b18`) per ROUND22 ledger #6.
Epoch span: the R17 scout → R22 close (charter: [V4_REAL_MAP.md](V4_REAL_MAP.md)). Tags:
`v4.0-alpha``v4.0-beta``v4.0`.*
## The epoch in numbers
**23 real Australian towns · 1,210 real shops (298 secondhand heroes) · all 8 states and
territories · on their actual streets.** Selfcheck grew 15,277 → **161,300** checks. 36 town
goldens pinned in one commit. Every real graph lands as **1 connected component** with 3 venues.
The covenant was never broken: `?classic=1` boots the exact v2 town, `0x3fa36874`, byte-identical
through six rounds of the largest structural change in the project's history. The default
synthetic town is untouched. One sanctioned golden move per round, every one recorded.
## What shipped, in one breath
Cache schema v2 → the real-graph lift (junction-protected DouglasPeucker, cull/bridge
connectivity) → the density widening under John's SUBTLE directive (heroes never subsampled,
texture capped at 3×, and D proved the heroes *gained* footfall) → cluster-adjacent venues (11/15
were stranded; 0/15 after) → the tram's shop-adjacency ruling with per-town fencing → the town
selector → the poster cap → the furniture tri diet → the five-frame release tour, including one
honestly-dead town. Plus the marriage: **Lane G** (ultra) joined mid-epoch, merged at a round
boundary, with the depot format ruled (no-Draco) and the G2a atlas contract reviewed.
## What worked — keep doing these
1. **Measurement over brief.** The epoch's defining pattern. A proved my poster "nudge" was
geometrically impossible and fixed the root cause. D refuted my prescribed `_rotWithHips`
with an in-shell proof. B tested a five-round-old park reason and found it was folklore.
D published a self-correction of its own headline metric. F recorded a re-measure that got
*worse*, and refused to caption a dead town as proof the floor holds. The brief is a
hypothesis; the lane's measurement is the ruling.
2. **The measure-first fix loop.** R22's blocking gate ran F measured → B diagnosed (91.5%
attribution by hide-a-layer) → A confirmed not-A with numbers → E owned it and fixed (51%)
→ F re-measured. Four lanes, one gate, zero ego, one round.
3. **Alpha as failure-list.** R18's brief said the deliverable was the failure list, and it was:
fragmentation (105 components), the BIG_CITY misfire, the DP junction-drop — each surfaced by
audit, filed with measurements, fixed the next round. Budget the discovery round; don't ask
it to also be the fix round.
4. **Contract-first beats sequencing.** R16's order inverted (lanes ran before F's flip) and
nothing broke, because contracts were published in the brief. Same for schema v2, C's mapping
table, the backline shape, the G2a atlas contract. The half-day-handshake rule is the
project's real synchronization primitive.
5. **Drops are counted, never silent.** `norm.dropped` by cause, `textureDropped`, fenced towns
named, the 6.4% seating tail per-cause-attributed. Nothing in the pack pretends.
6. **Independent convergence.** The thin-tail finding was discovered twice in one round by
different methods (F's tour frame; D's nearest-neighbour spacing metric) — that's the
redundancy of honest lanes, and it's why the finding is trustworthy.
## What cost us — fix these
1. **Lane F is the fragile point.** F no-showed R14 and R18, and stalled mid-gate in R21. Every
time, the epoch sat untagged with five lanes done. The close is the longest, most serial
brief and it runs last, when sessions die. *Mitigation adopted going forward: F's brief is
written in resumable numbered items (R21 proved a successor can pick up mid-gate), and the
integrator checks for uncommitted F WIP before declaring a round done.*
2. **Soft ceilings invite drift.** `venue_night` breached the 200k "soft" reference twice
(+0.5%, then +11%) before R22 made it blocking. *Rule going forward: a stress view that
breaches twice is automatically a blocking gate the next round.*
3. **Old assets bite in new contexts.** The tri-diet driver was four furniture GLBs sized in
R6 for a 22-edge synthetic town, harmless for sixteen rounds until a 966-edge real graph
multiplied their cadence. *When the context scales, re-audit the assets it multiplies.*
4. **The integrator was wrong twice** (the nudge, `_rotWithHips`). Acceptable — that's what
measurement-over-brief is for — but both were cases of prescribing the mechanism instead of
the outcome. *Briefs should state acceptance; lanes own method.*
## The v4.x ledger (carried, measured, not hidden)
- **The thin-tail clustering floor** (the epoch's parting finding): aliveness is not shop
*count* but **clustering** — median nearest-neighbour spacing (darwin 27 m ALIVE vs toowoomba
388 m DEAD at the same 12 shops). Candidate law: E curates on spacing, `validateTownCache`
warns above a threshold; toowoomba gets re-bboxed or retired.
- The **6.4% seating tail** (daylesford 19%, fitzroy 13%) — known, per-cause, the drop-and-count
ruling stands.
- `GIG_RANGE` chunk-neighbour lookup (D, 8.7% blind) · instrument `_lo` LOD · tram-stop close-ped
tri diet · drummer pelvic-lean v2 · awning fabric ripple · flag retirement (classic keeps
soaking) · selector polish beyond debug-grade.
## The next epoch — Fable's recommendation to John
Three chartered candidates remain: **the GODVERSE economy (G2/G3)**, **the editor/override
layer**, **multiplayer presence**.
**Recommendation: v5 = THE REAL SHOP — the GODVERSE economy.** The argument: v4 made the towns
real; v5 makes the *shops* real. The marriage lane is already live (G2a contract reviewed, first
atlases next), dealgod holds 1.77M real items with photos, and the destination — walk Fitzroy's
real street into a real op shop, riffle a real crate, and the record you buy is one-of-a-kind
because it's real stock (sold means GONE) — is the most PROCITY-shaped thing either studio can
build. Sequence per the standing ruling: **G3 design doc first** (both integrators + John;
the server enriches, never gates — full offline play is non-negotiable), G2a atlases land
meanwhile, v4.x tail runs as a light parallel lane. The editor and multiplayer stay chartered
for v6+ — the editor gets stronger the more real content exists to override, and presence gets
stronger the more there is to visit.
*— Fable. Twenty-two rounds: seed → town → weather → crowd → interiors → stock → gigs → the flip
→ real roads → real shops → real Australia. The covenant held the whole way.*

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4. Road simplification fidelity — too coarse reads wrong, too fine costs edges; A owns the knob.
5. Settled non-risks: facade clearance on osm towns (R17), interior types (C proved 18 real
`shop=` values degrade cleanly), plan-side determinism (E's pipeline is byte-identical re-run).
### Retired-or-carried at the v4.0 close (ROUND22 ledger #6 — Lane A, line by line)
Verdicts against the **full 23-town pack** (1,210 shops), not against the 5-town sample the list was
written for. "Retired" means a law now enforces it and the pack proved the law holds with headroom.
1. **RETIRED — enforced, with headroom.** `MAX_TOWN_SPAN_M` (5 km) is validator-enforced, so a breach
fails loudly at load, not silently in the plan. Widest in the pack: **geelong at 3,829 m — 77% of the
ceiling**; no town came close to the law. Mega-strips are now a *pipeline curation* question (E's), and
the generator's fence is the backstop it was designed to be.
2. **RETIRED — the floor never bound.** `MIN_TOWN_SHOPS` is 6; the thinnest town in the pack is
**darwin at 12 — 2× the floor**. No cache was rejected for sparsity. (Whether a 12-shop town *reads*
alive is a different question and a live one — it's D's thin-tail spot-check this round, not a
generator risk.)
3. **RETIRED on the plan side; CARRIED for the runtime lanes.** This was the alpha's real risk and it
paid off exactly as intended — the irregular graphs surfaced fragmentation (R19), capacity (R20) and
venue stranding (R21), each fixed-or-fenced and written down. At 23-town scale A's side needed **no
new hardening**: 1 connected component and 3 venues on every town, all invariants green, fitzroy's 160
shops included. **Carried** only where it hasn't been measured yet: C's door-soak, D's fitzroy audit
and F's matrix are this round's verifies — the plan being green is not the same as the town rendering
and simulating green.
4. **RETIRED — the knob is at a measured setting.** Junction-protected DouglasPeucker settled it
(katoomba 105 → 11 components; cull/bridge → 1 component at 100% main-net, and now **1 component on
all 23**). The fidelity/edge-count trade has a floor that holds across the pack; it is no longer an
open question, and any future move re-pins goldens under the amendment law.
5. **Unchanged** — still settled, now on 23 towns rather than 5.
6. **NEW, CARRIED — thin-graph seating capacity.** The pack's honest tail: **6.4% of shops don't seat**
(77 of 1,210), all counted by cause, dominated by overflow where a town has more shops than its road
graph has frontage. Outliers: **daylesford 19%** (32 shops on 171 roads — the thinnest graph in the
pack by 2×) and **fitzroy 13%**. `RGAP` is already 0.5 m and `NODE_CLEAR` 3 m; the only lever left is
spilling overflow onto a *different* street, which buys a few percent by putting a shop on a road it
isn't on. Ruling stands from R20: **drop and count beats teleport.** Carried into v4.x as a known,
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# PROCITY v5 — THE REAL SHOP (epoch charter)
*Fable (m3, integrator), 2026-07-16. John's pick at the v4 retro. Grounded in: the Lane G
marriage (merged, ruled, G2a atlas contract reviewed by C/E in R22), dealgod's 1.77M real items
with photos, thriftgod's census already driving `newtown_godverse`, and the v2-era dig/wallet/
stock machinery that has been waiting for this data since it shipped.*
## The vision
**v4 made the towns real; v5 makes the shops real.** Walk Fitzroy's actual street into an actual
op shop, riffle a crate, and the records in it are that shop's real stock — real covers, real
titles, real prices. Buy one and it's gone, because it was one-of-a-kind in the real world.
Thriftgod is the brain and the bank; PROCITY is the body.
## The tier ladder (the epoch's load-bearing idea)
Stock is a DATA TIER, like assets — each tier fully playable, each degrading softly to the one
below. This is the offline law made structural:
| tier | source | flag state | deterministic? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 · parody | seeded canvas sleeves (v1) | any boot, always works | yes — the QA baseline |
| 1 · static real | per-shop atlases baked from dealgod (G2a) | `?stock=real`, no server | yes — atlases are files |
| 2 · live GODVERSE | thriftgod server: live stock, sold-means-gone (G3) | server reachable | **no — by design** |
The seeded-everything law is NOT weakened: the *world* (geometry, layout, venues, citizens)
stays seeded and byte-identical; stock *contents* are inventory data riding the asset law.
QA gates run on tiers 01; tier 2 gets its own smoke class (reachability, fail-soft, latency)
that never gates a tag on server state.
## The stages
- **v5.0-alpha: THE FIRST REAL CRATE.** One real shop end-to-end — a Newtown record shop in
`newtown_godverse`, static atlas (G2a), riffle real covers, buy, wallet debits, every tier
degrades clean. Plus the **G3 design doc ratified** (both integrators + John) before any
server code exists.
- **v5.0-beta: THE REAL SHOPPING TOWN.** Every hero shop in 12 godverse towns carries real
static stock; godverse coverage grows where thriftgod's census is dense (fitzroy is the
prize); pricing from thriftgod's `mint()` profiles baked into the atlases; the dig UX polished
for real items (title/price cards are real data).
- **v5.0: THE LIVE TIER.** Thriftgod's server behind tier 2 per the ratified G3 design:
live per-shop stock, sold-means-gone, reservation semantics — with the offline law proven by
the gate (kill the server mid-session; the game degrades to tier 1 without a stutter). Tour,
docs freeze, tag.
## The laws
Everything inherited (classic covenant `0x3fa36874` forever · determinism for the world ·
budgets · amendment law · measurement-over-brief · drops counted · fresh-context verification),
plus this epoch's own:
1. **The offline law (non-negotiable, from the standing G3 ruling): the server enriches, never
gates.** Full offline play at tier 0 and tier 1, always. No boot path, gate, or tag may
depend on a reachable server.
2. **The determinism boundary:** world = seeded, frozen, gated. Stock = data tiers. Tier 2 is
openly non-deterministic and therefore never inside a golden or a byte-identical assert.
