@maka/maka-cli 5.61.0 → 5.63.0

package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/headless.js

@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ import { Logger } from './utilities/logger.js';
 import { currentSession, runInSession } from './utilities/session-context.js';
 import { restorePlayer, serializePlayer } from './utilities/persistence.js';
 import { renderMapViewport } from './utilities/map-view.js';
+import { renderRoomLayoutCompact } from './utilities/room-view.js';
 import { entrySpotFor, spotOf } from './utilities/spots.js';
 /**
  * The session's Logger: same shape the whole engine already talks to,
@@ -197,10 +198,44 @@ export async function createHeadlessSession(opts) {
                     continue;
                 if (p.plane === 'matrix') {
                     logger.system('', { actor: p.name }, 'map', {});
+                    logger.system('', { actor: p.name }, 'room', {});
                     continue;
                 }
                 const eyes = { visited: p.visitedRooms, arEyes: p.hasMatrixEyes() };
                 logger.system(renderMapViewport(rooms, here, sealing, eyes).join('\n'), { actor: p.name }, 'map');
+                // THE ROOM BOX'S TWIN (playtest 2026-08-27, reported twice:
+                // "the room minimap isn't updating in the shared run, I only
+                // see @open floor"). Game.updateExits early-returns on
+                // `remoteSession`, so in a shared run the room box kept
+                // whatever the HUB painted into it and then FROZE -- the stale
+                // caption the player was reading was from the bar they left.
+                // The district map has had a server push since the map-overlay
+                // wave; this is the same wiring for the panel beside it.
+                //
+                // Rendered at renderRoomLayoutCompact's DEFAULT width, exactly
+                // as renderMapViewport is above: the server cannot know the
+                // client's box width (23% of a terminal it never sees), and
+                // the district map has shipped on that same compromise since
+                // 2026-08-24. Width only moves the elevation bar's right
+                // justification and how much grid is windowed in.
+                //
+                // A DECORATION MUST NEVER KILL THE RUN -- the solo path wraps
+                // this same render for the same reason, and a throw HERE would
+                // take down the whole table's command, not one player's panel.
+                try {
+                    const roomLines = renderRoomLayoutCompact(here, p, {
+                        isOtherPlayer: a => game.scene.isHumanControlled(a),
+                    });
+                    if (roomLines.length > 0) {
+                        const spot = spotOf(p);
+                        roomLines.push(`{bold}${spot ? `@ ${spot}` : '(moving through)'}{/bold}`);
+                    }
+                    logger.system(roomLines.join('\n'), { actor: p.name }, 'room');
+                }
+                catch (err) {
+                    logger.write(`Room overlay render failed for ${p.name} in ${here.name}: ${err instanceof Error ? err.stack ?? err.message : String(err)}`);
+                    logger.system('', { actor: p.name }, 'room', {});
+                }
             }
         };
         const session = {
@@ -213,6 +248,29 @@ export async function createHeadlessSession(opts) {
                 return res;
             }),
             addPlayer: (save) => runInSession(ctx, async () => {
+                // REJOIN IS NOT A JOIN (playtest 2026-08-27, Sherry: "got an
+                // internal server error"). A dropped DDP connection -- a
+                // laptop lid, a wifi blip, a client restart -- calls
+                // sideQuest.join again with the same runner, and this used to
+                // walk straight into Scene.addActor, which throws "Actor with
+                // name X already exists in the scene." The method died, the
+                // player saw a raw 500, and their seat was unreachable for
+                // the rest of the run even though the engine still held a
+                // perfectly good actor for them.
+                //
+                // The right answer is to hand the existing actor back: their
+                // position, inventory, wounds and watchers are all still live
+                // on the table. Re-push status and the overlays so the
+                // reconnecting client repaints from the server's truth, and
+                // deliberately DON'T re-narrate the taxi -- they never left,
+                // and the table shouldn't be told they arrived twice.
+                const existing = game.scene.getPlayers().find(x => x.name === save.playerName);
+                if (existing) {
+                    logger.write(`addPlayer: ${existing.name} is already seated -- treating as a RECONNECT, not a join.`);
+                    logger.status(existing.name, game.statusLinesFor(existing));
+                    pushMap();
+                    return existing.name;
+                }
                 const p = buildPlayerFromSave(save);
                 const room = spawnRoom();
                 game.scene.addPlayer(p, room);

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/models/npc.d.ts

@@ -8,6 +8,36 @@ export interface INPCConstructorConfig {
     description: string;
     playerConstructorConfig: IPlayerConstructorConfig;
 }
+/**
+ * THE CAST PIN -- geographySummary's missing twin. See the note at its
+ * call site in respondTo(). Exported and PURE for the same reason as
+ * credentialHonestyNote: an NPC inventing a person fails silently, and
+ * the player is the only detector.
+ */
+export declare function castPin(names: string[]): string;
+/**
+ * THE ANTI-CONFABULATION CLAUSE for barrier credentials -- see the long
+ * note at its call site in respondTo(). `passesHeld` is how many real
+ * passes this NPC was actually handed by the BARRIER AT YOUR POST block
+ * (0 for everyone not standing at an unsolved barrier, which is almost
+ * everyone).
+ *
+ * Exported and PURE for the same reason splitSpokenLines is: it fails
+ * SILENTLY. Nothing throws when this clause goes missing or softens --
+ * the NPC just starts inventing door codes again, and the only place it
+ * surfaces is a player three rooms away typing a code that was never
+ * real. There is no assertion anywhere else in the engine that would
+ * notice.
+ */
+export declare function credentialHonestyNote(passesHeld: number): string;
+/**
+ * SPEECH REPAIR: turns a model reply's raw lines into lines the
+ * classifier below can actually read. Exported and PURE so the rules
+ * can be tested directly -- every one of them was written in response
+ * to a specific playtest report, and each is a silent failure when it
+ * regresses: the words still print, just in the wrong voice.
+ */
+export declare function splitSpokenLines(lines: string[]): string[];
 export declare class NPC extends Player {
     private _dialogue;
     private _description;

package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/models/npc.js

@@ -8,6 +8,171 @@ import { spotsActive, spotOf, describeSpotRoster, spotDistanceMeters, spotCoverB
 import { classifyWeapon, rangePenalty, rangeBracketName } from '../utilities/range.js';
 import { priceOf } from '../utilities/commerce.js';
 import { loadCatalog, ROLE_DOMAINS } from '../utilities/catalog.js';
+/**
+ * THE CAST PIN -- geographySummary's missing twin. See the note at its
+ * call site in respondTo(). Exported and PURE for the same reason as
+ * credentialHonestyNote: an NPC inventing a person fails silently, and
+ * the player is the only detector.
+ */
+export function castPin(names) {
+    if (names.length === 0)
+        return '';
+    return `The ONLY people who exist in this world: ${names.join(', ')}. When you tell anyone WHO to talk to, who holds something, or who to ask, name one of these people EXACTLY. Never invent a person for them to go and find -- no cousin with a contact, no guy who owes you one, no name you half-remember. Mentioning other people as FLAVOR (who you used to work for, who died last winter) is fine; naming them as someone the runner can actually reach is not.`;
+}
+/**
+ * THE ANTI-CONFABULATION CLAUSE for barrier credentials -- see the long
+ * note at its call site in respondTo(). `passesHeld` is how many real
+ * passes this NPC was actually handed by the BARRIER AT YOUR POST block
+ * (0 for everyone not standing at an unsolved barrier, which is almost
+ * everyone).
+ *
+ * Exported and PURE for the same reason splitSpokenLines is: it fails
+ * SILENTLY. Nothing throws when this clause goes missing or softens --
+ * the NPC just starts inventing door codes again, and the only place it
+ * surfaces is a player three rooms away typing a code that was never
+ * real. There is no assertion anywhere else in the engine that would
+ * notice.
