@polycode-projects/the-mechanical-code-talker 2.8.1 → 2.8.3

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@polycode-projects/the-mechanical-code-talker",
-  "version": "2.8.1",
+  "version": "2.8.3",
   "private": false,
   "type": "module",
   "description": "The Mechanical Code Talker (tmct) — a tolerant, offline, $0 chat surface that guides you toward precision queries about a software repository. ELIZA/PARRY-style but domain-obsessed with code. No model calls; no codebase index of its own.",
@@ -137,6 +137,7 @@
     "build:ask-bundle": "node scripts/build-ask-bundle.mjs",
     "build:chat-bundle": "node scripts/build-chat-bundle.mjs",
     "build:spider-fly-bundle": "node scripts/build-spider-fly-bundle.mjs",
+    "build:plan-bundle": "node scripts/build-plan-bundle.mjs",
     "build:chat-seed": "node scripts/build-chat-seed.mjs",
     "build:demo-graph": "node scripts/build-demo-graph.mjs",
     "build:demo-pack": "node scripts/build-demo-pack.mjs",

package/src/domain/game-config.mjs

@@ -18,10 +18,13 @@ export const DEFAULT_GAME_CONFIG = Object.freeze({
     spiderMassDecrementPerTurn: 0.5,
     flyInitialMass: 10,
     flyMassDecrementPerTurn: 1,
-    visionRadius: 4,
+    spiderVisionRadius: 4,
+    flyVisionRadius: 4,
     eggHatchDelayTurns: 3,
     flySpawnIntervalTurns: 3,
-    eggsEatenThreshold: 2,
+    eggLayMassThreshold: 25,
+    eggHatchCount: 2,
+    minHatchlingMass: 3,
     webDurationTurns: 10,
   }),
   guessNumber: Object.freeze({
@@ -42,10 +45,13 @@ const SPIDER_FLY_KEY_MAP = Object.freeze({
   spider_mass_decrement_per_turn: "spiderMassDecrementPerTurn",
   fly_initial_mass: "flyInitialMass",
   fly_mass_decrement_per_turn: "flyMassDecrementPerTurn",
-  vision_radius: "visionRadius",
+  spider_vision_radius: "spiderVisionRadius",
+  fly_vision_radius: "flyVisionRadius",
   egg_hatch_delay_turns: "eggHatchDelayTurns",
   fly_spawn_interval_turns: "flySpawnIntervalTurns",
-  eggs_eaten_threshold: "eggsEatenThreshold",
+  egg_lay_mass_threshold: "eggLayMassThreshold",
+  egg_hatch_count: "eggHatchCount",
+  min_hatchling_mass: "minHatchlingMass",
   web_duration_turns: "webDurationTurns",
 });
 

package/src/domain/hanoi-lesson.mjs

@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+// hanoi-lesson.mjs — the one pure generator behind the taught towers-of-hanoi
+// lesson: data/games/hanoi-3.txt's own content, generalized from a fixed
+// 3-disk puzzle to any disk count. Pure, no imports — both
+// scripts/build-demo-site.mjs (the static initial embed) and
+// src/surfaces/web/plan-browser-entry.mjs (the live re-solve a visitor's
+// disk-count control triggers) read the SAME sentence sequence from here, so
+// neither can drift from data/games/hanoi-3.txt's own taught shape.
+//
+// Every sentence is emitted the way `tmct import --file` actually teaches
+// one — split down to ONE fact per sentence, the exact granularity
+// import-file.mjs's own splitSentencesPreservingPaths would produce from the
+// committed file's body — not grouped multi-sentence lines, so each array
+// entry maps 1:1 onto a single runTurn() call.
+//
+// Always 3 pegs (peg-a/b/c); only the disk count varies. The pairwise
+// "smaller than" facts are EVERY pair, not just adjacent ones — the taught
+// relation is stored as given and never chased transitively (see the
+// "scale" variation documented in hanoi-3.txt itself), so a partial pairing
+// would leave some disks with no legal move.
