@maka/maka-cli 5.237.0 → 5.239.0

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  {
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  "name": "@maka/maka-cli",
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- "version": "5.237.0",
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+ "version": "5.239.0",
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  "type": "module",
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  "summary": "A command line tool for scaffolding Meteor 3.x applications using either React.",
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  "description": "A command line tool for scaffolding Meteor 3.x applications using React.",
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  import { Command } from './command.js';
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  import { movePersonaWith } from '../utilities/matrix-roster.js';
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- import { resolveHostInReach, hostsInReach, gridVicinity, hostOver } from '../utilities/grid-reach.js';
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+ import { resolveHostInReach, hostsInReach, gridVicinity, hostOver, hostDoorOpenFor } from '../utilities/grid-reach.js';
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  import { hint } from '../utilities/hints.js';
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  import { hostLabel } from '../utilities/grid-names.js';
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  import { billAction } from '../utilities/action-cost.js';
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  // actions to get a mark has bought the door, and charging them a
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  // test here would be inventing a rule the book explicitly denies
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  // ("There is no test involved").
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- const marks = target.hostMarksBy.get(actor.name) ?? 0;
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- if (marks < 1 && !target.hostCracked && !target.hostSanctioned) {
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+ //
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+ // AND IT IS THE ONLY GATE (DxfeZTBrP6Bu7MLF4). It used to read `||
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+ // hostCracked`, which is the SITE's state and never expires -- see
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+ // grid-reach.ts hostDoorOpenFor for why that was a door nobody could
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+ // ever close again. A persona whose keys are gone gets its own line:
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+ // the wreckage it can see from out here is real, and saying "doesn't
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+ // know you" about a node it personally tore open would read as the
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+ // engine forgetting the last ten minutes.
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+ if (!hostDoorOpenFor(target, actor)) {
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+ const wrecked = target.hostCracked;
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  return [
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- `{light-blue-fg}${hostLabel(target, { capital: true })} doesn't know you. Its architecture has no door shaped like your icon.{/light-blue-fg}`,
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- hint(`A host opens to anyone holding a MARK on it (p.239) -- "mark ${target.name}" softens it, or "hack" takes one by force.`),
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+ wrecked
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+ ? `{light-blue-fg}${hostLabel(target, { capital: true })} is still hanging open where you broke it -- and it does not know YOU. Your keys are out of the lattice; the architecture has nothing shaped like your icon to open for.{/light-blue-fg}`
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+ : `{light-blue-fg}${hostLabel(target, { capital: true })} doesn't know you. Its architecture has no door shaped like your icon.{/light-blue-fg}`,
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+ hint(`A host opens to anyone holding a MARK on it, and marks die with the session you placed them in (p.239, p.236) -- "hack ${target.name}" keys it quietly, "force ${target.name}" takes one loud.`),
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  ].join('\n');
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  }
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  // A Complex Action (p.239) -- billed only inside a Combat Turn.
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  const roster = names.length > 0
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  ? ` In reach: ${names.slice(0, 8).join(', ')}${names.length > 8 ? `, and ${names.length - 8} more` : ''} -- "${this.verbName} <name>" reaches one from here (Tab completes it).`
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  : '';
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+ // AND IF THEY NAMED SOMETHING THAT IS SIMPLY DARK, SAY SO
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+ // (reporter's ruling 2026-09-17: slaved security gear comes up
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+ // with its radio off). A player who types "hack keypad" has read
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+ // the keypad off the room's own prose with their eyes; the grid
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+ // genuinely has nothing by that name, and "no host, no PAN, no
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+ // camera" is a true sentence that answers the wrong question and
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+ // teaches nothing. This is the one moment the difference between
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+ // HIDDEN and DARK is worth spelling out, and it is also the only
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+ // place a decker on a fully hardwired site would otherwise never
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+ // meet the verb that still works.
