Populate 9 enum YAML files (situations, topics, moods, triggers, access-tiers, trust-tiers, activities, patterns, motivations) from D-035 taxonomy and 16 canonical entity attribute keys from D-024 with A7 workshop updates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Access tiers: public, insider, authority, peer, hostile
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# 5 access tier values (D-035, D-028 Layer 1)
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# Hard filter on every dialogue line — determines who can hear what
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name: access-tiers
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decision_ref: D-035
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description: >
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Access tiers control which dialogue lines are available to the player based
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on their current social standing at the NPC's social site. This is a hard
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filter — lines are invisible if access doesn't match. A line can be eligible
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for multiple access tiers (access is a list). The detective's institutional
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Commission lattice registers as 'authority'; the smuggler's ring membership
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provides 'insider' access.
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values:
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- value: public
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description: >
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Available to anyone. Surface-level conversation, safe topics, the social
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wallpaper that everyone hears. Greetings, weather, the local complaint.
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- value: insider
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description: >
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Available to people who belong. Ring members, established regulars, anyone
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the NPC considers part of their social group. The smuggler starts here at
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the logistics hub.
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- value: authority
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description: >
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Available to institutional figures. Commission agents, station security,
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anyone with formal investigative standing. The detective's default tier.
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NPCs are more careful, more formal, less revealing.
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- value: peer
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description: >
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Available to social equals who have earned personal trust. Not institutional,
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not group membership — individual relationship. Requires repeated positive
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interactions. The tier where real conversation happens.
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- value: hostile
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description: >
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Available when the relationship has broken down. Accusations, threats,
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defensive responses. Activates when trust drops below threshold or after
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a confrontation event.
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# NPC activity types for routine scheduling
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# Derived from Gestalt routine format + Miri cultural patterns (Sova Transit District)
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name: activities
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decision_ref: D-024
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description: >
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Activity categories for NPC routine entries. Each routine schedule entry has a
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phase (morning/afternoon/evening/night) and an activity describing what the NPC
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is doing. Activities are used by the observation event generator to determine
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what the player sees when observing an NPC, and by the situation activation
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system to set dialogue context.
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values:
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- value: working
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description: On-shift job duties — processing cargo, inspecting manifests, operating equipment
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- value: supervising
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description: Overseeing others' work — shift supervisor role, checking quality, giving orders
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- value: maintaining
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description: Maintenance and repair tasks — fixing equipment, cleaning, infrastructure upkeep
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- value: patrolling
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description: Security rounds — checking access points, monitoring areas, enforcement presence
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- value: socializing
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description: Casual social interaction — chatting at the bar, break room conversation, gossip
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- value: drinking
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description: At The Last Shift or similar — consuming drinks, unwinding after shift
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- value: eating
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description: Meal time — food vendors, break room, bar food
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- value: resting
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description: Off-shift downtime — in quarters, low activity, recuperating
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- value: commuting
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description: Moving between locations — corridor transit, shift change movement
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- value: gambling
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description: Card game at the bar — the regular social ritual, information exchange venue
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- value: trading
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description: Legitimate commerce — buying, selling, negotiating, market activity
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- value: operating
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description: >
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Ring operations — contraband handling, manifest doctoring, coordination.
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Only visible to characters with sufficient knowledge or direct observation.
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- value: waiting
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description: Idle between activities — lingering, watching, killing time
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- value: meeting
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description: Arranged or coincidental encounter with specific NPCs — planned conversation
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# 8 mood values
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# 8 mood values (D-035, D-028 Layer 4)
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# Mood tags for weighted dialogue selection
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name: moods
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decision_ref: D-035
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description: >
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NPC mood tags for Layer 4 weighted selection. The engine matches NPC current
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mood state against line mood tags to weight selection. NPC mood changes based
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on simulation events (triangle pressure, time of day, recent interactions).
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Lines can be appropriate for multiple moods.
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values:
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- value: fond
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description: Warm, affectionate. Genuine positive feeling toward the listener.
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- value: comfortable
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description: At ease, relaxed. Default positive-neutral state.
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- value: worried
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description: Anxious about something specific. Distracted, checking surroundings.
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- value: suspicious
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description: Guarded, measuring words. Something feels off to this NPC.
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- value: analytical
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description: Thoughtful, assessing. Processing information rather than emoting.