+
+/** The taught lesson for an N-disk puzzle: the class/individual/ordering
+ *  facts, the action rule, the render hints, the starting stack (largest at
+ *  the bottom of peg-a, smallest on top), and the goal + solve trigger —
+ *  one sentence per array entry, in teaching order. `diskCount` is floored
+ *  and clamped to at least 1. */
+export function hanoiLessonSentences(diskCount = 3, { goalPeg = "peg-c" } = {}) {
+  const n = Math.max(1, Math.floor(Number(diskCount) || 1));
+  const disks = Array.from({ length: n }, (_, i) => `disk-${i + 1}`);
+  const pegs = ["peg-a", "peg-b", "peg-c"];
+  const sentences = [];
+
+  sentences.push("a disk is a kind of game piece.");
+  sentences.push("a peg is a kind of place.");
+  for (const d of disks) sentences.push(`${d} is a disk.`);
+  for (const p of pegs) sentences.push(`${p} is a peg.`);
+  for (let i = 0; i < n; i += 1) {
+    for (let j = i + 1; j < n; j += 1) sentences.push(`${disks[i]} is smaller than ${disks[j]}.`);
+  }
+  sentences.push("you can move a disk onto a peg.");
+  sentences.push("you can move a disk onto a disk.");
+  sentences.push("to move a disk onto a target, nothing may rest on the disk.");
+  sentences.push("to move a disk onto a target, nothing may rest on the target.");
+  sentences.push("to move a disk onto a disk, the disk must be smaller than the target.");
+  sentences.push("moving a disk onto a target makes the disk rest on the target.");
+  sentences.push("a disk renders as a block.");
+  sentences.push("a peg renders as a slot.");
+  for (let i = 0; i < n - 1; i += 1) sentences.push(`${disks[i]} rests on ${disks[i + 1]}.`);
+  sentences.push(`${disks[n - 1]} rests on peg-a.`);
+  sentences.push(`the goal is that every disk rests on ${goalPeg}.`);
+  sentences.push("solve it.");
+
+  return sentences;
+}

package/src/domain/spider-fly-world.mjs

@@ -86,6 +86,22 @@ export const DIRECTION_DELTA = Object.freeze({
   west: Object.freeze({ dx: -1, dy: 0 }),
 });
 
+/** The single compass direction from `fromCell` to `toCell` when `toCell`
+ *  sits EXACTLY one cardinal step away (DIRECTION_DELTA) — null for the same
+ *  cell, a diagonal, or any multi-step gap, so a caller never overstates
+ *  "adjacent". The one shared primitive both the engine's own plan-driven
+ *  facing (spider-fly.mjs) and the chat dock's deception pills
+ *  (spider-fly-turn.mjs's pillsForSpiderFly) need — defined once here so
+ *  neither has to re-derive it, and so the engine layer never has to import
+ *  the chat-turn layer to get it (spider-fly-turn.mjs already imports
+ *  spider-fly.mjs; the reverse would cycle). */
+export function oneStepDirectionBetween(fromCell, toCell) {
+  for (const [direction, { dx, dy }] of Object.entries(DIRECTION_DELTA)) {
+    if (fromCell.x + dx === toCell.x && fromCell.y + dy === toCell.y) return direction;
+  }
+  return null;
+}
+
 /** The world's seed taxonomy (PLAN_SPIDER_FLY.md §7): enough for the
  *  ontology-to-sprite worked example (a poodle sprite, a sheepdog falling
  *  back to the generic dog sprite) to run on the default persona, no

package/src/services/adventure-editor.mjs

@@ -0,0 +1,361 @@
+// adventure-editor.mjs — the world editor's text<->fact bridge
+// (PLAN_GAMES_UPLIFT_V3.md Part C.4 item 4's operator addendum): a small,
+// closed-vocabulary sentence renderer/parser purpose-built for the adventure
+// world's own predicate vocabulary, invertible by construction — every
+// phrase this module renders has exactly one parser rule that reads it back
+// to the same triple. This is deliberately NOT chat.mjs's teachLane/TEACH_RE
+// (open-domain natural-language teaching, guarded against questions/typos/
+// discourse markers that would fight a structured per-line textarea parse).
+// A purpose-built parser mirroring worldDigestRows' own small phrase table
+// (adventure.mjs) is the right size for this job — extended to also
+// round-trip the puzzle/openness facts worldDigestRows itself deliberately
+// hides from the player-facing "look" digest (mgx:is-open, mgx:hidden-in,
+// mgx:is-container, mgx:unlocks-with, mgx:is-npc, mgx:acts-on-turn,
+// mgx:acts-toward, mgx:is-objective) — an editor has to show and change
+// exactly the facts a player is never told.
