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Continue the existing Dungeon Crawler Pepe build-and-review project from its latest accepted source. The scaffold, contracts, website and refinement were accepted, but adversarial_review exhausted its attempts and site_content_check never ran. Recover the accepted work; do not rebuild from scratch.

First run the existing Node, Foundry, browser/export and recovery checks and fix reproducible defects. Repair broken artifact/documentation links and provide durable test evidence inside the …

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I reran every existing check, fixed two real defects, and finished the adversarial review and the site content check that never ran. The full write-up is in docs/continuation-review.md.

Check results

Contracts: Foundry build and 41/41 tests pass. Formatting is clean, a second fuzz seed (1,024 runs) passes, and the local deploy script runs without broadcasting anything.

Node: 34/34 tests pass (the 33 existing plus 1 new regression test).

Static export: rebuilds byte-for-byte identical to the committed dist/, and the export check passes. Typecheck is clean.

Browser: all 8 Chromium flows pass. Axe reports 0 violations, though its colour-contrast check is still partly manual.

Simulation evidence: the variety and stress outputs reproduce exactly.

Demo and recovery tool: a smoke run against a scratch database passed. That covers access-control probes, status redaction, and the recovery tool's backup and restore, including its refusal to overwrite or restore from a live database.

Environment, not a project bug: Chromium first failed because a system library (libatk-1.0.so.0) was missing on this machine. I installed it with playwright install-deps and the unchanged checker then passed. Docker isn't installed here, so the container manifest is still untested.

What I changed

Broken evidence links (Medium). Every artifacts/… link pointed at nothing in the repo, because this workspace's .git/info/exclude excludes artifacts/, so those files were never committed. I reran the checks and committed the logs, browser report and screenshots under docs/evidence/. I repointed the links in README, REVIEW, DESIGN, interface-review and launch-readiness. The earlier runs' records are kept and marked as never delivered. The scripts themselves are unchanged.

A guardian veto stranded earned rewards (Medium). After a veto, a player's earned depth reward stayed tied to the dead prize round forever and was never paid. /api/status also kept counting it as owed. The fix in server/src/economy.js (8 lines, one transaction) puts those rewards back in the queue for a later round and voids that day's top/draw prizes. The new regression test in test/runtime.test.mjs fails without the fix and passes with it.

Recorded but not changed

The contracts and production paths were already accepted, so I wrote these up with severity and reasoning rather than editing them. Production mode is disabled in code, so none of them is reachable in the demo.

F1 (Medium): anyone calling the treasury's convert can set the minimum output at the slippage floor and sandwich their own trade. The loss is capped by the per-call and per-day limits.

F2 (Medium): in real-chain mode, the event reader's first request would span the whole chain from block 0, which real providers reject. There's no deploy start block or paging.

F3 (Low): if a posted prize round's total is never fully claimed, the remainder stays reserved in GameReserve forever.

F4 (Low): if a work payment is resent while the first is still pending, a payment that succeeded gets recorded as deferred. No funds are at risk.

F5 (Low): the request rate limiter wipes all its entries at 50,000 keys, and one IPv6 range can trigger that.

F6 (Info): the wallet code always uses the first wallet found, with no chooser.

F7 (Info): server/src/main.js refers to deploy/env.example, which doesn't exist.

Site content check

I compared the built site's text against the code and found nothing to correct. The 30/50/20 shop split, the depth-gate formula, the "top ten" prizes and the revive exclusion all match. The 18+ gate, the "not an investment / not a launch" wording and the originality disclaimer are present, and the page loads nothing from outside its own origin.

Not done

This is still my own review, not independent sign-off. Launch remains NO-GO.

The production integrations, funding and operator setu

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#1401Adversarial reviewClaude5 findings · 1 highrevised
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Findings file is written and validated. Final recap below.

Outcome. All existing checks reproduce as documented: 41 Foundry tests (plus the 1,024-run second seed), the no-broadcast deploy script, forge fmt, 34 Node tests, the static export (rebuild is byte-identical to the committed dist/), evidence regeneration, and every relative documentation link. I changed no project files. The five findings are in .imd-findings.json, ranked by severity. The browser checker was not rerun because no Playwright or Chromium install is present in this worker; the committed 2026-10-07 browser evidence was reviewed as data only.

Findings, most severe first

High, reward settlement. In advanceEpochs one transient failure of a postRoot call during a two-epoch backlog lets the later epoch post first. The contract's monotonic last-posted rule then rejects the earlier epoch forever. Its prizes stay rooted and are never claimable or re-offered, liabilities are overstated, and an outage row is logged every tick. Reproduced on the simulated chain with a three-day keeper gap and a single thrown receipt timeout: 875 DCP of earned prizes stranded across two players.

Medium, treasury. The convert bounty cap of one tenth of output is per call, and the caller sizes the call. At the documented parameters, 300 dust-floor calls pay the caller 300 IMD per epoch versus 15 IMD for whole-cap calls on the same 3,000,000 DCP. Verified with a scratch Foundry test.

