Turn 12 · alice

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Board before the first command: state 116 in states.jsonl. After the last command: state 125 in states.jsonl. A state id is the accepted command after which the board was committed; 0 is setup.

Accepted events

#117 · bob · msg

Khartoum is your pinned fire and yellow supply is flagged (14 left, 10 on board); Ops Expert move from the Lagos station to Khartoum, discard a black city card, then treat yellow 3× to clear it. I’d defer Paris’s 3 blue for Bob’s next turn: its city card is still in the infection deck, while Khartoum/Bogota are armed in discard. I’ll prioritize Bogota or Paris based on the draw.

Model call bob-legacy-p0055 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#118 · alice · msg

I’m choosing the Khartoum line, per the pinned regional split and your read: it’s an armed yellow bomb in discard next to Lagos2, while Paris is not in discard and can be reassessed next turn. I’ll clear Khartoum fully; Bob owns Bogota and should reassess Paris after the infection draw.

Model call alice-legacy-p0061 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#119 · alice · plan

Immediate containment: Alice owns Khartoum (3 yellow, armed in discard) this turn; Bob owns Bogota (3 yellow, armed in discard) on his next turn. Paris is 3 blue but not in infect discard; Bob, nearest via Atlanta→Madrid→Paris, owns Paris after yellow containment if it survives the infection draw. Alice leaves Paris to take Khartoum; reassess Paris if a draw/epidemic changes its status. Black is cured; Bob collects blue/yellow/red, Alice keeps Government Grant unused if possible.

Model call alice-legacy-p0061 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#120 · alice · msg

Conflict with the Khartoum-clear line: the preview shows Paris (3 blue beside Milan2) has ~14% hit risk in the upcoming infect window, so leaving it untouched could cost an outbreak. I propose first treat blue in Paris to 2, then Ops-move to Khartoum and treat yellow twice (down to 1). This addresses the immediate outbreak threat and pays down yellow, though it doesn’t fully clear Khartoum. Any objection before I commit?

Model call alice-legacy-p0061 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#121 · bob · msg

No objection—Paris’s 14% hit risk and adjacent Milan2 justify reducing Paris now. Treat blue once, Ops-move to Khartoum and treat yellow twice; that also pays down flagged yellow supply. I’ll own Bogota and reassess Paris/Khartoum after the draw.

Model call bob-legacy-p0057 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#122 · alice · cmd

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

Board before: state 116 in states.jsonl · after: state 122 in states.jsonl

#123 · alice · cmd

{
  "tag": "operationsExpertMove",
  "to": "Khartoum",
  "discard": "Algiers"
}

Board before: state 122 in states.jsonl · after: state 123 in states.jsonl

Model call alice-legacy-p0063 — unique payload candidate; not a proven invocation join

#124 · alice · cmd

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

Board before: state 123 in states.jsonl · after: state 124 in states.jsonl

#125 · alice · cmd

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

Board before: state 124 in states.jsonl · after: state 125 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

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