3. **The licence law (extends E's provenance spine):** item photos are the stores' own product
shots — 🟢 for in-house play; **flagged before any public/commercial release** (G's own
note, now law). No private-individual data, ever. Every atlas carries provenance.
4. **The write-back law:** game purchases NEVER mutate real thriftgod inventory without an
explicit, John-ratified reservation design in the G3 doc. Until then tier 2 is read-live,
sell-sandboxed. (Whether "sold in game" can mark real stock is John's call to make in the
design review, not a default.)
5. **The two-studio law:** G owns `pipeline/godverse_*`, `web/assets/stock_godverse/**`,
godverse caches, and the server side; AF own their lanes; cross-repo contracts publish
FIRST; both integrators sign the G3 design. **Merge amendment:** when a round's brief names
a G deliverable as gating, G's branch merges mid-round after Fable-m3 review (G's file
namespace is disjoint, so pathspec safety holds); otherwise boundaries as before.
## The risk list (kept current, v4-style)
1. **Latency/stutter at tier 2** — server calls must be async enrichment; the dig must never
block on the network. The G3 doc owns the caching design.
2. **Atlas budgets at real density** — a mecca hero shop can hold hundreds of real items; C's
interior ceilings are the law and the atlas contract must respect them (pagination/crate
rotation rather than bigger atlases).
3. **Census↔OSM identity** — matching thriftgod shops to godverse lots is fuzzy (names drift,
shops move). Mismatches must be counted and fail-soft to tier 0, never mis-stocked.
4. **Sold-means-gone semantics** — race conditions, reservations, and the write-back question.
All design-doc territory; nothing ships before ratification.
5. **Settled non-risks:** the dig/wallet/stockAdapter machinery (shipped v2, soaked 16 rounds);
static-atlas determinism (E's byte-identical pipeline discipline); the fail-soft ladder
(proven pattern from `?noassets` day one).

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<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><title>PROCITY v4.0 — the release tour</title><style>body{background:#14110c;color:#f4efe6;font:14px/1.4 -apple-system,Segoe UI,Roboto,sans-serif;margin:24px}.grid{display:grid;grid-template-columns:repeat(auto-fill,minmax(460px,1fr));gap:18px}figure{margin:0;background:#1d1810;border-radius:10px;overflow:hidden}img{width:100%;display:block}figcaption{padding:9px 13px;color:#cdc4b2}b{color:#ffd9a0}</style><h1>PROCITY v4.0 — THE REAL MAP <small>· 23 real Australian towns · seed 20261990 · settled</small></h1><div class="grid"><figure><img src="fremantle_hero.png" alt="fremantle_hero" loading="lazy"><figcaption><b>fremantle_hero</b><br>the hero — Fremantle, real streets, golden hour · Fremantle · 79 shops / 1056 edges · retail heart: 10 shops/60m · 126 draws · 77,322 tris</figcaption></figure><figure><img src="fitzroy_mecca.png" alt="fitzroy_mecca" loading="lazy"><figcaption><b>fitzroy_mecca</b><br>the mecca — Fitzroy, the densest town in the pack · Fitzroy · 139 shops / 2408 edges · retail heart: 7 shops/60m · 166 draws · 95,824 tris</figcaption></figure><figure><img src="toowoomba_thintail.png" alt="toowoomba_thintail" loading="lazy"><figcaption><b>toowoomba_thintail</b><br>the thin tail — Toowoomba: the floor does NOT hold here, and this is the honest frame (12 shops over a 1,459-edge graph = 0.008 shops/edge vs the heroes' 0.060.08; it reads as road, not town). Filed for v4.x · Toowoomba · 12 shops / 1459 edges · retail heart: 1 shops/60m · 78 draws · 78,496 tris</figcaption></figure><figure><img src="synthetic_control.png" alt="synthetic_control" loading="lazy"><figcaption><b>synthetic_control</b><br>the control — the procedural town, unchanged · Boolarra Heads · 493 shops / 22 edges · 180 draws · 29,158 tris</figcaption></figure><figure><img src="classic_covenant.png" alt="classic_covenant" loading="lazy"><figcaption><b>classic_covenant</b><br>?classic=1 — the v2 covenant, byte-identical forever · Boolarra Heads · 493 shops / 22 edges · 164 draws · 26,472 tris</figcaption></figure></div>

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@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ gorgeous, it doesn't make it work.
| OpenRouter key (skins) | env `OPENROUTER_KEY` or `~/Documents/dealgod/lore/keys.env` (never committed) |
| depot password (publish) | env `GOD3_PW` (never committed; ask John) — cookie = `hmac(GOD3_PW,"3god-ok")` |
| Ollama (free LLM) | `http://100.89.131.57:11434` (qwen3) — for names/lore/cataloguing, unused so far |
| MODELBEAST (free local gen) | this box, `~/Documents/MODELBEAST` + its own queue on **`:8777`**. `flux_local` = FLUX.2-klein-4B text→image on MPS (**the facade skins** — ungated, weights cached). `sf3d`/`trellis_mac` = image→GLB, **local + PROVEN, weights already cached**`trellis_mac` (TRELLIS.2 `1024_cascade`) went **15/15 on thriftgod's Tier-1 props** (Lane G/ultra, R1); `sf3d` = seconds-fast draft. Also live on the queue: `bg_remove_local`, `mflux_image_edit`, `seedvr2_upscale`. *(The old "HF-gated / setup needed" note here was stale — flagged by ultra, corrected R22.)* |
| MODELBEAST (free local gen) | this box, `~/Documents/MODELBEAST`. `flux_local` = FLUX.2-klein-4B text→image on MPS (**used for the facade skins** — ungated, weights cached). `sf3d`/`trellis_mac` = image→GLB, local but HF-gated (setup needed) |
## The steps (each is idempotent / resumable)
@ -88,25 +88,6 @@ reused from depot. `magazine-rack` → primitive (thin-wire gotcha); `glass-case
fallback (TRELLIS can't do transparent glass; `sf3d --draft` gives a featureless blob). TRELLIS meshes run
heavy (2577k tris) — see AUDIT provenance. **Eyeball every thumbnail**; ≤2 local attempts then fal (John's go).
#### ⚠️ Finishing a `trellis_mac` mesh — ultra's post-mortem (Lane G, R1) — folded in verbatim
> ⚠️ **Do NOT run trellis_mac output through the MESHGOD finish farm** — its fill_holes+decimate
> shreds 200k-tri marching-cubes meshes (proven on ultra, post-mortem in dealgod memory). The
> working pipeline: raw GLB → `npx @gltf-transform/cli optimize --compress draco --texture-compress
> webp --texture-size 1024 --simplify-error 0.01` → 0.41.8 MB at raw-quality look.
*Credit: Lane G / ultra (`G-progress.md`), proven post-mortem — it cost them a shredded batch so it
shouldn't cost us one.* **One amendment, per Fable's Ruling 1 (`docs/LANES/FABLE_TO_LANE_G.md`):
NO-DRACO WINS — the depot speaks uncompressed GLB and PROCITY's loader stays decoder-free.** So drop
`--compress draco`; everything else in ultra's command stands (WebP ≤1024 is already our law):
```bash
npx @gltf-transform/cli optimize IN.glb OUT.glb \
--texture-compress webp --texture-size 1024 --simplify-error 0.01 # NO --compress draco
```
Files land ~23× bigger than the Draco'd version and that's fine — the depot holds ONE law.
Note our own in-house paths remain valid for their own cases and are NOT the finish farm:
`bake_lowpoly.py` (voxel-remesh + bake, for shell-soup that must hit a low budget) and
`decimate_props.py` (collapse, detail-preserving — see the R13 instrument diet).
### 7. Local-depot mode — `loaders.js ?localdepot=1` + `stage_local_depot.py` *(round-3: DONE)*
Lets Lanes B/C/F validate GLB loading with **no network / before publish**:
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"out": "/tmp/procity_norm/procity_street_bench_01.glb",
"thumb": "/tmp/procity_norm/thumbs/procity_street_bench_01.png",
"tri_before": 1942,
"tri_after": 500,
"tri_after": 1942,
"size_m": [
0.437,
0.85,
@ -185,8 +185,7 @@
"footprint": [
0.44,
1.21
],
"diet_note": "R22 tri diet (B #1a); _hi original preserved in _normalized"
]
},
{
"src": "street-furniture/eb_hipster_bench.glb",
@ -279,7 +278,7 @@
"out": "/tmp/procity_norm/procity_street_food_cart_01.glb",
"thumb": "/tmp/procity_norm/thumbs/procity_street_food_cart_01.png",
"tri_before": 30220,
"tri_after": 1000,
"tri_after": 5000,
"size_m": [
3.003,
2.0,
@ -288,8 +287,7 @@
"footprint": [
3.0,
2.07
],
"diet_note": "R22 tri diet (B #1a); _hi original preserved in _normalized"
]
}
],
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{
"file": "procity_street_bus_shelter_01.glb",
"tri_before": 40000,
"tri_after": 2500,
"tri_after": 7998,
"size_m": [
2.333,
2.4,
@ -132,8 +132,7 @@
1.41
],
"thumb": "/tmp/fal_bake/thumbs/procity_street_bus_shelter_01.png",
"out": "/tmp/fal_bake/procity_street_bus_shelter_01.glb",
"diet_note": "R22 tri diet (B #1a); _hi original preserved in _normalized"
"out": "/tmp/fal_bake/procity_street_bus_shelter_01.glb"
},
{
"file": "procity_fit_magazine_rack_01.glb",
@ -157,7 +156,7 @@
"out": "/tmp/e2_norm/procity_street_bin_01.glb",
"thumb": "web/assets/thumbs/procity_street_bin_01.png",
"tri_before": 3000,
"tri_after": 800,
"tri_after": 3000,
"size_m": [
0.569,
1.0,
@ -166,8 +165,7 @@
"footprint": [
0.57,
0.68
],
"diet_note": "R22 tri diet (B #1a); _hi original preserved in _normalized"
]
},
{
"src": "/tmp/milk-crate-stack.glb",

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"procity_fit_wire_shelf_01.glb",
"procity_fit_work_table_01.glb",
"procity_street_bench_01.glb",
"procity_street_bench_01_hi.glb",
"procity_street_bench_modern_01.glb",
"procity_street_bench_wood_01.glb",
"procity_street_bin_01.glb",
"procity_street_bin_01_hi.glb",
"procity_street_bus_shelter_01.glb",
"procity_street_bus_shelter_01_hi.glb",
"procity_street_food_cart_01.glb",
"procity_street_food_cart_01_hi.glb",
"procity_street_longbench_01.glb",
"procity_street_novelty_record_01.glb",
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@ -17,105 +17,31 @@ attribution ships IN every cache (`license`/`attribution`) + `SOURCES.md`. Hours
registry supplies them at plan time (contract shop = {id,name,type,lat,lon,suburb}). Overpass is an
outward-facing fetch (John-authorized scout, once per town, raw cached).
"""
import os, sys, json, re, math, time, datetime, hashlib, urllib.request, urllib.parse, urllib.error
import os, sys, json, re, math, time, datetime, urllib.request, urllib.parse, urllib.error
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
TOWNS_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT, "web", "assets", "towns")
RAW_DIR = os.path.join(TOWNS_DIR, "_raw")
OVERPASS = "https://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
UA = "PROCITY-townscout/0.1 (real-map scout; OpenStreetMap ODbL data)"
COURTESY_SLEEP = 4 # pause between Overpass calls — the standing auth covers the fetches,
# courtesy covers the cadence (R21 pack scale: ~2 calls × ~20 towns)
# Compact real AU towns: center (lat,lon) + query box span (km). `katoomba_real` is the fixture
# comparison (vs the hand-made `katoomba` in osm_fixture.js). Spans kept tight so each is ONE town.
TOWNS = {
# ── the beta five (v4.0-alpha/beta — A has these absorbed + pinned) ─────────────────────────
"katoomba_real": {"town": "Katoomba", "state": "NSW", "center": (-33.7145, 150.3120), "span_km": 3.0},
"newtown_real": {"town": "Newtown", "state": "NSW", "center": (-33.8985, 151.1790), "span_km": 2.6},
"fremantle_real": {"town": "Fremantle", "state": "WA", "center": (-32.0555, 115.7480), "span_km": 2.6},
"bendigo_real": {"town": "Bendigo", "state": "VIC", "center": (-36.7580, 144.2810), "span_km": 3.4},
"castlemaine_real": {"town": "Castlemaine", "state": "VIC", "center": (-37.0640, 144.2170), "span_km": 3.0},
# ── the v4.0 curated pack (ROUND21 ledger #5 — DATA-ONLY; A absorbs + pins in R22) ──────────
# Curated on the instincts the first five earned: pick for real SECONDHAND density (the heroes
# are the game — a town with no op shops isn't a PROCITY town), a walkable centre that fits a
# ~23 km bbox (the mega-strip law), and a national spread. Any town that misses the ≥6-shop
# floor or the 5 km span is dropped by the builder and counted — the pack is what survives.
"glebe_real": {"town": "Glebe", "state": "NSW", "center": (-33.8790, 151.1870), "span_km": 2.2},
"marrickville_real": {"town": "Marrickville", "state": "NSW", "center": (-33.9110, 151.1550), "span_km": 2.4},
# Newcastle: centred on the Hamilton / Beaumont St strip, NOT the CBD — the CBD bbox held only 2
# heroes; Hamilton is where Newcastle's actual secondhand shops are (my first centre missed it).
"newcastle_real": {"town": "Newcastle", "state": "NSW", "center": (-32.9235, 151.7440), "span_km": 2.4},
"wollongong_real": {"town": "Wollongong", "state": "NSW", "center": (-34.4250, 150.8940), "span_km": 2.8},
"bowral_real": {"town": "Bowral", "state": "NSW", "center": (-34.4780, 150.4180), "span_km": 2.2},
"fitzroy_real": {"town": "Fitzroy", "state": "VIC", "center": (-37.7990, 144.9790), "span_km": 2.2},
"brunswick_real": {"town": "Brunswick", "state": "VIC", "center": (-37.7700, 144.9600), "span_km": 2.6},
"ballarat_real": {"town": "Ballarat", "state": "VIC", "center": (-37.5620, 143.8500), "span_km": 3.0},
"daylesford_real": {"town": "Daylesford", "state": "VIC", "center": (-37.3430, 144.1430), "span_km": 2.0},
"geelong_real": {"town": "Geelong", "state": "VIC", "center": (-38.1490, 144.3600), "span_km": 3.0},
"westend_real": {"town": "West End", "state": "QLD", "center": (-27.4830, 153.0100), "span_km": 2.2},
# ── RETIRED R23 (E's curation call, counted) — toowoomba_real ────────────────────────────────
# D's R22 finding: DEAD — median NN 388 m, 3/12 shops near the hub, **0 patronage finds in 1417
# checks**. I tried the re-bbox first (3.0 km CBD-wide → 1.6 km on the Ruthven St heart, centre
# -27.5610,151.9535): it FIXED the named metric (median NN 395.7 → 89.4 m raw — normal for the
# pack) but made the real thing WORSE — hub density 3/12 → **2/12 within 160 m, the worst in the
# pack** (D's alive-darwin is 7/12). Toowoomba's shops are PAIRS strung along a road, not a high
# street; its densest 300 m cluster is only 3 shops, below MIN_TOWN_SHOPS, so no tighter box
# exists. Shipping it would have gamed the spacing metric while leaving a town nobody shops in.
# Retired rather than padded. (QLD keeps westend_real, 11 heroes / 44 shops.)
# "toowoomba_real": {"town": "Toowoomba", "state": "QLD", "center": (-27.5600, 151.9540), "span_km": 3.0},
"northbridge_real": {"town": "Northbridge", "state": "WA", "center": (-31.9490, 115.8570), "span_km": 2.4},
"adelaide_real": {"town": "Adelaide", "state": "SA", "center": (-34.9240, 138.6050), "span_km": 2.8},
"hobart_real": {"town": "Hobart", "state": "TAS", "center": (-42.8820, 147.3270), "span_km": 2.8},
"launceston_real": {"town": "Launceston", "state": "TAS", "center": (-41.4380, 147.1370), "span_km": 2.6},
"braddon_real": {"town": "Braddon", "state": "ACT", "center": (-35.2740, 149.1330), "span_km": 2.4},
"darwin_real": {"town": "Darwin", "state": "NT", "center": (-12.4630, 130.8420), "span_km": 2.6},
"katoomba_real": {"town": "Katoomba", "center": (-33.7145, 150.3120), "span_km": 3.0},
"newtown_real": {"town": "Newtown", "center": (-33.8985, 151.1790), "span_km": 2.6},
"fremantle_real": {"town": "Fremantle", "center": (-32.0555, 115.7480), "span_km": 2.6},
"bendigo_real": {"town": "Bendigo", "center": (-36.7580, 144.2810), "span_km": 3.4},
"castlemaine_real": {"town": "Castlemaine", "center": (-37.0640, 144.2170), "span_km": 3.0},
}
# the beta five are already pinned by A; `--pack` builds only the new curated candidates
BETA_FIVE = ("katoomba_real", "newtown_real", "fremantle_real", "bendigo_real", "castlemaine_real")
# ── the class list (v4.0-beta, ROUND20 ledger #2 — C's LANE_C_PUB §6 table, John's SUBTLE directive) ──
# HEROES = the secondhand shops (they ARE the game) — never subsampled. TEXTURE = the everyday
# main-street staples a real AU town has (bakery/cafe/chemist/newsagent/clothes/…). Tasteful staples
# ONLY per C's guardrail: no vehicle/tyres/fuel, funeral, storage, industrial, and no pure services
# the player never browses (hairdresser/beauty/travel_agency/bank/laundry/estate_agent).
HERO_CLASSES = {"charity", "second_hand", "antiques", "vintage", "books", "bookshop",
"music", "video", "games", "video_games", "pawnbroker", "toys"}
TEXTURE_CLASSES = {
"bakery", "cafe", "confectionery", "pastry", "chocolate", "deli", "delicatessen", "butcher",
"cheese", "coffee", "tea", "convenience", "kiosk", "general", "dairy", "newsagent", "stationery",
"chemist", "pharmacy", "cosmetics", "perfumery", "clothes", "fashion", "boutique", "shoes", "bag",
"jewelry", "jewellery", "department_store", "variety_store", "supermarket", "hardware",
"doityourself", "trade", "electronics", "mobile_phone", "furniture", "houseware", "homeware",
"greengrocer", "florist", "farm", "garden_centre",
}
AMENITY_CLASSES = {"cafe"} # C's †: cafe is amenity=*, not shop=*
SHOP_CLASSES = (HERO_CLASSES | TEXTURE_CLASSES) - AMENITY_CLASSES
# C's copy-paste map (LANE_C_PUB §6). Every target is an EXISTING registry type — no new archetypes.
# (+ `video_games`→video: C listed video/games→video; video_games is the same family and was already
# shipping as `video` pre-widening — kept so those shops don't regress to opshop. Flagged to C.)
# OSM shop tags we scout (on-theme: the game's secondhand/media/hobby world) → registry SHOP_TYPE.
SHOP_RE = "charity|second_hand|music|antiques|books|toys|games|video_games|pawnbroker"
TYPE_MAP = {
"charity": "opshop", "second_hand": "opshop", "antiques": "opshop", "vintage": "opshop",
"books": "book", "bookshop": "book", "music": "record", "video": "video", "games": "video",
"video_games": "video", "pawnbroker": "pawn", "toys": "toy",
"bakery": "milkbar", "cafe": "milkbar", "confectionery": "milkbar", "pastry": "milkbar",
"chocolate": "milkbar", "deli": "milkbar", "delicatessen": "milkbar", "butcher": "milkbar",
"cheese": "milkbar", "coffee": "milkbar", "tea": "milkbar", "convenience": "milkbar",
"kiosk": "milkbar", "general": "milkbar", "dairy": "milkbar", "newsagent": "milkbar",
"stationery": "milkbar", "chemist": "milkbar", "pharmacy": "milkbar", "cosmetics": "milkbar",
"perfumery": "milkbar",
"clothes": "dept", "fashion": "dept", "boutique": "dept", "shoes": "dept", "bag": "dept",
"jewelry": "dept", "jewellery": "dept", "department_store": "dept", "variety_store": "dept",
"supermarket": "dept", "hardware": "dept", "doityourself": "dept", "trade": "dept",
"electronics": "dept", "mobile_phone": "dept", "furniture": "dept", "houseware": "dept",
"homeware": "dept",
"greengrocer": "stall", "florist": "stall", "farm": "stall", "garden_centre": "stall",
"books": "book", "music": "record", "toys": "toy", "games": "toy",
"video_games": "video", "video": "video", "pawnbroker": "pawn",
"charity": "opshop", "second_hand": "opshop", "antiques": "opshop",
}
# John's directive: texture, not takeover. If a town's general retail would drown the secondhand
# strip, seed-subsample the TEXTURE classes toward C's ~23× band; heroes are never touched and
# every drop is counted (counts.textureDropped).
TEXTURE_CAP = 3.0
# ── roads[] (schema v2, ROUND18 REAL ROADS) ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# We FETCH every OSM highway tier A's ROAD_KIND maps (→ raw cache, full provenance / beta-ready) but
@ -188,57 +114,41 @@ def overpass_post(q):
time.sleep(wait)
def shops_query(bb):
box = f'{bb["minLat"]:.5f},{bb["minLon"]:.5f},{bb["maxLat"]:.5f},{bb["maxLon"]:.5f}'
return (f'[out:json][timeout:180];('
f'nwr["shop"~"^({"|".join(sorted(SHOP_CLASSES))})$"]["name"]({box});'
f'nwr["amenity"~"^({"|".join(sorted(AMENITY_CLASSES))})$"]["name"]({box});'
f');out center;')
def fetch_raw(key, bb, refetch):
"""Raw Overpass elements, cached in-repo so re-runs never re-fetch. Auto-refetches when the CLASS
LIST changes (each snapshot records its query) that's how the R20 widening lands as a NEW raw
snapshot without anyone remembering --refetch."""
"""Return the raw Overpass elements list, cached in-repo so re-runs never re-fetch."""
os.makedirs(RAW_DIR, exist_ok=True)
path = os.path.join(RAW_DIR, key + ".overpass.json")
q = shops_query(bb)
if os.path.exists(path) and not refetch:
w = json.load(open(path))
if w.get("query") == q:
return w["elements"], w.get("fetchedAt")
print(f" [{key}] class list changed → new raw snapshot")
print(f" [{key}] fetching Overpass shops (widened, bounded)")
return w["elements"], w.get("fetchedAt")
q = (f'[out:json][timeout:120];'
f'nwr["shop"~"^({SHOP_RE})$"]["name"]'
f'({bb["minLat"]:.5f},{bb["minLon"]:.5f},{bb["maxLat"]:.5f},{bb["maxLon"]:.5f});'
f'out center;')
print(f" [{key}] fetching Overpass (bounded {bb['minLat']:.3f},{bb['minLon']:.3f}{bb['maxLat']:.3f},{bb['maxLon']:.3f})")
els = overpass_post(q)
fetched = datetime.date.today().isoformat()
json.dump({"fetchedAt": fetched, "endpoint": OVERPASS, "query": q, "bbox": bb, "elements": els},
open(path, "w"), indent=1)
time.sleep(COURTESY_SLEEP) # be a good Overpass citizen between towns
time.sleep(2) # be a good Overpass citizen between towns
return els, fetched
def fetch_roads_raw(key, bb, refetch):
"""Raw OSM highway ways (with geometry) for the town bbox, cached in-repo like the shops — and,
like the shops, auto-refetched when the QUERY changes. That symmetry matters: the bbox lives in
the query, so re-centring a town must invalidate BOTH snapshots. (R21: it didn't. Re-centring
Newcastle refetched the shops but silently reused the old CBD roads Hamilton shops seated
against a road graph 2.5 km away, and the town marched out with ZERO shops.)"""