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+ const dark = named
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+ ? (this.actor.bodyRoom ?? this.actor.currentLocation).devices.find(d => d.rating > 0 && !d.broadcastsAro() && d.name.toLowerCase().includes(named.toLowerCase()))
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+ : undefined;
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+ if (dark) {
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+ return `${dark.name} has NO RADIO -- it is wired into this place, not broadcasting, and the grid cannot see it at all (p.421). Nothing you do out here will reach it.${hint(` (p.421 takes away WIRELESS hacking, not the port: "jack out", walk to it, and "tap ${dark.name}" -- a cable beats its master's ratings and a mark on a slave is a mark on the host.)`)}`;
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+ }
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  return named
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  ? `Nothing on the grid answers to "${named}" -- no host by that name, no PAN, no camera.${roster}`
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  : `Thin grid out here -- no host node hangs over ${gridVicinity(this.actor).name}.${roster}`;
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  import { whereIsThat } from '../utilities/matrix-roster.js';
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- import { resolveHostInReach, roomsInReach, noiseNote, gridVicinity } from '../utilities/grid-reach.js';
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+ import { resolveHostInReach, roomsInReach, noiseNote, gridVicinity, hostDoorOpenFor } from '../utilities/grid-reach.js';
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  import { perceptionTest } from '../utilities/perception.js';
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  import { matchesHostName, matchesCameraName, hostLabel } from '../utilities/grid-names.js';
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  import { Door } from '../models/door.js';
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  return `That file is on the ${room.offlineServer} -- a box with no Matrix presence. Nothing out here reaches it; your body has to be in ${room.name} (p.233).`;
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  }
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  if (reach === 'enter') {
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- return `That file is INSIDE the host -- from out on the grid you have its shell and nothing through it (p.246). ${(room.hostMarksBy.get(this.actor.name) ?? 0) > 0 || room.hostCracked ? `"enter" to go in.` : `A mark opens the door: "hack ${hostLabel(room)}" (quiet) or "force ${hostLabel(room)}" (loud), then "enter".`}`;
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+ return `That file is INSIDE the host -- from out on the grid you have its shell and nothing through it (p.246). ${hostDoorOpenFor(room, this.actor) ? `"enter" to go in.` : `A mark opens the door: "hack ${hostLabel(room)}" (quiet) or "force ${hostLabel(room)}" (loud), then "enter".`}`;
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  }
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  // The host's seal covers the HOST's archive. A file on an offline
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  // server is not in there -- cracking the building's host does
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  import { Command } from './command.js';
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  import { whereIsThat } from '../utilities/matrix-roster.js';
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- import { gridVicinity } from '../utilities/grid-reach.js';
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+ import { gridVicinity, hostDoorOpenFor } from '../utilities/grid-reach.js';
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  import { fileReach } from '../utilities/planes.js';
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  import { canReach, ensureAtSpot, sealedRouteTo } from '../utilities/spots.js';
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  import { hint } from '../utilities/hints.js';
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  return `Those files are on the ${room.offlineServer} -- off the network entirely. No persona reaches that box; your BODY has to be in ${room.name} (p.233).`;
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  }
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  if (reach === 'enter') {
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- return `Those files are INSIDE the host, and you're out on the grid looking at its shell (p.246). ${room.hostMarksBy.has(this.actor.name) || room.hostCracked ? `"enter" first.` : `Get a mark on it and "enter" -- or "hack" your way in.`}`;
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+ return `Those files are INSIDE the host, and you're out on the grid looking at its shell (p.246). ${hostDoorOpenFor(room, this.actor) ? `"enter" first.` : `Get a mark on it and "enter" -- or "hack" your way in.`}`;
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  // Same split as look.ts: the host's seal does not reach a box that
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  // is not on the network. The air gap IS the server's security.
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  if (far.reach === 'offline')
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  return `${far.item.name} is on the ${far.room.offlineServer} in ${far.room.name} -- an offline server, off the network entirely. No persona reaches that box; your BODY has to be in ${far.room.name} (p.233).`;
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  if (far.reach === 'host')
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- return `${far.item.name} is INSIDE ${far.room.name}'s host, and you're out on the grid looking at its shell (p.246). ${far.room.hostMarksBy.has(this.actor.name) || far.room.hostCracked ? `"enter ${far.room.name}" first.` : `Get a mark on it and "enter" -- or "hack" your way in.`}`;
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+ return `${far.item.name} is INSIDE ${far.room.name}'s host, and you're out on the grid looking at its shell (p.246). ${hostDoorOpenFor(far.room, this.actor) ? `"enter ${far.room.name}" first.` : `Get a mark on it and "enter" -- or "hack" your way in.`}`;
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  if (far.reach === 'open')
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  return `${far.item.name} is loose on the grid -- a dim icon. ${hint(`"download ${far.item.name}" writes it to a chip from here.`)}`;
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  return `The ${item.name} sits on the ${room.offlineServer} -- a box with no Matrix presence at all. No persona reaches it from anywhere: get your BODY into ${room.name} and cable in (p.233).`;
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  }
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  if (reach === 'enter') {
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- return `The ${item.name} is INSIDE the host -- you're on the outside grid, reading its shell (p.246). ${(room.hostMarksBy.get(this.actor.name) ?? 0) > 0 || room.hostCracked ? `"enter" first.` : `Get a mark on it and "enter" -- or "hack" your way in.`}`;
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+ return `The ${item.name} is INSIDE the host -- you're on the outside grid, reading its shell (p.246). ${hostDoorOpenFor(room, this.actor) ? `"enter" first.` : `Get a mark on it and "enter" -- or "hack" your way in.`}`;
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  }
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  // A LOOSE END IS ERASED, NOT CARRIED (win-condition-seed.ts 'erase',
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  // 2026-09-14): pulling the footage down to a chip leaves the desk's
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  if (!isWatched(room)) {
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- return `No cameras in here to cable into.${hint(` (Your overlay tags them " Camera cluster" when there are.)`)}`;
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+ // NOT "your overlay tags them", which stopped being true when
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+ // slaved lenses went dark (reporter's ruling 2026-09-17): a
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+ // hardwired cluster has no icon for the overlay to tag. The
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+ // housings are a thing the room's prose names and your eyes find.
