Reports the M1 melt chain working (tick 1149) and two things the
orchestrator needs to decide: the DoD chain no longer exists after
LANE-DATA's codex landed (mosh now eats gop-crate, melt is 8 machines
deep), and the M1 factory deadlocks at ~tick 1200 on byproduct surplus
with no legal overflow. Proposes splitters as the fix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the stub with the real sim per lanes/LANE-SIM.md round 1.
- grid + placement/remove/rotate/setRecipe, footprint rotation, bounds
- belts: 2 items/tile, 0.45 spacing enforced across the tile seam,
back-pressure, merges, belt<->machine handoff
- crafting: recipe buffers (2x in, stall at 4x out), edge-triggered jams
- bandwidth v1: gen vs draw, compression generates, brownout = gen/draw
scaling both craft progress and belt movement
- shipping + commission tracking
- output routing ranks belts by tracing the chain to its terminal machine,
so the demuxer's three outputs reach three different consumers without
splitters (see NOTES - biggest judgement call of the round)
18 tests. Measured 3,500 entities + 6,820 belt items at 0.42ms/tick (80x
realtime). Full M1 chain ships MELT at tick 1149 in both node and browser.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shipped/verified list, and the honest parts: click-to-inspect is blocked
on reaching renderer.pickTile, 12 of 21 machines have no hotkey, and the
lane has no DOM test env. Four contract requests (pickTile, MachineDef
.color, MachineDef.flavor, jsdom) and a build-bar paging proposal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sim stub reported an empty world, so there was nothing on screen to
verify the HUD against: an empty inspector and a 0/0 meter prove nothing.
This synthesises a plausible snapshot -- entities mid-craft, a jam, heat,
shipments, a recurring brownout and commission -- so every surface can be
watched doing its job in a browser.
Runs on a wall clock rather than the sim tick: rAF stops in a backgrounded
tab, and a tick-driven fixture crawls too slowly to ever reach the brownout
window. It is a fake sim for eyeballing chrome; nothing here is or needs to
be deterministic.
Inert without the query param, dispatches no Commands, touches no other
lane. Delete once the real sim can be driven to a brownout by hand.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The five M1 surfaces, replacing the stub:
- buildbar.ts: one button per machine, hotkeys 1-9, R rotates, Esc or
right-click clears. LANE-DATA shipped 21 machines, so the bar wraps
rather than running off both edges of the viewport; slots 10-21 are
click-only for now (paging proposed in NOTES).
- topstrip.ts: bandwidth meter going amber at 85% and red + flashing
BROWNOUT over 100%, buffer, shipped ticker + per-item chips, tick or
HALTED. The brownout is legible from this panel alone, which is the
one failure the player has to read across the room.
- inspector.ts: name, codex flavor, intake/output chips with live
buffers, process bar, heat, jam reason. Holds an entity id and
re-looks-up each frame, so a removed unit closes itself.
- fax.ts: the commission card with wants-as-chips and a FAX SENT stamp
on commissionDone.
- toasts.ts: max 4, 6s TTL, colored per event kind.
Click-to-inspect is not wired: the UI cannot reach renderer.pickTile
(UIBus exposes only dispatch/selectedBuild, and ui.init never sees the
Renderer). TAB cycles the unit manifest as a stopgap so the inspector is
reachable without a console. Contract request filed in NOTES.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shared plumbing for the DOM HUD, no framework:
- voice.ts: every player-facing string, so the OSHA-poster deadpan
register lives in one place instead of being re-invented per panel.
- style.ts: injected terminal-industrial stylesheet. Panels re-enable
pointer-events; #ui itself stays transparent to the mouse.
- chips.ts: the item chip (swatch + name + count), keyed off GameData
so new items from LANE-DATA light up with no code change.
- hotkeys.ts: the whole keymap in one file, per lane orders.
- selection.ts: pending build selection, written through to bus._sel.
- pick.ts: tile -> entity hit-testing plus the flattened roster the UI
keeps instead of holding a snapshot across frames (CONTRACTS says sim
may reuse those buffers, and input handlers fire between frames).
- palette.ts: machine accent colors. Stopgap — MachineDef has no color
field; contract request filed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Eased param pressure so shipments land as waves, log escalation over the
first ~100 items, cross-modulated wobble above 0.8 so a mature factory looks
alive, brownout seize, and a one-frame white awakening on the first ship ever.
Measured 0.004-0.013ms/frame CPU against a 2ms budget.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mix and total are separate axes: what you ship picks the artifact, how much
you have ever shipped picks the intensity. That separation is what makes
40 chroma slurry read as chroma specifically instead of generic damage.
Covers the full 40-item codex LANE-DATA landed; unknown ids degrade to a
generic noise bump, with a test walking data/items.json to keep it that way.
anchor-slab has negative potency and sanitizes THE SCREEN (see NOTES).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Raw WebGL fullscreen triangle, not three.js: one texture, one pass.
The 8 prototype params keep their tuning verbatim; u_drift, u_brownout
and u_flash are additions. Base feed repaints only when a visible glyph
changes rather than per frame, so the texture upload stays off the hot path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Transcribe the §2-§6 codex into machine-readable canon and add the validator
that keeps five parallel lanes from drowning in dangling ids.
- validator (28 tests): recipes point back at their machine, every item/tech/
commission reference resolves, ids unique + kebab-case, colors hex, footprints
>=1x1, plus a reachability pass proving MELT is craftable from raw ore.
- items 9->36, machines 7->21, recipes 4->35, tech 0->17, commissions 1->10.
- mosh rewired to canon (gop-crate -> melt + reclaimed anchor slab); all seed
recipe ids preserved so nothing dangles mid-round.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
