@descix/frqtl-node 0.0.0-stage → 0.6.0-p0.1

package/dist/frqtl/objects/collectors/DataCollector.js

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+/* Copyright 2023-2026 by Essam Abadir */
+
+/**
+ * DataCollector — Base class for tick-by-tick metric sampling.
+ *
+ * Subclasses override collectMetrics() to return experiment-specific
+ * key/value pairs. The base class handles sample scheduling, time-series
+ * accumulation, and result formatting.
+ *
+ * Works with both the JS engine (property getter for activeQuanta) and
+ * the WASM engine (method call for activeQuanta).
+ *
+ * An ES module: `export { DataCollector }`.
+ */
+
+    // ── Helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+    /**
+     * Get active quanta count from a universe, handling both the JS engine
+     * (property getter) and the WASM engine (method call) patterns.
+     *
+     * @param {Object} universe
+     * @returns {number}
+     */
+    function getActiveQuanta(universe) {
+        if (typeof universe.activeQuanta === 'function') {
+            return universe.activeQuanta();
+        }
+        return universe.activeQuanta;
+    }
+
+    // ── DataCollector ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+    /**
+     * Base collector for tick-by-tick metric sampling.
+     *
+     * @param {Object} [options]
+     * @param {number} [options.sampleInterval=100] - Record a sample every N ticks
+     * @param {Object} [options.params] - Experiment params to attach to results
+     */
+    function DataCollector(options) {
+        options = options || {};
+        this.sampleInterval = options.sampleInterval !== undefined ? options.sampleInterval : 100;
+        this.params = options.params || {};
+        this.timeSeries = [];
+    }
+
+    /**
+     * Called every tick by the runner. Records a sample if
+     * tick % sampleInterval === 0.
+     *
+     * @param {number} tick - Current tick number (1-based)
+     * @param {Object} universe - Engine universe instance
+     * @param {Object} setupResult - Object returned by the setup factory
+     * @returns {Object|null} The sample object, or null if not a sample tick
+     */
+    DataCollector.prototype.sample = function (tick, universe, setupResult) {
+        if (tick % this.sampleInterval !== 0) {
+            return null;
+        }
+
+        var metrics = this.collectMetrics(universe, setupResult);
+        var sample = { tick: tick };
+
+        // Merge metrics into sample
+        for (var key in metrics) {
+            if (metrics.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
+                sample[key] = metrics[key];
+            }
+        }
+
+        this.timeSeries.push(sample);
+        return sample;
+    };
+
+    /**
+     * Override in subclasses to return experiment-specific metrics.
+     * The base implementation records only activeQuanta.
+     *
+     * @param {Object} universe - Engine universe instance
+     * @param {Object} setupResult - Object returned by the setup factory
+     * @returns {Object} Flat object of metric key/value pairs
+     */
+    DataCollector.prototype.collectMetrics = function (universe, setupResult) {
+        return {
+            activeQuanta: getActiveQuanta(universe)
+        };
+    };
+
+    /**
+     * Return all collected data.
+     *
+     * @returns {{ params: Object, timeSeries: Array }}
+     */
+    DataCollector.prototype.getResults = function () {
+        return {
+            params: this.params,
+            timeSeries: this.timeSeries.slice()
+        };
+    };
+
+    /**
+     * Reset state for the next seed run.
+     */
+    DataCollector.prototype.reset = function () {
+        this.timeSeries = [];
+    };
+
+    // ── Static helper (re-exported for subclass convenience) ─────────────
+
+    DataCollector.getActiveQuanta = getActiveQuanta;
+
+    // ── Export ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+    export { DataCollector };
+

package/dist/frqtl/objects/constants/WallBehaviors.js

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+/* Copyright 2023-2026 by Essam Abadir */
+
+/**
+ * WallBehaviors — the ONE authority for the Collision LEXICON v2: the wall
+ * vocabulary (`collisionBehavior` × `bounceDirection` × composable hooks × presets)
+ * and the structured resolver that turns a wall spec into a compiled op-program.