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- value: conflicted
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description: >
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Torn between competing impulses. Loyalty vs. self-preservation, duty vs.
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friendship. The mood of someone who hasn't decided what to do yet.
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- value: concerned
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description: Worried about someone else's wellbeing. Empathetic distress.
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- value: relieved
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description: Tension has eased. Something feared didn't happen, or a burden lifted.
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# 6 functional motivations (System B)
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# 6 functional motivations — System B (D-050)
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# NPC functional role in the conspiracy/investigation structure
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name: motivations
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decision_ref: D-050
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description: >
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Functional motivations (System B) define an NPC's role relative to the
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conspiracy and investigation structure. Combined with thematic patterns
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(System A) to produce the full NPC generation model. Motivations are
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uppercase enum values referenced by npc-profile.schema.json.
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values:
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- value: HANDLER
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description: >
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Manages or coordinates others within the ring structure. Has authority
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over ring operations and knowledge of the network. Devra-type.
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- value: WITNESS
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description: >
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Has seen or knows something significant, possibly without realizing it.
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Their testimony or observations are valuable to the investigation.
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- value: TURNCOAT
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description: >
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Wavering loyalty. Could flip sides given the right pressure or
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incentive. The uncertain element in any conspiracy.
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- value: CIVILIAN
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description: >
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Genuinely uninvolved. Their mundane concerns and daily life provide
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the substrate that makes the conspiracy invisible. The honest majority.
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- value: OPERATOR
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description: >
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Active participant in ring operations. Handles logistics, moves product,
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takes direct action. Kael, Renn — the workers of the conspiracy.
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- value: SKEPTIC
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description: >
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Questions the status quo — institutional, criminal, or both. May be
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suspicious of the ring, critical of the Commission, or both. Asks
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uncomfortable questions.
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# 9 thematic patterns (System A)
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# 9 thematic patterns — System A (D-050)
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# NPC archetype patterns for character generation and narrative role
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name: patterns
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decision_ref: D-050
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description: >
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Thematic patterns (System A) define an NPC's narrative archetype — their
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structural role in the story. Combined with functional motivations (System B)
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to produce the full NPC generation model. Patterns are uppercase enum values
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referenced by npc-profile.schema.json.
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values:
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- value: FRIEND
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description: >
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Production-level complex NPC bonded to a playable character (D-034).
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Full 10-axis depth, contradiction arc, multi-phase relationship.
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One per playable character in v0.1.
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- value: MIRROR
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description: >
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Reflects the player character's situation from a different angle.
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What the player could become, or what they might have been.
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- value: ANCHOR
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description: >
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Stabilizing presence in the community. The person everyone knows,
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who provides continuity and normalcy. The bar owner, the shift lead.
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- value: GHOST
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description: >
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Absent or barely-present figure whose influence is felt through
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others. Referenced in dialogue, effects visible, person rarely seen.
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- value: CATALYST
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description: >
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Triggers change in others. Their actions or arrival destabilize
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existing equilibria. The new hire, the returning contact.
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- value: THRESHOLD
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description: >
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Gatekeeper between social worlds. Controls access to information,
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spaces, or people. Their cooperation or opposition shapes player options.
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- value: REMNANT
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description: >
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Carries the past. Remembers how things were before the current
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situation. Provides historical context and perspective.
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- value: SYSTEM
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description: >
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Represents institutional power. Their actions reflect organizational
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priorities, not personal ones. The Commission agent, the inspector.
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- value: NOBODY
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description: >
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Deliberately flat. Social wallpaper with one memorable trait.
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Part of the 30% truly flat population (D-029). Provides the noise
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floor that makes investigation signal meaningful.
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# 13 situation values (D-035)
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# 13 situation values (D-035, D-028 Layer 2)
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# Situation context for dialogue line eligibility — engine-state-to-situation mapping
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name: situations
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decision_ref: D-035
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description: >
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Dialogue situation tags. The engine activates situations based on simulation
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state (time of day, interaction history, NPC routine state, triangle pressure).
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Content authors tag lines with situations; the engine decides which situations
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are currently active for a given NPC encounter.
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values:
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- value: arrival
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description: Player has just arrived at this location (first visit this game-day)
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- value: shift_start
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description: NPC is beginning their work shift — settling in, task-focused
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- value: shift_end
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description: NPC is wrapping up their work shift — tired, ready to leave
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- value: shift_transition
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description: >
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The gap between shifts when oversight is thinnest. Key operational window
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for the ring. People are moving, handoffs happening, attention divided.
