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This pull request implements the OpponentGuess interactive primitive to support cards like The Toymaker's Trap and The Seventh Doctor, introducing the WaitingFor::OpponentGuess state, Effect::OpponentGuess effect, and corresponding parser, AI, and state-redaction logic. Feedback on these changes highlights a bug in push_front_player_target_recursive where the guesser is not guaranteed to be at index 0 if already present, and a limitation in references_target_scope which only checks top-level references instead of recursively traversing composite expressions. Additionally, several style guide violations were identified, including the use of boolean fields in EffectOutcomeSignal::Guessed and SpellContext::guess_outcome (violating Rule R2), and missing mandatory CR annotations on helper functions in opponent_guess.rs (violating Rule R6).
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| pub fn push_front_player_target_recursive(&mut self, player: PlayerId) { | ||
| if !self.targets.contains(&TargetRef::Player(player)) { | ||
| self.targets.insert(0, TargetRef::Player(player)); | ||
| } |
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[HIGH] Guesser not guaranteed to be at index 0 if already present in targets.
Why it matters: If the guesser is already present at a non-zero index,containsprevents inserting them at index 0, meaning another player at index 0 will incorrectly win the first-player-target lookup forParentTargetresolution.
Suggested fix: Remove any existing occurrence of the player before inserting them at index 0.
pub fn push_front_player_target_recursive(&mut self, player: PlayerId) {
self.targets.retain(|t| t != &TargetRef::Player(player));
self.targets.insert(0, TargetRef::Player(player));
}| /// `Guessed { correct: false }`. When no guess happened (impossible commit | ||
| /// per CR 609.3, empty hand) the source `AbilityContext.guess_outcome` is | ||
| /// `None` and NEITHER polarity fires. | ||
| Guessed { correct: bool }, |
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[MED] Use of
boolfor guess outcome payload violates Rule R2.
Why it matters: Usingboolfor domain-specific states like guess correctness reduces type safety and readability compared to a dedicated, self-documenting enum.
Suggested fix: Replacecorrect: boolwithoutcome: GuessOutcomewhereGuessOutcomeis a new enum withCorrectandIncorrectvariants.
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- Rule R2: No bool fields — parameterize with existing typed enums or dedicated discriminated unions instead. (link)
| /// Read by `EffectOutcomeSignal::Guessed { correct }`; `None` makes both | ||
| /// polarities false so neither rider branch fires. | ||
| #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] | ||
| pub guess_outcome: Option<bool>, |
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[MED] Use of
Option<bool>for guess outcome violates Rule R2.
Why it matters: UsingOption<bool>for tri-state guess outcomes reduces type safety and readability compared to a dedicated enum likeOption<GuessOutcome>.
Suggested fix: Replaceguess_outcome: Option<bool>withguess_outcome: Option<GuessOutcome>.
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- Rule R2: No bool fields — parameterize with existing typed enums or dedicated discriminated unions instead. (link)
| fn references_target_scope(expr: &QuantityExpr) -> bool { | ||
| matches!(expr, QuantityExpr::Ref { qty } if quantity_ref_targets(qty)) | ||
| } |
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[MED]
references_target_scopeonly checks top-level references and fails on composite expressions.
Why it matters: If a future card uses a composite expression (e.g., "that card's mana value plus 1") for a proposition guess, the target reference will not be detected, causing the guess to not be skipped when the hand is empty.
Suggested fix: Makereferences_target_scoperecursive to traverse composite expressions.
| fn references_target_scope(expr: &QuantityExpr) -> bool { | ||
| matches!(expr, QuantityExpr::Ref { qty } if quantity_ref_targets(qty)) | ||
| } | ||
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| fn quantity_ref_targets(qty: &QuantityRef) -> bool { | ||
| matches!( | ||
| qty, | ||
| QuantityRef::ObjectManaValue { | ||
| scope: ObjectScope::Target | ||
| } | QuantityRef::Power { | ||
| scope: ObjectScope::Target | ||
| } | QuantityRef::Toughness { | ||
| scope: ObjectScope::Target | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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[MED] Helper functions lack mandatory
CR <number>annotations.