+ *
+ * ── Schema-mirror discipline (architect W1(ii)/(iv) guard) ───────────────────
+ * The hook table FERRIES the frozen `CollisionActions` constant set BY REFERENCE —
+ * it NEVER re-types a SCREAMING_SNAKE string. The vocabulary keys ARE the enum: the
+ * `Wall` descriptor's enum fields read these maps (never a hand-listed enum),
+ * `Wall.js` reads the resolver, and the conformance/compiler tests drive their
+ * expectations off these same tables — so a behavior that works through one wall
+ * composite but not another is impossible: they all compile through the SAME
+ * `actionCompiler` from the SAME owned constants.
+ *
+ * ── The behavior axis (all compiled to op-programs by actionCompiler.js) ─────
+ *   nothing — pass through (no ops at all).
+ *   block   — STOP at the surface: eject to the closest position outside, velocity
+ *             KEPT (it parks at the face and keeps pushing).
+ *   bounce  — TURN AROUND: eject + a direction response (`bounceDirection`:
+ *             reflect = the incidence flip, random = a scatter redraw).
+ *   absorb  — the RADIATING absorber: kill + tally the mass into the wall's REAL
+ *             backing frame + re-radiate (conserving).
+ *   destroy — the plain kill (the mass sink at an experiment boundary).
+ * Hooks (`mark`/`count`/`recolor`) compose with ANY behavior.
+ */
+
+import { CollisionTypes } from '../../parts/CollisionTypes.js';
+import { CollisionActions } from '../../parts/CollisionActions.js';
+import { compileWallV2 } from '../objects/actionCompiler.js';
+
+
+
+    // ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
+    // Collision LEXICON v2 (CEO 3e2016aa) — the STUDIO/palette surface and the ONLY
+    // wall vocabulary. Three ferried vocab tables + a structured resolver that
+    // delegates to the ONE compiler authority (compileWallV2 in actionCompiler.js).
+    // ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
+
+    // behavior axis (ONE of): nothing | block | bounce | absorb | destroy. Keys ARE the enum.
+    // Ordered by escalating response to a hit: pass through → stop → turn → consume → remove.
+    //   nothing — pass-through (no ops at all).
+    //   block   — STOP the particle AT the surface: reposition it to the closest position
+    //             OUTSIDE the wall, velocity UNTOUCHED. Literally `bounce` minus the reflect
+    //             ops. MEASURED head-to-head against `bounce` on the canonical WASM engine
+    //             (wall x∈[200,220], leaf launched x=150 vx=+1): both stop penetration at
+    //             x=199, but `bounce` flips to vx=−1 and has RECEDED to x=158.5 by t=90,
+    //             while `block` keeps vx=+1 and PARKS at x=198.5 for every remaining tick.
+    //             Same contact tick (45), opposite outcome — so `bounce` is NOT a stand-in
+    //             for `block` (the eject-only op-set is the RESISTANCE intuition: a particle
+    //             cannot move into occupied space, and nothing gives it a reason to turn).
+    //   bounce  — a motion response (see bounceDirection).
+    //   absorb  — kill + tally into the wall's REAL backing frame + radiate (conserving).
+    //   destroy — plain kill.
+    var WALL_BEHAVIORS = { nothing: 'nothing', block: 'block', bounce: 'bounce', absorb: 'absorb', destroy: 'destroy' };
+    // bounceDirection (when behavior==bounce): reflect | random.
+    var BOUNCE_DIRECTIONS = { reflect: 'reflect', random: 'random' };
+    // hooks (composable with ANY behavior) — FERRIED from the frozen CollisionActions set.
+    // `mark`/`count` FERRY the frozen engine CollisionActions. `recolor` is a RENDER-INTENT
+    // hook (not an engine action — the engine has no color, I1): it stamps the wall's OWN
+    // drawn color into the collided frame's opaque string_map['render.color'], which the
+    // renderer providers already read. It is MARK's sibling (a string_map write the engine
+    // passes through), so it lives in the SAME composable-hooks slot; its value is a plain
+    // marker (there is no CollisionActions.RECOLOR to ferry).
