Support named ordinary cards in Advanced Voice

docs/CURRENT_STATUS.md

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 ## Current checkpoint and work
+**Advanced Voice names for ordinary cards — 28 October. Prototyped / Partial.**
+Native and borrowed Voice can require or forbid an exact ordinary battle-card
+face in Advanced. Generic Voice and Basic choices remain; matching covers
+weapons, defenses, Worthless and Cheap Heroes, including multiple physical
+copies. The ordinary-name interpretation of the supplied source is provisional.
+Twelve related files pass 168 cases, including real Advanced battle actions,
+borrowed Voice, controls and all four existing legal bot profiles. The Basic
+gate uses a controlled mode change; wider combinations, browser and deployed
+acceptance remain open. [Scope](PORTABLE_SNOOPER_ENGINE_AUDIT.md#advanced-voice-names-for-ordinary-cards--28-october-2026).
+
 **AI opponent in the four-faction setup — 28 October. Prototyped / Partial.**
 The host can add two AI faction seats under one AI controller. Existing lobby
 configuration applies separately; removing either bot keeps or promotes the

docs/IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md

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 # Dune implementation status
 
+## 28 October 2026 — Advanced Voice names for ordinary cards
+
+Advanced Voice can provisionally require or forbid a specific ordinary
+battle-card face while Basic keeps its existing categories. Native and borrowed
+Voice, battle plans, hero availability, structured power controls and legal bot
+responses use the same matcher. Twelve related files pass 168 cases, including
+real Advanced battle actions with conserved-card/alliance staging and borrowed
+Voice; the Basic rejection uses a controlled mode change. Named playable
+Specials, wider combinations, browser and deployed acceptance remain open.
+[Scope](PORTABLE_SNOOPER_ENGINE_AUDIT.md#advanced-voice-names-for-ordinary-cards--28-october-2026).
+
 ## 28 October 2026 — AI opponent with two factions
 
 An AI controller can have two distinct bot faction seats in the optional

docs/PORTABLE_SNOOPER_ENGINE_AUDIT.md

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 # Portable Snooper integration audit
 
+## Advanced Voice names for ordinary cards — 28 October 2026
+
+**Prototyped / Partial.** The user-authorized revised source, physical p. 28
+(printed p. 26), permits Voice to name a specific card or type. Its parenthetic
+examples and the separate publisher FAQ do not independently settle naming
+every ordinary face. The Advanced preview provisionally permits exact named
+ordinary projectile, poison, Lasgun, shield, snooper, Worthless and Cheap
+Hero/Heroine cards. Basic retains its prior category choices. Identical physical
+copies share the printed name; another card in the same category does not
+match. Named hero prohibitions account for any other available hero before
+allowing a leaderless plan. Special-card categories retain their previous
+handling; named playable Specials, wider combinations and final acceptance
+remain open.
+
+Native and borrowed Voice, the saved response, plan matcher, structured power
+controls and the existing four legal bot policies share the same command. Real
+Advanced battle actions use a documented conserved-card/alliance supplement;
+the Basic gate uses a controlled mode change at the Voice boundary. Twelve
+related files pass 168 cases. No human browser or deployed battle has been
+verified for this slice.
+
 ## Named Voice choice — 27 October 2026
 
 **Prototyped / Partial.** Voice can name the canonical Portable Snooper
@@ -16,8 +37,9 @@ Voice to specify a card or card type. The physical Portable face subjects its
 late play to Voice as recorded below. The [runtime cases](../tests/voice-portable-snooper-runtime.test.ts)
 use real battle actions with a documented conserved-card and alliance
 supplement; [control cases](../tests/voice-portable-snooper-controls.test.tsx)
-use a controlled projection. Naming individual ordinary cards and wider
-combinations, browser and deployed acceptance remain open.
+use a controlled projection. The later Advanced ordinary-name prototype above
+supersedes the earlier absence; wider combinations, browser and deployed
+acceptance remain open.
 
 Audit: 2026-09-06. Scope: the canonical card's ordinary defense role, late play and existing battle continuations. The source contract below informed the bounded integration recorded at the end. The current-hook list is historical; the final checkpoint records completed implementation. Full expansion certification remains unverified.
 

docs/RULE_DECISIONS.md

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 # Rule decision index
 
+## Advanced Voice and ordinary card names — 28 October 2026
+
+The supplied revised Advanced rules, physical p. 28 (printed p. 26), permit a
+specific card or type. Its examples and the publisher's different Basic FAQ
+do not clearly settle every ordinary face. In Advanced only, the prototype
+interprets that language to permit naming an ordinary weapon, defense,
+Worthless card or Cheap Hero face; every copy of that face matches. Basic
+retains its existing categories. This is a provisional Advanced interpretation,
+not a publisher ruling. [Scope](PORTABLE_SNOOPER_ENGINE_AUDIT.md#advanced-voice-names-for-ordinary-cards--28-october-2026).
+
 ## Truthtrance and Atreides ordinary auction knowledge — 27 October 2026
 
 The publisher FAQ permits game-related yes/no and compound questions. A named
@@ -119,8 +129,8 @@ earlier claims below that a free Ghola can raise Low Salusa to High.
 The authorized Advanced source permits Voice to name a specific card; the
 Portable Snooper face also subjects its late defense to Voice. The canonical
 Portable is now a distinct command from the broader poison-defense category,
-in both ordinary plans and late use. Individual ordinary-card names and wider
-combinations remain separate.
+in both ordinary plans and late use. The later Advanced ordinary-name prototype
+above supersedes the earlier absence; wider combinations remain separate.
 [Scope](PORTABLE_SNOOPER_ENGINE_AUDIT.md#named-voice-choice--27-october-2026).
 
 ## Semuta and an already-ready Poison battle — 27 October 2026