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+ return `No cameras in here to cable into.${hint(` (Look for the housings -- a hardwired cluster shows no icon at all, and still takes a cable.)`)}`;
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  // allowed this at all) -- each one names what a direct connection
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  const now = Math.min(MAX_MARKS, held + 1);
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+ // YOU CANNOT HOLD A MARK ON AN ICON YOU CANNOT PICK OUT. Every other
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+ // route to a mark goes through seeing the thing first -- from the
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+ // grid you have to target an icon, and targeting a silent one means
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+ // beating it in an opposed Matrix Perception. The cable is the one
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+ // route that does not, because it is your hand on the housing rather
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+ // than a search. Without this the new verb left a state nothing else
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+ // in the game can reach: a device you own and cannot see, invisible
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+ // on the grid you just keyed it from. Banked OUTSIDE (p.246), since
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+ // what you learned you learned off the object itself.
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+ device.markSpotted(actor.name);
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  `{light-blue-fg}The filament finds the connector and ${device.name} stops being furniture -- it's a device, and it's talking to you.{/light-blue-fg}`,
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  ` {light-blue-fg}It never gets to hide behind the network: a cable doesn't ask permission, so it has to defend itself on DR ${device.rating} alone (p.233).{/light-blue-fg}`,
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  // so a device found in there first appeared when you left. It is
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  // listed inside now, where p.233 puts it.
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- export const ENGINE_VERSION = '1.86.0';
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+ // 1.87.0 (2026-09-17): SLAVED SECURITY GEAR IS DARK, NOT HIDING
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+ // (eJANPpm7qCaCAJBJw, reporter's ruling: "If a device isn't running
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+ // wireless, it cannot be seen. I assume that security devices, such as
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+ // maglocks, cameras, sensors, etc., do not run wireless ... Let's give
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+ // devices a 'wireless' setting. Default security devices to have this
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+ // attribute of 'off'.")
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+ // TWO DIFFERENT ABSENCES, and the whole change is keeping them apart.
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+ // RUNNING SILENT (p.235-236) is an icon hiding: a sweep can beat it,
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+ // and a lost sweep still reports that something is there. DARK (p.421,
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+ // "can no longer be wirelessly hacked") is no icon at all: nothing to
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+ // contest, and no hint anything was ever there. Security furniture was
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+ // the first; it is the second now.
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+ // NOT A BLANKET, per the reporter's own correction: "not ALL cameras
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+ // need to be slaved to a host -- a mom and pop store can have a
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+ // wireless camera." The MASTER decides. A lock, panel or camera
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+ // cluster in a room with a host over it is wired into that site's
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+ // network and comes up dark; one with no host over it keeps its radio,
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+ // because the radio is the only way it reaches anyone. Seeds override
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+ // per device (IDeviceSeedJson.wireless) and per site
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+ // AND IT IS NOT A WALL -- the reporter's second correction, which was
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+ // also right: "physical contact CAN get access to the host through its
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+ // slaved device. Physical is NOT wireless." p.421 takes away WIRELESS
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+ // still cables a dark maglock, still beats its own DR instead of its
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+ // master's (p.233), and the mark it buys is still a mark on the host.
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+ // answered "when I leave the host, all slaved devices are
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+ // makes a persona in a WAN "directly connected to all devices in the
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+ // WAN", and a direct connection is a LINK, not a search -- the same
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+ // reason `tap` reaches a device nobody has ever spotted. The same
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+ // the room with their eyes. It now says the icon does not exist and
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+ // (DxfeZTBrP6Bu7MLF4, Maka: "I shouldn't be able to re-enter the host
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+ // if I have no marks on it"). `enter` accepted Room.hostCracked as a
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+ // three marks forced into the Approach host, cracked, JACK OUT (canon
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+ // deletes every mark they placed, p.242), jack back in reading MARKS
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+ // 0 held -- and straight back inside with the Patrol locking on.
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+ * INSIDE THE WAN THERE IS NOTHING TO FIND. p.233: "if you are in a
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+ * host that has a WAN, you are considered directly connected to all
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+ * devices in the WAN." A direct connection is a LINK, not a search --
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+ * which is exactly why `tap` reaches a device nobody has ever spotted.
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+ * The same relationship cannot mean "you hold a link to it" for the
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+ * cable and "now go find it" for the host. So from in here a slaved
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+ * device is simply present, radio or no radio: the WAN link is the
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+ * WIRE, and the airwaves have nothing to do with it.
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  *
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- * p.246 is the rule underneath: "the virtual space inside a host is
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- * separate from the outside grid." What you learned in there, you
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- * learned in there.
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+ * OUTSIDE IT IS THE AIRWAVES OR NOTHING. No wireless, no icon (p.421:
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+ * a wireless-off device "can no longer be wirelessly hacked"). With a
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+ * radio it still has to be picked out of the noise if it is running
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+ * silent (p.235-236).
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  *
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- * IT ONLY RUNS ONE WAY. An OUTSIDE spot beats the harder test, so it
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- * counts inside too (see hasIconFor); an inside spot does not come
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- * back out with you.
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+ * THIS IS ALSO WHAT KILLS THE LEAK the reporter found -- "when I leave
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+ * the host, all slaved devices are automatically visible" -- and kills
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+ * it by construction rather than by bookkeeping. 1.86.0 fixed it with
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+ * a second `spottedInsideBy` record so a cheap sweep inside could not
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+ * satisfy the dear gate outside. There is no sweep inside any more, so
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+ * there is nothing to bank and no second record to keep honest.
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  */
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- spottedInsideBy = new Set();
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- /** Is this icon on the grid for this viewer? Wireless and rated (the
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- * old broadcastsAro question), and either loud or already spotted
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- * FROM WHERE THEY ARE STANDING -- `inside` means inside the host this
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- * device is slaved to, where p.233 makes them directly connected. */
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  hasIconFor(viewerName, inside = false) {
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+ if (inside)
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+ return this.rating > 0;
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  if (!this.broadcastsAro())
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  return false;
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- if (!this.silent)
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- return true;
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- if (this.spottedBy.has(viewerName))
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- return true;
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- return inside && this.spottedInsideBy.has(viewerName);
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+ return !this.silent || this.spottedBy.has(viewerName);
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  }
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- /** Hidden from this viewer, and therefore worth rolling against. */
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+ /** Hidden from this viewer, and therefore worth rolling against. Never
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+ * from inside its own host: see hasIconFor. */
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  isHiddenFrom(viewerName, inside = false) {
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- return this.broadcastsAro() && this.silent && !this.hasIconFor(viewerName, inside);
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+ return !inside && this.broadcastsAro() && this.silent && !this.spottedBy.has(viewerName);
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  }
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- /** Record a sweep this viewer won, on the side of the wall they won it
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- * (p.246). */
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- markSpotted(viewerName, inside) {
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- if (inside)
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- this.spottedInsideBy.add(viewerName);
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- else
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- this.spottedBy.add(viewerName);
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+ /** Record a sweep this viewer won -- or a cable they put into it, which
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+ * teaches the same fact the harder way. */
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+ markSpotted(viewerName) {
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+ this.spottedBy.add(viewerName);
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  }
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  /**
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  * WHAT IT IS MADE OF (p.197-198): Structure is the condition monitor
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  */
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  camerasSpottedBy = new Set();
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  /**
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- * AND THE SAME SPLIT Device.spottedInsideBy carries, for the same
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- * reason and the same bug. A sweep won INSIDE the host the lenses are
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- * slaved to beats their bare rating -- one die, for a p.356 camera --
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- * while the grid outside asks for the host's Rating + Sleaze. Sharing
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- * one set let the cheap win open the dear door, so stepping into a
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- * host and looking around lit the cameras up on the street when you
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- * came back out. p.246: the two spaces are separate.
