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feat: derive capable opportunity helpers

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Rijad Zuzo
2026-07-16 10:41:05 +02:00
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@@ -618,8 +618,9 @@ These are expected prototype constraints, not necessarily isolated bugs:
- The bounded opportunity family supports one open `restock_empty_pantry` or
`supply_missing_wood` need from exact known evidence. Both have exact NPC and
player supply resolutions; the wood need also closes deterministically on
interested-party death or one-day staleness. There is still no capable-helper
assignment, acceptance, rewards, free-form dialogue, or quest log.
interested-party death or one-day staleness. One read-only query derives and
explains a capable helper, but there is still no helper assignment,
acceptance, rewards, free-form dialogue, or quest log.
- The reason inspector exposes current decisions, utility rejections, one exact
relationship cause, and a compact person-history view that distinguishes
importance-ranked retained memories from objective personal actions.
@@ -902,10 +903,18 @@ v9 and nested opportunity schema v2 preserve open, resolved, and invalidated
history. The two consumers now share `VillageOpportunitySystem`, while their
evidence and care rules remain explicit.
Milestone 7 remains in progress. The immediate next slice is a read-only,
deterministic capable-helper query for an open need, derived from existing
knowledge, relationship, action, inventory, and resource facts before it is
allowed to influence autonomous task selection.
The first capable-helper query is complete. An open food or wood need now
derives one living informed villager with a familiar trusted directed tie and a
real inventory-deposit or finite-resource gather route. Inventory readiness,
trust, profession fit, familiarity, finite-source availability, and stable IDs
produce one deterministic result. The village summary explains that result;
save/load re-derives it, and querying changes no task, reservation, RNG stream,
resource, event, or checksum.
Milestone 7 remains in progress. The immediate next slice is one bounded
autonomous consumer: allow the currently derived helper to choose its reported
ordinary supply action after urgent self-care and schedule rules, without
persisted assignment, quest acceptance, or reward state.
The remaining simulation-garden target still aims for: