@zodeus/reaping-mcp 0.1.4 → 0.1.5

package/dist/reaping-mcp.mjs

@@ -46396,9 +46396,9 @@ var TOOLS = [
 var PORT = Number(process.env.REAPING_AI_PORT) || 5341;
 var GUIDE_FILE = new URL("../../.claude/skills/play-reaping/SKILL.md", import.meta.url);
 var CALL_TIMEOUT = 1e4;
-var VERSION = true ? "0.1.4" : "0.0.0-dev";
+var VERSION = true ? "0.1.5" : "0.0.0-dev";
 function guide() {
-  if (true) return '# Playing The Last Reaping as the Reeve\n\nThe Last Reaping is a plague and folk-horror colony sim. The villagers choose their own work:\nthey haul, build, farm, bury and fight. You are **the Reeve**. You place buildings, zones and\nfields; set how many hands work where; set stock targets; choose rites to remember; and answer\nomens. Someone is watching the game. Everything you do is drawn on their map in violet: brackets\nclose in on a site, ants march round a zone, a red cross marks a refusal, and your hand glides\nfrom deed to deed. Your `why` shows as the caption on their screen.\n\n## Setup\n\n1. The server. Players get it from npm: the MCP client runs `npx -y @zodeus/reaping-mcp` (Node 18+),\n   for example `{ "mcpServers": { "reaping": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@zodeus/reaping-mcp"] } } }`\n   in Claude Desktop, or `claude mcp add reaping -- npx -y @zodeus/reaping-mcp` in Claude Code. The\n   package README (`packages/reaping-mcp/README.md`) has every client. In this repo, `.mcp.json`\n   registers the source as `reaping` (`npm run mcp`), so a Claude Code session here already has it.\n2. The person opens the game with the Reeve: the Reeve poster on the title screen, then\n   **Open with the Reeve**, or `https://reaping.zodeus.com/?ai=1`. Chrome may ask to let the page\n   reach the local network: they allow it. In the desktop app the same poster works, or the app\n   started with `--ai` (`--ai=<port>` for another port). In this repo, `http://127.0.0.1:5327/?ai=1` is the\n   person\'s own dev server: **never start or drive port 5327 yourself**. For automated checks use\n   the verify rig on 5328 with `?ai=<port>&fresh=1&title=0` and the server on that port\n   (`REAPING_AI_PORT`).\n3. A plate in the bottom-left corner says "The Reeve". When its dot glows violet, you are\n   linked. Call `status`. If the game is on the title or founding screen, the person has to\n   start or continue a village; you can\'t press it.\n4. Keep the tab visible. A browser stops a hidden tab, so time stands still.\n\n## The turn loop\n\n1. `status`: the date and hour, food and firewood in days, alerts with tiles, omens waiting, and\n   the news since your last look. Read every line of it.\n2. Look where it matters: `map` (centred on the hearth by default, 64x40 at most), `list`, or\n   `inspect`.\n3. Do **two to five** deeds, each with a `why` in one plain sentence ("Two hovels: eight sleep\n   rough and strangers come at dawn."). Use `find_spot` for coordinates, never guesses. Read each\n   reply: a refusal says why.\n4. `wait`: `until: "dusk"` before night, `until: "dawn"` through it, or `seconds` for a short\n   while. `hurry: 2-3` while nothing is happening; `hurry: 1` when danger is near, so the watcher\n   can follow. `wait` comes back early for raids, deaths and omens. When it does, look again\n   before acting.\n\nIn `turns` pace (the default), the world is still while you think and runs only during `wait`.\n`pace` switches to `live` if the person wants the clock to run freely.\n\n## How the valley works\n\n- **Time.** A day is 450 game seconds. A season is 4 days and a year is 16 days. Dusk comes at\n  84% of the day and night at 90%. Spring: till and sow. Summer: grow. Autumn: harvest, then\n  Reaping Night. Winter: nothing grows, homes burn firewood, and the cold kills.\n- **Food.** `status` gives food in days at the rate the village eats. Fields need a farmhouse\n  within 16 tiles (labourers work them before there is one) and are sown in season: grain in\n  spring and summer. Berries and meat rot fast; a granary slows it, and smoked meat keeps.