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- *
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- * Outward-only, like the device's: an outside spot counts everywhere,
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- * an inside one stays inside.
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+ * DOES THIS CLUSTER RUN A RADIO AT ALL (reporter's ruling 2026-09-17,
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+ * eJANPpm7qCaCAJBJw)? Unset takes the derived answer in
87
+ * surveillance.ts camerasBroadcast: slaved to a host means DARK,
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+ * standalone means broadcasting -- "not ALL cameras need to be slaved
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+ * to a host, a mom and pop store can have a wireless camera". Set it
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+ * to force either way per site.
95
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  */
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- camerasSpottedInsideBy = new Set();
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- /** Has this viewer pinned the cluster's icon from where they stand? */
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+ camerasWireless;
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+ /** Has this viewer pinned the cluster's icon? Inside the host these
94
+ * lenses are slaved to, there is nothing to pin: p.233 makes a
95
+ * persona in the WAN directly connected to everything on it, which is
96
+ * a LINK and not a search. Mirrors Device.hasIconFor. */
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  camerasSpottedFor(viewerName, inside = false) {
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- if (this.camerasSpottedBy.has(viewerName))
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- return true;
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- return inside && this.camerasSpottedInsideBy.has(viewerName);
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+ return inside || this.camerasSpottedBy.has(viewerName);
102
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  }
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  /**
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  * WHAT THE LENSES RATE (eJANPpm7qCaCAJBJw, third rejection: "the
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
1
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  import { isLinked, CALL_COLOR } from './comm-style.js';
2
- import { isWatched, camerasLive, canSnoopFeeds } from './surveillance.js';
2
+ import { isWatched, camerasLive, canSnoopFeeds, camerasBroadcast } from './surveillance.js';
3
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  import { Category } from '../types/shared/item-enum.js';
4
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  import { hint } from './hints.js';
5
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  import { cameraDrTag, drTagFor } from './grid-view.js';
@@ -143,7 +143,12 @@ export function aroTags(scene, actor, room) {
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  // the host, so it shows only to whoever owns the feeds.
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  // Same gate as the grid: this overlay draws ICONS, and a camera icon
145
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  // is the first thing p.217 lists as deliberately hidden until spotted.
146
- if (isWatched(room) && room.camerasSpottedBy.has(actor.name)) {
146
+ // A DARK CLUSTER IS CORRECTLY ABSENT, for the same reason a dark
147
+ // device is (reporter's ruling 2026-09-17): lenses wired into a site's
148
+ // host broadcast nothing, and this overlay annotates broadcasts. The
149
+ // housings are still there to be seen and still take a cable -- that
150
+ // is the meat layer's business, not this one's.
151
+ if (isWatched(room) && camerasBroadcast(scene.getRooms(), room) && room.camerasSpottedBy.has(actor.name)) {
147
152
  const rooms = scene.getRooms();
148
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  // The verb rides the tag: standing in the room IS the requirement
149
154
  // for a direct connection (commands/tap.ts), so this is the one
@@ -174,6 +179,17 @@ export function aroTags(scene, actor, room) {
174
179
  // (p.217, p.235-236). The OBJECT is untouched: the maglock is still
175
180
  // screwed to the door, still described by a meat-world `look`, and
176
181
  // still picked, breached, shot and keyed exactly as before.
182
+ // A DARK DEVICE IS CORRECTLY ABSENT FROM THIS LIST (reporter's
183
+ // ruling 2026-09-17: slaved security gear comes up with its radio
184
+ // off). This overlay annotates BROADCASTS -- see the contract at the
185
+ // top of the file -- and a device with no radio has nothing to
186
+ // annotate, exactly like a silent PAN or an offline server.
187
+ //
188
+ // The first cut of that ruling printed a "NO RADIO" line here on the
189
+ // grounds that a body has eyes. It does, but this is not the eyes:
190
+ // the object is named by the room's own prose and worked by the meat
191
+ // verbs, and commands/bypass-command.ts is where a body is told what
192
+ // its hands and its cable can reach. Two surfaces, one contract each.
177
193
  if (!device.hasIconFor(actor.name))
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  continue;
179
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  // THE CABLE IS THE OTHER VERB (eJANPpm7qCaCAJBJw). The overlay
@@ -41,6 +41,42 @@ export function hostsInReach(rooms, actor) {
41
41
  export function hostOver(room) {
42
42
  return room?.hasNode ? room : undefined;
43
43
  }
44
+ /**
45
+ * IS THE DOOR OPEN TO THIS PERSONA -- the one answer, so that the verb
46
+ * that crosses and every hint that says "enter" cannot disagree
47
+ * (DxfeZTBrP6Bu7MLF4, Maka: "I shouldn't be able to re-enter the host if
48
+ * I have no marks on it").
