dreamboard 0.1.21 → 0.1.23

package/skills/dreamboard/SKILL.md

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 ---
 name: dreamboard
-description: Guides development of multiplayer, rule-enforced, turn-based games on the Dreamboard.games platform. Use this skill when building a new Dreamboard game, implementing game logic with the reducer pattern, writing game rules or manifest, using the Dreamboard CLI, or iterating on game UI and tests.
+description: Create multiplayer, rule-enforced, turn-based game on Dreamboard.games platform.
 metadata:
   short-description: Dreamboard Game Development Workflow
   tags: [dreamboard, cli, game-dev, board-game, turn-based, multiplayer]
@@ -17,91 +17,51 @@ compile, run, and test against the current reducer-native scaffold.
 
 - Dreamboard CLI installed and available as `dreamboard`
   Install with `npm install -g dreamboard`
-- Authenticated via `dreamboard auth status` or log in via `dreamboard login`
+- Authenticated via `dreamboard login`
 
-## New game workflow
-
-Copy this checklist and track your progress:
-
-```
-New Game Development Progress:
-- [ ] Step 1: Author rule.md
-- [ ] Step 2: Author manifest.ts to define game topology
-- [ ] Step 3: Run `dreamboard sync` to update generated type-safe contracts
-- [ ] Step 4: Implement reducer contract, phases, interactions, and views in `app/`
-- [ ] Step 5: Keep reducer files organized by ownership: `game-contract.ts` for schemas, `game.ts` for assembly, phase `index.ts` files for `definePhase` registration, and concept files for reducer bodies
-- [ ] Step 6: Run `dreamboard compile` and fix any type errors
-- [ ] Step 7: Write bases and scenarios in `test/`, then run `dreamboard test generate` and `dreamboard test run`
-- [ ] Step 8: Implement the playable UI in `ui/App.tsx` — start from generated `PromptInbox`, `Interaction`, and `Zone` primitives before writing custom runtime plumbing (see [references/ui-architecture.md](references/ui-architecture.md))
-- [ ] Step 9: Verify end-to-end with `dreamboard dev`
-```
-
-For the end-to-end authoring loop, start with [references/quickstart.md](references/quickstart.md) and [references/authoring-lifecycle.md](references/authoring-lifecycle.md).
+## Buliding Your First Game
+See [tutorials/building-your-first-game.md](references/building-your-first-game.md)
 
 ## References
 
 - Quickstart:
   [references/quickstart.md](references/quickstart.md)
-- Workspace layout:
-  [references/workspace-layout.md](references/workspace-layout.md)
-- Core concepts:
-  [references/core-concepts.md](references/core-concepts.md)
+- Tutorial:
+  [references/building-your-first-game.md](references/building-your-first-game.md)
 - CLI:
   [references/cli.md](references/cli.md)
 - Rules:
   [references/rule-authoring.md](references/rule-authoring.md)
 - Manifest:
-  [references/manifest.md](references/manifest.md),
-  [references/manifest-fields.md](references/manifest-fields.md)
-- Reducer authoring:
-  [references/game-contract.md](references/game-contract.md),
-  [references/game-definition.md](references/game-definition.md),
-  [references/phases.md](references/phases.md),
-  [references/interactions.md](references/interactions.md),
-  [references/card-actions.md](references/card-actions.md),
-  [references/effects.md](references/effects.md),
-  [references/views.md](references/views.md)
-- Tiled Boards:
-  [references/board-topology.md](references/board-topology.md)
-- UI:
-  [references/ui-architecture.md](references/ui-architecture.md),
-  [references/game-shell.md](references/game-shell.md),
-  [references/board-surfaces.md](references/board-surfaces.md),
-  [references/hand-surfaces.md](references/hand-surfaces.md),
-  [references/prompts-and-choices.md](references/prompts-and-choices.md),
-  [references/custom-renderers.md](references/custom-renderers.md),
-  [references/ui-components.md](references/ui-components.md)
+  [references/manifest-authoring.md](references/manifest-authoring.md)
+- Reducer:
+  [references/reducer.md](references/reducer.md)
+- Game interface:
+  [references/game-interface.md](references/game-interface.md)
 - Testing:
-  [references/testing.md](references/testing.md),
-  [references/testing-bases.md](references/testing-bases.md),
-  [references/testing-scenarios.md](references/testing-scenarios.md),
-  [references/testing-runtime-assertions.md](references/testing-runtime-assertions.md),
-  [references/testing-ui-tests.md](references/testing-ui-tests.md),
-  [references/testing-generated-contracts.md](references/testing-generated-contracts.md)
+  [references/testing.md](references/testing.md)
 
 ## Current Scaffold
 
-A fresh `dreamboard new` workspace contains:
+The current scaffold centers on these files:
 
 - authored source:
-  `rule.md`, `manifest.ts`
+  `rule.md`, `manifest.json`
 - reducer:
-  `app/game-contract.ts`, `app/game.ts`, `app/phases/setup.ts`,
-  `app/setup-profiles.ts`, `app/reducer-support.ts`, `app/README.md`
+  `app/game-contract.ts`, `app/game.ts`, `app/phases/*.ts`,
+  `app/setup-profiles.ts`
 - UI:
-  `ui/App.tsx`, usually built from generated `@dreamboard/ui-contract` primitives plus generic components from `@dreamboard/ui-sdk`
+  `ui/App.tsx`
 - tests:
-  `test/bases/initial-turn.base.ts`, `test/testing-types.ts`
-  _(scenarios are not scaffolded — create them in `test/scenarios/`)_
-- generated (do not edit):
-  `shared/manifest-contract.ts`, `shared/generated/ui-contract.ts`
+  `test/bases/*.base.ts`, `test/scenarios/*.scenario.ts`,
+  `test/testing-types.ts`
 
