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Companion Dog Framework - Research v2.0

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@crabsatellite crabsatellite released this 16 Oct 12:00

Gameplay Showcase

Watch the 58-second gameplay video - 720p MP4, silent, English captions.

Collar welcome, the bone menu, petting, give paw, play bow, feeding, tennis-ball fetch, flying-disc retrieval and sleep. Scene guide.

Video and poster added on 16 October 2026. Author-owned footage and captions: CC BY 4.0; upstream rights unchanged. The original research tag and paper files are preserved.


Research v2.0: Lifecycle Rules and Generic Companion Implementation

This research edition associates the version 2.0 working paper with the existing
generic companion implementation. The source repository and paper are associated
research materials; the English paper is the only file in the Zenodo update.

Included

  • English paper 2.0.
  • Generic source and procedural assets from the existing application snapshot.
  • Research overview, citation metadata, version history and exact PDF checksums.
  • Separate paper/documentation and application/asset license scopes.

Paper Changes

The historical lifecycle-design sequence remains the main case. A new generic
implementation section adds a four-direction client figure, a lifecycle rule
table, selected source correspondence and scoped software observations. The
paper distinguishes historical construction, later technical material and
future paired execution or owner-use research.

Preserved Boundaries

Application version remains 0.1.0. This edition makes no production behavior,
generated-asset, world-data or client/server deployment changes. Application
license metadata now records MIT and CC BY 4.0. Existing test
results retain their recorded date and scope; the ear/tail geometry defect
remains open. The associated article is a retrospective design-case working paper.

The first public paper remains the 12 October 2026 version at
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23320936. Persistent paper archive:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23320935.

Application code and generator: MIT. Generated assets, paper and listed research
documentation: CC BY 4.0. Upstream rights remain unchanged.