+    var WALL_HOOKS = { mark: CollisionActions.MARK, count: CollisionActions.COUNT, recolor: 'recolor' };
+
+    function _valuesMap(obj) { var m = {}; Object.keys(obj).forEach(function (k) { m[k] = k; }); return m; }
+
+    /**
+     * Resolve the v2 nested wall spec to a compiled op-program + flags via the ONE
+     * compiler authority (compileWallV2). FAIL-LOUD on an unknown behavior/direction.
+     * @param {Object} props — { collisionBehavior, bounceDirection, angleConstraint,
+     *   decoherence, hooks, markTag, color, capacity, emissivity, reposition, orientationDeg }
+     * @returns {{ program, collectCollided, radiation, behavior, hooks }}
+     */
+    function resolveWallSpec(props) {
+        props = props || {};
+        var behavior = props.collisionBehavior || 'nothing';
+        if (!WALL_BEHAVIORS[behavior]) {
+            throw new Error('[WallBehaviors] unknown collisionBehavior "' + behavior + '" — must be one of [' +
+                Object.keys(WALL_BEHAVIORS).join(', ') + '].');
+        }
+        if (behavior === 'bounce' && props.bounceDirection && !BOUNCE_DIRECTIONS[props.bounceDirection]) {
+            throw new Error('[WallBehaviors] unknown bounceDirection "' + props.bounceDirection + '" — must be one of [' +
+                Object.keys(BOUNCE_DIRECTIONS).join(', ') + '].');
+        }
+        var hooks = Array.isArray(props.hooks) ? props.hooks : [];
+        hooks.forEach(function (hk) {
+            if (!WALL_HOOKS[hk]) {
+                throw new Error('[WallBehaviors] unknown hook "' + hk + '" — must be one of [' +
+                    Object.keys(WALL_HOOKS).join(', ') + '].');
+            }
+        });
+        var compiled = compileWallV2({
+            behavior: behavior,
+            bounceDirection: props.bounceDirection || 'reflect',
+            angleConstraint: props.angleConstraint,
+            orientationDeg: props.orientationDeg,
+            decoherence: props.decoherence,
+            hooks: hooks,
+            markTag: props.markTag,
+            // The wall's OWN drawn color — the ONE authority the `recolor` hook derives its
+            // render.color tag from at compile time (ferried, never a parallel color field).
+            color: props.color,
+            capacity: props.capacity,
+            // ABSORB radiating efficiency (fullness fraction of the emitted leaf). Omitted ⇒
+            // absorbRadiation's own default — no second copy of the default lives here.
+            emissivity: props.emissivity,
+            reposition: props.reposition || 'closest',
+            // Z1 — a real z-slab wall reflects/ejects on all six faces (3-axis incidence
+            // + closest3d eject). Derived from the caller (Wall.js reads it off the rect);
+            // omitted/false ⇒ the 2D path (byte-identical, SU1).
+            is3D: props.is3D === true,
+            // MIRROR ruling — the TRUE slab dims (Wall reads them off the rect) so a tilted 2D
+            // reflect wall can bake the OBB-NORMAL eject (perpendicular to the drawn face) instead
+            // of the beam-scattering AABB 'closest'. Omitted ⇒ the AABB eject (byte-identical, SU1).
+            slabW: props.slabW,
+            slabH: props.slabH,
+            // R2AX (CEO two-axis ruling 2026-07-26) — the plate's up/down tilt + z-depth,
+            // ferried so a pitched plate compiles the 3-space reflection about SlabFace's
+            // plate3.n. Omitted ⇒ byte-identical un-pitched programs (SU1).
+            pitchDeg: props.pitchDeg,
+            slabD: props.slabD
+        });
+        return { program: compiled.program, collectCollided: compiled.collectCollided,
+                 radiation: compiled.radiation, behavior: behavior, hooks: hooks.slice() };
+    }
+
+    // ── Presets (B6) — pure CONSTRUCTION sugar expanding to the v2 descriptor fields.
+    // The recipe/codegen round-trips the EXPANDED fields (never the preset name).
+    //
+    // THE NAMING RULE (CEO ruling, 2026-07-31): a preset's NAME MUST ASSERT ITS BEHAVIOR.