+ */
+export function credentialHonestyNote(passesHeld) {
+    const known = passesHeld > 0
+        ? `the ${passesHeld === 1 ? 'pass' : `${passesHeld} passes`} for the barrier${passesHeld === 1 ? '' : 's'} at your own post, named above, and NO others`
+        : `NO code, pass, or combination to anything -- you hold none`;
+    return `
+CREDENTIALS YOU DO NOT HOLD: you know ${known}. You cannot deduce, guess, or
+reason your way to a credential you were never given, and you must NEVER invent one --
+not as a guess, not as a "try this", not as a number you half-remember. A code you make
+up is a code the lock refuses, and the runner who trusts it burns their whole approach on
+it. Asked for a pass you do not hold, say so plainly and point them at where such things
+actually live: written down somewhere in the world by whoever has to remember it, or in
+the hands of whoever works that door.`;
+}
+/**
+ * SPEECH REPAIR: turns a model reply's raw lines into lines the
+ * classifier below can actually read. Exported and PURE so the rules
+ * can be tested directly -- every one of them was written in response
+ * to a specific playtest report, and each is a silent failure when it
+ * regresses: the words still print, just in the wrong voice.
+ */
+export function splitSpokenLines(lines) {
+    // A BARE VERB IS STILL A COMMAND (playtest 2026-08-25: Ratchet's
+    // whole sales pitch printed as `say You got a datajack, right?
+    // ...` -- the literal word "say", no speaker, straight into the
+    // narration). Classification below keys on the [COMMAND] prefix,
+    // so a reply that drops it falls through to exposition and gets
+    // echoed verbatim: the line never reaches the conversation, never
+    // gets the "Ratchet:" attribution, and reads to the player as
+    // narrative cross-chatter (their words) sitting on top of the
+    // dialogue.
+    //
+    // The DONE/FAILED handler right below already learned this lesson
+    // for its own markers; this generalizes it to the verb that
+    // actually carries the fiction. Only `say` is repaired -- it is
+    // the one verb whose payload is free prose, so a bare `say ...`
+    // is unambiguous. Every other verb stays strict, because "take
+    // the credstick" as narration must NOT silently become a take.
+    //
+    // ...AND A BRACKETED ONE IS TOO (playtest 2026-08-26: "the AI
+    // conversation is still bleeding into the description text").
+    // Patch's line arrived as `[say] Maka, you're bleeding cred dry
+    // on that lowlife...` -- the model reaching for the [COMMAND]
+    // bracket convention and putting the VERB inside the brackets.
+    // The bare-verb repair above doesn't match it (it starts with
+    // "["), so it fell through to exposition and printed raw, marker
+    // and all, as narration. Same fault as the bare verb wearing a
+    // different hat, and the same reasoning bounds the fix: only
+    // `say` is repaired, because only `say` carries free prose.
+    const rebuilt = [];
+    for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
+        const t = lines[i].trimStart();
+        if (t.startsWith('[COMMAND]')) {
+            rebuilt.push(lines[i]);
+            continue;
+        }
+        if (/^say\s+\S/.test(t)) {
+            rebuilt.push(`[COMMAND] ${t}`);
+            continue;
+        }
+        const bracketed = t.match(/^\[\s*say\s*\]\s*(\S.*)$/i);
+        if (bracketed) {
+            rebuilt.push(`[COMMAND] say ${bracketed[1]}`);
+            continue;
+        }
+        // ...AND A LINE THAT IS NOTHING BUT SPEECH MARKS IS SPEECH
+        // (playtest 2026-08-27, reported twice in one session: 'the
+        // "Take a seat..." comment isn't showing as he said it. It's in
+        // blue font, not in green' and, from the other player, 'I can
+        // hear him talking, all in blue text. Not the normal green').
+        //
+        // Mr. Osprey's whole briefing arrived as bare quoted prose with
+        // no marker at all, so it fell to exposition: narration colour,
+        // no "Mr. Osprey:" in front of it, and no way for a reader to
+        // tell the meet's terms from the room's furniture.
+        //
+        // A line whose ENTIRE content is one quoted string is dialogue.
+        // That is a narrow test on purpose -- narration that merely
+        // contains a quote ("he mutters \"fine\" and turns away") keeps
+        // its quotes inside other words and is left alone.
+        const quoted = t.match(/^["“]([^"“”]+)["”]$/);
+        if (quoted) {
+            rebuilt.push(`[COMMAND] say ${quoted[1]}`);
+            continue;
+        }
+        // ...AND A LINE THAT WRAPS NARRATION AROUND A SPOKEN SENTENCE
+        // IS BOTH (playtest 2026-08-27: "conversation is still
+        // appearing in blue text" -- filed AFTER the wholly-quoted
+        // repair above shipped in v5.61.0, which is why that repair
+        // alone didn't close it).
