T06: kernel spec — crate boundaries, event-sourced pipeline, determinism contract, 12 acceptance metrics tied to CB-RES-0001

specs/GameKernel.md

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+# Game Kernel — specification and acceptance metrics
+
+Status: **v0.1 draft** — implements ADR-0002 (reimplement in Rust,
+assimilate patterns). Governs crates `cb-kernel`, `cb-events`,
+`cb-game-runtime`, and the first game package `games/ground`.
+Baselines referenced: research/CB-RES-0001-game-kernel.md.
+Instruments: specs/MetricsAndScenarios.md. Rules content:
+specs/GroundRules.md.
+
+The kernel is the **authoritative semantic layer** of the Clay-Borg
+architecture (Blueprint §1): headless, deterministic, replayable. No
+rendering, no physics, no networking — those attach later through ports
+and must never leak types into anything specified here (M-D4-LEAK = 0).
+
+---
+
+## 1. Crate boundaries
+
+| Crate | Owns | Must not know about |
+|---|---|---|
+| `cb-kernel` | canonical IDs, RNG service, command/event/fold traits, clock-free tick model | any concrete game, serialization format details |
+| `cb-events` | event envelope, append-only log, snapshots, canonical serialization, state hashing | game semantics |
+| `cb-game-runtime` | round/phase machinery, simultaneous commit windows, per-player projections, scenario-runner API | GROUND specifics |
+| `games/ground` | GROUND rules: state aggregate, commands, events, reducers per specs/GroundRules.md | anything below `cb-game-runtime`'s public API |
+
+Dependency rule: `games/ground → cb-game-runtime → cb-events → cb-kernel`.
+No cycle, no skip that bypasses a public API. External crates allowed in
+the headless kernel workspace: serde (+format crate), a seedable RNG
+(e.g. chacha), a hash (sha2), thiserror-class error derive — target total
+transitive crates ≤ 20 (AM-4).
+
+## 2. Canonical model
+
+### 2.1 Identifiers (`cb-kernel`)
+
+Newtyped, copyable, ordered: `GameId`, `PlayerId`, `EntityId`
+(problems, tokens, relations), `CommandId`, `EventId` (monotonic
+`u64` sequence per game), `Seed` (`u64`). No UUIDs inside the hot
+path; string forms only at the boundary.
+
+### 2.2 The mutation pipeline (assimilated: cqrs-es pattern)
+
+```text
+Command (actor-tagged intent)
+  → validate(&State, &Command) → Result<Vec<Event>, Rejection>
+  → fold(&mut State, &Event)          # infallible, total
+  → EventLog::append(events)          # with per-event hash chaining
+```
+
+- **K1** All state change flows through events; there is no other mutator.
+  `fold` is infallible: every validation that could fail happens in
+  `validate`, so a logged event always applies.
+- **K2** Commands carry: `CommandId`, issuing `PlayerId` (or `System`),
+  round number, and payload. Duplicate `CommandId` within a game is
+  rejected (idempotency).
+- **K3** Rejections are typed and testable (`Rejection::StressGate`,
+  `::NotYourTarget`, `::SlotOccupied`, …); scenarios assert on them
+  (`expect.rejects`).
+- **K4** Events are closed enums per game package, serialized through a
+  versioned envelope: `{seq, game_id, round, kind, payload, schema_ver}`.
+
+### 2.3 Determinism (assimilated: Rune's enforced discipline)
+
+- **K5** The only randomness source is the kernel RNG service, seeded from
+  `Seed`; RNG draws are themselves events (or deterministically derived
+  from the event sequence) so replay never re-rolls.
+- **K6** No ambient time, no OS entropy, no pointer/hash iteration order:
+  all iterated collections in semantic state are ordered (`BTreeMap`/
+  `Vec`); `HashMap` is forbidden in `games/*` state. Enforced by lint/deny
+  in CI, not convention (AM-8).
+- **K7** State hash = SHA-256 over the canonical serialization of the
+  aggregate; computed on demand and recorded at round End events.
+- **K8** Double-run invariant: the scenario runner executes every scenario
+  twice with the same seed and fails on any hash divergence
+  (MetricsAndScenarios §2).
+
+### 2.4 Snapshots and replay (`cb-events`)
+
+- **K9** A snapshot is the canonical serialization of the full aggregate +
+  the `EventId` it includes. `snapshot + remaining events → state` must be
+  hash-identical to a from-genesis fold (AM-7).
+- **K10** A replay bundle (`.cbreplay`, MetricsAndScenarios §4) contains
+  manifest, command log, initial snapshot, and failed expectations; the
+  runner's `--replay` re-executes it bit-identically.
+- **K11** Log format is append-only, length-prefixed, versioned; a
+  truncated tail is detected, not silently accepted.
+
+### 2.5 Simultaneity and hidden information (`cb-game-runtime`)
+
+- **K12** Commit window primitive (assimilated: GROUND's Select/Reveal,
+  boardgame.io `activePlayers` shape): the runtime opens a window naming
+  the players who must submit; submissions are recorded as **commitment
+  events** whose payload is hidden in projections until the window's
+  reveal event; late/duplicate submissions are Rejections.