+    // `collisionBehavior:'nothing'` (pass-through) belongs ONLY on a preset whose name SAYS
+    // it passes through — `transparent-probe` is the one that earns it. A palette entry
+    // labelled "Wall" that particles walk through is the same defect class as mistaking
+    // `Tunnel{mode:'mirror'}` for a mirror: a name asserting behavior the part does not have.
+    // Before `block` existed there was no blocking behavior in the lexicon to point `wall` at,
+    // so `wall → nothing` was as honest as the vocabulary allowed — and simultaneously
+    // REDUNDANT with `transparent-probe`. `block` removed that reason, so `wall` now blocks.
+    // Apply this rule to every preset added here.
+    var WALL_PRESETS = {
+        'mirror':            { label: 'Mirror',            collisionBehavior: 'bounce',  bounceDirection: 'reflect' },
+        'brick':             { label: 'Brick Wall',        collisionBehavior: 'bounce',  bounceDirection: 'random', decoherence: false },
+        'detector-screen':   { label: 'Detector Screen',   collisionBehavior: 'destroy', hooks: ['count'], countFilter: 'any' },
+        'transparent-probe': { label: 'Transparent Probe', collisionBehavior: 'nothing', hooks: ['mark', 'count'] },
+        // A "Wall" is SOLID: it stops the particle at the surface, velocity kept (see `block`
+        // above). For a wall-shaped instrument that does NOT stop anything, use
+        // `transparent-probe` — that is what its name is for.
+        'wall':              { label: 'Wall',              collisionBehavior: 'block' }
+    };
+    /** Expand a preset key to its v2 descriptor-field bag (FRESH copy). FAIL-LOUD on unknown. */
+    function expandWallPreset(key) {
+        var p = WALL_PRESETS[key];
+        if (!p) {
+            throw new Error('[WallBehaviors] unknown wall preset "' + key + '" — must be one of [' +
+                Object.keys(WALL_PRESETS).join(', ') + '].');
+        }
+        var out = {}; Object.keys(p).forEach(function (k) { if (k !== 'label') { out[k] = Array.isArray(p[k]) ? p[k].slice() : p[k]; } });
+        return out;
+    }
+
+    function wallBehaviorV2ValuesMap() { return _valuesMap(WALL_BEHAVIORS); }
+    function bounceDirectionValuesMap() { return _valuesMap(BOUNCE_DIRECTIONS); }
+    function wallHookValuesMap() { return _valuesMap(WALL_HOOKS); }
+
+// Collision LEXICON v2 — the ONE wall vocabulary.
+export {
+    WALL_BEHAVIORS,
+    BOUNCE_DIRECTIONS,
+    WALL_HOOKS,
+    wallBehaviorV2ValuesMap,
+    bounceDirectionValuesMap,
+    wallHookValuesMap,
+    resolveWallSpec,
+    WALL_PRESETS,
+    expandWallPreset
+};

package/dist/frqtl/objects/geometry/SlabFace.js

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+/* Copyright 2023-2026 by Essam Abadir */
+
+/**
+ * SlabFace.js — the SOLE face / OBB / convention authority for a rotated Wall slab.
+ *
+ * ## Why this file exists (the DRY crux — architect Gate-2 ruling, circulation §1)
+ *
+ * A Wall mirror's reflecting FACE is derived from its `orientationDeg` in what USED to be
+ * three independent, hand-authored places, each re-writing the SAME "tall slab, y-DOWN
+ * screen handedness" convention:
+ *   1. the renderer draws the slab as `rect(-w/2,-h/2,w,h)` (h>w) rotated by +orientationDeg;
+ *   2. `actionCompiler._buildReflectOps` baked `alphaScreen = (90 + orientationDeg) % 360`
+ *      (the drawn-tall-face reflection line);
+ *   3. the engine swept-OBB narrow-phase needs the slab's rotated collision region.
+ *
+ * A hand-mirrored sign in ANY of the three re-creates the off-face deflection bug the CEO
+ * saw when rotating a mirror (the "1A/1D" class). This module is the ONE place the
+ * convention is written: `orientationDeg (+ slab aspect, z-slab) → canonical face geometry`.
+ * `_buildReflectOps` reads `reflectBaseDeg` from here; `Wall.compileWallV2` reads `obb` from
+ * here for the engine `region` field. The renderer consumes the RAW `orientationDeg` (the
+ * primary reference this convention is DEFINED to match — no second convention there).