"""Return the raw OSM highway ways (with geometry) for the town bbox, cached in-repo like the shops."""
os.makedirs(RAW_DIR, exist_ok=True)
path = os.path.join(RAW_DIR, key + ".roads.overpass.json")
if os.path.exists(path) and not refetch:
return json.load(open(path))["elements"]
q = (f'[out:json][timeout:120];'
f'way["highway"~"^({ROAD_HW})$"]'
f'({bb["minLat"]:.5f},{bb["minLon"]:.5f},{bb["maxLat"]:.5f},{bb["maxLon"]:.5f});'
f'out geom;')
if os.path.exists(path) and not refetch:
w = json.load(open(path))
if w.get("query") == q:
return w["elements"]
print(f" [{key}] roads bbox/query changed → new raw snapshot")
print(f" [{key}] fetching Overpass roads (highway ways, bounded)")
ways = overpass_post(q)
json.dump({"fetchedAt": datetime.date.today().isoformat(), "endpoint": OVERPASS, "query": q,
"bbox": bb, "elements": ways}, open(path, "w"), indent=1)
time.sleep(COURTESY_SLEEP)
time.sleep(2)
return ways
@ -268,7 +178,7 @@ def process(key, cfg, els, fetched, roads=None):
rows, seen = [], set()
for el in els:
t = el.get("tags", {})
name, osm_shop = t.get("name"), (t.get("shop") or t.get("amenity")) # cafe rides amenity=*
name, osm_shop = t.get("name"), t.get("shop")
lat = el.get("lat", el.get("center", {}).get("lat"))
lon = el.get("lon", el.get("center", {}).get("lon"))
if not (name and osm_shop and isinstance(lat, (int, float)) and isinstance(lon, (int, float))):
@ -296,24 +206,9 @@ def process(key, cfg, els, fetched, roads=None):
continue
seen2.add(k2)
shops.append({"id": r["id"], "name": pname, "type": TYPE_MAP.get(r["osm"], "opshop"),
"lat": round(r["lat"], 6), "lon": round(r["lon"], 6), "suburb": r["suburb"],
"_osm": r["osm"]})
# ── SUBTLE (John's directive): texture, not takeover ────────────────────────────────────────
# The secondhand HEROES are never subsampled — they're the game. If a town's general retail would
# drown the strip, seed-subsample the TEXTURE toward C's ~23× band (deterministic: rank by
# sha256(townKey:osmId), keep the top `cap`) and COUNT the drops like every other drop.
heroes = [s for s in shops if s["_osm"] in HERO_CLASSES]
texture = [s for s in shops if s["_osm"] not in HERO_CLASSES]
cap, dropped = int(round(TEXTURE_CAP * len(heroes))), 0
if len(texture) > cap:
texture.sort(key=lambda s: hashlib.sha256(f"{key}:{s['id']}".encode()).hexdigest())
dropped, texture = len(texture) - cap, texture[:cap]
shops = sorted(heroes + texture, key=lambda s: s["id"]) # deterministic emit order
for s in shops:
s.pop("_osm", None)
"lat": round(r["lat"], 6), "lon": round(r["lon"], 6), "suburb": r["suburb"]})
bb = bbox(center, cfg["span_km"])
counts = {"raw": len(els), "shops": len(shops), "heroes": len(heroes),
"texture": len(texture), "textureDropped": dropped}
counts = {"raw": len(els), "shops": len(shops)}
cache = {
"schema": "procity-town-cache/2" if roads else "procity-town-cache/1",
"key": key, "town": cfg["town"], "source": "osm",
@ -341,8 +236,7 @@ def main():
args = [a for a in sys.argv[1:] if not a.startswith("-")]
refetch = "--refetch" in sys.argv
no_roads = "--no-roads" in sys.argv # build a v1 cache (marched fallback), no road fetch
pack = "--pack" in sys.argv # only the NEW curated candidates (the beta five are
keys = args or ([k for k in TOWNS if k not in BETA_FIVE] if pack else list(TOWNS)) # pinned by A)
keys = args or list(TOWNS)
os.makedirs(TOWNS_DIR, exist_ok=True)
kept, dropped = [], []
for key in keys:
@ -363,35 +257,16 @@ def main():
kept.append(key)
else:
dropped.append((key, n, sp))
c = cache["counts"]
sub = f" {c['textureDropped']} subsampled" if c.get("textureDropped") else ""
print(f" {'OK ' if ok else 'LOW'} {key:16} shops={n:>3} (heroes {c['heroes']:>2} + texture "
f"{c['texture']:>3}{sub}) roads={len(roads or [])!s:>4} {dict(sorted(types.items()))}")
rstr = ""
if roads is not None:
rk = {}
for r in roads:
rk[r["kind"]] = rk.get(r["kind"], 0) + 1
rstr = f" roads={len(roads)} {dict(sorted(rk.items(), key=lambda x: -x[1]))}"
print(f" {'OK ' if ok else 'LOW'} {key:16} shops={n:>3} span={sp:.2f}km {dict(sorted(types.items()))}{rstr}")
print(f"\nBUILT {len(kept)} town cache(s) → web/assets/towns/: {', '.join(kept)}")
if dropped:
print(f"DROPPED (< 6 shops or span ≥ 5 km): {dropped}")
write_index()
def write_index():
"""web/assets/towns/index.json (ROUND20 ledger #2) — B's selector derives the town list from this
instead of hardcoding REAL_TOWNS. Built from every cache on disk, not just this run."""
towns = []
for f in sorted(x for x in os.listdir(TOWNS_DIR) if x.endswith(".json") and x != "index.json"):
c = json.load(open(os.path.join(TOWNS_DIR, f)))
k = c.get("key", f[:-5])
# state: the cache's own field first (so ANY lane's town self-describes — e.g. Lane G's
# godverse caches), then my TOWNS config, then blank. The index rosters every cache in the
# dir, not just mine.
state = c.get("state") or TOWNS.get(k, {}).get("state", "")
towns.append({"key": k, "town": c.get("town", k), "state": state,
"shops": len(c.get("shops", [])), "roads": bool(c.get("roads")),
"source": c.get("source", "osm")})
idx = {"schema": "procity-towns-index/1", "generated": datetime.date.today().isoformat(),
"license": "ODbL 1.0", "attribution": "© OpenStreetMap contributors", "towns": towns}
json.dump(idx, open(os.path.join(TOWNS_DIR, "index.json"), "w"), indent=1)
print(f"INDEX → web/assets/towns/index.json ({len(towns)} towns: "
f"{', '.join(t['key'] for t in towns)})")
if __name__ == "__main__":

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@ -1,245 +0,0 @@
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Lane G — G2a: per-shop REAL stock atlases (tier 1) for `?stock=real`.
THE FIRST REAL CRATE. One real shop's real crate — real sleeves, real titles, real prices —
baked to a static atlas keyed by godverse shop id. No server, no runtime query: tier 1 is files.
Two stages, split at THE SNAPSHOT BOUNDARY (the charter's determinism rule, and the same
discipline build_towns.py applies to Overpass raw):
snapshot POS DB + image map -> pipeline/_godverse/<shop>_<crate>.snapshot.json
pack snapshot + images -> web/assets/stock_godverse/<shop>/stock_record_*.{json,webp}
The snapshot is the artifact of record: it runs where the databases are, pins every source row
AND every cover's sha256, and is committed. The pack stage is pure — same snapshot + same image
bytes => byte-identical atlas, on any machine, with no DB. That split is what lets Lane E's
validate_atlas gate G's output on m3 without the dealgod DB.
python3 pipeline/godverse_stock.py snapshot --crate 550 --image-map <tsv>
~/Documents/MODELBEAST/venvs/mflux/bin/python pipeline/godverse_stock.py pack \
pipeline/_godverse/monsterrobot_550.snapshot.json # needs PIL (house convention)
THE SHOP (John's ruling, R23): `monsterrobot` — a real, trading record shop at 147 Musgrave Road,
Red Hill, Brisbane QLD. It is the same shop in three datasets, which is what makes tier 1 honest:
recordgod its POS: real crates, real slot numbers, real prices, real grading
monsterrobot.party its own website the covers are the SHOP'S OWN product shots
dealgod store 3962749 the scrape of that site; the cover cache + the godverse shop id
It is NOT in thriftgod's OSM census (see G-progress R23), so its godverse id is its dealgod store
id 3962749 real, stable, and clear of the census id space (thriftgod max shop id = 2992).
DETERMINISM: ordered queries, no RNG, no sampling, no clock in the output. Prices/titles/artists
are FACTS copied from the POS, not minted (thriftgod's mint() is TABLESAMPLE + unseeded random —
it cannot produce tier 1; see G3_ECONOMY_DESIGN.md §2).
LICENCE (charter law #3): covers are the shop's own product shots from the shop's own domain,
cached by dealgod. In-house 🟢. FLAG BEFORE ANY PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL RELEASE. Real titles/artists
ship at tier 1 per John's R23 amendment to the no-real-trademarks law (in-house green, same
flag). Provenance rides in every index. PII FENCE: recordgod holds real customer/staff/sales
tables this pipeline reads ONLY inventory/crate/disc_cache and must never read the others.
"""
import argparse, hashlib, json, os, subprocess, sys
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
SNAP_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT, "pipeline", "_godverse")
STOCK_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT, "web", "assets", "stock_godverse")
IMG_CACHE = os.environ.get("DEALGOD_IMG_CACHE", "/Volumes/johnking/dealgod_backup/images")
# The shop, per John's R23 ruling. `godverse_id` = dealgod store id (see module docstring).
SHOP = {
"godverse_id": 3962749, "slug": "monsterrobot", "name": "Monster Robot Party",
"address": "147 Musgrave Road", "suburb": "Red Hill", "city": "Brisbane",
"state": "QLD", "country": "AU", "type": "record",
}
OWN_PHOTO_HOST = "monsterrobot.party" # the licence test: the shop's own domain, nothing else
CELL_W, CELL_H, GRID, ATLAS_PX = 256, 256, 8, 2048 # Lane E's record contract (build_stock_pack.py)
PER_ATLAS = GRID * (ATLAS_PX // CELL_H) # 64
def price_band(price):
"""Lane E's record bands, verbatim — C's dig UI reads this (grail => `rare`)."""
p = price if price is not None else 4
return "bargain" if p < 8 else "standard" if p < 25 else "collector" if p < 60 else "grail"
def psql(db, sql):
"""Read-only query -> list of field-lists. psql CLI, not psycopg2: the m3 has no psycopg2, and
a snapshot stage that shells out has one less dep between the DB and the frozen file."""
out = subprocess.run(["psql", "-d", db, "-tAF\t", "-c", sql],
capture_output=True, text=True, check=True).stdout
return [ln.split("\t") for ln in out.splitlines() if ln.strip()]
def _n(v):
return None if v in ("", "\\N") else v
# ── stage 1: snapshot ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
def load_image_map(path):
"""release_id -> local_image, restricted to the SHOP'S OWN photos (the licence test).