49
+ *
50
+ * p.239 is one sentence long: "Marks required 1 ... a host allows anyone
51
+ * to enter if they've got a mark." RAG-checked 2026-09-17, which also
52
+ * settles the other half: marks "only last a single Matrix session and
53
+ * are deleted when you reboot" (p.236), reaching three of them buys
54
+ * nothing that outlives them, and a host's owner cannot be changed
55
+ * (p.237) -- so there is no state in canon that stands in for the key.
56
+ *
57
+ * WHAT USED TO STAND IN FOR IT. `enter` accepted Room.hostCracked, which
58
+ * is ROOM-GLOBAL and permanent for the save: once anybody took the node
59
+ * to three marks, that door never closed again -- not for the decker who
60
+ * jacked out (canon wipes their marks, p.242) and not for a team-mate
61
+ * who had never touched it. That is the same confusion 1.56.0 named for
62
+ * `hack`/`mark` (spcebZTKN24GYRHXW: a cracked host is not a host you
63
+ * hold marks on) with the one verb the flag was actually a door for left
64
+ * out. The crack's WORLD consequences are untouched -- a vault hanging
65
+ * open stays open, its archive stays listed -- because those are facts
66
+ * about the site and this is a fact about your keys.
67
+ *
68
+ * THE HAVEN IS THE ONE EXEMPTION, and it is an engine ruling, not canon:
69
+ * a sanctioned host (utilities/jackpoint.ts, Room.hostSanctioned) is a
70
+ * members' place you belong to, and membership is the mark. Labelled
71
+ * here rather than hidden in a boolean.
72
+ */
73
+ export function hostDoorOpenFor(room, actor) {
74
+ if (!room.hasNode)
75
+ return false;
76
+ if (room.hostSanctioned)
77
+ return true;
78
+ return (room.hostMarksBy.get(actor.name) ?? 0) >= 1;
79
+ }
44
80
  /**
45
81
  * A host by any name the game shows for it (grid-names.ts), from
46
82
  * anywhere on the grid. Bare "host" (or nothing) means the one over the
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
1
1
  import { sameHostSide } from '../models/player.js';
2
2
  import { personasInside } from './matrix-roster.js';
3
- import { hostsInReach, hostLine, roomsInReach, gridVicinity } from './grid-reach.js';
3
+ import { hostsInReach, hostLine, roomsInReach, gridVicinity, hostDoorOpenFor } from './grid-reach.js';
4
4
  import { NPC } from '../models/npc.js';
5
5
  import { hostLabel, hostPurposeFor } from './grid-names.js';
6
6
  import { isLinked } from './comm-style.js';
7
- import { isWatched, camerasLive, canSnoopFeeds, cameraMasterHost } from './surveillance.js';
7
+ import { isWatched, camerasLive, canSnoopFeeds, cameraMasterHost, camerasBroadcast } from './surveillance.js';
8
8
  /**
9
9
  * The grid's icon inventory for one room -- everything a persona can
10
10
  * ACT on, each with its verb (player rulings 2026-08-23/24: "it's hard
@@ -142,7 +142,17 @@ export function gridIcons(scene, actor, room) {
142
142
  icons.push(`● ${hostLabel(room, { capital: true })} -- three spheres turning over rooms that were never sold to anyone. You're on the list; nothing here is hunting.`);
143
143
  }
144
144
  else if (room.hostCracked) {
145
- icons.push(`● ${hostLabel(room, { capital: true })}${hr}${purpose} -- cracked open, security in shreds. Whatever it guarded is unsealed, inside. ("enter" walks in)`);
145
+ // THE WRECKAGE IS THE SITE'S; THE DOOR IS STILL YOURS TO HOLD
146
+ // (DxfeZTBrP6Bu7MLF4). This line offered `"enter" walks in` on the
147
+ // room-global crack alone, so a persona whose marks a jack-out had
148
+ // just wiped (p.242) read an invitation the verb then refused --
149
+ // or, before the verb was fixed, accepted, which is the report.
150
+ // Both halves stay true now: the vault hangs open, and the key is
151
+ // per-persona and dies with the session (p.236).
