plotcoder-board 0.1.29 → 0.1.30

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -51,11 +51,15 @@ An agent should call the tools, never fake mouse drags. The skill in `.cursor/sk
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  A **blind run** is a fresh agent given the on-ramp and a treatment and nothing
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  else, asked to build a wall and to keep a log of everything that made the job
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  harder than it should have been. The friction log is the product; the wall is
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- just what produces it. Eighteen rounds have been run, the first three through a
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+ just what produces it. Nineteen rounds have been run, the first three through a
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  repo checkout and the rest through the account door; every finding from the
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- first seventeen is fixed or decided, and round seventeen, the first to start from
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+ first seventeen is fixed or decided. Round seventeen, the first to start from
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  a page of notes instead of a treatment, found the wall has no way to hold a
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- maybe — the open card, R59, proposed and mocked from it. [`blind-runs/`](blind-runs/) holds the rules that keep a round honest,
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+ maybe — the open card, R59, built from it; round eighteen confirmed that a
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+ thread is not a fold — the thread, R60, built from it, a named string through
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+ cards with either end open until the writer ties it; round nineteen measured
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+ the thread and found the fold beside it cannot say which of two things a
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+ scene plants. [`blind-runs/`](blind-runs/) holds the rules that keep a round honest,
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  the table of rounds, and the next round's prompt with the test account filled in.
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  A round works a **test account** — a throwaway marked on its writer row, and the
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  ## Status
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- Version 0.1.29. A project of boards; sign in with your email and a password from the PlotCoder mark and your projects follow you to every device, share one with another writer by email and write it together live, or stay signed out and work on this device as before. Pages sit beside the wall: a scene's text lives on its card, measures it, paginates to the industry's rules, prints, goes out and comes in as Fountain or Final Draft, and goes out as Markdown or plain text for a collaborator in Google Docs. It installs as a progressive web app and opens offline; plotcoder.com serves over HTTPS. The wall, beats, card length, groups, arrows, pan and zoom, save and open, and the agent surface are in use.
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+ Version 0.1.30. A project of boards; sign in with your email and a password from the PlotCoder mark and your projects follow you to every device, share one with another writer by email and write it together live, or stay signed out and work on this device as before. Pages sit beside the wall: a scene's text lives on its card, measures it, paginates to the industry's rules, prints, goes out and comes in as Fountain or Final Draft, and goes out as Markdown or plain text for a collaborator in Google Docs. It installs as a progressive web app and opens offline; plotcoder.com serves over HTTPS. The wall, beats, card length, groups, arrows, pan and zoom, save and open, and the agent surface are in use.
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "plotcoder-board",
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- "version": "0.1.29",
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+ "version": "0.1.30",
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  "type": "module",
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  "scripts": {
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  "dev": "vite",
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  unplaced: "no card without a place",
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  loose: "no thread with a loose end",
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  };
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+ /** What an open card would be asked once closed, as the question and not the check's clean form (round nineteen, entry 31). */
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+ const ASK_WORDS = {
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+ unwritten: "its change line",
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+ unlinked: "what comes before and after it",
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+ duplicate: "which of two alike headlines it is",
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+ sequence: "whether its group is one sequence",
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+ nobody: "who is in it",
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+ absent: "who has been gone too long",
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+ backwards: "why its payoff comes before its setup",
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+ unpaid: "where its fold pays off",
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+ unplanted: "what plants its payoff",
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+ unplaced: "where it happens",
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+ };
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  const SAMPLE_NOTE = "sample: this is the wall PlotCoder starts with (Maya, Tom, the letter); nothing here is the writer's. Replace it, or new_board.";
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  // --- Reporting -------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -1051,7 +1064,7 @@ function summarize(state) {
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  const revised = snap && (snap.headline !== note.headline || snap.change !== note.change || (snap.text ?? "") !== (note.text ?? "") || (snap.location ?? "") !== (note.location ?? "")) ? `, changed in ${state.revision.color}` : "";
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  const place = note.location ? `, at: ${note.location}` : "";
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  const when = note.when ? `, when: ${note.when}` : "";
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- const openWord = note.open ? `, open: ${note.open}` : "";
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+ const openWord = note.open ? `, open (the writer's words): "${note.open}"` : "";
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  const count = formatPages(noteEighths(note));
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  // A written card's estimate is kept underneath for when the text goes; say it, or it is invisible (round sixteen, entry 44).