+//
+// No imports: every export here is .toString()-splice-safe, the same
+// discipline adventure-viz.mjs's own render-glue functions hold (see that
+// module's header) — this module's functions get spliced directly into the
+// adventure page's inline script the same way.
+//
+// Two predicate families get different sync strategies, on purpose:
+//   - PLACEMENT/OPENNESS (mgx:currently-in/located-in/fixed-in/stands-
+//     locked-in/hidden-in, mgx:is-open) are fold-versioned: foldWorldState
+//     already treats the newest write as the current truth (adventure.mjs's
+//     own "turn >= prior.turn" rule — the same mechanism every in-game
+//     action's commit() already writes through). Editing one of these facts
+//     is handled as a plain new write superseding the old one, never a
+//     retraction, so planWorldEditorSync can never touch memory/core.mjs's
+//     own removeFacts for this family, and can never race the fold logic the
+//     rest of the engine depends on. One consequence, stated plainly: this
+//     editor can move an object or reopen/close a container, but it cannot
+//     make a placed object vanish outright — the append-only truth model has
+//     no way to write "nowhere" — a scope choice, not a defect.
+//   - Everything else (rdf:type, mgx:has-exit-*, and the container/puzzle
+//     family) is NOT fold-versioned: the engine reads these as raw first-
+//     or any-match facts (isTyped, factObjects, the exits Map), so changing
+//     one genuinely needs the OLD fact retracted, not just a newer one
+//     appended alongside it. planWorldEditorSync computes a real add/remove
+//     diff for this family — but the caller only ever applies the removals
+//     once parseWorldEditorText's own unrecognized-line count is zero: a
+//     line that fails to parse this keystroke must never be read as "this
+//     fact is gone", so every removal stays pending until the whole
+//     document parses cleanly again. Additions are never gated this way —
+//     they are non-destructive by construction.
+
+const PLACEMENT_KIND = "placement";
+const OPENNESS_KIND = "openness";
+const OTHER_KIND = "other";
+
+const LOW = (s) => String(s || "").trim().toLowerCase();
+
+/** parseWorldEditorText's own type map: which subject is typed person/
+ *  adventurer, the "mover" class the generic "X is in the Y." parse needs to
+ *  pick currently-in vs located-in — renderWorldEditorText keeps its own
+ *  local copy of this same lookup (see that function's own header for why:
+ *  it has to stay fully self-contained for `.toString()` splicing). Built
+ *  once per parse call from whatever rdf:type facts are visible (the raw
+ *  rows the caller hands in, unioned with any "is a/an <class>." lines the
+ *  SAME text also asserts, so a freshly-typed-in-this-edit class still
+ *  disambiguates its own placement line in the same pass). */
+function typeMapFrom(rows) {
+  const m = new Map();
+  for (const r of rows || []) {
+    if (r?.predicate === "rdf:type" && r.subject && r.object) m.set(LOW(r.subject), LOW(r.object));
+  }
+  return m;
+}
+
+const MOVER_CLASSES = new Set(["person", "adventurer"]);
+
+// ---- rendering ---------------------------------------------------------------
+
+const EXIT_PREDICATE_RE = /^mgx:has-exit-([a-z]+)$/;
+const SNAPSHOT_RE = /^(.+)@turn(\d+)$/;
+
+/** The whole world's editable facts as plain sentences, one per line, sorted
+ *  by (subject, predicate, object) for a deterministic, reviewable diff
+ *  between edits. Placement/openness come from the FOLDED state (`state`);
+ *  everything else (type, exits, container/puzzle) comes from the raw rows,
+ *  skipping @turnN snapshot subjects — those never carry their own type/exit/
+ *  puzzle facts, only placement/openness overrides the fold already reads.