+ *
+ * ## The convention (single authority — do not re-derive elsewhere)
+ *
+ * - **Drawn face.** The Wall mirror is a TALL slab (h > w). At orientation 0 its long face
+ *   is VERTICAL — the line at 90° in the engine's y-DOWN velocity coordinates — so a +x beam
+ *   bounces straight back (−x), exactly what the cardinal incidence tree does. p5/three draw
+ *   the slab rotated by +orientationDeg, so the drawn face LINE sits at `(90 + orientationDeg)`.
+ *   ⇒ `reflectBaseDeg = (90 + orientationDeg) % 360` — reflect about the line the user SEES.
+ * - **OBB geometry (convention-FREE, the ONLY thing that crosses the ABI).** The engine
+ *   deserializes `{ theta, hw, hh, hz }` and does a segment-vs-OBB test in ITS OWN coordinate
+ *   frame (`region.rs`, `Obb::to_local` rotates world by −theta). The slab's local x-axis
+ *   (thin, `hw = w/2`) and local y-axis (tall, `hh = h/2`) are world-rotated by +orientationDeg
+ *   to match the drawn rect. ⇒ `theta = orientationDeg` (RADIANS). There is NO "90+" in the
+ *   OBB — the reflection base and the OBB angle are DIFFERENT derived views of one input, and
+ *   the raw `orientationDeg` NEVER crosses to the engine (storing it there = the convention-
+ *   drift bug the circulation rejects).
+ *
+ * ## Cardinal gate (one threshold, shared with the reflect-law cardinal branch)
+ *
+ * `isCardinal` (orientationDeg ≡ 0 mod 90 within EPS) routes BOTH: (a) `_buildReflectOps` to
+ * the axis-aligned incidence tree, and (b) the engine to the byte-identical AABB path
+ * (`obb === null` ⇒ the sugar emits `region: null`). Aligning the two gates on one authority
+ * means "is this cardinal" is answered ONCE. At a cardinal, `obb` is `null` (byte-identical,
+ * SU1) — the region is the AABB and nothing rotated is ever sent.
+ *
+ * ## Layer 1 — API contract
+ *
+ * `resolveSlabFace({ cx, cy, w, h, orientationDeg, z, d }) → {`
+ *   `isCardinal:     boolean,`   // orientationDeg ≡ 0 (mod 90) within EPS
+ *   `reflectBaseDeg: number,`    // (90 + orientationDeg) % 360 — the value _buildReflectOps bakes
+ *   `obb: {`                     // convention-RESOLVED geometry (null when isCardinal)
+ *     `cx, cy, cz,`              // center (LO backing-frame center at collide time; JS-side/tests)
+ *     `hw, hh, hz,`              // half-extents (w/2, h/2, d/2) — hz 0 for a 2D slab
+ *     `theta,`                   // RADIANS, engine y-DOWN frame — the ONLY angle that crosses the ABI
+ *     `faceDir: { x, y },`       // unit drawn-face LINE dir, ENGINE (y-down) frame = the reflect
+ *                                //   law's invariant line (JS-side predicates; not on the ABI)
+ *     `normal:  { x, y }`        // faceDir ⟂ (+90) = the axis R(reflectBaseDeg) FLIPS — the
+ *                                //   tilted-reflect guard's crossing normal (sign conventional;
+ *                                //   the guard is n→−n invariant). Not on the ABI.
+ *   `} | null`
+ * `}`
+ *   @param {Object} spec
+ *   @param {number} [spec.cx=0]  emission/collision center X (px) — the LO re-centered center.
+ *   @param {number} [spec.cy=0]  center Y (px).
+ *   @param {number} spec.w       slab width (px, physics). Thin axis for a tall mirror.
+ *   @param {number} spec.h       slab height (px, physics). Long face axis for a tall mirror.
+ *   @param {number} [spec.orientationDeg=0]  mirror SURFACE angle (deg). Normalized to [0,360).
+ *   @param {number} [spec.z=0]   slab z-center (px) — 3D wall; 0 for 2D.