Medium, rewards. Daily top prizes are decided purely by action count because Overtime regenerates floors at the gate without limit. Measured 1,683 daily fame in 500 actions at floor 3 with no depth progress. This was already listed as an open blocker, but was described as unproven. It is trivially exploitable.

Low, HTTP. Ten ordinary malformed inputs (bad nonce address, unknown SKU, null JSON bodies) return 500 with stack traces logged, and the verify route echoes a raw TypeError.

Info, design scope. The one-shot randomness binding plus no withdraw means a retired coordinator ends emission permanently. The NatSpec promises a migration path that does not exist.

Checked and found to hold. Token supply and allocation, shop split and per-payer order scoping, claim-once Merkle logic and leaf encoding (JS tree and claimMany calldata both match cast), daily posting cap, VRF authentication and no-reroll, treasury bounds and timelock, SIWE canonical form and nonce binding, action idempotency and stale-revision handling, path containment, veto reconciliation, content review fail-closed, and the site copy against the code.

Next for the author. The high finding needs an ordering guard in the epoch loop and a recovery path for an epoch that can no longer be posted, with a regression test using the reproduction script in the findings file.
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highOne transient postRoot failure during an epoch backlog permanently strands that epoch's earned prizesserver/src/economy.js:206
advanceEpochs processes every open epoch in one keeper tick with a per-epoch try/catch that logs and continues. GameReserve.postRoot (contracts/src/GameReserve.sol:193) and SimChain.postRoot both reject any epoch <= lastPostedEpoch.

So when two epochs are open in the same tick (keeper, RPC or indexer down for two or more days, or chainHalted for days), a single transient error on the earlier epoch's postRoot call (RpcChain.send throws 'receipt timeout', 'GasTooHigh ... deferred', an RPC 5xx, or the simulated outage) lets the later epoch post first. The earlier epoch is then rejected with BadEpoch on every later tick, forever.

Its reward rows already carry status 'rooted' with a root that will never exist on chain: they are never made claimable, never returned to 'pending' (only the veto branch does that), and are never re-offered in a later root.

Players lose up to a full epoch's prizes (budget up to maxEpochPrizes = 20,000 DCP: top-10 fame prizes, draw prizes and milestones). liabilities() and /api/status report the dead amount as outstanding forever, and the keeper writes a new 'outages' row with 'BadEpoch' on every tick (1,440 rows/day at the 60 s production cadence) with no operator path to reconcile.

The on-chain monotonic lastPostedEpoch rule is intentional; the defect is that the backend has no guard that stops posting epoch N+1 while epoch N is still 'drawn', and no recovery for an epoch that can no longer be posted. The existing tests only exercise one open epoch per tick and the 'lost commit response' case, so this ordering is untested.
Run the following with node (it uses the same monkeypatch pattern as the existing 'lost commit response' test in test/runtime.test.mjs):

import { createApp } from './server/src/app.js';

import { openDb, one, all, run, setMeta, getMeta } from './server/src/db.js';

import { createGuest } from './server/src/auth.js';

import { privToAddress } from './server/src/crypto/eth.js';

import { recordDepth, advanceEpochs, rewardsFor, defaultEconomyConfig, liabilities } from './server/src/economy.js';

const app = createApp({ demo: true, db: openDb(':memory:'), domain: 'test.local', origin: 'https://test.local', confirmations: 3, econ: { minAccountAgeMs: 0, minActions: 0, challengeMs: 3600_000 }, log: () => {} });

const advance = (ms) => setMeta(app.db, 'demoClockOffset', getMeta(app.db, 'demoClockOffset', 0) + ms);

const cfg = { ...defaultEconomyConfig(), minAccountAgeMs: 0, minActions: 0, challengeMs: 3600_000 };

const go = (e) => advanceEpochs(app.db, app.chain, cfg, { currentEpoch: e, dayOf: (x) => x - 1, now: app.now() });

const ids = [];

for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) { const g = createGuest(app.db); run(app.db, 'UPDATE accounts SET wallet = ?, actions = 300 WHERE id = ?', privToAddress(BigInt(200 + i)), g.accountId); ids.push(g.accountId); }

run(app.db, 'INSERT INTO daily_fame(day, account_id, fame) VALUES(1, ?, 900), (1, ?, 300), (2, ?, 100)', ids[0], ids[1], ids[1]);

recordDepth(app.db, ids[0], 1, 5);

await go(1); // seeds for epochs 2 and 3 committed

advance(3 * 86400_000); // keeper down: epochs 2 and 3 are both < currentEpoch 4

const original = app.chain.postRoot.bind(app.chain); let failed = false;

app.chain.postRoot = async (e, root, total) => { if (!failed) { failed = true; throw new Error('receipt timeout 0xabc (will be reconciled, not resent)'); } return original(e, root, total); };

await go(4); // epoch 2 post fails once; epoch 3 posts in the same tick

for (let d = 0; d < 7; d++) { advance(86400_000); await go(5 + d); }

console.log(all(app.db, 'SELECT epoch, status FROM epochs WHERE epoch <= 3'));

console.log(rewardsFor(app.db, ids[0]).map((r) => [r.kind, r.status, r.epoch]));

console.log(liabilities(app.db), one(app.db, "SELECT count(*) n FROM outages WHERE note LIKE 'epoch 2:%'").n);

Expected: epoch 2 is posted on a later tick (or its rewards return to pending and are re-rooted), liabilities.rooted is 0 after finalization, no repeating outage rows.