+        //
+        // The common briefing shape is mixed: `Mr. Osprey taps the
+        // table. "Take a seat, chummer."` -- not wholly quoted, so it
+        // fell past every check to exposition and printed entirely as
+        // narration: no speaker attribution, no speech colour, the
+        // terms of the meet indistinguishable from the furniture.
+        // Both players described the same symptom in the same words.
+        //
+        // The fix is to SPLIT, not to reclassify: the narration half
+        // is still narration and keeps its voice, the quoted half
+        // becomes real dialogue. Order is preserved -- a line that
+        // OPENS on a quote speaks first, so `"Take a seat," he says`
+        // doesn't come out backwards.
+        //
+        // The bar for "spoken sentence" is deliberately high, because
+        // the comment above is still right that a quote inside prose is
+        // usually just emphasis: three words, or terminal punctuation.
+        // `he mutters "fine" and turns away` keeps its quotes and stays
+        // one narration line, exactly as before.
+        const spoken = [];
+        const narration = t
+            .replace(/["“]([^"“”]+)["”]/g, (whole, inner) => {
+            const body = inner.trim();
+            if (body.split(/\s+/).length >= 3 || /[.!?…]$/.test(body)) {
+                // `"Take a seat," he says` -- the comma belongs to the
+                // speech TAG, not to what was said, and it reads as a
+                // dangling fragment once the tag is a separate line.
+                spoken.push(body.replace(/,$/, ''));
+                return '';
+            }
+            return whole;
+        })
+            .replace(/\s{2,}/g, ' ')
+            .replace(/^[\s,;:–—-]+/, '')
+            .replace(/[\s,;:–—-]+$/, '')
+            .trim();
+        if (spoken.length > 0) {
+            const speechFirst = /^["“]/.test(t);
+            const say = `[COMMAND] say ${spoken.join(' ')}`;
+            if (speechFirst)
+                rebuilt.push(say);
+            if (narration.length > 0)
+                rebuilt.push(narration);
+            if (!speechFirst)
+                rebuilt.push(say);
+            continue;
+        }
+        rebuilt.push(lines[i]);
+    }
+    return rebuilt;
+}
 export class NPC extends Player {
     _dialogue;
     _description;
@@ -962,6 +1127,27 @@ ${worldEventsSummary}
         const geographySummary = worldRooms.length > 0
             ? `The ONLY locations that exist in this world: ${worldRooms.join(', ')}. When you tell anyone WHERE to go, where something is, or where something happened, use one of these room names EXACTLY. Never invent streets, bars, districts, or landmarks as places to actually visit -- atmospheric references to the wider city are fine as flavor, but never as a destination or objective location.`
             : '';
+        // The world's ACTUAL CAST -- geographySummary's missing twin, found
+        // in the credential audit (2026-08-27). Rooms were pinned; people
+        // never were, so an NPC could name someone who does not exist and
+        // send the player off to find them. That is worse than an invented
+        // place: a player who can't find a room concludes quickly that they
+        // misheard it, but a NAME sounds like a lead, and they will work the
+        // whole map looking for a person who was never in it.
+        //
+        // Deliberately the same shape as the geography pin, including its
+        // escape valve -- names as FLAVOR (rivals, bosses, the dead) are
+        // what makes a fixer sound like a fixer, so only names offered as
+        // someone to actually go and TALK to are constrained.
+        // Players come from a separate roster than NPCs (see Scene.allActors
+        // vs Scene.getPlayers) -- both belong here, or a shared run's NPC
+        // would treat a rider at the next table as someone who doesn't
+        // exist.