+ *
+ *  Deliberately self-contained (its own local CAP/LOW/typePhrase/
+ *  MOVER_CLASSES/regex copies, duplicating this module's own top-level
+ *  ones) rather than calling the module's private renderPlacementLine/
+ *  typeMapFrom helpers: this function gets spliced into the adventure page's
+ *  inline script via `.toString()` (adventure-viz.mjs's own render-glue
+ *  discipline — see that module's header), which captures only the
+ *  function's own source text, never its closure over sibling module-level
+ *  bindings. A splice-safe function's ENTIRE dependency graph has to live
+ *  inside its own body. */
+export function renderWorldEditorText(rows, state) {
+  const cap = (s) => (s ? s.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + s.slice(1) : s);
+  const low = (s) => String(s || "").trim().toLowerCase();
+  const typePhraseFor = (object) => (/^[aeiou]/i.test(object) ? "is an" : "is a");
+  const moverClasses = new Set(["person", "adventurer"]);
+  const exitRe = /^mgx:has-exit-([a-z]+)$/;
+  const snapshotRe = /^(.+)@turn(\d+)$/;
+  const types = new Map();
+  for (const r of rows || []) {
+    if (r?.predicate === "rdf:type" && r.subject && r.object) types.set(low(r.subject), low(r.object));
+  }
+  const placementLine = (subject, place) => {
+    if (place.predicate === "mgx:located-in") {
+      if (place.object === "player") return `Player carries the ${subject}.`;
+      const holderType = types.get(low(place.object));
+      if (holderType && moverClasses.has(holderType)) return `${cap(place.object)} carries the ${subject}.`;
+      return `${cap(subject)} is in the ${place.object}.`;
+    }
+    const verb = {
+      "mgx:currently-in": "is currently in the",
+      "mgx:fixed-in": "is fixed in the",
+      "mgx:stands-locked-in": "stands locked in the",
+      "mgx:hidden-in": "is hidden in the",
+    }[place.predicate];
+    return verb ? `${cap(subject)} ${verb} ${place.object}.` : null;
+  };
+
+  const lines = [];
+  for (const [subject, place] of state.placements || new Map()) {
+    const line = placementLine(subject, place);
+    if (line) lines.push({ key: [subject, place.predicate, place.object].join(" "), text: line });
+  }
+  for (const [subject, openness] of state.openness || new Map()) {
+    const text = openness.open ? `${cap(subject)} is open.` : `${cap(subject)} is closed.`;
+    lines.push({ key: [subject, "mgx:is-open", String(openness.open)].join(" "), text });
+  }
+  for (const row of rows || []) {
+    if (snapshotRe.test(row.subject)) continue; // a turn snapshot never carries its own type/exit/puzzle fact
+    const exit = exitRe.exec(row.predicate);
+    if (exit) {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} has an exit ${exit[1]} to the ${row.object}.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "rdf:type") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} ${typePhraseFor(row.object)} ${row.object}.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "mgx:is-container" && row.object === "true") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} is a container.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "mgx:is-npc" && row.object === "true") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} is a character in the story.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "mgx:is-objective" && row.object === "true") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} is the objective.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "mgx:unlocks-with") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} unlocks with the ${row.object}.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "mgx:acts-on-turn") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} acts on turn ${row.object}.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+    if (row.predicate === "mgx:acts-toward") {
+      lines.push({ key: [row.subject, row.predicate, row.object].join(" "), text: `${cap(row.subject)} acts toward the ${row.object}.` });
+      continue;
+    }
+  }
+  const seen = new Set();
+  const deduped = lines.filter((l) => (seen.has(l.key) ? false : (seen.add(l.key), true)));
+  deduped.sort((a, b) => (a.key < b.key ? -1 : a.key > b.key ? 1 : 0));
+  return deduped.map((l) => l.text).join("\n");
+}
+
+// ---- parsing -------------------------------------------------------------
+
+// Checked in this exact order, first match wins — every entry's phrase text
+// is unambiguous against every OTHER entry's (verified in
+// test/services/adventure-editor.test.mjs), so ordering only matters against
+// the two generic fallbacks at the very end (`is in the` / `is a/an <class>`,
+// which a specific phrase like "is a container." would otherwise also match).