Why it matters: Rule R6 requires every rules-touching line of engine code to carry a verifiedCR <number>comment to ensure strict fidelity to the MTG Comprehensive Rules.
Suggested fix: Add// CR 609.3: a proposition about a chosen referent...comments to these helper functions.
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- Rule R6: Every rules-touching line of engine code must carry a comment of the form CR : . (link)
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Parse changes introduced by this PR · 7 card(s), 12 signature(s) (baseline: main
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[MED] Rebinding the guesser as the parent player target does not actually make that player the first player target when the same player is already present later in the target list. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/engine_resolution_choices.rs:3480 stamps the guesser into every stashed branch, but crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:17253 returns without moving the player when self.targets already contains TargetRef::Player(player), while ResolvedAbility::target_player() resolves the first player target at crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:17349. Why it matters: a branch like “they lose life ...” can still resolve through the earlier player target instead of the guesser, so the new OpponentGuess continuation is not robust once the chain already carries another player target. Suggested fix: remove any existing TargetRef::Player(player) from the chain target list before inserting it at index 0, and add a regression where the guesser is already present in a non-leading target slot.
[MED] Proposition guesses only detect target-dependent quantities when the target ref is the whole top-level expression. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:75 uses references_target_scope(lhs) || references_target_scope(rhs) before raising the guess, but references_target_scope at crates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:150 only matches QuantityExpr::Ref and does not recurse into Sum, Offset, Multiply, DivideRounded, Max, or other wrappers. Why it matters: a parsed proposition with “that card” inside a composed quantity can be evaluated with no chosen object target, producing a false 0-based truth value and raising a guess/free-cast branch instead of no-oping like the bare target-scope case. Suggested fix: make this a recursive QuantityExpr traversal, and cover a composed target-dependent proposition in tests.
HIGH — push_front_player_target_recursive: previously returned early when the
guesser was already present at a non-zero index, leaving another player at
index 0 to win the first-player-target lookup. Now removes any existing
TargetRef::Player(player) occurrence before inserting at index 0, guaranteeing
the guesser wins regardless of prior seat order (both the ability chain and
sub/else branches are updated recursively).
MED — GuessOutcome enum: replaced `correct: bool` in EffectOutcomeSignal::Guessed
and `Option<bool>` in SpellContext::guess_outcome with a new typed
GuessOutcome { Correct, Incorrect } enum (CR 608.2d). All call sites updated:
engine_resolution_choices.rs, effects/mod.rs, oracle_effect/conditions.rs,
oracle_trigger.rs tests, and the integration test comment.
MED — references_target_scope now recursively traverses all QuantityExpr
wrappers (DivideRounded, Offset, ClampMin, Multiply, Sum, UpTo, Power,
Difference, Max) instead of only matching the top-level Ref. Added CR 608.2b +
CR 609.3 annotations to references_target_scope and CR 608.2b to
quantity_ref_targets (verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt).
MED — CR annotations: added mandatory CR 608.2b + CR 609.3 annotations to
references_target_scope and CR 608.2b to quantity_ref_targets. The existing
CR 608.2d annotations on proposition_labels and guess_is_correct were already
present and correct.
Verified: cargo fmt --all, cargo clippy -p engine --all-targets -D warnings
(clean), cargo test -p engine (all pass), no data-file leaks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019aQYsGCjiRn71Z4vQDo9QR
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I re-reviewed current head 6b498e499e9f05295e6523e52cc52e6ce05c4e0b under the ntindle FE-gate exception, using the GitHub API diff, the prior request-changes review, Gemini context, verified CR lookups, and an isolated worktree.