+- **K13** Projection (assimilated: OpenSpiel information states): for each
+  `PlayerId` (and `Spectator`), a total function `project(&State) →
+  PlayerView` that structurally cannot include: other players' unrevealed
+  commitments, face-down problem identities, other players' hands.
+  Projections are derived views — never inputs to `validate`/`fold`.
+- **K14** The GROUND round (GR-R01..R09) is expressed through runtime
+  primitives: one commit window per Select, reveal, then fixed-order
+  resolution steps with Lead-order iteration (GR-R06/R07) driven by
+  system commands.
+
+### 2.6 GROUND aggregate (`games/ground`)
+
+- **K15** State implements specs/GroundRules.md §1 exactly; every GR-rule
+  is realized in `validate`/`fold` and cross-referenced by rule ID in doc
+  comments, giving a greppable rule→code→scenario chain.
+- **K16** U-item defaults (GroundRules §Underdetermined) are implemented
+  behind clearly named functions so a ground-game ruling is a localized
+  change; their scenarios carry `provisional: true`.
+
+## 3. Scenario runner and CLI surface
+
+- **K17** `cb-game-runtime` exposes the scenario runner as a library; a
+  thin binary (`cb-sim`, precursor of `cb sim`) runs
+  `scenarios/ground/*.yaml` per MetricsAndScenarios §2: setup presets,
+  ordered actor-tagged commands, partial end-state assertions, `covers`,
+  `rejects`, optional `state_hash`.
+- **K18** Benchmarks are Criterion benches driving the same scenario
+  format at scale (MetricsAndScenarios §3); the synthetic workload
+  mirrors the CB-RES-0001 harness shape (3 players, commit/reveal
+  rounds) for same-shape comparison.
+
+---
+
+## 4. Acceptance metrics (the code loop's exit condition)
+
+Per InnerLoop step 4/5: T08 iterates until every row meets its target;
+evidence lands in `evidence/CB-EV-0001-game-kernel.md` with no
+`unmeasured`. Baselines from CB-RES-0001; cited-only rows cap at parity.
+
+| ID | Metric | Baseline (CB-RES-0001) | Target | Verdict basis |
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+| AM-1 | M-D1-COV: GR-rules covered by ≥1 passing scenario | no candidate has any (observation) | **100%** of GR + U rules | measured by runner report |
+| AM-2 | M-D1-SPL: spec lines per rule in `games/ground` rules code (impl LOC ÷ rule count) | boardgame.io ~36 LOC for the 2-move synthetic game | ≤ 40 LOC/rule, paired with AM-1 (anti-gaming pair) | measured (tokei + rule count) |
+| AM-3 | Synthetic-workload definition size: LOC to express the CB-RES-0001 synthetic game on our kernel | ~36 LOC (boardgame.io, measured) | ≤ 50 LOC | measured |
+| AM-4 | M-D2-DEP: transitive crates, headless workspace | 120 npm packages | **≤ 20** | measured (cargo tree) |
+| AM-5 | M-D2-BLD: clean release build of headless workspace | n/a (npm install ~seconds; not comparable) | ≤ 60 s on bnt-lap001, recorded not gated | measured |
+| AM-6 | M-D3-THR: applied events/s, synthetic workload, same machine | boardgame.io ~1,100–1,900 moves/s (best config, degrading) | **≥ 100,000/s** (stipulated target, ADR-0002) | measured |
+| AM-7 | M-D3 scaling: throughput @100k events vs @5k; and snapshot+replay of 100k events | boardgame.io 0.45–0.66× @20–40k, DNF @100k | **≥ 0.9×** (flat), replay of 100k events ≤ 5 s, hash-identical | measured |
+| AM-8 | Determinism invariant: N=10 same-seed replays, bit-identical hashes; HashMap-in-state deny lint clean | Rune: enforced by tooling (cited) | zero divergence, lint clean in CI | measured (invariant, not a verdict row) |
+| AM-9 | M-D3-MEM: peak RSS, 100k-event synthetic run | boardgame.io ~100→232 MB @5k→40k (indicative) | ≤ 64 MB, flat with history given snapshot interval | measured (indicative label, same method) |
+| AM-10 | M-D4-LEAK: foreign types in `cb-*-api`-visible signatures | boardgame.io: JS-ecosystem-locked | **0** | measured (grep/deny rule) |
+| AM-11 | M-D4-SWAP: null + reference impls passing one conformance suite | no candidate has the pattern | RNG and log storage each have ≥2 impls (real + test/null) under one suite | measured (bool) |
+| AM-12 | M-D2-TOK / M-D2-CST: tokens and USD per completed task | n/a — first pass sets our own baseline | recorded per task in the evidence cost log (price sheet 2026-07-31) | recorded, not gated |
+
+Comparisons against the event-sourcing 10⁵–10⁶/s estimate stay **parity**
+until a local Rust comparator is measured (open follow-up from the
+adversarial review).
+
+## 5. Out of scope for this pass
+
+Networking/session protocol, WIT/Wasm game boundary, ECS world layer,
+rendering, persistence beyond file snapshots, host migration, and any
+second game. Each arrives through its own loop pass with its own survey.

workplans/CB-WP-0001-inner-loop.md

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 ```task
 id: CB-WP-0001-T06
-status: todo
+status: done
 priority: medium
 state_hub_task_id: "fc3fa174-8a1f-46ac-a922-5d7b80231d5f"
 ```