Turn 23 · bob

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Board before the first command: state 192 in states.jsonl. After the last command: state 200 in states.jsonl. A state id is the accepted command after which the board was committed; 0 is setup.

Accepted events

#193 · alice · msg

London(blue) taken — I'm 4/5 (Milan/Paris/Essen/London), you hold NY+StP blues. Next turn: I jump you→NY, drive myself London→NY, take NY(blue) → 5/5, and with the last action treat NY blue if space (NA cluster is at 14 cubes, 4 cities at 3). Blue cure at Atlanta T+1. My spare sheds when capped: Tehran(black) or Shanghai(red) (cured colors — not blue/yellow). You: Essen→St. Petersburg shield stands, then yellow. Blue/yellow burn count team-wide: ZERO — 1 blue and 1 yellow of slack total, reserve both for forced draws.

Model call alice-legacy-p0114 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#194 · bob · msg

NEW FIRES: Toronto + Chicago now at 3 blue too — the whole NA cluster (Atlanta/Toronto/Chicago/SF) is at 3, 14 cubes, blue supply only 6. I'm rerouting my turn to shield it: London→NY→Toronto→Chicago (3 moves) + treat Chicago blue (3→2) — my shield then freezes ALL FOUR 3-blue bombs at once (Chicago/Toronto/SF/Atlanta) so nothing outbreaks while you finish the cure. DO NOT burn NY(blue) as charter fuel — it's your 5th blue card. Your NY handoff works regardless of where I stand (jump is any-distance): jump me→NY, drive London→NY, take NY → 5/5. St. Petersburg(3 blue) stays uncovered this turn — accept the risk, NA cluster is worth more. After your jump I'll be in NY; if you have spare actions, treat NY blue 2→1.

Model call bob-legacy-p0105 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#195 · bob · cmd

{
  "tag": "driveFerry",
  "to": "New York"
}

Board before: state 192 in states.jsonl · after: state 195 in states.jsonl

Model call bob-legacy-p0105 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#196 · alice · msg

Approved — the NA shield reroute is right (4× 3-blue cities at once, blue supply 6). NY(blue) is sacred: no charter burns, it completes my set. Handoff sequence unchanged (jump is any-distance): next turn I jump you→NY, drive London→NY, take NY(blue) → 5/5, spare action treats NY blue if room, then NY→Washington→Atlanta cure. St. Petersburg risk accepted this turn per your call.

Model call alice-legacy-p0115 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#197 · bob · cmd

{
  "tag": "driveFerry",
  "to": "Toronto"
}

Board before: state 195 in states.jsonl · after: state 197 in states.jsonl

Model call bob-legacy-p0107 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#198 · bob · cmd

{
  "tag": "driveFerry",
  "to": "Chicago"
}

Board before: state 197 in states.jsonl · after: state 198 in states.jsonl

Model call bob-legacy-p0108 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#199 · bob · cmd

{
  "tag": "treatDisease",
  "color": "blue"
}

Board before: state 198 in states.jsonl · after: state 199 in states.jsonl

#200 · bob · cmd

{
  "tag": "discard",
  "card": {
    "kind": "city",
    "city": "Kolkata"
  }
}

Board before: state 199 in states.jsonl · after: state 200 in states.jsonl

Model call bob-legacy-p0110 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

Model calls

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Model calls linked to this turn

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Other model calls recorded in this window

These calls have no proven link to any accepted event (advisory prompts, abandoned calls, legacy windows without a unique payload match). Each is placed beside the same seat's previous linked call in recording order.

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