\n  Foragers and hunters bridge the gap until the first harvest.\n- **Firewood.** The chopping block turns wood into firewood. Homes burn it only in cold seasons,\n  so stock up before winter (`set_target firewood`).\n- **Beds.** Anyone without a bed sleeps rough: cold, miserable, and prey for the night hunters\n  from the third night on. Strangers walk in at dawn, more when beds and food wait for them, and\n  some carry the plague.\n- **The dead.** Bodies must go in a **graveyard** (12 graves; it needs stone) or on a **pyre**\n  (faster, burns firewood, and the faiths remember it). Unburied bodies are the worst miasma, and\n  miasma breeds plague. Plague is the biggest killer after raids. Answer it with a lazar house,\n  herbs, a healer and wells (washing sheds taint).\n- **Nights.** After 2 grace nights, a horde comes every night, warned at dusk and stronger each\n  day. From day 4 a smaller band also walks in by daylight. Light (torch posts, braziers) keeps the\n  worst off the paths. Palisades and gates keep walkers out (carrion fly over), and watchtowers\n  shoot. The **bell** (`command {"type":"bell","on":true}`) sends everyone home and musters the\n  militia at the watch house. Ring it when a horde is at the door, and stand down after.\n- **The Tithe Stone.** Each autumn the Stone names its due in grain, meat and effigies (effigies\n  come from a wickerwright, taught by *The Straw Man*). It is judged on Reaping Night, the last\n  night of autumn. Paid in full, the year is blessed. Short, Dread rises: Hollows climb out of\n  the fields, and the Reaping horde comes 2.5x as strong. Send items with\n  `command {"type":"titheSend","item":"meat","on":true}`.\n- **Lore.** Most buildings are forgotten at first. Build a **telling house**, give it a scholar,\n  and `study` a rite. `catalog` lists what can be studied now and what each teaches. Most later\n  rites are lost until their book turns up in gathering, hunting, farming, burials or kills.\n- **Faith.** The villagers follow the Stone, the Bell or the Green. Each faith wants a place to\n  pray, and favour moves its tier, which helps or hurts the whole village. Omens ask a question\n  with numbered choices. Answer them (`answer_omen`) before their dawn or they take the default.\n- **Dark land.** Nothing can be built where nobody has walked (blank on the map). Workers carry\n  the known land outward, and a watchtower sees far.\n\n## An opening that holds\n\nThis order is distilled from the headless autopilot (`scripts/sim/autopilot.ts`, `Autopilot.daily`).\nEven its colonies fall between day 7 and day 28 when nobody tends them. The usual killers are\nraids by night and by day, then plague bred by bodies left unburied because no stone meant no\ngraveyard. Watch those three.\n\n- **Day 1:** `study` a first rite. The order the autopilot uses is *deerPath*, *strawMan*, *furrow*,\n  *commonPot*, *hueCry*, *midden*, *hewing*, *leavings*, *greenMan*, *lamb*, *bankedFire*,\n  *tallow*, then plague care (*rue*, *comfrey*). Then:\n  - hovels until beds \u2265 souls + 2;\n  - a woodcutter\'s hut by the trees;\n  - a forager\'s hut;\n  - a telling house;\n  - a stockpile zone of about 5x4 near the hearth.\n- **Days 1-2:** a chopping block, a farmhouse in spring or summer, and a first field of grain of\n  about 6x5 beside it. Add a granary and a woodshed.\n- **Day 3, before the raids grow:**\n  - a **quarry by the nearest rock** (`find_spot quarry` searches from it);\n  - a **graveyard** at least 6 tiles out;\n  - a well;\n  - a hunter (meat for the tithe);\n  - a chandler (candles).\n- **Days 4-6:**\n  - a pyre and a midden downwind;\n  - two braziers;\n  - a place for each faith (green chapel, offering stone, chapel);\n  - a herb garden, a healer, a cookhouse;\n  - a watch house;\n  - torch posts out at the edge;\n  - a palisade ring about 16 tiles out with a gate on the road side (`build_line`, a stretch at\n    a time as wood allows). Pieces torn down or burned are staked out again by day on their own\n    (as stone once *Footings* is known and stone is in store); `status` lists breaches still open.