Quintine
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Players can ask total-hand and primary-role card-count comparisons using the existing count controls and compound facts. Component presentation shares the same default-role classification, including canonical Richese cards, Ix alternate uses, and Ecaz slot-only specials. Only the respondent receives the verified aggregate answer; current facts do not impose future custody promises. Eight new tests cover all 60 catalog cards, real engine actions, malformed input, private worlds, all four bots, JSON continuation, and a legal custody transfer. Expanded production-room SQLite cases cover restored total/category/compound facts, suspended auction state, and one winning concurrent answer/discard. Independent review's two copy issues were fixed before broad verification. Validation: types, lint and 4,200 offline tests passed; production build passed; 40 HTTP tests passed. One stable broad run (check 123036 ms, build 6505 ms, integration 23467 ms). Browser room LC3E55GY verified combined role counts, total hand size, invalid-input feedback and refresh at 390px phone width. All 33 pre-integration rooms preserved unchanged; HTTP checks added 30 rooms. No complete-mode, full-game or publication gate opened. Private report: 20260913-hand-inventory-final/report.json Source fingerprint: c6a69a9e69941cdd1e5734d92afedbf10d31fda36c91d26ca7e15f4fb7c59b18 Efficiency pilot milestone 3: aggregate counter 58,695,053 to 59,144,653 at completed verification = 449,600 tokens, including context/coordination overhead. Two bounded workhorse-model helpers, reused UI and SQLite fixtures, one browser room. Counter is not monetary cost and this differently sized batch does not establish a savings percentage. Final Git/push overhead follows this sample.
3.7 KiB
Three-milestone efficiency pilot
Preserve the complete game scope and required checks. Use small relevant reads, coherent feature batches, selective subagents and compact verification artifacts. Git remains mandatory: review, verify, commit, push and confirm remote success at each finished implementation checkpoint. Never force-push or commit credentials. The removed recurring automation stays removed.
| Milestone | Deliverable | Measurement |
|---|---|---|
| 1: setup | Current status, decision index, reusable checks, saved-game snapshots/backups and HTTP seat restoration | Accepted checkpoint 6e26ba5. Aggregate counters 57,957,554 → 58,124,416: 166,862 tokens including planning, coordination and the user-requested save reset. Two bounded helpers. Fifteen added regressions; 4,177 offline tests passed. Three broad attempts: two stopped before tests on type/lint errors; final check passed in 130.147s. One cancellation defect found and fixed in review. |
| 2: core readiness batch | Typed Advanced reserve-shipment commitments without Guild or optional modules | Accepted checkpoint 32791ed. Aggregate counters 58,124,416 → 58,695,053: 570,637 tokens. Two bounded helpers: regression implementation and independent rules/privacy review. Fifteen added tests; 4,192 offline and 40 HTTP tests plus build passed. One stable broad run; focused checks resolved setup mistakes and two review findings before it. Two browser rooms verified distinct AI and human paths. Pending Guild settlement remains explicit. |
| 3: next dependency batch | Truthtrance total hand size and primary-role counts, controls, bots and recovery | Start aggregate counter 58,695,053. Two bounded helpers on the cheaper workhorse model for regression implementation and independent review. Reuses the existing count panel and persisted-room fixtures; eight added tests and expanded SQLite cases. Two copy issues resolved before broad verification. One isolated browser room covers combined role counts, total size, invalid input and phone refresh. Confirmed endpoint and final results are recorded in the checkpoint commit. |
The aggregate counter may update only between turns. Record a confirmed endpoint when available rather than estimating missing usage. It includes coordination and conversation overhead and is not a dollar-cost meter. Different capability sizes limit direct comparisons; do not promise a savings percentage from this setup. Do not count tests alone as accepted faction or mode completion. Scripts consolidate existing checks; broad checks still run once source/review is stable and repeat if subsequent changes or failures justify them. Browser fixtures remain feature-specific; the reusable HTTP restoration helper does not automate browser setup or visual QA.
Milestone 2 cost more than the tooling baseline and cannot establish a saving. Its larger rules/interaction scope, browser setup and context recovery contribute to that total. Keep the third batch bounded, reuse fixtures and avoid repeatedly loading old audits. Compare concrete capabilities and reopened defects alongside token counts before choosing the next budget; three different deliverables alone cannot support a reliable percentage estimate.
Check account usage after each verified checkpoint. The user explicitly confirmed
the stop point as 80% weekly usage consumed (20% remaining). Keep the goal
unfinished when stopping for usage, preserve Git and subagent requirements, and
leave the removed recurring automation absent. After 32791ed, usage was 3% used.
Use current status, rule decisions and verification workflow as short entry points. Historical logs remain references, not mandatory full-context input on every turn.