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INTENT stage 0 lists CLI player and simple bots. Everything else on that list exists: the engine is correct, measured and replayable, and nothing can play it. Six passes and $236 in, GROUND has never been played end to end by a human or a machine. kind: product — the first pass under InnerLoop v1.5's soft 25% meta budget, which should read comfortably under the line. Worth more than stage 0: a bot is the kernel's first SECOND consumer. INTENT says a concept becomes canonical only after surviving a second concrete use, and every abstraction here has survived exactly one. A bot driving the same aggregate through the same validate/fold path is the cheapest second use available, and it is what would tell us whether CommitWindow (provisional, delete-by 2026-12-31) and the LogStore port are the right shapes. T02 makes the per-player projection (K13) its first real consumer — the rule is implemented and used by nothing. T03 tests the 2-6 player range GR-O01 states, where every scenario in the corpus is 3-player: a rule stated for a range and tested at one point is the shape this project keeps finding, and discovering that 2p or 6p does not work is a legitimate outcome rather than a reason to narrow the rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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