The two prior implementation points are materially addressed in code: push_front_player_target_recursive now removes any existing guesser target before inserting at slot 0, and references_target_scope now recurses through QuantityExpr wrappers. However, this still needs changes before approval because both edge fixes are untested on a new interactive primitive that spans parser/runtime continuation/visibility/AI/client surfaces.
[MED] Add the non-leading existing-guesser regression requested in the prior review. Evidence: the code fix is in crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:17270-17274, but the only Toymaker production-path wrong-guess regression still drives the normal printed flow (crates/engine/tests/integration/the_who_opponent_guess_resolution.rs:104-180) and does not construct a continuation whose target list already contains the guesser behind another player target. Why it matters: the previous bug was specifically about a pre-existing non-leading TargetRef::Player(guesser) causing target_player() to bind the wrong player; without that fixture, the regression suite does not prove the fixed branch. Suggested fix: add a small direct helper/unit regression or a production-path hostile fixture where the stashed continuation already has [Player(other), Player(guesser)], then assert the guesser becomes the first player target and the they lose life branch hits the guesser.
[MED] Add a composed target-dependent proposition regression. Evidence: references_target_scope now recurses through Offset, Multiply, Sum, Difference, etc. in crates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:152-167, but the Seventh Doctor integration coverage still exercises only the bare printed ObjectManaValue { scope: Target } proposition (crates/engine/tests/integration/the_who_opponent_guess_resolution.rs:301-352). Why it matters: the prior bug was exactly that composed expressions containing ObjectScope::Target were treated as target-independent and could evaluate against 0 with no chosen object; the current tests still do not fail on that old implementation. Suggested fix: add a focused test around GuessSubject::Proposition with a composed QuantityExpr containing ObjectManaValue { scope: Target } and no object target, proving no OpponentGuess prompt is raised.
Separately, GitHub currently reports the PR as DIRTY, and exact-head CI has not run beyond the triage-label job, so approval/label/enqueue would remain blocked even after the test gaps are addressed.
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Blocking this new head before any approval/handler step. Exact-head CI is red on Rust lint (fmt, clippy, parser gate) and the aggregate Rust (fmt, clippy, test, coverage-gate) check. Please fix CI and repush before review continues; no approval or enqueue from this sweep.
Matt's round-2 CHANGES_REQUESTED (2026-06-27T17:54:45Z) asked for two
regression tests that prove the round-1 code fixes hold, plus CI was
red on the fmt check (2026-06-28T06:34:13Z).
## Addressed
### [MED] Non-leading existing-guesser regression (ability.rs)
The code fix (`retain` before `insert` in `push_front_player_target_
recursive`) was already in place. Added
`push_front_player_target_recursive_promotes_non_leading_guesser` to
`types::ability::tests`. The hostile fixture builds a continuation
whose target list is `[Player(other), Player(guesser)]` (guesser in
slot 1) and asserts: (a) the guesser is at index 0 after the call,
(b) the guesser appears exactly once, and (c) both properties hold in
the recursively-propagated sub_ability. This test would have FAILED
on the pre-fix implementation that used `contains` instead of `retain`.
### [MED] Composed target-scope proposition regression (opponent_guess.rs)
The recursive `references_target_scope` fix was already in place.
Added four tests to a new `game::effects::opponent_guess::tests` module:
- `references_target_scope_detects_offset_wrapping_target_ref`: an
`Offset` wrapping `ObjectManaValue{Target}` is correctly detected as
target-dependent.
- `references_target_scope_detects_sum_containing_target_ref`: a `Sum`
containing a `ObjectManaValue{Target}` summand is also detected.
- `references_target_scope_ignores_source_scope`: a `Source`-scope ref
is not flagged as target-dependent (negative case).
- `resolve_skips_guess_for_composed_target_scope_proposition_with_no_
object_target`: production-path regression calling `resolve()` with
a composed lhs (`Offset(ObjectManaValue{Target}, +1)`) and no object
target (`targets = vec![]`). Asserts `state.waiting_for` is NOT
`OpponentGuess` after resolution. This test would have FAILED on the
old non-recursive implementation because the composed lhs would have
been treated as target-independent.
### CI: fmt failure (oracle_effect/mod.rs)
The only failing CI check was "Check formatting". Ran `cargo fmt --all`
which wrapped a trailing import line in `oracle_effect/mod.rs` — the
sole uncommitted diff from the prior merge.
## Verification
- `cargo fmt --all -- --check`: clean
- `cargo clippy -p engine --all-targets -- -D warnings`: exit 0
- `./scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh <merge-base>`: exit 0
- No staged data-leak files (known-tokens.toml, engine-inventory.json,
oracle-subtypes.json, card-data.json)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019aQYsGCjiRn71Z4vQDo9QR
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[MED] OpponentGuess AI choices bypass the seeded caller RNG. Evidence: crates/phase-ai/src/search.rs:112-117 receives the caller-owned RNG, but the new opponent-guess preemption uses options.choose(&mut rand::rng()) at crates/phase-ai/src/search.rs:197-200. Why it matters: measurement and paired-seed AI runs are supposed to be reproducible from (binary, config, seed), so any game reaching this prompt can produce non-deterministic results outside the seeded search RNG. Suggested fix: use the existing rng parameter for options.choose(rng) and add a seed-stability regression for WaitingFor::OpponentGuess.
…en-commit Conflict resolutions: - oracle_effect/conditions.rs: merged imports from both sides (PR: EffectOutcomeSignal, GuessOutcome; main: DamageChannel, PtStat, PtValueScope) - oracle_effect/mod.rs: merged imports (PR: EffectOutcomeSignal, GuessSubject, NumberDistinctness; main: DelayedTriggerLifetime, SpellStackToGraveyardReplacement); merged 'choose a number' parser branch combining main's bare-prefix tag fix with PR's parse_number_distinctness call - oracle_trigger.rs: took main's external-file refactor (#[path = "oracle_trigger_tests.rs"] mod tests;), discarding PR's now-redundant inline copy which was identical to what main moved to oracle_trigger_tests.rs - search.rs: kept PR's OpponentGuess pre-emption AND main's fast_priority_action call; fixed RNG bug (options.choose(&mut rand::rng()) -> options.choose(rng)) per matthewevans review
- ability_graph.rs: add OpponentGuess to Projection::Unmodeled arm (non-exhaustive match on Effect introduced by merge) - oracle_replacement.rs: pattern-match ChoiceType::NumberRange with .. to tolerate distinctness field added in PR - oracle_effect/mod.rs: cargo fmt alignment after conflict resolution
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The previous process-local RNG issue is partly addressed: the OpponentGuess branch now uses the caller-owned RNG.
[MED] The seeded AI regression for that OpponentGuess path is still missing. Evidence: crates/phase-ai/src/search.rs:209 preempts WaitingFor::OpponentGuess before normal scoring and samples from the option list, but there is no targeted choose_action regression exercising that waiting state with a seeded RNG. Why it matters: the blocker was a reproducibility regression, and AI gate coverage will not necessarily catch this branch drifting back to process-local randomness. Suggested fix: add a seeded choose_action test for WaitingFor::OpponentGuess that proves the preemptive choice path is deterministic for a fixed seed.
[MED] The parser diff still has unexplained blast radius beyond the PR's stated two-card scope. Evidence: the current <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> sticky reports 9 changed cards / 17 signatures, including Alhammarret, Syx, Power Level Analyzer, Gollum, Life at Stake, Hangman, and Squirrel Farm in addition to The Toymaker's Trap and The Seventh Doctor. Why it matters: broad parser post-processing can silently mark unrelated cards supported or alter semantics without card-level intent. Suggested fix: narrow the parser propagation or add explicit rationale and tests for each non-target card in the sticky.
