Turn 2 · alice
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Board before the first command: state 15 in states.jsonl. After the last command: state 22 in states.jsonl. A state id is the accepted command after which the board was committed; 0 is setup.
Accepted events
#16 · bob · msg
Big hand update: I drew Tehran+Moscow — I'm now 4/5 BLACK, one black card from the cure. Next turn I walk Lima→Mexico City→Miami→Atlanta, treating Mexico City's 1 yellow en route, then hold at the Atlanta station. Please HOLD any black card you draw for me instead of burning it as flight fuel (blue stays yours — keep Milan). That single black card = black cure at Atlanta the following turn. You're clear to cure red as planned.
Model call bob-legacy-p0009 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join
#17 · alice · msg
Split call: I'm curing red THIS turn — Mexico City→Chicago→Atlanta plus a free-ish treat of Mexico City's last yellow cube on my way out (so your northbound route skips that treat). You cure black next turn at Atlanta with your 5th black card — hold it and rendezvous there. I'll take Shanghai/Hong Kong + Kolkata next turn. Red cure lands in ~3 actions.
Model call alice-legacy-p0009 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join
#18 · alice · cmd
{
"tag": "treatDisease",
"color": "yellow"
}
Board before: state 15 in states.jsonl · after: state 18 in states.jsonl
#19 · bob · msg
No reply needed — alice's split call matches the pinned plan exactly: she cures red this turn and clears Mexico City's yellow on the way out; I walk north to Atlanta next turn and hold for the fifth black card. Nothing to act on until my move.
#20 · alice · cmd
{
"tag": "driveFerry",
"to": "Chicago"
}
Board before: state 18 in states.jsonl · after: state 20 in states.jsonl
#21 · alice · cmd
{
"tag": "driveFerry",
"to": "Atlanta"
}
Board before: state 20 in states.jsonl · after: state 21 in states.jsonl
#22 · alice · cmd
{
"tag": "discoverCure",
"color": "red",
"cards": [
"Jakarta",
"Beijing",
"Ho Chi Minh City",
"Manila"
]
}
Board before: state 21 in states.jsonl · after: state 22 in states.jsonl
Model call alice-legacy-p0013 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join
Model calls
Full inputs and outputs are on the calls page for this turn.
Model calls linked to this turn
Calls with an accepted-event join or a recorded refusal in this turn.
- alice-legacy-p0009 · alice · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: True · linked events: #17 (unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join)
- alice-legacy-p0013 · alice · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: True · linked events: #22 (unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join)
- bob-legacy-p0009 · bob · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: False · linked events: #16 (unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join)
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.
- alice-legacy-p0010 · alice · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: True · linked events: none proven
- alice-legacy-p0011 · alice · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: True · linked events: none proven
- alice-legacy-p0012 · alice · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: True · linked events: none proven
- bob-legacy-p0010 · bob · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: False · linked events: none proven
- bob-legacy-p0011 · bob · legacy prompt window; invocation identity unavailable · active turn: True · linked events: none proven
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