Interpret bounded Truthtrance fact questions

docs/CURRENT_STATUS.md

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 ## Current checkpoint and work
 
+**Advanced cache and recognized freeform facts — 29 October. Prototyped / Partial.**
+Structured Truthtrance can name the current public Advanced Richese cache lot.
+New fact-scoped freeform questions also recognize exact current-spice comparisons
+and named-card holdings; the canonical interpretation is shown, verified and
+saved with a version. Unsupported wording and older unstamped questions retain
+their previous behavior. Fifty-two related cases pass, including human and
+minimal bot answers. General natural-language understanding, other rules and
+deployed acceptance remain open. See [scope](TRUTHTRANCE_KNOWLEDGE.md#recognized-freeform-current-facts--29-october-2026)
+and [cache scope](TRUTHTRANCE_KNOWLEDGE.md#public-advanced-richese-cache-lot--29-october-2026).
+
 **Advanced Ixian auction knowledge — 29 October. Prototyped / Partial.**
 Native Ixians can answer a structured Truthtrance question about their recorded
 auction group in Advanced Bidding. The public-start journey covers native

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 # Truthtrance: recorded predictions and storm knowledge
 
+## Recognized freeform current facts — 29 October 2026
+
+**Prototyped / Partial.** New freeform questions explicitly scoped as current
+facts recognize the exact forms “Do you have at least/exactly/at most N spice?”
+and “Do you have a/an [printed card name]?” with case-insensitive wording and
+optional question mark. The former counts the respondent's own current spice;
+the latter checks their physical hand. The public editor and pending question
+show the canonical interpretation. The respondent alone sees the verified
+answer until publishing it; the server rejects an inconsistent answer. All bot
+profiles use the same answer path.
+
+Only anchored supported phrases are interpreted. Ambiguous, negative, compound,
+future or otherwise unsupported wording keeps the existing human-managed
+behavior, and bots answer unknown. Current-turn promise text is never parsed.
+The server stamps a versioned interpretation on each newly asked recognized
+question and validates it against its text; older unstamped questions keep
+their original behavior. This does not implement general language understanding
+or enforcement of arbitrary promises. The FAQ allows game-related yes/no
+questions; this limited parser is an online interpretation, not a printed
+restriction. See the [parser](../game/truthtrance-freeform-facts.ts) and its
+[rule](../tests/truthtrance-freeform-facts.test.ts) and
+[runtime](../tests/truthtrance-freeform-runtime.test.ts) tests.
+
+## Public Advanced Richese cache lot — 29 October 2026
+
+**Prototyped / Partial.** A structured cache-lot question can also name the
+currently offered public Richese cache card in Advanced play. Any seated
+respondent can answer while that actual lot is active. A missing, settled,
+non-cache or inaccessible lot yields unknown; the private Black Market hand
+card is never exposed by this question. The existing Yes/No answer and minimal
+bot paths are unchanged.
+
+The [Advanced journey](../tests/truthtrance-cache-lot-advanced.test.ts) starts
+an Advanced game and exercises the real cache and Black Market actions, human
+answers and all four bot profiles. Full Truthtrance, wider combinations and
+deployed acceptance remain open. The selector expresses the FAQ's general
+yes/no question permission; it is a provisional online interpretation.
+
 ## Public Basic Richese cache lot — 28 October 2026
 
 **Prototyped / Partial.** A separate `{kind:'cacheLot', name}` fact asks whether
 the currently offered public Basic Richese cache card has a named printed face.
 Any seated respondent can give a definite answer while that actual lot is
-active. Missing, completed, Advanced and Black Market lots return unknown.
+active. At that checkpoint missing, completed, Advanced and Black Market lots
+returned unknown; Advanced public cache support is described above.
 Only the offered card is read, not the other cached cards; the existing
 Atreides inspection question keeps its original meaning. Single and compound
 editors use the public name registry and minimal bots use the same answer path.