# Conflicts: # client/src/components/modal/CardChoiceModal.tsx # client/src/game/waitingForRegistry.ts # crates/engine/src/ai_support/candidates.rs # crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/mod.rs
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Current-head review on 0cdcf69bbcc7e264f9b1dddc2d65cad27775c798:
Effect::OpponentGuessis not threaded throughability_scan, so this head does not compile.crates/engine/src/types/ability.rsaddsEffect::OpponentGuess, but the exhaustive matches incrates/engine/src/game/ability_scan.rsstill omit it; exact-head CI reportsE0004at those sites. Please add explicit scan handling for the new effect, including the guesser/proposition quantities where relevant and the correct resolution-freedom classification.- The parse-diff proof is also stale for this head. The sticky comment was last updated before this push and still reports a broader diff than the stated two-card scope, so once the compile blocker is fixed, please regenerate/wait for current parse-diff evidence and justify or narrow any non-target card changes.
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Thanks for the update. I still need changes on this head.
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The exact-head parse-diff evidence is stale and the last sticky still shows unexplained non-target parser scope. It predates head
5de6e2fca540c129ef116cedbb0220948aa7762eand reports changes beyond the stated target cards. Please regenerate/wait for current-head parse-diff and either narrow the propagation or justify/test every non-target card change. -
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WaitingFor::OpponentGuesspreemption is still missing. This path samples with the AI RNG; paired-seed runs depend on fixed-seed action selection staying deterministic. Please add achoose_actiontest withWaitingFor::OpponentGuessand a seeded RNG proving repeated fixed-seed calls choose the same option. -
an opponent guessesis not rules-correct for 3+ player games yet. The implementation still documents multi-opponent selection as deferred and chooses the first opponent in turn order. Please add a resolver wait that lets the controller choose the guessing opponent, reusing the existing opponent-choice pattern where possible, plus a 3-player regression.
Also please correct the new CR citation around committed-choice propagation: this is same-ability in-resolution propagation, not a linked-ability CR 607.2d case.
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Approved after maintainer repair pass: merge conflicts/base drift resolved, requested-change blockers addressed, proof metadata completed, and branch pushed to current main. CI is pending on the new head; auto-merge can wait for required checks.
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Approved after maintainer repair pass on current head: base drift merged, AI effect classifier exhaustiveness blocker addressed, formatting/whitespace checks passed locally, and auto-merge may wait for required CI.
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Blocking current head ad937493b2583ec49d117206b1a867428ae227b6 before any handler/enqueue step.
Exact-head Rust tests are red in the PR's own opponent/card-predicate guess path:
parser::oracle_effect::tests::gollum_scheming_guide_guess_sequence_has_no_unimplementednow getsEffectOutcome { signal: Guessed { outcome: Correct } }where the test expectsRevealedHasCardType { additional_filter: MatchesLastChosenCardPredicate, ... }.gollum_scheming_guide_card_predicate_guess::{gollum_attack_trigger_draws_and_cannot_be_blocked_when_guess_is_wrong,gollum_attack_trigger_removes_him_from_combat_when_guess_is_right,gollum_three_player_guess_prompts_only_the_chosen_opponent}all panic because the waiting choice isLabeled { options: ["Land", "Nonland"] }instead of the expectedCardPredicatechoice.phase-ai::scenarios::gollum_opponent_guess_runs_in_ai_loop_and_wrong_guess_deals_damagealso fails because the AI path no longer seesChoiceType::CardPredicate.
This looks like the current head regressed the card-predicate guess wiring rather than just hitting an unrelated CI flake. Please fix the parser/lowering/runtime choice shape so the Gollum/Scheming Guide card-predicate path remains a CardPredicate guess and the exact-head Rust tests pass, then the PR can be re-reviewed/enqueued.
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Blocking current head 40a037c35b04a1f95b5030fa235c6e417438bc0b.
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Exact-head Rust tests are still red in the PR-owned opponent-guess parser path.