\n    To harden a stretch before it breaks, `command {"type":"upwall","tiles":[...]}` rebuilds those\n    palisades as stone in place.\n- **After that:**\n  - bakehouse, watchtowers, wickerwright (effigies), alehouse;\n  - a lazar house the moment anyone sickens;\n  - more woodcutters and foragers as the village grows: one woodcutter per 10 adults, one\n    forager per 15;\n  - improvements on homes first (`upgrade`).\n\nKeep spare hands: a trade wants its workers plus about two labourers left over to haul and\nbuild. Don\'t stake out more than stock can pay. Unpaid sites still tie up builders.\n\n## Tool notes\n\n- Coordinates are tiles: x across, y down. A building\'s x, y is its **top-left**, and its door\n  is under the middle of its bottom row.\n- "Clear the ground first." means `clear` the rectangle and let labourers take it down by day.\n  "Nobody has walked that land yet." means dark land.\n- Improvements are raised with `upgrade` on the finished base, never placed fresh.\n- `inspect` a workshop to see its recipes; `set_recipe` switches one, and `set_target` decides\n  when makers stop.\n- `command` sends anything else in the game\'s command set (bell, titheSend, offer, setService,\n  invoke, setLabourers, setCrop, flag, unzone...).\n- `screenshot` shows what the camera sees; `look_at` points it first.\n\n## Playing for the person watching\n\n- Always give a `why`. It is the only voice you have on their screen.\n- Act in small batches and then let time run. Thirty deeds at once is noise.\n- Never demolish the starting buildings (the hearth, the Tithe Stone), and never offer a\n  villager to the Stone unless the person agrees. It is a life.\n- If they say "follow off" or "go live", use `pace`. If they take over, stop acting.\n';
+  if (true) return '# Playing The Last Reaping as the Reeve\n\nThe Last Reaping is a plague and folk-horror colony sim. The villagers choose their own work:\nthey haul, build, farm, bury and fight. You are **the Reeve**. You place buildings, zones and\nfields; set how many hands work where; set stock targets; choose rites to remember; and answer\nomens. Someone is watching the game. Everything you do is drawn on their map in violet: brackets\nclose in on a site, ants march round a zone, a red cross marks a refusal, and your hand glides\nfrom deed to deed. Your `why` shows as the caption on their screen.\n\n## Setup\n\n1. The server. Players get it from npm: the MCP client runs `npx -y @zodeus/reaping-mcp` (Node 18+),\n   for example `{ "mcpServers": { "reaping": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@zodeus/reaping-mcp"] } } }`\n   in Claude Desktop, or `claude mcp add reaping -- npx -y @zodeus/reaping-mcp` in Claude Code. The\n   package README (`packages/reaping-mcp/README.md`) has every client. In this repo, `.mcp.json`\n   registers the source as `reaping` (`npm run mcp`), so a Claude Code session here already has it.\n2. The person opens the game with the Reeve: the Reeve poster on the title screen, then\n   **Open with the Reeve**, or `https://reaping.zodeus.com/?ai=1`. Chrome may ask to let the page\n   reach the local network: they allow it. In the desktop app the same poster works, or the app\n   started with `--ai` (`--ai=<port>` for another port). In this repo, `http://127.0.0.1:5327/?ai=1` is the\n   person\'s own dev server: **never start or drive port 5327 yourself**. For automated checks use\n   the verify rig on 5328 with `?ai=<port>&fresh=1&title=0` and the server on that port\n   (`REAPING_AI_PORT`).\n3. A plate in the bottom-left corner says "The Reeve". When its dot glows violet, you are\n   linked. Call `status`. If the game is on the title or founding screen, the person has to\n   start or continue a village; you can\'t press it.\n4. Keep the tab visible. A browser stops a hidden tab, so time stands still.