+        const worldCast = [
+            ...(this._scene?.allActors ?? []),
+            ...(this._scene?.getPlayers?.() ?? []),
+        ].map(a => a.name).filter((n, i, all) => !!n && all.indexOf(n) === i);
+        const castSummary = castPin(worldCast);
         // ---------- exits (fully defensive) ----------
         let safeExits = [];
         try {
@@ -1064,6 +1250,31 @@ An ORDER is the only way these goods change hands -- never a dialogue sale, neve
                 return `\nBARRIER AT YOUR POST (the lock${dirNote}): ${t.puzzle.riddle} It opens ONLY by its own mechanism -- the pass is "${t.puzzle.requiredPhrase ?? 'unknown even to you'}". You CANNOT unlock or open it any other way (no key, no shoulder, no goodwill), so NEVER claim to have opened it or promise to. The pass is a SECRET you guard with your standing: give it up only under real pressure -- beaten, genuinely frightened, well bribed, or masterfully played. Under that pressure, telling them how it opens IS how you comply.`;
             }).join('')
             : '';
+        // CREDENTIALS YOU DO NOT HOLD (a real session: "the code Oren gave me
+        // is wrong"). The block above is the ONLY place an NPC is ever handed
+        // a real requiredPhrase, and it is keyed to the room they stand in --
+        // so every NPC anywhere else was told nothing at all about codes, and
+        // nothing is not the same as "you don't know". He isn't lying, he was
+        // never told he doesn't know: asked for a pass, the AI supplies a
+        // plausible one, the player types it, and the barrier -- correctly --
+        // refuses it. The invented code costs the player their whole approach
+        // and makes the NPC a liar by accident.
+        //
+        // The denial is CATEGORICAL, never an enumeration: listing the
+        // scene's other barriers here would hand a stranger a map of every
+        // lock in the world. And it always names the honest alternative,
+        // because there always is one -- generation guarantees every puzzle's
+        // answer is written down somewhere findable (see
+        // scene-seed-generator.validateClueItems), so "I don't have it, toss
+        // the place" is true advice, not a brush-off.
+        //
+        // Applies to EVERYONE, companions and the client included: a bound
+        // spirit inventing its master a code is the same bug wearing a
+        // leash.
+        const passesHeld = (!this.allyOf && this.currentLocation?.getPuzzleTargets)
+            ? this.currentLocation.getPuzzleTargets().filter(t => !t.puzzle.isSolved() && !!t.puzzle.requiredPhrase).length
+            : 0;
+        const credentialHonesty = credentialHonestyNote(passesHeld);
         // HOME TURF familiarity: if this NPC is on the player's contact
         // roster (the whole hub cast is, from session start -- see
         // Game.seedHomeTurfContacts), the AI should treat them as a KNOWN
@@ -1125,14 +1336,30 @@ An ORDER is the only way these goods change hands -- never a dialogue sale, neve
         // runner for it until she got shot over it). The client HIRED this
         // team and wants the job DONE: everything they know that helps --
         // routes, names, patterns, passwords -- is given freely on request.
+        //
+        // "PASSPHRASES" USED TO BE IN THAT LIST, and it was the single most
+        // direct manufacturer of the invented-code bug (see
+        // credentialHonesty below): the client is the first person a player
+        // asks, is almost never standing at a barrier, and so held no real
+        // credential -- while being told in so many words to hand passwords
+        // over freely. That is an instruction to confabulate. The ruling's
+        // FIRST branch is the one that fits a Johnson: they do not know how
+        // to get in. Naming that explicitly is what makes the brief's own
+        // "if you genuinely don't know a thing, say so plainly" fire
+        // honestly instead of never firing at all -- and it keeps the
+        // designed route intact, since the answer is always written down
+        // somewhere in the world for the finding.
         const gameRef = this._scene?.ownerGame;
         const clientNote = gameRef?.currentClient?.name === this.name
             ? `
 YOU ARE THE CLIENT on this job: you hired ${this._scene?.getPlayer?.()?.name ?? 'the runner'}'s team and you WANT THE JOB DONE.
-Everything you know that helps them -- locations, names, access patterns, passphrases, who
-guards what -- you share FREELY the moment they ask. You never barter, extort, or withhold
+Everything you know that helps them -- locations, names, who guards what, what the job is
+worth -- you share FREELY the moment they ask. You never barter, extort, or withhold
 job-relevant information from your own runners: every obstacle they hit is YOUR money
-burning. If you genuinely don't know a thing, say so plainly and point at who might. You
+burning. What you do NOT have is the inside of the place: you are the money, not the
+staff, so codes, passphrases, and lock combinations are exactly the thing you were hiring
+THEM to solve -- say so plainly when they ask, and send them to find it rather than
+handing them a number you'd be making up. If you genuinely don't know a thing, say so plainly and point at who might. You
 front half the pay at the meet and settle the rest on delivery (the engine moves the money
 -- never haggle it yourself unless they invoke a negotiation).`
             : '';
@@ -1177,11 +1404,12 @@ Your objective is to drive the story line.
