The Decoder closed with the fact that gates everything: main is about 234 commits
behind their branch, so nothing either agent decided this week is reachable from
it. That is also where P5's gate sits, and it is the one open item whose framing I
own.
Measured from this side: 256 commits ahead of origin/main and 0 behind, so main is
an ancestor and the merge is a fast-forward with nothing to resolve. 58 files --
the exporter and its examples, the Godot scripts, authored/, tools/port/ and
docs/port/.
RUNNING.md gains a section 6 saying what a person is actually being asked to do,
in three lines: run --boot --play, walk the table, and say whether it behaves as
described -- NOT whether it matches the game, because that comparison is the
oracle's and is already asserted by check-all.
That distinction is the point of writing it down. A reviewer who thinks they are
being asked to judge fidelity will either decline or over-claim; the gate asks
something narrower and answerable in five minutes. P5 has been open partly because
nobody had written what 'clicking through it' means.
What this does not do is meet the gate. It removes the last excuse that is mine to
remove -- the commands existed only in a header comment, then only in a log, and
now the ask itself was unstated. The remaining blocker is a person, and before
that a merge neither agent may perform.
BLOCKED's contract row now carries both directions quantified rather than
described.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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