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GR5
index.html stops being the game and becomes the door to it. The 3366 lines it loses are not deleted, they are the same lines living in src/ as modules, which is the whole point of GR3.
what changed
The game asks who is flying now, and it remembers what they did.
gameuimusiccontrolsenginenotesIIchapterv2
David Friedrich06 August 2026 · 20:31
what happened
Dave took the game apart into forty-four modules and wired a ledger into it that counts his own overrides, which is either integrity or a very patient trap.
landed as “The cabinet learns your name, and starts keeping score”
the numbers
- 60sectors touched
- 5582lines aboard
- 3404jettisoned
- 20:31on the clock
- 0days after v1
- 2ndversion by David Friedrich
the commit, drawn
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GR6
the extraction cannot be split. Every intermediate commit would be a page that lists modules it does not yet ship, and that is a cabinet that does not boot - GR1, a red line, and the more important of the two. One surprise, then, but a large one.
meanwhile
While v2 was on the cabinet, David Friedrich changed the rules.
landed as “The book learns what everybody looks like” — 06 August 2026
The rules themselves were altered: the referee learns that docs/faces/ is generated, exactly as it already knows docs/art/ is, so a painted face is nobody's work to own and nobody's to be judged for. CLAUDE.md, .env.example and .gitattributes say what the faces are, that a face has no second sitting, and how two clones merge a list of them.
While v2 was on the cabinet, David Friedrich did some housekeeping.
landed as “THE LEDGER: David Friedrich bends GR5 GR6, and it goes on the record” — 06 August 2026
The ledger, written by the machine and not by the pilot: David Friedrich - 3
Drop a coin in this one: git checkout 99644126