+const LINE_PATTERNS = [
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+carries\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[2]), predicate: "mgx:located-in", object: LOW(m[1]) }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+hidden\s+in\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:hidden-in", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+fixed\s+in\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:fixed-in", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+stands\s+locked\s+in\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:stands-locked-in", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+currently\s+in\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:currently-in", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+has\s+an\s+exit\s+(\w+)\s+to\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: `mgx:has-exit-${LOW(m[2])}`, object: LOW(m[3]) }) },
+  { kind: OPENNESS_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+open\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:is-open", object: "true" }) },
+  { kind: OPENNESS_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+closed\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:is-open", object: "false" }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+a\s+container\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:is-container", object: "true" }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+a\s+character\s+in\s+the\s+story\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:is-npc", object: "true" }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+the\s+objective\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:is-objective", object: "true" }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+unlocks\s+with\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:unlocks-with", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+acts\s+on\s+turn\s+(\d+)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:acts-on-turn", object: m[2] }) },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+acts\s+toward\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "mgx:acts-toward", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+  // The two generic fallbacks — tried last, on purpose: every phrase above is
+  // a literal-text special case one of these two patterns would ALSO match
+  // ("is a container." is a valid "is a <class>." sentence too), so only
+  // once nothing more specific matched does a bare placement/type reading win.
+  { kind: PLACEMENT_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+in\s+the\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m, types) => {
+      const t = types.get(LOW(m[1]));
+      return { subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: t && MOVER_CLASSES.has(t) ? "mgx:currently-in" : "mgx:located-in", object: LOW(m[2]) };
+    } },
+  { kind: OTHER_KIND, re: /^(.+?)\s+is\s+an?\s+(.+?)\.?$/i,
+    build: (m) => ({ subject: LOW(m[1]), predicate: "rdf:type", object: LOW(m[2]) }) },
+];
+
+// A parsed placement/openness triple carries its own predicate family tag so
+// planWorldEditorSync can route it to the "append, never retract" path
+// without re-deriving the family from the predicate string a second time.
+const PLACEMENT_PREDICATES = new Set([
+  "mgx:currently-in", "mgx:located-in", "mgx:fixed-in", "mgx:stands-locked-in", "mgx:hidden-in",
+]);
+
+/** One line -> `{ subject, predicate, object, kind }` or null when nothing in
+ *  LINE_PATTERNS recognizes it — an honest miss, never a guessed shape.
+ *  `types` (typeMapFrom's own map) disambiguates the one truly generic
+ *  placement phrase ("X is in the Y.") between mgx:currently-in (a person/
+ *  adventurer standing in a room) and mgx:located-in (a portable resting or
+ *  carried) the exact way adventure.mjs's own world data always distinguishes
+ *  them. */
+export function parseEditorLine(line, types) {
+  const trimmed = String(line || "").trim();
+  if (!trimmed) return null;
+  for (const pattern of LINE_PATTERNS) {
+    const m = trimmed.match(pattern.re);
+    if (!m) continue;
+    const triple = pattern.build(m, types);
+    if (!triple.subject || !triple.object) continue;
+    const kind = triple.predicate === "mgx:is-open" ? OPENNESS_KIND
+      : PLACEMENT_PREDICATES.has(triple.predicate) ? PLACEMENT_KIND : OTHER_KIND;
+    return { ...triple, kind };
+  }
+  return null;
+}
+
+/** Parse the whole editor textarea: every non-blank line either becomes a
+ *  triple or lands in `unrecognized` (1-based line numbers, honest — the
+ *  original text, never silently dropped). `contextRows` seeds the type map
+ *  parseEditorLine's placement disambiguation reads; the text's OWN "is a/an
+ *  <class>." lines are folded in too, so a class freshly typed in this same
+ *  edit still disambiguates a placement line elsewhere in the same pass. */
+export function parseWorldEditorText(text, contextRows = []) {
+  const rawLines = String(text || "").split("\n");
+  const firstPassTypes = typeMapFrom(contextRows);
+  // Pass 1: collect every "is a/an <class>." this text itself asserts, so a
+  // type declared and used in the SAME edit still resolves correctly.