\n\n## The turn loop\n\n1. `status`: the date and hour, food and firewood in days, alerts with tiles, omens waiting, and\n   the news since your last look. Read every line of it.\n2. Look where it matters: `map` (centred on the hearth by default, 64x40 at most), `list`, or\n   `inspect`.\n3. Do **two to five** deeds, each with a `why` in one plain sentence ("Two hovels: eight sleep\n   rough and strangers come at dawn."). Use `find_spot` for coordinates, never guesses. Read each\n   reply: a refusal says why.\n4. `wait`: `until: "dusk"` before night, `until: "dawn"` through it, or `seconds` for a short\n   while. `hurry: 2-3` while nothing is happening; `hurry: 1` when danger is near, so the watcher\n   can follow. `wait` comes back early for raids, deaths and omens. When it does, look again\n   before acting.\n\nIn `turns` pace (the default), the world is still while you think and runs only during `wait`.\n`pace` switches to `live` if the person wants the clock to run freely.\n\n## How the valley works\n\n- **Time.** A day is 450 game seconds. A season is 4 days and a year is 16 days. Dusk comes at\n  84% of the day and night at 90%. Spring: till and sow. Summer: grow. Autumn: harvest, then\n  Reaping Night. Winter: nothing grows, homes burn firewood, and the cold kills.\n- **Food.** `status` gives food in days at the rate the village eats. Fields need a farmhouse\n  within 16 tiles (labourers work them before there is one) and are sown in season: grain in\n  spring and summer. Berries and meat rot fast; a granary slows it, and smoked meat keeps.\n  Foragers and hunters bridge the gap until the first harvest.\n- **Firewood.** The chopping block turns wood into firewood. Homes burn it only in cold seasons,\n  so stock up before winter (`set_target firewood`).\n- **Beds.** Anyone without a bed sleeps rough: cold, miserable, and prey for the night hunters\n  from the third night on. Strangers walk in at dawn, more when beds and food wait for them, and\n  some carry the plague.\n- **The dead.** Bodies must go in a **graveyard** (12 graves; it needs stone) or on a **pyre**\n  (faster, burns firewood, and the faiths remember it). Unburied bodies are the worst miasma, and\n  miasma breeds plague. Plague is the biggest killer after raids. Answer it with a lazar house,\n  herbs, a healer and wells (washing sheds taint).\n- **Nights.** After 2 grace nights, a horde comes every night, warned at dusk and stronger each\n  day. From day 4 a smaller band also walks in by daylight. Light (torch posts, braziers) keeps the\n  worst off the paths. Palisades and gates keep walkers out (carrion fly over), and watchtowers\n  shoot. The **bell** (`command {"type":"bell","on":true}`) sends everyone home and musters the\n  militia at the watch house. Ring it when a horde is at the door, and stand down after.\n- **The Tithe Stone.** Each autumn the Stone names its due in grain, meat and effigies (effigies\n  come from a wickerwright, taught by *The Straw Man*). It is judged on Reaping Night, the last\n  night of autumn. Paid in full, the year is blessed. Short, Dread rises: Hollows climb out of\n  the fields, and the Reaping horde comes 2.5x as strong. Send items with\n  `command {"type":"titheSend","item":"meat","on":true}`.\n- **Lore.** Most buildings are forgotten at first. Build a **telling house**, give it a scholar,\n  and `study` a rite. `catalog` lists what can be studied now and what each teaches. Most later\n  rites are lost until their book turns up in gathering, hunting, farming, burials or kills.\n- **Faith.** The villagers follow the Stone, the Bell or the Green. Each faith wants a place to\n  pray, and favour moves its tier, which helps or hurts the whole village. Omens ask a question\n  with numbered choices. Answer them (`answer_omen`) before their dawn or they take the default.\n- **Dark land.** Nothing can be built where nobody has walked (blank on the map). Workers carry\n  the known land outward, and a watchtower sees far.\n\n## An opening that holds\n\nThis order is distilled from the headless autopilot (`scripts/sim/autopilot.ts`, `Autopilot.daily`).