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- value: bar_evening
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description: Social hours at The Last Shift — off-duty, relaxed, drinks flowing
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- value: night_shift
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description: Late hours, skeleton crew. Quieter, more intimate conversations.
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- value: investigation
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description: Player is actively asking pointed or probing questions
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- value: confrontation
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description: >
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Triangle tension has escalated past the pressure threshold. NPCs are
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agitated, defensive, or aggressive. Activated by triangle pressure system.
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- value: social
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description: NPC is in a social activity — bar, break room, casual conversation
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- value: alone
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description: NPC is by themselves, no other NPCs nearby
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- value: emergency
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description: An urgent event is occurring — alarm, accident, security incident
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- value: routine
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description: Normal daily activity, nothing notable happening
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- value: observation
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description: Player is watching from a distance, not directly interacting
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# 9 topic values
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# 9 topic values (D-035, D-028 Layer 4)
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# Topic tags for weighted dialogue selection
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name: topics
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decision_ref: D-035
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description: >
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Dialogue topic tags for Layer 4 weighted selection. The engine matches NPC
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current concern topics against line topic tags to weight selection. Lines can
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cover multiple topics. Note: 'crime' is deliberately excluded — NPCs think
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of smuggling as 'cargo' or 'money', not crime. The dual-lens interpretation
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is what makes those topics crime-adjacent for the detective.
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values:
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- value: colleague
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description: Talk about coworkers, workplace relationships, team dynamics
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- value: routine
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description: Daily schedules, habits, shift patterns, the rhythm of station life
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- value: cargo
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description: >
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Freight, manifests, shipments — setting-specific. For ring members,
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this covers contraband discussion without calling it that.
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- value: money
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description: Finances, costs, wages, spending. The economic squeeze.
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- value: trust
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description: Reliability, loyalty, who can be counted on, who's changed
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- value: danger
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description: Threats, risks, things to watch out for, security concerns
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- value: institution
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description: >
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The Commission, station administration, regulations, official procedures.
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How institutional power affects daily life.
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- value: personal
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description: Family, health, aspirations, feelings — non-work life
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- value: investigation
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description: >
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Direct references to the detective's work, evidence, suspicions.
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Typically only surfaces at higher trust levels or under pressure.
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# 9 monologue trigger types
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# 9 monologue trigger types (D-035, D-032)
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# What causes an internal monologue line to fire
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name: triggers
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decision_ref: D-035
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description: >
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Monologue trigger types. The observation event generator detects simulation
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events and fires triggers consumed by the monologue system. Each trigger type
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selects from character-specific pools (D-032 hard partition) and applies
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prerequisite knowledge gates before selection.
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values:
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- value: enter_location
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description: >
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Player enters a new area. First impressions, atmosphere, spatial awareness.
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"The Last Shift. Lera's already got my usual poured."
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- value: observe_npc
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description: >
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Player sees an NPC doing something notable — an activity, a posture, a
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tell. "Kael's at the corner booth. He looks rough tonight."
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- value: hear_sound
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description: >
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Sound event from fog edge — voices through walls, footsteps in corridors,
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machinery changes. The player interprets what they can't see.
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- value: observe_anomaly
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description: >
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NPC deviates from known routine. The character notices something out of
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place. "That's not where they usually go." Requires prerequisite knowledge
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of the NPC's normal pattern.
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- value: post_conversation
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description: >
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After dialogue ends. The character reflects on what was said, what wasn't
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said, what felt off. Processing and interpretation.
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- value: discover_evidence
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description: >
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Player examines an informational object — a manifest, a terminal, a
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personal item. The character interprets what they find.
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- value: witness_interaction
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description: >
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Player sees two NPCs interacting with each other. The character reads the
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body language, the tone, the context. Social observation.
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- value: time_idle
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description: >
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Player hasn't acted for a while. The character's mind wanders — ambient
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thoughts, rumination, noticing background details.
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- value: return_visit
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description: >
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Player returns to a previously visited area. Changed perspective, new
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details noticed, comparison to last time. "Something's different."