+ *   @param {number} [spec.d=0]   slab z-depth (px) — 3D wall; 0/absent ⇒ hz 0 (2D passthrough).
+ *   @param {number} [spec.pitchDeg=0]  up/down tilt about the plate's own long axis (deg,
+ *     [-90,90]; 3D wall REQUIRED). ≠0 ⇒ the PITCHED result shape: `{ pitched:true, obb:null,
+ *     plate3:{ n,u,v, hw,hh,hz, aabb } }` — the true 3-space plate basis; NO engine region
+ *     (z-theta-only contract; the in-op guard is the narrow phase). 0/absent ⇒ byte-identical
+ *     un-pitched behavior (this whole block is opt-in — CEO two-axis ruling 2026-07-26).
+ *
+ * ## Layer 2 — physics behavior
+ * ZERO physics of its own (SU1). This is a pure geometry derivation consumed by the reflect
+ * op-program (velocity RESPONSE) and the engine narrow-phase (collision MEMBERSHIP). Rotating
+ * the mirror sweeps the drawn face; `reflectBaseDeg`/`theta` follow it so the bounce happens
+ * AT the face the user sees and the collision REGION is that same rotated slab. A moved bench
+ * golden would mean physics leaked into this convenience layer — the SU1 bug.
+ */
+
+
+
+    var EPS = 1e-9;
+    var DEG2RAD = Math.PI / 180;
+
+    /**
+     * Resolve a slab's face convention + OBB geometry from ONE input (orientationDeg).
+     * See the file header for the full contract. Convention-free geometry only crosses
+     * the ABI (theta + half-extents); the raw orientationDeg NEVER does.
+     * @param {Object} spec
+     * @returns {{ isCardinal: boolean, reflectBaseDeg: number, obb: Object|null }}
+     */
+    function resolveSlabFace(spec) {
+        spec = spec || {};
+        var w = +spec.w;
+        var h = +spec.h;
+        var o = (typeof spec.orientationDeg === 'number' && isFinite(spec.orientationDeg))
+            ? spec.orientationDeg : 0;
+        // ── PITCH (two-axis mirror, CEO ruling 2026-07-26) ─────────────────────────
+        // `pitchDeg` rotates the plate about its OWN in-plane LONG axis (the drawn face
+        // line), tipping the face normal out of the xy-plane: positive pitch tips the
+        // normal toward +z. The TRUE 3-space plate basis:
+        //   u  = (cos rb, sin rb, 0)                  — long axis (pitch rotation axis)
+        //   n  = (n2.x·cos p, n2.y·cos p, sin p)      — face normal (the reflection axis)
+        //   v  = u × n                                 — depth axis (pitched)
+        // pitch 0 (or absent) is BYTE-IDENTICAL to the un-pitched contract (the z-axis
+        // orientation law with vz passing through) — the pitched branch below is opt-in.
+        // A pitched plate has NO engine ObbRegion (the region contract is z-theta-only):
+        // callers emit region null and use the plate's 3D AABB as the broad phase; the
+        // in-op guard (actionCompiler) is the narrow phase. Engine two-angle OBB is a
+        // flagged Gate-1 follow-up.