+  for (const raw of rawLines) {
+    const trimmed = raw.trim();
+    if (!trimmed) continue;
+    const m = trimmed.match(/^(.+?)\s+is\s+an?\s+(.+?)\.?$/i);
+    if (m && !/\bcontainer\.?$/i.test(trimmed) && !/\bcharacter in the story\.?$/i.test(trimmed)) {
+      firstPassTypes.set(LOW(m[1]), LOW(m[2]));
+    }
+  }
+  const triples = [];
+  const unrecognized = [];
+  rawLines.forEach((raw, i) => {
+    const trimmed = raw.trim();
+    if (!trimmed) return;
+    const parsed = parseEditorLine(trimmed, firstPassTypes);
+    if (parsed) triples.push(parsed);
+    else unrecognized.push({ line: i + 1, text: raw });
+  });
+  return { triples, unrecognized };
+}
+
+// ---- sync planning ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+const tripleKey = (t) => `${t.subject} ${t.predicate} ${t.object}`;
+
+/** Every raw fact row this editor's "other" family (type/exits/container/
+ *  puzzle — never placement/openness) is allowed to touch — the closed set
+ *  planWorldEditorSync diffs against and the only rows a removal can ever
+ *  target. Skips @turnN snapshot subjects, mirroring the renderer. */
+export function editableOtherRows(rows) {
+  return (rows || []).filter((r) => {
+    if (SNAPSHOT_RE.test(r.subject)) return false;
+    if (r.predicate === "rdf:type") return true;
+    if (EXIT_PREDICATE_RE.test(r.predicate)) return true;
+    return ["mgx:is-container", "mgx:is-npc", "mgx:is-objective", "mgx:unlocks-with", "mgx:acts-on-turn", "mgx:acts-toward"]
+      .includes(r.predicate);
+  });
+}
+
+/** Plan the fact-store writes one parsed edit implies, from already-parsed
+ *  `triples` (parseWorldEditorText's own output) against the world's current
+ *  `rows`/`state`. Returns `{ toAppend, toRemoveIds }` — pure, no I/O.
+ *
+ *  Placement/openness triples are NEVER retracted (see this module's own
+ *  header): a triple only joins `toAppend` when it actually differs from the
+ *  subject's current folded value (or the subject has none yet) — otherwise
+ *  re-asserting an unchanged line would append a no-op duplicate on every
+ *  keystroke.
+ *
+ *  "Other"-family triples (type/exits/container/puzzle) get a real add/
+ *  remove diff against `editableOtherRows(rows)` — but the CALLER decides
+ *  whether `toRemoveIds` is safe to apply (skip it whenever
+ *  parseWorldEditorText reported any unrecognized line — see this module's
+ *  header for why). */
+export function planWorldEditorSync(rows, state, triples) {
+  const toAppend = [];
+  const seenPlacementSubjects = new Set();
+  const otherTriples = [];
+  // Placement/openness: last occurrence per subject wins (mirrors how a
+  // human reads a document top-to-bottom and treats a later line as the
+  // correction of an earlier one about the same thing).
+  for (const t of [...(triples || [])].reverse()) {
+    if (t.kind === OTHER_KIND) { otherTriples.push(t); continue; }
+    if (seenPlacementSubjects.has(t.subject)) continue;
+    seenPlacementSubjects.add(t.subject);
+    if (t.kind === PLACEMENT_KIND) {
+      const current = state.placements?.get(t.subject);
+      if (!current || current.predicate !== t.predicate || current.object !== t.object) toAppend.push(t);
+    } else if (t.kind === OPENNESS_KIND) {
+      const current = state.openness?.get(t.subject);
+      const wantOpen = t.object === "true";
+      if (!current || current.open !== wantOpen) toAppend.push(t);
+    }
+  }
+
+  const currentOther = editableOtherRows(rows);
+  const currentKeys = new Map(currentOther.map((r) => [tripleKey(r), r.id]));
+  const newOtherKeys = new Set();
+  for (const t of otherTriples) {
+    const key = tripleKey(t);
+    if (newOtherKeys.has(key)) continue;
+    newOtherKeys.add(key);
+    if (!currentKeys.has(key)) toAppend.push(t);
+  }
+  const toRemoveIds = [];
+  for (const [key, id] of currentKeys) {
+    if (!newOtherKeys.has(key)) toRemoveIds.push(id);
+  }
+  return { toAppend, toRemoveIds };
+}
+
+// ---- cursor-driven suggestions ---------------------------------------------
+
+/** The word immediately before `cursorPos` in `text` — a run of letters/
+ *  digits/hyphens, the same token shape this vocabulary's own terms use
+ *  (kebab-case room names like "drawing-room"). Empty string when the
+ *  cursor sits after whitespace/punctuation with no word directly behind
+ *  it. Pure. */
+export function wordBeforeCursor(text, cursorPos) {
+  const head = String(text || "").slice(0, cursorPos);
+  const m = head.match(/[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9-]*$/);
+  return m ? m[0].toLowerCase() : "";
+}