Turn 0 · alice

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Board before the first command: state 0 in states.jsonl. After the last command: state 8 in states.jsonl. A state id is the accepted command after which the board was committed; 0 is setup.

Accepted events

#1 · alice · plan

Cure assignments: Alice (scientist) collects RED and BLUE; Bob collects YELLOW and BLACK. Bob: hold any red city card you draw for me — I need exactly 1 more red card and can cure red at Atlanta with 4. Region split: Alice owns the red cluster (Shanghai–Hong Kong) after this turn; Bob owns the yellow cluster (Mexico City–Lima) cleanup — this turn Alice breaks Mexico City itself (2 treats), Bob should follow up on Lima (2 cubes) and Mexico City's last cube when he moves out. Blue cure: Alice has Milan, keep every blue flowing to her.

Model call alice-legacy-p0001 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#2 · alice · msg

Following the priced line: I drive Chicago→Mexico City and spend my last 2 actions treating yellow twice (leaves 1 cube). Please cover Lima's 2 yellow cubes next turn if you're heading that way — I own the Shanghai/Hong Kong red cluster afterward. Also: I need ONE more red card to cure red (have Jakarta, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh City) — hold any red draw for me, I'll cure it at Atlanta.

Model call alice-legacy-p0001 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#3 · alice · cmd

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

Board before: state 0 in states.jsonl · after: state 3 in states.jsonl

#4 · alice · cmd

{
  "tag": "driveFerry",
  "to": "Mexico City"
}

Board before: state 3 in states.jsonl · after: state 4 in states.jsonl

#5 · alice · cmd

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

Board before: state 4 in states.jsonl · after: state 5 in states.jsonl

#6 · bob · msg

Confirmed — next turn I walk Atlanta→Miami→Mexico City→Lima and treat 1 Lima yellow (turn-4 action), leaving Mexico City 1 + Lima 1 (3 cubes cleared of the cluster's 5). I hold no reds for you, but any red I draw goes straight to you — meet me in Atlanta and cure red there (station's already up). I'm your yellow+black collector: Mumbai+Istanbul stay in my hand as my black cure core. FYI: if any event card hits the discard, flag it — I can bank it as Contingency Planner.

Model call bob-legacy-p0002 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#7 · bob · plan

ROLES: alice collects BLUE+RED (blue 1/4, red 3/4 — she needs 1 more red card, then cures red at Atlanta station). bob collects YELLOW+BLACK (yellow 2/5: LA+Lima; black 2/5: Mumbai+Istanbul). Cards flow toward the collector — bob gives alice any blue/red draw; alice gives bob yellow/black. CONTAINMENT: alice owns the Shanghai/Hong Kong red cluster. bob owns Mexico City/Lima yellow: next turn Atlanta→Miami→Mexico City→Lima, treat Lima once (leaves MexCity 1, Lima 1), then peel toward black threats (Kolkata 3⚠, Istanbul 2) en route to more black cards. BOB'S YELLOW CURE PATH: build/borrow a station path south while collecting; alice should hand bob yellow cards she draws. Red cures first (alice, ~next turn), then yellow/black cure cores grow in bob's hand.

Model call bob-legacy-p0002 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#8 · alice · cmd

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

Board before: state 5 in states.jsonl · after: state 8 in states.jsonl

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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