On ultra (dealgod present) this is a query. On the m3 dealgod is a 2 GB dump and never
restored, so the map is streamed out of it once the command is recorded in the snapshot's
provenance so the extraction is reproducible:
gzcat dealgod-<date>.sql.gz | awk -F'\\t' '/^COPY public.products \\(/{c=1;next}
c && /^\\\\.$/{c=0;next} c && $50!="\\\\N"{print $50"\\t"$5"\\t"$34"\\t"$52"\\t"$56}'
(fields: 50=release_id 5=image_url 34=local_image 52=current_price 56=discogs_artist_name)
"""
m = {}
with open(path) as fh:
for ln in fh:
f = ln.rstrip("\n").split("\t")
if len(f) < 3:
continue
rel, url, local = f[0], f[1], f[2]
if OWN_PHOTO_HOST not in url or not local.startswith("/img/"):
continue
m.setdefault(rel, local) # first wins; ids are sorted upstream => stable
return m
def snapshot(args):
crate = psql("recordgod", f"SELECT id,name,COALESCE(label_text,'') FROM crate WHERE id={args.crate}")
if not crate:
sys.exit(f"crate {args.crate} not found in recordgod")
cid, cname, clabel = crate[0][0], crate[0][1], crate[0][2]
# ONLY inventory/crate/disc_cache — the PII fence (see module docstring).
rows = psql("recordgod", f"""
SELECT i.sku, COALESCE(i.slot_number::text,''), i.release_id,
COALESCE(d.artist,''), COALESCE(d.title, COALESCE(i.title,'')),
i.price, COALESCE(i.condition,''), COALESCE(i.sleeve_cond,'')
FROM inventory i
JOIN crate c ON c.id = i.crate_id
LEFT JOIN disc_cache d USING (release_id)
WHERE i.in_stock AND c.id = {args.crate} AND i.release_id IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY i.slot_number NULLS LAST, i.sku""")
imgs = load_image_map(args.image_map)
items, dropped = [], {"no_own_photo": 0, "file_missing": 0, "no_price": 0}
for sku, slot, rel, artist, title, price, cond, sleeve in rows:
local = imgs.get(rel)
if not local:
dropped["no_own_photo"] += 1
continue
path = os.path.join(IMG_CACHE, local[len("/img/"):])
if not os.path.isfile(path):
dropped["file_missing"] += 1
continue
if not _n(price):
dropped["no_price"] += 1
continue
with open(path, "rb") as fh:
sha = hashlib.sha256(fh.read()).hexdigest()
items.append({"sku": sku, "slot": int(slot) if slot else None, "release_id": int(rel),
"artist": artist, "title": title, "price": float(price),
"condition": cond, "sleeve_cond": sleeve,
"cover": local, "cover_sha256": sha})
if args.max_items:
items = items[:args.max_items]
snap = {
"version": 1, "kind": "record", "tier": 1,
"shop": SHOP,
"crate": {"id": int(cid), "name": cname, "label": clabel},
"counts": {"in_crate": len(rows), "baked": len(items), "dropped": dropped},
"source": {
"pos_db": "recordgod", "pos_dump": args.pos_dump,
"image_map_dump": args.image_map_dump, "image_cache": IMG_CACHE,
"captured": args.captured,
"extraction": "see load_image_map() docstring — the products projection command",
},
"licence": {
"covers": "the shop's own product shots (monsterrobot.party), cached by dealgod",
"zone": "in-house-green", "flag": "FLAG BEFORE ANY PUBLIC/COMMERCIAL RELEASE",
"metadata": "real titles/artists — John's R23 amendment to the no-real-trademarks law",
"pii": "none — inventory/crate/disc_cache only; customer/staff/sales never read",
},
"items": items,
}
os.makedirs(SNAP_DIR, exist_ok=True)
dst = os.path.join(SNAP_DIR, f"{SHOP['slug']}_{cid}.snapshot.json")
with open(dst, "w") as fh:
json.dump(snap, fh, indent=1, sort_keys=False)
fh.write("\n")
print(f"snapshot: crate {cid} '{clabel or cname}'{len(items)} real records "
f"(of {len(rows)} in crate; dropped {dropped}) -> {dst}")
# ── stage 2: pack (pure: snapshot + image bytes -> atlas) ─────────────────────────────────
def pack(args):
from PIL import Image
snap = json.load(open(args.snapshot))
shop, items = snap["shop"], snap["items"]
out_dir = os.path.join(STOCK_DIR, str(shop["godverse_id"]))
os.makedirs(out_dir, exist_ok=True)
idx_items, atlases = [], []
for ai in range((len(items) + PER_ATLAS - 1) // PER_ATLAS):
chunk = items[ai * PER_ATLAS:(ai + 1) * PER_ATLAS]
W, H = GRID * CELL_W, (ATLAS_PX // CELL_H) * CELL_H
sheet = Image.new("RGB", (W, H), (28, 28, 32))
aname = f"stock_record_atlas_{ai:02d}.webp"
for j, it in enumerate(chunk):
gx, gy = j % GRID, j // GRID
path = os.path.join(IMG_CACHE, it["cover"][len("/img/"):])
with open(path, "rb") as fh:
raw = fh.read()
if hashlib.sha256(raw).hexdigest() != it["cover_sha256"]:
sys.exit(f"cover drift: {it['sku']} {it['cover']} — snapshot sha mismatch, re-snapshot")
import io
cov = Image.open(io.BytesIO(raw)).convert("RGB").resize((CELL_W, CELL_H), Image.LANCZOS)
sheet.paste(cov, (gx * CELL_W, gy * CELL_H))
u0, v0 = gx * CELL_W / W, gy * CELL_H / H
idx_items.append({
"id": f"rec_{len(idx_items):04d}", "title": it["title"], "artist": it["artist"],
"price": int(round(it["price"])), "price_band": price_band(it["price"]),
"atlas": aname, "uv": [round(u0, 4), round(v0, 4),
round(u0 + CELL_W / W, 4), round(v0 + CELL_H / H, 4)],
})
sheet.save(os.path.join(out_dir, aname), "WEBP", quality=88, method=6)
atlases.append(aname)
with open(args.snapshot, "rb") as fh:
snap_sha = hashlib.sha256(fh.read()).hexdigest()
index = {
"version": 1, "kind": "record", "tier": 1,
"atlas_px": ATLAS_PX, "cell_w": CELL_W, "cell_h": CELL_H,
"count": len(idx_items), "atlases": atlases,
"shop": {k: shop[k] for k in ("godverse_id", "slug", "name", "suburb", "state")},
"crate": snap["crate"],
"provenance": {
"generator": "pipeline/godverse_stock.py",
"source": snap["source"], "licence": snap["licence"],
"snapshot": os.path.basename(args.snapshot), "snapshot_sha256": snap_sha,
"determinism": "pure bake — same snapshot + same cover bytes => byte-identical atlas; "
"covers pinned by sha256, no RNG, no clock",
},
"items": idx_items,
}
dst = os.path.join(out_dir, "stock_record_index.json")
with open(dst, "w") as fh:
json.dump(index, fh, indent=1)
fh.write("\n")
print(f"pack: {len(idx_items)} real sleeves -> {len(atlases)} atlas(es) in {out_dir}")
print(f" shop {shop['godverse_id']} ({shop['slug']}) · crate "
f"{snap['crate']['id']} '{snap['crate']['label'] or snap['crate']['name']}'")
ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__, formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
sub = ap.add_subparsers(dest="cmd", required=True)
s1 = sub.add_parser("snapshot", help="POS + image map -> frozen snapshot (runs where the DBs are)")
s1.add_argument("--crate", type=int, required=True)
s1.add_argument("--image-map", required=True, help="TSV: release_id, image_url, local_image, ...")
s1.add_argument("--max-items", type=int, default=0, help="cap (atlas budget — charter risk #2)")
s1.add_argument("--pos-dump", default="", help="recordgod dump filename, for provenance")
s1.add_argument("--image-map-dump", default="", help="dealgod dump filename, for provenance")
s1.add_argument("--captured", default="", help="snapshot date (YYYY-MM-DD), for provenance")
s1.set_defaults(func=snapshot)
s2 = sub.add_parser("pack", help="snapshot -> atlas + index (pure; needs PIL, no DB)")
s2.add_argument("snapshot")
s2.set_defaults(func=pack)
args = ap.parse_args()
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Validate per-shop real-stock atlases — the G2a format gate (v5.0-alpha, ROUND23 ledger #4).
Lane G bakes one atlas + index per real shop from dealgod inventory (tier 1 of the charter's stock
ladder). This gate is the FORMAT side: it proves G's output is well-formed, inside C's ceilings, and
carries its provenance **on m3, from the files alone, with no dealgod DB and no network**. That's the
point: the gate must run anywhere, on the committed artefacts.
python3 pipeline/validate_atlas.py # exit 0 = every atlas valid (or none yet), 1 = a bad one
Contract (published R22 LANE_E_NOTES E's half · LANE_C_PUB §7 C's ceilings · charter law #3 licence):
index `web/assets/stock_godverse/**/stock_shop_<godverseShopId>_index.json`
{version, atlas_px, cell, atlases[], items:[{id,title,artist,price,price_band,atlas,uv}]}
+ provenance: {license, attribution, generator, snapshot}
C's ceilings — 1 atlas/shop (hard cap 2); ≤1024² typical, 2048² only for a 60+ item shop.
charter law #3 — every atlas carries provenance; no private-individual data, ever.
determinism `snapshot` pins the inventory query result (G snapshots it like E snapshots Overpass raw).
Fail-soft is NOT this gate's business: a missing atlas is legal at runtime (parody canvas, R7 law). This
gate only judges atlases that EXIST a malformed one must fail loudly rather than render garbled sleeves.
"""
import json, os, sys, glob, struct
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
STOCK_G = os.path.join(ROOT, "web", "assets", "stock_godverse") # Lane G's namespace (charter law #5)
BANDS = {"bargain", "standard", "collector", "grail"}
REQUIRED_ITEM = ("id", "title", "artist", "price", "price_band", "atlas", "uv")
REQUIRED_PROV = ("license", "attribution", "generator", "snapshot") # charter law #3 + determinism
MAX_ATLASES = 2 # C: 1 atlas/shop, hard cap 2 (each extra = +1 draw)
PX_TYPICAL, PX_MAX = 1024, 2048
BIG_SHOP_ITEMS = 60 # C: 2048² only for a 60+ item shop (else spill to the type-pack)
# charter law #3: "No private-individual data, ever" — a real shop's stock row must never carry a person.
FORBIDDEN_ITEM_KEYS = {"seller", "seller_name", "owner", "owner_name", "customer", "user", "username",
"email", "phone", "mobile", "address", "member", "account", "consignor"}
def image_size(path):
"""(w, h) for PNG/WebP from the header alone — dependency-free, house style (cf. glb_stat.py)."""