     ${formattedExitsStr}
     ${roomInventoryDesc}
     ${waresDesc}
-    ${swagNote}${clientNote}${barrierBlock}
+    ${swagNote}${clientNote}${barrierBlock}${credentialHonesty}
     ${familiarity}
     ${droneNote}
     ${companionNote}
     ${geographySummary}
+    ${castSummary}
 
     ${lifestyleSummary}
     ${npcInventoryDesc}
@@ -1206,65 +1434,8 @@ Your objective is to drive the story line.
             const reply = await AI.ask(prompt);
             this._addToHistory(reply);
             const lines = toLines(reply);
-            // A BARE VERB IS STILL A COMMAND (playtest 2026-08-25: Ratchet's
-            // whole sales pitch printed as `say You got a datajack, right?
-            // ...` -- the literal word "say", no speaker, straight into the
-            // narration). Classification below keys on the [COMMAND] prefix,
-            // so a reply that drops it falls through to exposition and gets
-            // echoed verbatim: the line never reaches the conversation, never
-            // gets the "Ratchet:" attribution, and reads to the player as
-            // narrative cross-chatter (their words) sitting on top of the
-            // dialogue.
-            //
-            // The DONE/FAILED handler right below already learned this lesson
-            // for its own markers; this generalizes it to the verb that
-            // actually carries the fiction. Only `say` is repaired -- it is
-            // the one verb whose payload is free prose, so a bare `say ...`
-            // is unambiguous. Every other verb stays strict, because "take
-            // the credstick" as narration must NOT silently become a take.
-            //
-            // ...AND A BRACKETED ONE IS TOO (playtest 2026-08-26: "the AI
-            // conversation is still bleeding into the description text").
-            // Patch's line arrived as `[say] Maka, you're bleeding cred dry
-            // on that lowlife...` -- the model reaching for the [COMMAND]
-            // bracket convention and putting the VERB inside the brackets.
-            // The bare-verb repair above doesn't match it (it starts with
-            // "["), so it fell through to exposition and printed raw, marker
-            // and all, as narration. Same fault as the bare verb wearing a
-            // different hat, and the same reasoning bounds the fix: only
-            // `say` is repaired, because only `say` carries free prose.
-            for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
-                const t = lines[i].trimStart();
-                if (t.startsWith('[COMMAND]'))
-                    continue;
-                if (/^say\s+\S/.test(t)) {
-                    lines[i] = `[COMMAND] ${t}`;
-                    continue;
-                }
-                const bracketed = t.match(/^\[\s*say\s*\]\s*(\S.*)$/i);
-                if (bracketed) {
-                    lines[i] = `[COMMAND] say ${bracketed[1]}`;
-                    continue;
-                }
-                // ...AND A LINE THAT IS NOTHING BUT SPEECH MARKS IS SPEECH
-                // (playtest 2026-08-27, reported twice in one session: 'the
-                // "Take a seat..." comment isn't showing as he said it. It's in
-                // blue font, not in green' and, from the other player, 'I can
-                // hear him talking, all in blue text. Not the normal green').
-                //
-                // Mr. Osprey's whole briefing arrived as bare quoted prose with
-                // no marker at all, so it fell to exposition: narration colour,
-                // no "Mr. Osprey:" in front of it, and no way for a reader to
-                // tell the meet's terms from the room's furniture.
-                //
-                // A line whose ENTIRE content is one quoted string is dialogue.
-                // That is a narrow test on purpose -- narration that merely
-                // contains a quote ("he mutters \"fine\" and turns away") keeps
-                // its quotes inside other words and is left alone.
-                const quoted = t.match(/^["“]([^"“”]+)["”]$/);
-                if (quoted)
-                    lines[i] = `[COMMAND] say ${quoted[1]}`;
-            }
+            const repaired = splitSpokenLines(lines);
+            lines.splice(0, lines.length, ...repaired);
             // DIRECTIVE MARKERS, any shape (real session: the heartbeat asked
             // for 'a line starting "DONE:"' and Jax's AI answered with bare
             // `say DONE: ...` -- no [COMMAND] prefix -- which fell through to