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  const underneath = isMeasured(note) && note.lengthEighths !== null ? `; the writer's estimate underneath: ${formatPages(note.lengthEighths)}` : "";
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  `beats: ${beats}, scenes: ${scenes}`,
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  state.targetEighths === DEFAULT_TARGET_EIGHTHS
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  ? `runtime: about ${formatPages(runtime)} pages (an estimate from the cards; a page runs about a minute); no target set — set_target for a pilot (60) or a half-hour (30); against the feature default of 120 it would be ${formatPages(-over)} under${runtimeKinds(state)}`
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- : `runtime: about ${formatPages(runtime)} pages of a ${formatPages(state.targetEighths)}-page target — ${over > 0 ? `${formatPages(over)} over` : over < 0 ? `${formatPages(-over)} under` : "on it"} (an estimate from the cards; a page runs about a minute)${runtimeKinds(state)}`,
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+ : `runtime: about ${formatPages(runtime)} pages of the ${formatPages(state.targetEighths)}-page target the writer set (set_target changes it) — ${over > 0 ? `${formatPages(over)} over` : over < 0 ? `${formatPages(-over)} under` : "on it"} (an estimate from the cards; a page runs about a minute)${runtimeKinds(state)}`,
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  `notes: ${state.notes.length}, groups: ${state.groups.length}, arrows: ${state.arrows.length}, cast: ${state.characters.length}`,
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  "cards (in story order — the follows arrows over the rows; each with its id):",
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  notes || " (no cards)",
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  "rows on the wall (top to bottom, left to right; ★ a beat):",
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  ...(rowLines.length ? rowLines : [" (no cards)"]),
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- "cast (the project's; every board of it casts from here):",
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+ "cast (the project's; every board of it casts from here; read_character reads a person's whole page, update_character writes it):",
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  cast || " (no one yet — add_character to start the roster)",
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  "places (each phrase is its own place, and the app relates none of them — if two are one place, set_location them the same):",
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  places || " (no card says where it happens yet)",
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  "groups:",
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- "threads (R60; a named string through cards, in story order; an open end is asked about by the reading):",
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+ "threads (a named string through cards, in story order; an open end is asked about by the reading):",
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  ...((state.threads ?? []).length ? state.threads.map((thread) => ` - ${threadLine(state, thread)}`) : [" (no threads — create_thread names one)"]),
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  "arrows:",
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  }
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  }
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  // Wired into the story where the writer said, in the same frame.
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+ // On a wall with no follows arrows yet, after or before draws the first one (round nineteen, entry 14).
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+ if (beside && made?.id) {
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  // Count the rewiring, so the reply can say it as move_scene does (round eighteen, entry 36).
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  ].filter(Boolean).join(", ");
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  // Where it landed matters only until the tidy, so the reply says the rule once and never the coordinates (round fourteen, entry 11).