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# Trust tiers: surface, real, secret
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# 3 trust tier values (D-035, D-028 Layer 3)
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# Hard filter for trust-gated gossip disclosure
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name: trust-tiers
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decision_ref: D-035
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description: >
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Trust tiers control information disclosure depth. Each NPC tracks trust
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progression per player character, starting at surface. Trust advances
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through repeated positive interactions. This is a hard filter — lines at
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'real' or 'secret' trust are invisible until the player earns that level.
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values:
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- value: surface
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description: >
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Default tier. Safe, non-committal responses. What the NPC tells
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strangers and acquaintances. The public face.
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- value: real
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description: >
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Earned through repeated positive interactions. The NPC shares genuine
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opinions, workplace complaints, personal concerns. What they tell
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people they trust.
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- value: secret
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description: >
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Highest tier. The NPC reveals information they'd normally hide —
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involvement in the ring, knowledge of the smuggling operation,
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fears and vulnerabilities. Reaching this tier with THE FRIEND is
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where the contradiction arc becomes explicit.
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# Entity attributes — 16 canonical EntityKnowledge keys (D-055)
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# Entity Knowledge Attributes — 16 canonical keys
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# Source: D-024 (10-axis model), wiki-review workshop A7, v01-content-scoping workshop
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# All keys are observer->target, stored in EntityKnowledge.known_attributes BTreeMap<String, String>
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# Reference: docs/wiki/knowledge/entity-attributes.md
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# Categories: identity (4), social (2), behavioral (2), leverage (2), investigation (2), role-perspective (4)
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# History: 14 original keys + 4 new role-perspective keys + 2 renames (secret_held -> leverage_held, secret_confidence -> leverage_confidence)
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attributes:
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# --- Identity Attributes (4) ---
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- key: name
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category: identity
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value_type: freeform
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description: >
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Full name as known to the observer. If absent or generic,
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monologue and dialogue use role descriptor instead.
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examples:
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- "Kael Davan"
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- "Kael"
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- "the dock worker"
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- key: role
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category: identity
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value_type: freeform
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description: >
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Occupational or social role. Default descriptor when name is unknown.
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Used in access tier calculation.
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examples:
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- "dock worker"
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- "shift supervisor"
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- "bartender"
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- "ring coordinator"
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- key: faction
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category: identity
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value_type: freeform
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description: >
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Institutional or organizational allegiance. Commission-tagged individuals
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trigger different NPC behavior. Used for authority/peer dialogue filtering.
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examples:
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- "Commission"
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- "civilian"
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- "ring member"
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- "unknown"
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- key: species
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category: identity
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value_type: freeform
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description: >
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Species identifier. Not load-bearing in v0.1 (all human).
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Placeholder for future non-human NPCs.
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examples:
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- "human"
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# --- Social Attributes (2) ---
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- key: relationship_type
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category: social
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value_type: freeform
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description: >
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Relationship category from observer's perspective.
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Drives RelationshipState calculation and monologue emotional tone.
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examples:
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- "colleague"
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- "friend"
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- "authority figure"
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- "suspect"
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- "partner"
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- "stranger"
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- key: trust_level
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category: social
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value_type: enum
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values:
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- trusted
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- reliable
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- uncertain
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- suspicious
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- compromised
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description: >
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Trust assessment — observer's subjective judgment. Encompasses both the
|
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read action and the state. No separate trust_read key. Gates trust-tier
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dialogue (surface/real/secret).
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# --- Behavioral Attributes (2) ---
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- key: routine_pattern
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category: behavioral
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value_type: freeform
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description: >
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Observed routine description. Deviation detection triggers monologue
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when current behavior doesn't match known pattern.
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examples:
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- "morning shift 06:00-14:00, bar after shift"
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- "arrives 06:00, break 10:30, departs 14:00"
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- "irregular schedule, seen at odd hours"
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- key: behavior_flags
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category: behavioral
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value_type: freeform
|
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description: >
|
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Comma-separated behavioral observations. Multiple flags accumulate
|
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as evidence. Detective's analytical lattice auto-flags some behaviors.