with open(path, "rb") as f:
head = f.read(32)
if head[:8] == b"\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n":
w, h = struct.unpack(">II", head[16:24])
return w, h
if head[:4] == b"RIFF" and head[8:12] == b"WEBP":
fmt = head[12:16]
if fmt == b"VP8X": # extended: 24-bit minus-one
b = head[24:30]
return (b[0] | b[1] << 8 | b[2] << 16) + 1, (b[3] | b[4] << 8 | b[5] << 16) + 1
if fmt == b"VP8 ": # lossy: 14-bit each
w, h = struct.unpack("<HH", head[26:30])
return w & 0x3FFF, h & 0x3FFF
if fmt == b"VP8L": # lossless: packed 14-bit
b = struct.unpack("<I", head[21:25])[0]
return (b & 0x3FFF) + 1, ((b >> 14) & 0x3FFF) + 1
raise ValueError("unrecognised image header (want PNG or WebP)")
def validate_index(path):
errs, warns = [], []
name = os.path.basename(path)
try:
idx = json.load(open(path))
except Exception as e:
return [f"{name}: does not parse: {e}"], []
d = os.path.dirname(path)
# ── provenance (charter law #3) — every atlas carries it, and the gate PRINTS the licence ──
miss = [f for f in REQUIRED_PROV if not str(idx.get(f, "")).strip()]
if miss:
errs.append(f"{name}: missing/empty provenance {miss} (charter law #3 — every atlas carries provenance)")
# ── C's draw ceiling (LANE_C_PUB §7.1) ──
atlases = idx.get("atlases", [])
if not isinstance(atlases, list) or not atlases:
errs.append(f"{name}: no atlases[] listed")
atlases = []
if len(atlases) > MAX_ATLASES:
errs.append(f"{name}: {len(atlases)} atlases — C's hard cap is {MAX_ATLASES} "
f"(1/shop; a 60+ item shop spills to the shared type-pack instead of fragmenting)")
elif len(atlases) == 2:
warns.append(f"{name}: 2 atlases (+1 draw) — C's rule is 1/shop; 2 is the cap, not the target")
items = idx.get("items", [])
if not isinstance(items, list) or not items:
errs.append(f"{name}: no items")
items = []
# ── C's texture/VRAM ceiling (§7.2) + index↔atlas consistency (the declared size must be REAL) ──
declared = idx.get("atlas_px")
for a in atlases:
ap = os.path.join(d, a)
if not os.path.isfile(ap):
errs.append(f"{name}: atlas {a!r} listed but missing on disk")
continue
try:
w, h = image_size(ap)
except Exception as e:
errs.append(f"{name}: atlas {a!r} unreadable: {e}")
continue
if declared and (w != declared or h != declared):
errs.append(f"{name}: atlas {a!r} is {w}×{h} but index declares atlas_px={declared}")
big = len(items) >= BIG_SHOP_ITEMS
cap = PX_MAX if big else PX_TYPICAL
if max(w, h) > cap:
errs.append(f"{name}: atlas {a!r} {w}×{h} exceeds C's ceiling {cap}² "
f"({'60+ item shop' if big else f'{len(items)}-item shop → ≤{PX_TYPICAL}²'})")
if max(w, h) > PX_TYPICAL and not big:
warns.append(f"{name}: atlas {a!r} is {w}×{h} for {len(items)} items — prefer ≤{PX_TYPICAL}²")
# ── the index itself (schema confirmed verbatim in LANE_C_PUB §7.3) ──
ids = set()
for i, it in enumerate(items):
if not isinstance(it, dict):
errs.append(f"{name}[{i}]: item is not an object"); continue
m = [f for f in REQUIRED_ITEM if f not in it]
if m:
errs.append(f"{name}[{i}]: missing {m}"); continue
priv = sorted(set(k.lower() for k in it) & FORBIDDEN_ITEM_KEYS)
if priv:
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: private-individual field(s) {priv} — charter law #3 forbids it")
if not str(it["title"]).strip() or not str(it["artist"]).strip():
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: empty title/artist")
if it["id"] in ids:
errs.append(f"{name}: duplicate id {it['id']!r}")
ids.add(it["id"])
if it["price_band"] not in BANDS:
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: bad price_band {it['price_band']!r}")
if not isinstance(it["price"], (int, float)) or it["price"] < 0:
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: bad price {it['price']!r}")
if it["atlas"] not in atlases:
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: atlas {it['atlas']!r} not in atlases[]")
uv = it["uv"]
if not (isinstance(uv, list) and len(uv) == 4 and all(isinstance(v, (int, float)) for v in uv)):
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: uv must be [u0,v0,u1,v1] numbers"); continue
u0, v0, u1, v1 = uv
if not (0 <= u0 < u1 <= 1 and 0 <= v0 < v1 <= 1): # UV origin top-left; C flips V (R7 law)
errs.append(f"{name}[{it['id']}]: uv out of range / inverted: {uv}")
return errs, warns
def main():
idxs = sorted(glob.glob(os.path.join(STOCK_G, "**", "stock_shop_*_index.json"), recursive=True))
if not idxs:
print("atlas-QA: no per-shop atlases yet (Lane G's G2a) — nothing to validate")
return 0
all_errs, all_warns = [], []
for p in idxs:
e, w = validate_index(p)
all_errs += e; all_warns += w
idx = {}
try:
idx = json.load(open(p))
except Exception:
pass
print(f" {os.path.basename(p):40} items={len(idx.get('items', [])):>3} "
f"atlases={len(idx.get('atlases', []))} px={idx.get('atlas_px')} "
f"snapshot={str(idx.get('snapshot', ''))[:24]} {'OK' if not e else 'ERR(' + str(len(e)) + ')'}")
if idx.get("license"): # licence law: the gate SHOWS it, a human clears it
print(f" licence: {idx['license']}")
for w in all_warns:
print(f" WARN {w}")
for e in all_errs:
print(f" ERR {e}")
if all_errs:
print(f"atlas-QA FAIL — {len(all_errs)} error(s), {len(all_warns)} warning(s)")
return 1
print(f"atlas-QA OK — {len(idxs)} per-shop atlas(es) valid, {len(all_warns)} warning(s)")
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
sys.exit(main())

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except Exception as e:
warn(f"pack-QA skipped: {e}")
# per-shop atlas QA (v5 G2a, ROUND23 E #4): Lane G's tier-1 atlases are gate-checked from the
# committed files alone — no dealgod DB, no network. No atlases yet ⇒ clean pass.
try:
import validate_atlas
if validate_atlas.main() != 0:
err("per-shop atlas validation failed (see atlas-QA errors above)")
except Exception as e:
warn(f"atlas-QA skipped: {e}")
print(f"manifest v{m.get('version')} — facades {len(facade)}, "
f"skins {sum(len(v) if isinstance(v, list) else (len(v) if isinstance(v, dict) else 0) for v in sk.values())} groups, "
f"GLBs {n_glb}, audio {n_audio}")

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""PROCITY Lane F — the v4.0 RELEASE TOUR (round 22 · the epoch close · ledger #4). One deterministic run.
"""PROCITY Lane F — the v3.0 release money-shot tour (round 15 · ?gigs=1). One deterministic run.
The v4 thesis in five frames, into docs/shots/release_v4/ (+ contact.html). The towns ARE the product:
Captures the release set into docs/shots/release_v3/ (+ a contact.html), grouped by the flags each shot
needs, all from seed 20261990 (deterministic, reproducible never hand-cropped):
venue_night lit pub frontage + streetlamp pools + posters at night (?gigs=1)
district_posters the spine at night: poster poles + lit frontages receding (?gigs=1)
queue_night JOHN'S HERO: close on the pub door at 'on', queue + marquee + A's now-visible poster
gig_interior the 4-piece with real instruments + a roster crowd (continuity) (?gigs=1)
rain_verandah a wet night outside the lit video-shop window (?weather=rain&winmap=1)
tram_stop the bus shelter the tram pauses at (?tram=1)
fremantle_hero the golden-hour hero: a real shopfront corridor with the density crowd on it
fitzroy_mecca the mecca (160 shops, 2× anything absorbed before this epoch)
toowoomba_thintail the thin tail (12 shops): proof the floor still reads as a town
synthetic_control the procedural town, UNCHANGED: the control the whole epoch was measured against
classic_covenant `?classic=1`: the v2 covenant made visible, byte-identical forever (0x3fa36874)
Posing: every real-town frame resolves through Lane B's `DBG` retail-heart anchor / `clusterPose` — the
primitive that came out of F's R21 finding (per-EDGE shop counts are ~1 on a real graph, so "densest edge"
is the wrong heuristic; you must project the densest SPATIAL cluster onto its front edge and stand on the
road). B's R22 bookmark fix resolves through the same anchor, so the tour and the bookmarks agree by
construction. The HUD is hidden for every frame (F's R21 ruling corollary — the selector ships, but it
doesn't belong in a beauty shot).
Discipline (ROUND15 ledger #5 + B's note): every shot is measured SETTLED — after the async instrument
GLBs / poster textures / chunk stream land (shoot-twice), from a clean per-group load (no orphan-chunk
inflation); the queue is driven LIVE (rAF is throttled in automation, so we run the animate loop + admit
explicitly rather than trust auto-drain).
Run: tools/.venv/bin/python tools/qa/tour_shots.py [--seed N]
Needs the Playwright venv + Lane B's ?dbg=1 hook. Writes full-frame 1280x720 PNGs.
Needs the Playwright venv + Lane B's ?dbg=1 hook (incl. queue_night). Writes full-frame 1280x720 PNGs.
"""
import sys, time, socket, subprocess, pathlib
@ -25,54 +24,59 @@ ROOT = pathlib.Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent
PORT = 8130
HOST = f'http://127.0.0.1:{PORT}'
SEED = 20261990
OUTDIR = ROOT / 'docs' / 'shots' / 'release_v4'
OUTDIR = ROOT / 'docs' / 'shots' / 'release_v3_1'
if '--seed' in sys.argv:
SEED = int(sys.argv[sys.argv.index('--seed') + 1])
# (file, query, segment, cluster-pose?, caption-prefix). seg 3 = late-afternoon gold; seg 2 = midday.
# cluster=True → F's spatial-cluster pose (real towns); cluster=False → the bookmark (synthetic is one dense
# cluster already, so street_noon frames it correctly).
V4_TOUR = [
('fremantle_hero', 'plansrc=osm&town=fremantle_real', 3, True, 'the hero — Fremantle, real streets, golden hour'),
('fitzroy_mecca', 'plansrc=osm&town=fitzroy_real', 3, True, 'the mecca — Fitzroy, the densest town in the pack'),
('toowoomba_thintail', 'plansrc=osm&town=toowoomba_real', 2, True, 'the thin tail — Toowoomba: the floor does NOT hold here, and this is the honest frame (12 shops over a 1,459-edge graph = 0.008 shops/edge vs the heroes\' 0.060.08; it reads as road, not town). Filed for v4.x'),
('synthetic_control', f'seed={SEED}', 2, False, 'the control — the procedural town, unchanged'),
('classic_covenant', 'classic=1', 2, False, '?classic=1 — the v2 covenant, byte-identical forever'),
# [R16 THE FLIP] shot groups — the DEFAULT boot now has all four flags on, so most shots come from ONE clean
# load (no per-shot flag juggling). Rain is still forced (the default seed rolls clear); ?classic=1 gives the
# before/after comparison. Deterministic, same seed.
GROUPS = [
{'flags': '', 'street': ['venue_night', 'district_posters', 'queue_night', 'tram_stop'], 'interior': True},
{'flags': 'weather=rain', 'street': ['rain_verandah'], 'interior': False},
# the town before v3 — the exact v2 boot; same main-street pose as district_posters for a clean A/B
{'flags': 'classic=1', 'street': ['district_posters'], 'interior': False, 'suffix': '_classic'},
]
# THE POSING PRIMITIVE (F's R21 finding). On a real graph, per-EDGE shop counts are ~1 — so "the edge with
# the most shops" frames an empty arterial (it did, first run: the Fitzroy mecca came out as bare bitumen).
# The town's retail heart is a SPATIAL cluster: find the shop lot with the most neighbours inside 60 m,
# project it onto its own front edge, and stand ON the road backed off along it, looking down the strip.
# Lane B's R22 bookmark fix anchors on the same retail heart — this is that primitive, applied to the tour.
SHOT_JS = r"""