 ## Command Flow
 
 Use the commands for different kinds of state:
 
 - `dreamboard sync`
-  Upload local authored changes and advance the remote authored head. Run this after editing `rule.md`, `manifest.ts`, or authored source files that should be part of the next remote build. Re-running `sync` against the same authored content is safe; Dreamboard reuses already-uploaded source blobs and still refreshes framework-owned generated files. When `package.json` changes, `sync` also prepares workspace dependencies automatically.
+  Upload local authored changes and advance the remote authored head. Run this after editing `rule.md`, `manifest.json`, or authored source files that should be part of the next remote build.
 - `dreamboard compile`
   Compile the current remote authored head. Run this after `sync`, or re-run it after a failed compile when you have not made new authored edits.
 - `dreamboard pull`
@@ -113,36 +73,43 @@ Quick rule:
 - compile failed but you have not edited files since: `dreamboard compile` again
 - remote authored head moved: `dreamboard pull` first
 
+## Workflow
+
+Use this order by default:
+
+1. Write or revise `rule.md`.
+2. Align `manifest.json` to the rules.
+3. Run `dreamboard sync`.
+4. Implement reducer state, phases, actions, and views in `app/`.
+5. Implement the playable UI in `ui/App.tsx`.
+6. Run `dreamboard compile`.
+7. Generate test artifacts with `dreamboard test generate`.
+8. Run scenarios with `dreamboard test run`.
+9. Validate the local runtime with `dreamboard run`.
+10. For agent-built games, run `dreamboard dev` and verify the browser UI before handoff. Use Playwright to open the dev host, check that the plugin iframe renders without console errors, and click a primary interaction such as selecting a playable hand card. Reducer scenarios alone are not enough when the game has an interactive UI.
+
 ## Guardrails
 
-- `manifest.ts` and `rule.md` are the source of truth for scaffolding.
-- Choose files by ownership before editing: schemas in `app/game-contract.ts`, `defineGame` wiring in `app/game.ts`, player projections in view files, and phase reducers in `app/phases/*`.
-- A single `app/phases/<phase>.ts` is fine while small. Once a phase has multiple action families, shared input helpers, card actions, or is roughly 250-300 lines, move to `app/phases/<phase>/index.ts` plus neighboring concept files such as `build.ts`, `trade.ts`, or `dev-cards.ts`.
-- Keep phase `index.ts` files as assembly: import interactions, register them with `definePhase`, and export the phase plus stable test-facing schemas.
-- Use `kind: "simultaneousPlayer"` for hidden concurrent choices. Declare `actors`, a single `submit` descriptor, and a phase-level `resolve` callback; do not hand-roll sealed choices in `hiddenState` unless the mechanic needs custom behavior outside the SDK barrier.
-- Keep `app/reducer-support.ts` small. Split real game rules into `app/rules/*` modules by domain instead of adding unrelated helpers to one catch-all file.
+- `manifest.json` and `rule.md` are the source of truth for scaffolding.
 - Run `dreamboard sync` after authored changes to keep generated files and the remote authored head in sync.
-- Fresh `app/setup-profiles.ts` placeholders are framework-owned until you customize them. `dreamboard sync` refreshes empty placeholder entries to match manifest profile IDs, then preserves the file once you add real setup logic.
 - `dreamboard pull` reconciles authored divergence into the current workspace.
 - `dreamboard compile` is separate from authored sync; failed compiles do not mean the workspace needs a pull or another sync unless you changed authored files again.
 - Use `dreamboard status` to distinguish authored sync from compile health before deciding whether the next command should be `sync`, `compile`, or `pull`.
-- Re-run `dreamboard test generate` after runtime-shape changes in `manifest.ts` or `app/`.
+- Re-run `dreamboard test generate` after runtime-shape changes in `manifest.json` or `app/`.
 - Keep reducer-owned UI data in views; do not reintroduce the old `shared/ui-args.ts` pattern in new scaffolds.
+- When a game exposes clickable hands, markets, boards, or prompts, prove the same interaction works through `dreamboard dev` in a browser. A direct scenario submission can pass even when the rendered surface does not collect the input.
+- For interactive card hands, render generated surfaces such as `handSurface.Hand` and `handSurface.Card` consistently. Do not swap a surface card for a raw `Card` or custom tile based on `me.canAct`; the surface primitive is responsible for disabling unavailable interactions.
 
 ## Editable Surface
 
 Edit:
 
 - `rule.md`
-- `manifest.ts`
+- `manifest.json`
 - `app/game-contract.ts`
 - `app/game.ts`
 - `app/phases/*.ts`
-- `app/phases/*/*.ts`
-- `app/rules/*.ts` (when you split game-domain helpers)
 - `app/setup-profiles.ts`
-- `app/reducer-support.ts`
-- `app/*-view.ts` (view files you create, e.g. `app/player-view.ts`)
 - `ui/App.tsx`
 - `test/bases/*.base.ts`
 - `test/scenarios/*.scenario.ts`
@@ -155,8 +122,7 @@ Do not edit generated or framework-owned files such as:
 - `ui/index.tsx`
 - `test/generated/*`
 
-## Official Documentation
-
+## Offical Documentation
 Visit https://dreamboard.games/docs
 
 ## Framework Feedback

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