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examples:
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- "nervous,lattice_checking"
|
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- "avoidance_pattern,evasive"
|
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- "spending_beyond_means"
|
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- "reliable,punctual"
|
||||
|
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# --- Leverage Attributes (2) ---
|
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# Renamed from secret_held/secret_confidence per workshop A7
|
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|
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- key: leverage_held
|
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category: leverage
|
||||
value_type: freeform
|
||||
renamed_from: secret_held
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
What the observer believes gives them power over this entity.
|
||||
Covers secrets, debts, promises, obligations, and compromising positions.
|
||||
Drives PersonOfInterest state. Gates confrontation dialogue.
|
||||
examples:
|
||||
- "ring membership"
|
||||
- "unreported evidence"
|
||||
- "gambling debt"
|
||||
- "exit attempt"
|
||||
- "owes favor to Voss"
|
||||
|
||||
- key: leverage_confidence
|
||||
category: leverage
|
||||
value_type: enum
|
||||
renamed_from: secret_confidence
|
||||
values:
|
||||
- suspected
|
||||
- likely
|
||||
- confirmed
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
How certain the observer is about the leverage. Suspected allows
|
||||
fishing questions; confirmed enables direct confrontation.
|
||||
|
||||
# --- Investigation Attributes (2) ---
|
||||
|
||||
- key: tell_observed
|
||||
category: investigation
|
||||
value_type: freeform
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
Specific tell noted by observer. Captures the observer's interpretive
|
||||
conclusion about behavior. Accumulated tells build case strength.
|
||||
Monologue references specific tells when they recur.
|
||||
examples:
|
||||
- "looks left when lying"
|
||||
- "leaves when Torek arrives"
|
||||
- "checks lattice before answering"
|
||||
- "forced casualness after shift supervisor passes"
|
||||
implementation_note: >
|
||||
Server may track tells via behavior_flags internally. tell_observed is
|
||||
retained as a content-authoring key for its distinct narrative purpose.
|
||||
|
||||
- key: contradiction_flagged
|
||||
category: investigation
|
||||
value_type: freeform
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
Boolean-ish flag — presence of value means contradiction detected.
|
||||
THE FRIEND arc trigger. When set, monologue tone shifts, dialogue
|
||||
options change, RelationshipState moves toward PersonOfInterest.
|
||||
examples:
|
||||
- "meeting_unknown_contact"
|
||||
- "avoidance_inconsistency"
|
||||
- "manifest_access_mismatch"
|
||||
implementation_note: >
|
||||
Server may track via behavior_flags with contradiction: prefix.
|
||||
Retained as documented key for arc transition gating.
|
||||
|
||||
# --- Role-Perspective Attributes (4 new per workshop A7) ---
|
||||
# Same enums across all archetypes; interpretation is archetype-dependent.
|
||||
# Smuggler reads "risk" as operational exposure; detective reads it as
|
||||
# threat to investigation. See wiki entity-attributes.md for full mapping.
|
||||
|
||||
- key: risk_assessment
|
||||
category: role-perspective
|
||||
value_type: enum
|
||||
values:
|
||||
- none
|
||||
- low
|
||||
- moderate
|
||||
- high
|
||||
- critical
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
Observer's assessment of how much danger this entity poses or attracts.
|
||||
Gates operational monologue. High-risk triggers cautionary dialogue.
|
||||
Nature of "risk" depends on observer archetype.
|
||||
|
||||
- key: loyalty_assessment
|
||||
category: role-perspective
|
||||
value_type: enum
|
||||
values:
|
||||
- solid
|
||||
- dependable
|
||||
- uncertain
|
||||
- wavering
|
||||
- hostile
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
Observer's assessment of this entity's reliability and loyalty.
|
||||
Determines how much the observer relies on or confides in the target.
|
||||
Wavering triggers monitoring; hostile triggers defensive posture.
|
||||
|
||||
- key: position_integrity
|
||||
category: role-perspective
|
||||
value_type: enum
|
||||
values:
|
||||
- solid
|
||||
- thin
|
||||
- cracking
|
||||
- blown
|
||||
- "N/A"
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
Observer's assessment of this entity's cover, position stability,
|
||||
or facade status. When degraded, monologue reflects increasing anxiety
|
||||
or strategic recalculation. N/A when cover concept does not apply.
|
||||
|
||||
- key: moral_weight
|
||||
category: role-perspective
|
||||
value_type: enum
|
||||
values:
|
||||
- innocent
|
||||
- peripheral
|
||||
- complicit
|
||||
- compromised
|
||||
- willing
|
||||
description: >
|
||||
Observer's assessment of this entity's moral involvement. Shapes the
|
||||
observer's moral arc and internal conflict. Smuggler assesses complicity
|
||||
in ring operations; detective assesses culpability in the crime.
|
||||
Same scale, different lens.
|
||||
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
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