async ({ seg, cluster }) => {
# settle + re-pose a street bookmark once its live/async content (queue, instrument GLBs, poster textures,
# streamed chunks) has landed, then report SETTLED stats.
STREET_JS = r"""
async (name) => {
const P = window.PROCITY, D = window.DBG;
D.setSegment(seg);
let hub = -1;
if (!cluster) { D.shot('street_noon'); }
else {
const plan = P.plan, nById = new Map(plan.streets.nodes.map(n => [n.id, n]));
const lots = (plan.lots || []).filter(l => l.use === 'shop' || l.use === 'anchor');
let best = null;
for (const l of lots) { let c = 0; for (const o of lots) if (Math.hypot(o.x - l.x, o.z - l.z) < 60) c++;
if (c > hub) { hub = c; best = l; } }
if (best) {
const e = (plan.streets.edges || []).find(x => x.id === best.frontEdge) || plan.streets.edges[0];
const a = nById.get(e.a), b2 = nById.get(e.b);
const dx = b2.x - a.x, dz = b2.z - a.z, L = Math.hypot(dx, dz) || 1, ux = dx / L, uz = dz / L;
let t = (best.x - a.x) * ux + (best.z - a.z) * uz;
t = Math.max(6, Math.min(L - 6, t));
const back = Math.min(26, t);
D.teleport(a.x + ux * (t - back), a.z + uz * (t - back), Math.atan2(ux, uz));
} else { D.shot('street_noon'); }
}
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 1800)); // crowd + chunks + skins + GLBs settle
const hud = document.getElementById('pc-hud'); if (hud) hud.style.display = 'none'; // beauty shot
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) await new Promise(r => requestAnimationFrame(r));
const i = D.info();
return { name: P.plan.name, shops: (P.plan.shops || []).length, hub,
edges: (P.plan.streets.edges || []).length, draws: i.drawCalls, tris: i.tris };
D.shot(name); // initial pose + segment (2 renders)
for (let i = 0; i < 8; i++) await new Promise(r => requestAnimationFrame(r)); // animate loop: queue spawns
const q = (P.gigs && P.venueQueues) ? P.venueQueues.get(P.gigs.venueShopIds[0]) : null;
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 1400)); // async GLB / poster / chunk settle
const stat = D.shot(name); // RE-POSE now that everything is loaded the settled frame
const queue = (P.gigs && P.queueCountOf) ? P.queueCountOf(P.gigs.venueShopIds[0]) : null;
const posters = (P.plan.posters || []).length;
return { name, draws: stat.drawCalls, tris: stat.tris, queue, posters };
}
"""
INTERIOR_JS = r"""
async () => {
const P = window.PROCITY, D = window.DBG, THREE = P.THREE;
const id = P.gigs.venueShopIds[0];
D.setSegment(5);
// drive the queue live + admit a couple so the interior crowd carries roster identities (continuity)
for (let i = 0; i < 8; i++) await new Promise(r => requestAnimationFrame(r));
const q = P.venueQueues && P.venueQueues.get(id);
if (q) for (let i = 0; i < 3 && q.count() > 0; i++) q.admitOne();
D.enterShop(id); await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 900));
const room = P.interiorMode.current; if (!room) return { ok: false };
const st = room.stage;
P.camera.position.set(st.x + 0.2, 1.6, room.dims.D / 2 - 1.2);
P.camera.lookAt(new THREE.Vector3(st.x, 1.35, st.z));
// shoot-twice / settled discipline (ledger #5): immediate vs after the instrument GLBs land
P.renderer.info.reset(); P.renderer.render(P.interiorMode.scene, P.camera);
const trisImmediate = P.renderer.info.render.triangles;
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 1600));
P.renderer.info.reset(); P.renderer.render(P.interiorMode.scene, P.camera);
const info = P.interiorMode.crewInfo;
return { ok: true, draws: P.renderer.info.render.calls, trisImmediate, trisSettled: P.renderer.info.render.triangles,
band: info ? info.band : 0, crowd: info ? info.crowd : 0, fromRoster: info ? info.fromRoster : 0,
venue: (P.plan.shops.find(s => s.id === id) || {}).name, bandName: P.gigs.bandNameOf(id) };
}
"""
@ -94,18 +98,31 @@ def ensure_server():
proc.terminate(); sys.exit(f'could not start http.server on :{PORT}')
def boot(pg, flags):
pg.goto(f'{HOST}/index.html?seed={SEED}&dbg=1&{flags}')
pg.wait_for_function('window.DBG && window.DBG.ready === true', timeout=25000)
pg.evaluate("() => { const o=document.getElementById('pc-start'); if(o) o.style.display='none'; }")
try:
pg.wait_for_function('() => window.PROCITY && (!window.PROCITY.fleet || window.PROCITY.fleet.ready)', timeout=15000)
except Exception:
print(' ! fleet never readied — shooting placeholders')
def contact_html(shots):
cards = ''.join(
f'<figure><img src="{s["file"]}" alt="{s["name"]}" loading="lazy">'
f'<figcaption><b>{s["name"]}</b><br>{s["caption"]}</figcaption></figure>' for s in shots)
cards = []
for s in shots:
cap = s['caption']
cards.append(
f'<figure><img src="{s["file"]}" alt="{s["name"]}" loading="lazy">'
f'<figcaption><b>{s["name"]}</b><br>{cap}</figcaption></figure>')
return (
'<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><title>PROCITY v4.0 — the release tour</title>'
'<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><title>PROCITY v3.1 — release tour</title>'
'<style>body{background:#14110c;color:#f4efe6;font:14px/1.4 -apple-system,Segoe UI,Roboto,sans-serif;margin:24px}'
'.grid{display:grid;grid-template-columns:repeat(auto-fill,minmax(460px,1fr));gap:18px}'
'h1{font-weight:700}.grid{display:grid;grid-template-columns:repeat(auto-fill,minmax(420px,1fr));gap:18px}'
'figure{margin:0;background:#1d1810;border-radius:10px;overflow:hidden}img{width:100%;display:block}'
'figcaption{padding:9px 13px;color:#cdc4b2}b{color:#ffd9a0}</style>'
f'<h1>PROCITY v4.0 — THE REAL MAP <small>· 23 real Australian towns · seed {SEED} · settled</small></h1>'
f'<div class="grid">{cards}</div>')
'figcaption{padding:8px 12px;color:#cdc4b2}b{color:#ffd9a0}</style>'
f'<h1>PROCITY v3.1 — release money-shot tour (THE FLIP) <small>· seed {SEED} · settled measurements</small></h1>'
f'<div class="grid">{"".join(cards)}</div>')
def main():
@ -114,39 +131,51 @@ def main():
except ImportError:
sys.exit('playwright not installed — tools/.venv/bin/python -m playwright install chromium')
print(f"\033[1mv4.0 RELEASE TOUR\033[0m ({len(V4_TOUR)} frames → docs/shots/release_v4/)")
print(f"\033[1mv3.1 RELEASE MONEY-SHOT TOUR\033[0m (seed {SEED} → docs/shots/release_v3_1/)")
OUTDIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
srv = ensure_server()
shots, errs_total = [], 0
try:
with sync_playwright() as p:
b = p.chromium.launch()
for name, query, seg, cluster, cap in V4_TOUR:
for grp in GROUPS:
pg = b.new_page(viewport={'width': 1280, 'height': 720})
errs = []
pg.on('pageerror', lambda e: errs.append(str(e)))
pg.goto(f'{HOST}/index.html?{query}&dbg=1')
pg.wait_for_function('window.PROCITY && window.PROCITY.plan && window.DBG && window.DBG.ready', timeout=25000)
pg.evaluate("() => { const o=document.getElementById('pc-start'); if(o) o.style.display='none'; }")
try:
pg.wait_for_function('() => !window.PROCITY.fleet || window.PROCITY.fleet.ready', timeout=15000)
except Exception:
pass
r = pg.evaluate(SHOT_JS, {'seg': seg, 'cluster': cluster})
pg.screenshot(path=str(OUTDIR / f'{name}.png'))
caption = f"{cap} · {r['name']} · {r['shops']} shops / {r['edges']} edges" + (f" · retail heart: {r['hub']} shops/60m" if r.get('hub', -1) > 0 else '') + f" · {r['draws']} draws · {r['tris']:,} tris"
shots.append({'name': name, 'file': f'{name}.png', 'caption': caption})
print(f" \033[32m●\033[0m {name}: {caption}")
boot(pg, grp['flags'])
sfx = grp.get('suffix', '')
for name in grp['street']:
stat = pg.evaluate(STREET_JS, name)
fname = f'{name}{sfx}.png'
pg.screenshot(path=str(OUTDIR / fname))
cap = (f"?classic=1 — the town before v3 (no gig layer, no pools)" if sfx
else f"{stat['draws']} draws · {stat['tris']:,} tris")
if not sfx and stat.get('queue') is not None: cap += f" · queue {stat['queue']}"
if not sfx and name in ('district_posters', 'venue_night', 'queue_night'): cap += f" · {stat['posters']} posters"
shots.append({'name': name + sfx, 'file': fname, 'caption': cap})
print(f" \033[32m●\033[0m {name}{sfx}: {cap}")
if grp['interior']:
info = pg.evaluate(INTERIOR_JS)
if info.get('ok'):
out = OUTDIR / 'gig_interior.png'
pg.screenshot(path=str(out))
cap = (f"{info['venue']} · {info['bandName']} · {info['band']}-piece · crowd {info['crowd']} "
f"({info['fromRoster']} from roster) · {info['draws']} draws · "
f"{info['trisImmediate']:,}{info['trisSettled']:,} tris (pre-load→settled)")
shots.append({'name': 'gig_interior', 'file': 'gig_interior.png', 'caption': cap})
print(f" \033[32m●\033[0m gig_interior: {cap}")
else:
print(" \033[31m✗\033[0m gig_interior: could not stage")
errs_total += len(errs)
if errs: print(f" ! {len(errs)} page error(s): {errs[0][:90]}")
if errs: print(f" ! {len(errs)} page error(s) in [{grp['flags']}]: {errs[0][:100]}")
pg.close()
b.close()
finally:
if srv: srv.terminate()
(OUTDIR / 'contact.html').write_text(contact_html(shots))
print(f"\n\033[1m{len(shots)} frames\033[0m → docs/shots/release_v4/ (+ contact.html) · {errs_total} page errors")
sys.exit(1 if errs_total or len(shots) < len(V4_TOUR) else 0)
print(f"\n\033[1m{len(shots)} shots\033[0m → docs/shots/release_v3_1/ (+ contact.html) · {errs_total} page errors")
sys.exit(1 if errs_total or len(shots) < 6 else 0)
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@ -22,10 +22,6 @@ ROOT = pathlib.Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent
PORT = 8130
HOST = f'http://127.0.0.1:{PORT}'
STREET_DRAWS_MAX, STREET_TRIS_MAX = 300, 200_000
# [R21 ledger #6c] B's R20 tram ruling: on a REAL-ROADS town the tram only runs if its best main chain
# fronts ≥5 shops — otherwise it's "a highway bus" and gets fenced. These two run; the other three are fenced.
TRAM_RUN = {'newtown_real', 'castlemaine_real'}
TRAM_STOPS_SANE = (2, 40) # B fixed the phantom-stop bug en route (Newtown: 149 → 16)
# the matrix: (row-label, boot-query). Synthetic hero seeds + 3 fixtures + E's 5 real AU caches.
MATRIX = (
@ -53,13 +49,11 @@ async () => {
D.shot('venue_night'); // busiest default view: the venue block at night
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 500));
const i = D.info();
const tr = P.tram ? { fenced: !!(P.tram.routeInfo || {}).fenced, stops: P.tram.stops | 0,
shopsFronted: (P.tram.routeInfo || {}).shopsFronted } : null; // [R21] B's fence verdict
return { name: plan.name, shops: (plan.shops || []).length, venues,
gigs: (plan.gigs || []).length, posters: (plan.posters || []).length,
determ: g1 === g2, draws: i.drawCalls, tris: i.tris,
mode: rep.mode || (src === 'synthetic' ? 'synthetic' : 'marched'),
edges: (plan.streets.edges || []).length, tram: tr };
edges: (plan.streets.edges || []).length };
}
"""
@ -110,20 +104,9 @@ def run_town(new_page, query, label):
# (mode='roads'); synthetic/fixture towns are marched/synthetic by design (always ✓).
mode = d.get('mode', '?')
row['roads'] = ((mode == 'roads') if is_real else True, f"{mode},{d.get('edges', 0)}e")
# [R21 #6c] tram: B's R20 ruling — a real-roads town runs the tram only if its best main chain fronts
# ≥5 shops; otherwise it's FENCED (empty tram group, 0 stops, no errors). Synthetic/fixtures always run.
t, key = d.get('tram'), (label.split('/', 1)[1] if '/' in label else label)
if is_real and key in TRAM_RUN:
row['tram'] = (bool(t) and not t['fenced'] and TRAM_STOPS_SANE[0] <= t['stops'] <= TRAM_STOPS_SANE[1],
f"run {t['stops']}st" if t else 'absent')
elif is_real:
row['tram'] = (bool(t) and t['fenced'] and t['stops'] == 0,
f"fenced/{t.get('shopsFronted', '?')}sh" if t else 'absent')
else:
row['tram'] = (bool(t) and not t['fenced'], f"run {t['stops']}st" if t else 'absent')
except Exception as e:
row.setdefault('name', '?'); row.setdefault('shops', 0)
for g in ('boot', 'determ', 'budget', 'district', 'roads', 'tram'):
for g in ('boot', 'determ', 'budget', 'district', 'roads'):
row.setdefault(g, (False, str(e)[:24]))
finally:
pg.close()
@ -151,9 +134,9 @@ def main():
except ImportError:
sys.exit('playwright not installed — tools/.venv/bin/python -m playwright install chromium')
print(f"\033[1mTOWN-MATRIX SMOKE\033[0m ({len(MATRIX)} towns × 7 gates (roads + tram dimensions) · the v4 real-map scout evidence)")
print(f"\033[1mTOWN-MATRIX SMOKE\033[0m ({len(MATRIX)} towns × 6 gates (incl. the R19 roads dimension) · the v4 real-map scout evidence)")
srv = ensure_server()
GATES = ['boot', 'determ', 'budget', 'district', 'roads', 'tram', 'noassets']
GATES = ['boot', 'determ', 'budget', 'district', 'roads', 'noassets']
rows = []
try:
with sync_playwright() as p:
@ -187,7 +170,7 @@ def main():
if fails:
print(f"\033[31m● {fails} gate failure(s)\033[0m across {len(rows)} towns — the matrix is not clean.")
sys.exit(1)
print(f"\033[32m● MATRIX GREEN\033[0m — {len(rows)} towns (synthetic + fixtures + real caches) pass all 7 gates.")
print(f"\033[32m● MATRIX GREEN\033[0m — {len(rows)} towns (synthetic + fixtures + real caches) pass all 6 gates.")
sys.exit(0)

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@ -17,43 +17,13 @@ the "© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)" credit visible.
## Provenance table
**`index.json` is the machine-readable roster** (key/town/state/shops/roads) — read it rather than
hardcoding a list. Every cache carries the same terms; per-town numbers live in each cache's `counts`.
**The pack: 21 real towns · 1180 shops · 295 heroes** (+ Lane G's `newtown_godverse` = 22 rostered in
`index.json`), every one fetched from OSM Overpass with a bounded per-town bbox, ODbL 1.0, raw snapshots
in `_raw/` (shops + roads per town), fetched 2026-07-16.
| state | towns |
|---|---|
| NSW (6) | katoomba · newtown · glebe · marrickville · newcastle (Hamilton strip) · bowral |
| VIC (7) | fitzroy · brunswick · geelong · bendigo · ballarat · castlemaine · daylesford |
| WA (2) | fremantle · northbridge |
| QLD (1) | westend |
| TAS (2) | hobart · launceston |
| SA (1) | adelaide |
| ACT (1) | braddon |
| NT (1) | darwin |
**Retired (R23, counted):** `toowoomba_real` — D's clustering audit measured it DEAD (0 patronage finds
in 1417 checks); a re-bbox onto the Ruthven St heart fixed the spacing metric (median NN 396 → 89 m) but
made the hub worse (2/12 within 160 m, the pack's worst), and its densest 300 m cluster is only 3 shops.
Cache + raw snapshots removed; the config entry stays commented with the rationale. See LANE_E_NOTES R23.
## The density widening (v4.0-beta, ROUND20 ledger #2)
The fetch covers the **secondhand heroes** plus the everyday main-street **texture** (bakery/cafe/deli/
newsagent/chemist/clothes/hardware/greengrocer/…), mapped to existing registry types per **C's
LANE_C_PUB §6** table. Tasteful staples only — no vehicle/fuel, funeral, storage, industrial, or pure
services. `cafe` rides `amenity=*`; everything else is `shop=*`. Per John's **subtle** directive the
heroes are **never** subsampled and texture is capped at **3× the hero count** (deterministic
`sha256(townKey:osmId)` rank); every drop is counted in each cache's `counts.textureDropped`.
## `index.json` — the towns roster
`{schema:"procity-towns-index/1", generated, license, attribution, towns:[{key, town, state, shops,
roads}]}`. Same ODbL terms as the caches. Consumers (B's selector) derive the town list from this
rather than hardcoding.
| cache | town | source | licence | fetched | shops | raw response |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| `katoomba_real.json` | Katoomba, NSW | OSM Overpass (bounded) | ODbL 1.0 | 2026-07-16 | 20 | `_raw/katoomba_real.overpass.json` |
| `newtown_real.json` | Newtown, Sydney NSW | OSM Overpass (bounded) | ODbL 1.0 | 2026-07-16 | 18 | `_raw/newtown_real.overpass.json` |
| `fremantle_real.json` | Fremantle, WA | OSM Overpass (bounded) | ODbL 1.0 | 2026-07-16 | 21 | `_raw/fremantle_real.overpass.json` |
| `bendigo_real.json` | Bendigo, VIC | OSM Overpass (bounded) | ODbL 1.0 | 2026-07-16 | 9 | `_raw/bendigo_real.overpass.json` |
| `castlemaine_real.json` | Castlemaine, VIC | OSM Overpass (bounded) | ODbL 1.0 | 2026-07-16 | 6 | `_raw/castlemaine_real.overpass.json` |
## Raw responses (`_raw/`)

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@ -1,997 +0,0 @@
{
"fetchedAt": "2026-07-16",
"endpoint": "https://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter",
"query": "[out:json][timeout:180];(nwr[\"shop\"~\"^(antiques|bag|bakery|books|bookshop|boutique|butcher|charity|cheese|chemist|chocolate|clothes|coffee|confectionery|convenience|cosmetics|dairy|deli|delicatessen|department_store|doityourself|electronics|farm|fashion|florist|furniture|games|garden_centre|general|greengrocer|hardware|homeware|houseware|jewellery|jewelry|kiosk|mobile_phone|music|newsagent|pastry|pawnbroker|perfumery|pharmacy|second_hand|shoes|stationery|supermarket|tea|toys|trade|variety_store|video|video_games|vintage)$\"][\"name\"](-34.48791,150.40598,-34.46809,150.43002);nwr[\"amenity\"~\"^(cafe)$\"][\"name\"](-34.48791,150.40598,-34.46809,150.43002););out center;",
"bbox": {
"minLat": -34.48790990990991,
"minLon": 150.4059784233629,
"maxLat": -34.468090090090094,
"maxLon": 150.4300215766371
},
"elements": [
{
"type": "node",
"id": 2266548319,
"lat": -34.4788824,
"lon": 150.4176876,
"tags": {
"name": "Gumnut Pattiserie",
"opening_hours": "Mo-Su 08:00-16:00",
"shop": "bakery"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 3894052381,
"lat": -34.4793047,
"lon": 150.4165542,
"tags": {
"brand": "Rivers",
"brand:wikidata": "Q106224813",
"check_date": "2022-07-24",
"level": "0",
"name": "Rivers",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 6059394998,
"lat": -34.4804575,
"lon": 150.4184493,
"tags": {
"addr:housenumber": "23",
"addr:postcode": "2576",
"addr:state": "NSW",
"addr:street": "Boolwey Street",
"addr:suburb": "Bowral",
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "Primary Espresso",
"opening_hours:signed": "no",
"outdoor_seating": "yes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 6429549858,
"lat": -34.480173,
"lon": 150.4180428,
"tags": {
"name": "A Touch of Tea",
"opening_hours": "Mo 10:00-17:00; Tu-Fr 09:30-17:00; Sa, Su 10:00-16:00",
"phone": "+61 2 4862 2225",
"shop": "tea",
"website": "https://www.atouchoftea.com.au/"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 8124047197,
"lat": -34.4799168,
"lon": 150.4175131,
"tags": {
"addr:housenumber": "329-331",
"addr:postcode": "2576",
"addr:state": "NSW",
"addr:street": "Bong Bong Street",
"addr:suburb": "Bowral",
"amenity": "cafe",
"cuisine": "coffee_shop",
"name": "Elephant Boy Cafe",
"outdoor_seating": "no",
"phone": "+61 2 4855 2921"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 8401209657,
"lat": -34.4817024,
"lon": 150.4167739,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "Plantation Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 8401238122,
"lat": -34.4817011,
"lon": 150.4165116,
"tags": {
"name": "Dirty Janes",
"shop": "antiques"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 8401265331,
"lat": -34.4806505,
"lon": 150.4173157,
"tags": {
"name": "Few & Far",
"shop": "furniture"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092600813,
"lat": -34.4765067,
"lon": 150.4186032,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "The Mill Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092600816,
"lat": -34.4765694,
"lon": 150.4195185,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"diet:vegetarian": "yes",
"name": "Veggie Nook"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092600817,
"lat": -34.4765481,
"lon": 150.4193988,
"tags": {
"name": "Father Chris Riley Op Shop",
"shop": "second_hand"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092617604,
"lat": -34.4774915,
"lon": 150.4183821,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "RAW & WILD Market & Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092652175,
"lat": -34.4787876,
"lon": 150.4188276,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "Kookabar Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092652176,
"lat": -34.4787705,
"lon": 150.4186714,
"tags": {
"name": "Blooms of Bowral",
"shop": "florist"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691609,
"lat": -34.4777358,
"lon": 150.4196083,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"cuisine": "bubble_tea",
"name": "Dream Tea"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691651,
"lat": -34.4785378,
"lon": 150.4171278,
"tags": {
"brand": "Witchery",
"brand:wikidata": "Q8027909",
"name": "Witchery",
"opening_hours": "Mo-Sa 09:00-17:30; Su 10:00-16:00",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691652,
"lat": -34.4784091,
"lon": 150.4172286,
"tags": {
"name": "CBD",
"shop": "chemist"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691715,
"lat": -34.4782042,
"lon": 150.4181805,
"tags": {
"name": "Claytons Pharmacy",
"shop": "chemist"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691716,
"lat": -34.4782732,
"lon": 150.41817,
"tags": {
"name": "Country Accent",
"shop": "houseware"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691717,
"lat": -34.4783967,
"lon": 150.4181235,
"tags": {
"name": "Micmac Boutique",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691718,
"lat": -34.4784631,
"lon": 150.4181123,
"tags": {
"name": "Barbara's Storehouse",
"shop": "houseware"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691719,
"lat": -34.4785137,
"lon": 150.4181046,
"tags": {
"name": "Red Cross Shop",
"shop": "charity"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691721,
"lat": -34.4786762,
"lon": 150.4180732,
"tags": {
"name": "Nina Leons Shoe Boutique",
"shop": "shoes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691722,
"lat": -34.4786953,
"lon": 150.4182012,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "Janek's Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092691723,
"lat": -34.4787149,
"lon": 150.4183989,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "U Jelly Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759409,
"lat": -34.4796304,
"lon": 150.4183449,
"tags": {
"name": "Maugers Meats",
"shop": "butcher"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759411,
"lat": -34.4798395,
"lon": 150.418641,
"tags": {
"addr:suburb": "Bowral",
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "Oliver Brown"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759419,
"lat": -34.4796621,
"lon": 150.4178675,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "Bendooley Estate Larder"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759422,
"lat": -34.4794614,
"lon": 150.4182684,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "The Hungry Monkey"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759423,
"lat": -34.4794174,
"lon": 150.4185675,
"tags": {
"name": "Gypsy Road",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759425,
"lat": -34.4794085,
"lon": 150.4180119,
"tags": {
"name": "Cheese etc.",
"shop": "cheese"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759426,
"lat": -34.4792776,
"lon": 150.4179489,
"tags": {
"name": "Fella Hamilton",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759427,
"lat": -34.4791992,
"lon": 150.4180708,
"tags": {
"amenity": "cafe",
"name": "4 Brothers Cafe"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759428,
"lat": -34.4790383,
"lon": 150.4180036,
"tags": {
"name": "Capital Chemist",
"shop": "chemist"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759429,
"lat": -34.478956,
"lon": 150.418012,
"tags": {
"brand": "Peter Alexander",
"brand:wikidata": "Q118383240",
"name": "Peter Alexander",
"opening_hours": "Mo-Fr 09:00-17:30; Sa 09:00-17:00; Su 10:00-17:00",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759430,
"lat": -34.4798147,
"lon": 150.4178444,
"tags": {
"brand": "Bed Bath N' Table",
"brand:wikidata": "Q118551276",
"name": "Bed Bath N' Table",
"shop": "houseware"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759431,
"lat": -34.4799401,
"lon": 150.4178181,
"tags": {
"name": "Cookshop Plus",
"shop": "houseware"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759432,
"lat": -34.4801333,
"lon": 150.4178137,
"tags": {
"name": "The Countryman",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092759436,
"lat": -34.4801785,
"lon": 150.4181519,
"tags": {
"name": "The Creative Kid",
"shop": "toys"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092779693,
"lat": -34.4788957,
"lon": 150.4169921,
"tags": {
"brand": "Country Road",
"brand:wikidata": "Q2998907",
"name": "Country Road",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092779694,
"lat": -34.4788636,
"lon": 150.4175335,
"tags": {
"name": "Sonoma Bakery",
"shop": "bakery"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092779696,
"lat": -34.4791429,
"lon": 150.4176411,
"tags": {
"name": "GAZMAN Bowral",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092779697,
"lat": -34.4792069,
"lon": 150.4176258,
"tags": {
"brand": "Cotton On",
"brand:wikidata": "Q5175717",
"name": "Cotton On",
"shop": "clothes"
}
},
{
"type": "node",
"id": 11092779698,
"lat": -34.479356,
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