\nEven its colonies fall between day 7 and day 28 when nobody tends them. The usual killers are\nraids by night and by day, then plague bred by bodies left unburied because no stone meant no\ngraveyard. Watch those three.\n\n- **Day 1:** `study` a first rite. The order the autopilot uses is *deerPath*, *strawMan*, *furrow*,\n  *commonPot*, *hueCry*, *midden*, *hewing*, *leavings*, *greenMan*, *lamb*, *bankedFire*,\n  *tallow*, then plague care (*rue*, *comfrey*). Then:\n  - hovels until beds \u2265 souls + 2;\n  - a woodcutter\'s hut by the trees;\n  - a forager\'s hut;\n  - a telling house;\n  - a stockpile zone of about 5x4 near the hearth.\n- **Days 1-2:** a chopping block, a farmhouse in spring or summer, and a first field of grain of\n  about 6x5 beside it. Add a granary and a woodshed.\n- **Day 3, before the raids grow:**\n  - a **quarry by the nearest rock** (`find_spot quarry` searches from it);\n  - a **graveyard** at least 6 tiles out;\n  - a well;\n  - a hunter (meat for the tithe);\n  - a chandler (candles).\n- **Days 4-6:**\n  - a pyre and a midden downwind;\n  - two braziers;\n  - a place for each faith (green chapel, offering stone, chapel);\n  - a herb garden, a healer, a cookhouse;\n  - a watch house;\n  - torch posts out at the edge;\n  - a palisade ring about 16 tiles out with a gate on the road side (`build_line`, a stretch at\n    a time as wood allows). Pieces torn down or burned are staked out again by day on their own\n    (as stone once *Footings* is known and stone is in store); `status` lists breaches still open.\n    To harden a stretch before it breaks, `command {"type":"upwall","tiles":[...]}` rebuilds those\n    palisades as stone in place.\n- **After that:**\n  - bakehouse, watchtowers, wickerwright (effigies), alehouse;\n  - a lazar house the moment anyone sickens;\n  - once *The Bloom* is known, a **delf** on stony ground (`find_spot delf` searches from the\n    nearest): stone that never runs out, and now and then ore or coal. Dig it within 7 tiles of a\n    seam and you can later `upgrade` it to a mine, which works the seams;\n  - more woodcutters and foragers as the village grows: one woodcutter per 10 adults, one\n    forager per 15;\n  - improvements on homes first (`upgrade`).\n\nKeep spare hands: a trade wants its workers plus about two labourers left over to haul and\nbuild. Don\'t stake out more than stock can pay. Unpaid sites still tie up builders.\n\n## Tool notes\n\n- Coordinates are tiles: x across, y down. A building\'s x, y is its **top-left**, and its door\n  is under the middle of its bottom row.\n- "Clear the ground first." means `clear` the rectangle and let labourers take it down by day.\n  "Nobody has walked that land yet." means dark land.\n- Improvements are raised with `upgrade` on the finished base, never placed fresh.\n- `inspect` a workshop to see its recipes; `set_recipe` switches one, and `set_target` decides\n  when makers stop.\n- `command` sends anything else in the game\'s command set (bell, titheSend, offer, setService,\n  invoke, setLabourers, setCrop, flag, unzone...).\n- `screenshot` shows what the camera sees; `look_at` points it first.\n\n## Playing for the person watching\n\n- Always give a `why`. It is the only voice you have on their screen.\n- Act in small batches and then let time run. Thirty deeds at once is noise.\n- Never demolish the starting buildings (the hearth, the Tithe Stone), and never offer a\n  villager to the Stone unless the person agrees. It is a life.\n- If they say "follow off" or "go live", use `pace`. If they take over, stop acting.\n';
   try {
     return readFileSync(GUIDE_FILE, "utf8").replace(/^---[\s\S]*?\n---\s*/, "");
   } catch {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@zodeus/reaping-mcp",
-  "version": "0.1.4",
+  "version": "0.1.5",
   "description": "Let an AI play The Last Reaping: an MCP server that links your AI client to the game in your browser, as the Reeve.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {