A real-time consumer of combat-core (the front-end the spec designs for, §14):
pick a foe, manage your single Vigor pool, try not to spend your survival.
- combat-core: a HumanController (input-driven, spec §5) behind a shared intent
cell, plus Encounter::tick_once / drain_events so a wall-clock front-end can
drive the engine a tick at a time (§10). Trivial abilities (difficulty 0, e.g.
auto-attack) no longer fizzle. Engine unchanged otherwise; 48 tests still green.
- combat-wasm: a wasm-bindgen Game bridge — tick-stepping, JSON world state, the
player's ability list, and a flavorful MonsterAI that uses each monster's
signature kit (the wraith curses your ceiling) on a coin-flip so big hits space
into a readable duel. Own workspace member, kept out of the default host build.
- combat-web: an atmospheric battler. The signature dual Vigor bar shows fill,
the regen-headroom ceiling, the ceiling marker, and the dark cracked fatigue
zone in one bar — the squeeze made legible. Floating damage, cast telegraphs,
combat log, result overlay. Verified end-to-end in a real browser.
- tools/portraits.py: stdlib text-to-image client reusing the proven LAN Z-Image
stack (minus the depth ControlNet) to render the bestiary. 7 portraits committed.
- Added skeleton / troll / wraith monster stat blocks; bumped the duelist's
durability so fights are readable (even-con ~30s) and active play beats every
monster while passive auto-attacking loses the hard ones. Re-validated the sim:
the skill gradient and anti-turtle guardrail still hold (auto ~1% → skill100 34%
at even con). README findings updated to match.
Verified live: roster screen, win/lose, the dual bars, telegraphed casts, and a
3s active-play victory over the Skeleton Knight.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