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- ? wallHasFollows
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- ? ` Wired ${args.after ? "after" : "before"} "${beside.headline}" in the story (${removedArrows} follows arrow${removedArrows === 1 ? "" : "s"} removed, ${drawnArrows} drawn)${joinedGroup ? `, in "${joinedGroup}"` : ""}, and the wall tidied.`
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- : ` The wall has no follows arrows, so "${args.after ? "after" : "before"}" has no story to land in: it sits after the last card; create_arrow the sequence, then move_scene.`
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+ ? ` Wired ${args.after ? "after" : "before"} "${beside.headline}" in the story (${removedArrows} follows arrow${removedArrows === 1 ? "" : "s"} removed, ${drawnArrows} drawn${wallHasFollows ? "" : "; the wall's first, so the story order starts here"})${joinedGroup ? `, in "${joinedGroup}"` : ""}, and the wall tidied.`
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  : args.x === undefined && args.y === undefined ? ` Placed after the last card in story order.${once("placed", " organize lays the wall out along the arrows.")}` : "";
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  const numbered = after?.lock && result?.id ? ` Numbered ${sceneNumbers(storyOrder(after), after.lock).get(result.id)} (the numbers are locked; a new scene's letter is its place between locked ones now, worked out again from where it sits if it moves; the locked numbers never move).` : "";
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  .map(([field, word]) => `${word}: "${prior?.[field] ?? ""}" → "${result[field] ?? ""}"`);
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  if (!changed || fields.length === 0) return ok(`Nothing changed on "${result.headline}": the card already read that way.`);
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  const mark = state.revision && state.revision.snapshot?.[result.id] && (state.revision.snapshot[result.id].headline !== result.headline || state.revision.snapshot[result.id].change !== result.change) ? ` Marked changed in the ${state.revision.color} revision "${state.revision.name}".` : "";
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- return ok(`Updated "${result.headline}" ${fields.join("; ")}${where(live)}.${mark}`, result);
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+ const placeNote = args.location !== undefined && (prior?.location ?? "") !== (result.location ?? "") ? nearPlaces(state, result.location) : "";
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+ return ok(`Updated "${result.headline}" — ${fields.join("; ")}${where(live)}.${mark}${placeNote}`, result);
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  "the cast and the places are list_board's, not the reading's",
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  ? `runtime: about ${formatPages(boardEighths(state))} pages (${whose || "no cards"}); no target set (set_target)`
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+ : `runtime: about ${formatPages(boardEighths(state))} pages of the ${formatPages(state.targetEighths)}-page target the writer set (set_target changes it) — ${boardEighths(state) > state.targetEighths ? `${formatPages(boardEighths(state) - state.targetEighths)} over` : boardEighths(state) < state.targetEighths ? `${formatPages(state.targetEighths - boardEighths(state))} under` : "on it"} (${whose || "no cards"}; page_count is the script so far)`,
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  ...reading.later.map((item) => ` - "${state.notes.find((note) => note.id === item.id)?.headline ?? item.id}" is folded and pays off later, on "${boardById(projectForRead, item.boardId)?.name ?? item.boardId}"${item.noteId ? `, at ${episodeLabel(projectForRead, boardsNow, item.boardId, item.noteId)} "${boardsNow[item.boardId]?.notes?.find((note) => note.id === item.noteId)?.headline ?? item.noteId}"` : " — no scene there claims it yet"}`),
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  ...reading.paidBy.map((item) => ` - "${state.notes.find((note) => note.id === item.id)?.headline ?? item.id}" pays off "${item.fromHeadline}" from "${item.fromBoardName}" (${episodeLabel(projectForRead, boardsNow, item.fromBoardId, item.fromNoteId)}), one board earlier`),
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+ ? ["open, by the writer's word (listed, not asked about while the words stand; set_open with \"\" closes):", ...reading.open.map((item) => ` - "${state.notes.find((note) => note.id === item.id)?.headline ?? item.id}" — ${item.words}${item.hides.length ? ` (closed, it would be asked ${item.hides.map((kind) => ASK_WORDS[kind] ?? CHECK_WORDS[kind] ?? kind).join("; ")})` : ""}`)]
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+ // Not so for a question about the story around the card: a thread's loose end
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+ // (R60) is the writer's own claim, and the run's questions beats back to
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+ // back, a sag — are about the cards between, as the guide promises (round
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+ // nineteen, entry 28). Those are asked whether or not the cards are open.
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+ const openCards = openIds.size ? findings.filter((finding) => !ASKED_OF_OPEN_CARDS.has(finding.kind) && finding.ids.some((id) => byId.has(id)) && finding.ids.filter((id) => byId.has(id)).every((id) => openIds.has(id))) : [];
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  * closed (round eighteen, entry 27): the reading of the same wall with the
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+ /** The question kinds an open card does not silence: about the story around it, not the card (R59, R60). */
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  { question: "How long is it?", hint: "An hour, a half-hour, a feature — or a page count, if you have one.", tool: "set_target" },
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  { question: "Does it have acts?", hint: "If so, where does each break fall?", tool: "create_group" },
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