+        var p = (typeof spec.pitchDeg === 'number' && isFinite(spec.pitchDeg)) ? spec.pitchDeg : 0;
+        if (Math.abs(p) > EPS) {
+            if (p < -90 || p > 90) {
+                throw new Error('[SlabFace] pitchDeg must be within [-90, 90]; got ' + p);
+            }
+            var dP = (typeof spec.d === 'number' && isFinite(spec.d) && spec.d > 0) ? spec.d : 0;
+            if (!(dP > 0)) {
+                throw new Error('[SlabFace] a PITCHED plate requires a real z-depth (3D wall) — ' +
+                    'pitchDeg ' + p + ' with d=' + spec.d + '. Give the wall a z/depth first.');
+            }
+            var onormP = ((o % 360) + 360) % 360;
+            var rbP = (90 + onormP) % 360;
+            var gP = rbP * DEG2RAD;
+            var prad = p * DEG2RAD;
+            var u3 = { x: Math.cos(gP), y: Math.sin(gP), z: 0 };
+            var n2p = { x: -Math.sin(gP), y: Math.cos(gP) };
+            var n3 = { x: n2p.x * Math.cos(prad), y: n2p.y * Math.cos(prad), z: Math.sin(prad) };
+            var v3 = {   // u × n
+                x: u3.y * n3.z - u3.z * n3.y,
+                y: u3.z * n3.x - u3.x * n3.z,
+                z: u3.x * n3.y - u3.y * n3.x
+            };
+            var hwP = w / 2, hhP = h / 2, hzP = dP / 2;
+            var cxP = (typeof spec.cx === 'number' && isFinite(spec.cx)) ? spec.cx : 0;
+            var cyP = (typeof spec.cy === 'number' && isFinite(spec.cy)) ? spec.cy : 0;
+            var czP = (typeof spec.z === 'number' && isFinite(spec.z)) ? spec.z : 0;
+            return {
+                isCardinal: false,
+                pitched: true,
+                reflectBaseDeg: rbP,
+                obb: null,     // NO engine region for a pitched plate (z-theta-only contract)
+                plate3: {
+                    cx: cxP, cy: cyP, cz: czP,
+                    n: n3, u: u3, v: v3,
+                    hw: hwP, hh: hhP, hz: hzP,
+                    // World-axis-aligned half-extents of the pitched plate (the broad-phase
+                    // superset box — the ONE place these are derived).
+                    aabb: {
+                        hx: Math.abs(n3.x) * hwP + Math.abs(u3.x) * hhP + Math.abs(v3.x) * hzP,
+                        hy: Math.abs(n3.y) * hwP + Math.abs(u3.y) * hhP + Math.abs(v3.y) * hzP,
+                        hz: Math.abs(n3.z) * hwP + Math.abs(u3.z) * hhP + Math.abs(v3.z) * hzP
+                    }
+                }
+            };
+        }
+        // Normalize to [0,360) so 315, −45, 675 all collapse to their canonical residue —
+        // the SAME normalization _buildReflectOps used (`((o % 360) + 360) % 360`), so the
+        // repoint is byte-identical.
+        var onorm = ((o % 360) + 360) % 360;
+        var mod90 = onorm % 90;
+        var isCardinal = (mod90 < EPS) || ((90 - mod90) < EPS);
+
+        // reflectBaseDeg = the drawn TALL-face line angle in the engine y-DOWN frame.
+        // Identical to the value the pre-repoint _buildReflectOps baked as `alphaScreen`.
+        var reflectBaseDeg = (90 + onorm) % 360;
+
+        var obb = null;
+        if (!isCardinal) {
+            var cx = (typeof spec.cx === 'number' && isFinite(spec.cx)) ? spec.cx : 0;
+            var cy = (typeof spec.cy === 'number' && isFinite(spec.cy)) ? spec.cy : 0;
+            var cz = (typeof spec.z === 'number' && isFinite(spec.z)) ? spec.z : 0;
+            var d = (typeof spec.d === 'number' && isFinite(spec.d) && spec.d > 0) ? spec.d : 0;
+            // theta = the slab's OWN rotation (matches the drawn rect rotated +orientationDeg).
+            // NOT reflectBaseDeg — the OBB is the geometric slab, the reflect base is the face
+            // LINE. Both are pure functions of the same onorm; neither is a second source.
+            var theta = onorm * DEG2RAD;
+            // Auxiliary face vectors (JS-side predicates / guards / tests — do NOT cross the
+            // ABI), in the ENGINE frame (y-DOWN screen coords — the frame frame.x/y/vx/vy and
+            // the reflect law's algebra live in):
+            //   faceDir = (cos rb, sin rb)  — the drawn long-face LINE direction. This is BOTH
+            //     (a) the p5-drawn long axis (local (0,1) rotated +orientationDeg in screen
+            //         coords: (−sin o, cos o) ≡ (cos(90+o), sin(90+o))), and
+            //     (b) the +1-eigenvector (invariant line) of the reflect law R(reflectBaseDeg)
+            //         = [cos2α sin2α; sin2α −cos2α] that `_buildReflectOps` bakes.
+            //   normal  = (−sin rb, cos rb) — faceDir rotated +90 in the same algebra: the
+            //     −1-eigenvector R actually FLIPS, i.e. the crossing normal the tilted-reflect
+            //     guard trigger tests against. Its overall SIGN is conventional (the guard is
+            //     invariant under n → −n: flipping n flips both s(P) and v·n, and the guard
+            //     only reads their products).
+            // One frame, one convention: drawn face ≡ reflect-law invariant line ≡ guard line.
+            // (A y-flipped variant here is the exact hand-mirrored-sign bug circulation §1 bans.)
+            var g = reflectBaseDeg * DEG2RAD;
+            var faceDir = { x: Math.cos(g), y: Math.sin(g) };
+            var normal = { x: -faceDir.y, y: faceDir.x };
+            obb = {
+                cx: cx, cy: cy, cz: cz,
+                hw: w / 2, hh: h / 2, hz: d / 2,
+                theta: theta,
+                faceDir: faceDir,
+                normal: normal
+            };
+        }
+
+        return { isCardinal: isCardinal, reflectBaseDeg: reflectBaseDeg, obb: obb };
+    }
+
+    /**
+     * Extract the CONVENTION-FREE, center-less engine `region` field from a resolved obb.
+     * The engine re-centers the LO's rect on its backing frame every tick, so the stored
+     * region carries NO center (a stored center would go stale) — only `{ kind, theta, hw,
+     * hh, hz }`. Returns `null` when there is no obb (cardinal ⇒ the AABB path). This is the
+     * ONE adapter from SlabFace geometry to the `LargeObject.region` schema field / ABI.
+     * @param {Object|null} obb — the `.obb` from resolveSlabFace (or null).
+     * @returns {{ kind: 'obb', theta: number, hw: number, hh: number, hz: number }|null}
+     */
+    function regionFromObb(obb) {
+        if (!obb) { return null; }
+        return { kind: 'obb', theta: obb.theta, hw: obb.hw, hh: obb.hh, hz: obb.hz };
+    }
+
+    /**
+     * BROAD-PHASE SUPERSET (CEO/architect MIRROR ruling, 2026-07-25 — the sugar-half
+     * broad-phase-rect flag closed here). The engine's spatial index is an AABB broad
+     * phase over the LO's registered rect (`octree.rs`); a tilted TALL slab's raw
+     * un-rotated rect is NARROWER in x than the rotated slab, so a beam aimed at the
+     * face TIP (outside the raw rect, inside the true rotated slab) is never a broad-
+     * phase candidate and never collides. FIX (superset discipline): the LO's broad-
+     * phase rect for a tilted wall = the ROTATED slab's AXIS-ALIGNED bounding box; the
+     * OBB `region` (narrow phase) is UNCHANGED and culls the AABB corners back out. This
+     * is the ONE place the rotated-AABB half-extents are derived (Wall never hand-derives
+     * them) — the SAME `theta` the region/reflect law already share, so no second
+     * convention. Returns half-extents (the LO rect stays center-symmetric about the
+     * slab center, which rotation preserves). z is NOT rotated by the xy-plane OBB, so
+     * the z half-extent passes through as `hz`.
+     *   aabbHx = hw·|cos θ| + hh·|sin θ|   (x reach of the rotated w×h slab)
+     *   aabbHy = hw·|sin θ| + hh·|cos θ|   (y reach)
+     *   aabbHz = hz                        (z-slab depth is orientation-independent)
+     * @param {Object|null} obb — the `.obb` from resolveSlabFace (or null → null, the
+     *   cardinal/AABB path: broad-phase rect stays the raw rect, byte-identical SU1).
+     * @returns {{ hx: number, hy: number, hz: number }|null}
+     */
+    function aabbHalfExtentsFromObb(obb) {
+        if (!obb) { return null; }
+        var c = Math.abs(Math.cos(obb.theta));
+        var s = Math.abs(Math.sin(obb.theta));
+        return {
+            hx: obb.hw * c + obb.hh * s,
+            hy: obb.hw * s + obb.hh * c,
+            hz: obb.hz
+        };
+    }
+
+export { resolveSlabFace, regionFromObb, aabbHalfExtentsFromObb };