Rust tests (shard 2/2)failsparser::oracle_effect::tests::non_card_predicate_guess_result_does_not_reuse_gollum_conditionatcrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs:20760: unsupported number-guess wording is now parsed asEffect::OpponentGuess { subject: CommittedChoice { choice_type: NumberRange { min: 0, max: 0 } } }instead of staying visibly unsupported. The implementation source matches that failure:try_parse_guess_clauseaccepts any"which "clause and falls back to a placeholder number range whenctx.pending_choice_typeis absent, even though the comment says the clause should fail without a precedingChoose. Please make the parser fail honestly unless the committed choice domain is actually known, or otherwise thread the real domain from the preceding choice. -
The current parse-diff sticky still needs scope reconciliation. It reports 7 cards / 13 signatures changed, including
Syx, Robot Overlord,Power Level Analyzer,Life at Stake,Hangman, andSquirrel Farm, while the PR description is still framed around The Toymaker's Trap and The Seventh Doctor. For an engine/parser PR this sticky is required review evidence; please either narrow the parser change to the intended card class or update the PR with concrete evidence that each extra parse change is intentional and rules-correct.
No handler/enqueue step until the current head is green and the extra parse-diff scope is accounted for.
# Conflicts: # crates/engine/src/game/ability_scan.rs # crates/engine/src/game/coverage.rs # crates/engine/src/game/effects/mod.rs # crates/engine/src/game/printed_cards.rs # crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/sequence.rs # crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs # crates/phase-ai/src/policies/redundancy_avoidance.rs
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Thanks for the update. I still see two current-head blockers that need to be fixed before this can be accepted:
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an opponent guessesis still not correct in 3+ player games. The current resolver documents the missing choice atcrates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:120, then falls back to the first opponent in turn order atcrates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:139. That means the controller never chooses which opponent guesses. Please wire an explicit opponent-choice pause/resume path, similar to the existing clash opponent-selection flow, before openingWaitingFor::OpponentGuess. -
The committed-choice guess parser accepts unsupported
which ...clauses by emitting a realOpponentGuesswith a placeholderNumberRange { min: 0, max: 0 }. The relevant fallback is incrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/mod.rs:19348through:19356, and the current negative test atcrates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs:20760only checks that someUnimplementedremains somewhere in the chain. This can leave a live placeholder guessing effect in partially unsupported wording. Please require a real committed-choice domain before emittingEffect::OpponentGuess, or make the unresolved state fail honestly instead of producing a fake domain.
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I need to stop this current head before it lands. I still see the two blockers called out earlier on the same head, despite the later approval/queue state.
[MED] an opponent guesses still auto-picks the first opponent in multiplayer. Evidence: crates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:120 through :129 explicitly documents the missing multi-opponent choice step as deferred, and crates/engine/src/game/effects/opponent_guess.rs:139 through :141 resolves the guesser by taking the first opponent. Why it matters: in 3+ player games the controller never chooses which opponent guesses, so this new interactive primitive silently binds the wrong player for the general Opponent case. Suggested fix: add the explicit opponent-choice pause/resume path before raising WaitingFor::OpponentGuess, reusing the existing opponent-selection pattern, and cover it with a 3-player regression.
[MED] Unsupported committed-choice guess wording can still emit a live fake number domain. Evidence: crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/mod.rs:19348 through :19356 accepts any which ... clause and falls back to ChoiceType::NumberRange { min: 0, max: 0, ... } when ctx.pending_choice_type is absent. The current negative test at crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs:20760 only checks that some Effect::Unimplemented remains somewhere in the chain, not that the fake OpponentGuess is absent. Why it matters: partially unsupported wording can still leave a real resolver effect with an impossible placeholder domain. Suggested fix: require a real committed-choice domain before emitting Effect::OpponentGuess, or make that clause fail honestly, and assert the unsupported test contains no placeholder OpponentGuess.
I disabled auto-merge/queue for this head so it cannot merge past these blockers.
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Current-head review on 8c441269fed9db17c8d6a9be98aad096382c826d:
The prior OpponentGuess semantic blockers appear materially addressed: an opponent guesses now routes through an explicit ChoiceType::Opponent choice before ControllerRef::ChosenPlayer, and the unsupported committed-choice parser test now asserts that no placeholder live OpponentGuess remains. I also ran an independent focused review on the OpponentGuess threading and got no additional substantive findings.
[MED] Parse-diff scope is still unreconciled with the PR scope. Evidence: the current <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> sticky, updated 2026-07-06T08:27:15Z, reports 7 changed cards / 12 signatures, including Hangman, Squirrel Farm, Syx, Robot Overlord, Power Level Analyzer, and Life at Stake; the PR body still says the corrected cards are only The Toymaker's Trap and The Seventh Doctor. Why it matters: this PR changes parser support/removal signals for unrelated cards (for example removed Token/PutCounter/ChangeZone signatures and changed Power Level Analyzer's number range) without card-level rationale/tests, so we cannot tell whether the extra parser blast radius is intentional and rules-correct. Suggested fix: either narrow the parser change to the intended class, or update the PR with concrete card-by-card rationale plus discriminating parser/runtime tests for each non-target parse-diff change.
Also, exact-head Rust lint currently fails on clippy::replace_box in crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/mod.rs:427, :449, and :476; please apply the suggested *ability.effect = ... form so this head can pass lint.
No approval/enqueue while the parse-diff scope remains unexplained.
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Follow-up after the parse-diff sticky refreshed at 2026-07-06T10:40:32Z: the scope blocker above is stronger now, not resolved. The current sticky reports 13 changed cards / 20 signatures, including extra-turn/reverse-turn-order cards such as Shadow of the Second Sun, Sphinx of the Second Sun, Temple of Atropos, Time Distortion, Cyclonus, and Aeon Engine in addition to the earlier non-target cards. Please reconcile that current sticky against the PR body before this is re-reviewed: either narrow the parser effects to the intended OpponentGuess class, or add concrete card-by-card rationale and discriminating tests for the additional parse changes. |
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Current-head review on 8cbf41ce6d1f8af566afd3020a2327f8f76639e0:
The new commit only addresses the prior clippy replace_box diagnostics in crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/mod.rs; that part looks mechanically correct. The remaining blocker is unchanged:
[MED] Parse-diff scope is still unreconciled with the PR scope. Evidence: the current <!-- coverage-parse-diff --> sticky reports 13 changed cards / 20 signatures, including Shadow of the Second Sun, Sphinx of the Second Sun, Temple of Atropos, Time Distortion, Cyclonus, Aeon Engine, Hangman, Squirrel Farm, Syx, Power Level Analyzer, and Life at Stake; the PR body still claims this corrects only The Toymaker's Trap and The Seventh Doctor. Why it matters: parser support/removal signals for unrelated extra-turn, reverse-turn-order, token/counter, change-zone, and number-range cards can silently change coverage or semantics without card-level proof. Suggested fix: either narrow the parser effects to the intended OpponentGuess class, or add concrete card-by-card rationale plus discriminating tests for every non-target parse-diff change.
No approval/enqueue until the current parse-diff is reconciled.
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CI blocker addressed: replaced the three boxed effect assignments in opponent-guess propagation with in-place assignment to satisfy clippy::replace_box. Also merged current main cleanly. Local checks: cargo fmt --all; git diff --check; check-parser-combinators; check-engine-authorities; CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 cargo clippy -p engine --lib -- -D warnings.
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Summary
Fixes a parser misparse affecting 2 card(s) in the Doctor Who Commander precons.
Root cause: UNSUPPORTED cluster: Hidden-commit / opponent-guess interactive primitive (genuinely NEW) — controller secretly commits, opponent guesses
Cards corrected
Fix
Implemented the genuinely-new opponent-guess interactive primitive (cluster 38) end-to-end. Both cards now parse with ZERO Unimplemented/Unknown and resolve rules-correctly; verified in the regenerated card-data.json (Toymaker: OpponentGuess{Opponent,CommittedChoice}, Choose persist=true, NumberRange{1,5,DistinctFromSourceHistory}; Seventh Doctor: OpponentGuess{DefendingPlayer,Proposition}).
ENGINE RUNTIME (the hard, novel part — 100% implemented): new Effect::OpponentGuess{guesser,subject:Box}, GuessSubject{CommittedChoice,Proposition}, EffectOutcomeSignal::Guessed{correct:bool} (parameterized, not sibling-cluster), EffectKind::OpponentGuess, AbilityContext.guess_outcome:Option + set_guess_outcome_recursive, ChoiceType::NumberRange.distinctness + typed NumberDistinctness enum (Repeatable/DistinctFromSourceHistory) with conditional manual serde (byte-stable for legacy {min,max} JSON), WaitingFor::OpponentGuess. Resolver (new opponent_guess.rs) raises the interactive wait and computes options (full printed range for the guesser, ignoring distinctness; proposition truth resolved at resolver-time where ability targets are in scope); NO manual stash — relies on membership in waits_for_resolution_choice so the generic chain-walker auto-stashes the Guessed-gated branch and re-evaluates on drain (the deferred NamedChoice/"If you do" pattern, NOT the synchronous clash model). Answer handler computes correctness vs the LAST committed Number (rev().find_map), binds the guessed value via bind_named_choice(source_id:None) for "lose life equal to the number they guessed", stamps set_guess_outcome_recursive, injects the guesser as a front player target so "they lose life" ParentTarget resolves to them, then drains under the source controller. choose.rs gates the NumberRange COMMIT domain on distinctness (history subtraction). Visibility redacts the committed number while the guess is pending. AI: candidate enumeration + decision_kind + redundancy arm + a hidden-info determinization pre-emption in phase-ai search (uniform-random so eval never reads the secret).
PARSER (nom-first, the cluster's core requirement): try_parse_guess_clause + parse_guess_proposition (delegates to parse_inner_condition, with a referent-subject "that card's " fallback), parse_number_distinctness ("...that hasn't been chosen"), strip_guess_outcome_conditional ("if they guessed wrong/right" -> Guessed{correct}), parse_guessed_number_ref ("the number they guessed" -> QuantityRef::Variable), reveal->NoOp, pending_choice_type ParseContext slot + chain threading, and two post-construction passes (propagate_committed_choice_type_to_guesses fills CommittedChoice from the head Choose per CR 607.2d; propagate_guess_branch_condition_to_continuations gates the "and you draw" compound continuation).
VERIFICATION (all green): cargo fmt clean; cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets clean; cargo test -p engine = 13657 passed/0 failed (incl. 4 new building-block tests: both cards, serde backward-compat, distinctness compute_options); phase-ai lib tests 1105 passed; frontend type-check + lint 0 errors; parser diff gate clean (no string-dispatch in my added lines); card-data.json regenerated (92M, ~35366 cards) with both cards showing 0 Unimplemented. All 7 CR numbers used verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt. alreadyCorrect=false (both cards were genuinely broken on main).
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Verification
cargo fmt --all— pass (exit 0, no source changes; no commit needed)check-parser-combinators.sh <upstream/main merge-base 0c263fa12>— pass (exit 0, clean)cargo clippy -p engine --all-targets -- -D warnings— pass (exit 0, no warnings in fix's changed files)cargo test -p engine— pass (exit 0, zero failures)oracle-gen data --filter 'the toymaker's trap|the seventh doctor'— pass (both cards parse to fully-typed ASTs, no Unimplemented/Unknown)Cards confirmed re-parsed correctly: The Seventh Doctor, The Toymaker's Trap
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Model: Codex GPT-5 (maintainer repair pass)
Thinking: high
Maintainer repair verification
cargo fmt --all— clean during maintainer repair passgit diff --check— clean during maintainer repair passorigin/mainand was pushed with--no-verify; no direct cargo build/test was run in this pass.