152
+ const way = hostDoorOpenFor(room, actor)
153
+ ? `("enter" walks in on your mark)`
154
+ : `("hack ${hostLabel(room)}" or "force ${hostLabel(room)}" for a mark -- yours are gone, and a host still asks for one, p.239)`;
155
+ icons.push(`● ${hostLabel(room, { capital: true })}${hr}${purpose} -- cracked open, security in shreds. Whatever it guarded is unsealed, inside. ${way}`);
146
156
  }
147
157
  else {
148
158
  const myMarks = room.hostMarksBy.get(actor.name) ?? 0;
@@ -337,7 +347,7 @@ export function gridIcons(scene, actor, room) {
337
347
  // still described in the meat, and a body still "tap"s one in the
338
348
  // flesh -- it is the ICON that takes a Matrix Perception to pick out
339
349
  // of the noise (utilities/silent-icons.ts).
340
- if (isWatched(room) && room.camerasSpottedBy.has(actor.name)) {
350
+ if (isWatched(room) && camerasBroadcast(scene.getRooms(), room) && room.camerasSpottedBy.has(actor.name)) {
341
351
  const rooms = scene.getRooms();
342
352
  if (!camerasLive(rooms, room)) {
343
353
  icons.push(`◎ Camera cluster ${cameraDr(room, actor.name)}-- looped on empty hallways. Security sees NOTHING here.${canSnoopFeeds(rooms, room, actor) ? ` ("snoop" rides the feeds you own)` : ''}`);
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
1
1
  import { rollPool, formatRoll } from './dice.js';
2
2
  import { deviceHidePool, wanHidePool } from './matrix-intrusion.js';
3
- import { isWatched, cameraMasterHost } from './surveillance.js';
3
+ import { isWatched, cameraMasterHost, camerasBroadcast } from './surveillance.js';
4
4
  import { gridActionModifier, gridNote } from './grids.js';
5
- function hiddenDevice(device, master, inside) {
5
+ function hiddenDevice(device, master) {
6
6
  // p.235-236: the hider rolls LOGIC + SLEAZE. Not Firewall -- that
7
7
  // resists an intrusion (p.238/p.240) and has nothing to do with being
8
8
  // seen. This used to call deviceDefensePool, the INTRUSION pool, so
@@ -13,11 +13,7 @@ function hiddenDevice(device, master, inside) {
13
13
  return {
14
14
  name: device.name,
15
15
  hide: { pool: hide.pool, label: hide.label },
16
- // WHERE THE WIN IS BANKED (p.246). A sweep inside the host beat the
17
- // slave's bare rating; the grid outside asks for the master's
18
- // Rating + Sleaze. Writing both from one roll is what made
19
- // "enter, glance, exit" reveal a street's worth of silent icons.
20
- reveal: (viewer) => { device.markSpotted(viewer, inside); },
16
+ reveal: (viewer) => { device.markSpotted(viewer); },
21
17
  };
22
18
  }
23
19
  function hiddenPersona(actor) {
@@ -38,14 +34,23 @@ function hiddenPersona(actor) {
38
34
  * body does.
39
35
  */
40
36
  export function hiddenIconsIn(scene, room, viewer) {
41
- // A device in a room with a host is slaved to it (p.233), and from
42
- // the grid it borrows the master's ratings. Inside the host you are
43
- // directly connected and it stands alone -- deviceHidePool.
37
+ // A device in a room with a host is slaved to it (p.233) and borrows
38
+ // the master's ratings to stay hidden.
39
+ //
40
+ // NOTHING IS HIDDEN FROM INSIDE THE HOST. p.233: a persona in a WAN is
41
+ // "considered directly connected to all devices in the WAN", and a
42
+ // direct connection is a LINK, not a search -- the same reason `tap`
43
+ // reaches a device nobody has ever spotted. isHiddenFrom answers false
44
+ // for every slave in here, so this list comes back empty of devices
45
+ // and the sweep in there is only ever about PEOPLE.
46
+ //
47
+ // That is also what retired the `spottedInsideBy` record 1.86.0 added:
48
+ // a sweep that cannot happen has no result to keep on the right side
49
+ // of the wall.
44
50
  const inside = !!viewer.hostInside;
45
- const deviceMaster = inside ? undefined : room.host;
46
51
  const out = room.devices
47
52
  .filter(d => d.isHiddenFrom(viewer.name, inside))
48
- .map(d => hiddenDevice(d, deviceMaster, inside));
53
+ .map(d => hiddenDevice(d, room.host));
49
54
  // THE CAMERAS, which p.217 names FIRST. They are not a Device -- the
50
55
  // cluster is derived from the room (surveillance.ts isWatched) -- so
51
56
  // the rating rides the ROOM (Room.cameraRating), seeded per site.
@@ -63,7 +68,13 @@ export function hiddenIconsIn(scene, room, viewer) {
63
68
  // could not have reconciled them because two of the three were never
64
69
  // printed. One seeded number feeds all three now, so what the player
65
70
  // reads is what it rolls (reporter's ruling: per-site, not global).
66
- if (isWatched(room) && !room.camerasSpottedFor(viewer.name, inside)) {
71
+ // A DARK CLUSTER IS NOT HIDING, IT IS ABSENT (reporter's ruling
72
+ // 2026-09-17). Lenses wired into a site's host broadcast nothing at
73
+ // all, so there is no icon to contest and not even a "something is
74
+ // running silent here" -- p.421 leaves a wireless-off device with
75
+ // nothing to find. camerasBroadcast is the one predicate; the grid
76
+ // view reads the same one.
77
+ if (isWatched(room) && camerasBroadcast(scene?.getRooms() ?? {}, room) && !room.camerasSpottedFor(viewer.name, inside)) {
67
78
  // THE THIRD CUT, and the reporter found it by doing the arithmetic
68
79
  // out loud: "Device Rating + Firewall on the Camera is 2d6? so, the
69
80
  // firewall of the host is a 1?" No -- Firewall was never the right
@@ -83,7 +94,7 @@ export function hiddenIconsIn(scene, room, viewer) {
83
94
  hide: { pool: hide.pool, label: hide.label },
84
95
  // Banked on the side of the wall it was won (p.246), like the
85
96
  // devices above.
86
- reveal: (v) => { (inside ? room.camerasSpottedInsideBy : room.camerasSpottedBy).add(v); },
97
+ reveal: (v) => { room.camerasSpottedBy.add(v); },
87
98
  });
88
99
  }
89
100
  for (const a of scene?.allActors ?? []) {
@@ -46,6 +46,38 @@ export function cameraMasterHost(rooms, room) {
46
46
  // site network -- whichever host you own, you own these feeds.
47
47
  return Object.values(rooms).find(r => r.hasNode);
48
48
  }
49
+ /**
50
+ * DO THESE LENSES BROADCAST AT ALL (reporter's ruling 2026-09-17,
51
+ * eJANPpm7qCaCAJBJw)?
52
+ *
53
+ * The ruling was "default security devices to have this attribute of
54
+ * 'off'", and then the correction that keeps it from being a blanket:
55
+ * "not ALL cameras need to be slaved to a host -- a mom and pop store
56
+ * can have a wireless camera."
57
+ *
58
+ * So the master decides, and it is the same test cameraMasterHost
59
+ * already answers. A cluster wired into a site's network is part of the
60
+ * security plant and comes up DARK -- no icon on the grid, nothing to
61
+ * sweep for, not even a "something is running silent here". A cluster
62
+ * with no host anywhere is the corner shop's lens on a cheap radio, and
63
+ * it keeps broadcasting, because the radio is the only way it reaches
64
+ * the owner's commlink at all.
65
+ *
66
+ * `Room.camerasWireless` overrides in either direction, for the corp
67
+ * floor that wants a visible decoy or the shop with a hardwired DVR.
68
+ *
69
+ * NONE OF THIS TOUCHES THE LENS. It is still bolted to the wall, still
70
+ * seen by eyes, still shot, still looped once you own the host, and
71
+ * still cabled into by `tap` in the flesh -- p.421 takes away WIRELESS
72
+ * hacking and a filament is not wireless.
73
+ */
74
+ export function camerasBroadcast(rooms, room) {
75
+ if (!isWatched(room))
76
+ return false;
77
+ if (room.camerasWireless !== undefined)
78
+ return room.camerasWireless;
79
+ return !cameraMasterHost(rooms, room);
80
+ }
49
81
  /**
50
82
  * CAN THIS ACTOR MAKE A DIRECT CONNECTION to the cameras in the room
51
83
  * they are standing in (canon p.232 "Direct Connections")? A direct
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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
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  "name": "@maka/maka-cli",
3
- "version": "5.237.0",
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+ "version": "5.239.0",
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  "type": "module",
5
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  "summary": "A command line tool for scaffolding Meteor 3.x applications using either React.",
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  "description": "A command line tool for scaffolding Meteor 3.x applications using React.",