Actual (verified on this tree): epoch 2 stays status 'drawn' with total 875 DCP forever; player 0's rewards remain ['top','rooted',2], ['milestone','rooted',2], ['milestone','rooted',2] and player 1's 300 DCP top prize stays ['top','rooted',2] after seven more epochs; liabilities = { rooted: 875 DCP, claimable: 500 DCP } while the chain's outstanding is only 500 DCP; the outages table gains one 'epoch 2: BadEpoch' row per tick (8 rows after 8 ticks). SimChain.reserve.lastPosted = 3 confirms the ordering. With the real contract the same BadEpoch revert comes from GameReserve.sol:193.
mediumconvert() bounty is 10% of every conversion when the caller chunks calls at the dust floorcontracts/src/OpsTreasury.sol:221
The caller chooses amountIn, so the 'min(bounty, out/10)' cap is a per-call cap that the caller sizes. At the documented parameters (dustFloor 10,000 DCP, oracle 0.001 IMD/DCP, bounty 5 IMD, convertPerEpoch 3,000,000 DCP) a call of exactly dustFloor yields out = 10 IMD and pays b = 1 IMD, i.e. 10% of output, whereas three whole-cap calls pay 15 IMD on 3,000 IMD (0.5%).

A permissionless caller therefore extracts 300 IMD per epoch instead of 15 by sending 300 dust-floor calls, on top of the slippage already recorded as F1 in docs/continuation-review.md. The leak is bounded by convertPerEpoch and the WETH constants (WETH: 0.001 ETH calls, 2 IMD out, 0.2 IMD bounty, same 10%), and is only open while IMD < replenishBelow, so it is a bounded treasury drain, not a theft of player funds.

The launch-plan wording '5 IMD bounty capped at 10% output' describes the per-call rule and understates the per-epoch exposure. Possible fixes that keep the design: a per-epoch bounty allowance, a bounty proportional to gas/basefee instead of output, or requiring amountIn >= min(convertPerCall, available) so chunking is not possible. Any fix is a source-only change that needs re-review.
Foundry, same fixture as contracts/test/Base.t.sol (adapter and oracle at 0.001 IMD per DCP, no haircut), treasury funded with 3,000,000 DCP and 0 IMD:

Whole calls: three times convert(dcp, 1_000_000 ether, 970 ether) from address A. Expected and actual: A receives 15 IMD, treasury receives 2,985 IMD.

New epoch (vm.warp +1 day), treasury IMD emptied and refilled with 3,000,000 DCP; from address B call convert(dcp, 10_000 ether, 9.7 ether) 300 times (all succeed; the 301st reverts OverCap on convertPerEpoch). Expected (bounty 'covers gas', per launch-plan): B's total bounty is in the same order as A's 15 IMD. Actual (verified with a scratch test on this tree): B receives 300 IMD and the treasury receives 2,700 IMD for the identical 3,000,000 DCP converted, a 285 IMD/epoch difference (10% versus 0.5%).

mediumDaily fame prizes are decided by action count: Overtime loops at the depth gate yield unbounded daily_fame with no depth progressserver/src/game/engine.js:610
The 'overtime' action regenerates a fresh floor at the same depth without limit, and every kill, quest, secret room, tithe and hype peak on that floor adds to fameOf(ch); GameService.act (service.js:134) adds every positive fame delta to daily_fame, which computeEpoch uses to pay TOP_PRIZES (500/300/200/100x7 DCP) and the weighted draw.

Fame per action does not depend on reaching new depth, and the only throttle is the per-account action limiter (6 actions/s, burst 20), so about 518,000 actions/day are allowed per account. A scripted client that loops overtime -> walk -> fight at floor 3 accrues fame linearly with actions and will hold the top-10 daily positions every day; human players cannot compete.

This is already listed as an open blocker ('indefinite Overtime/fame farming') in docs/launch-readiness.md and described as 'economically unproven' in docs/review.md; this finding records a concrete measurement showing it is trivially exploitable, so it should not be considered unproven.

Exposure per account per epoch is bounded by perAccountEpochCap (2,000 DCP) and the shared-signal cluster cap, but the per-day top-10 pool (2,000 DCP) plus draw prizes are fully capturable by a few bots on distinct networks.
Through GameService on a fresh in-memory app (demo config, day 0 so maxDepth = 3): create a brawler, skip the starter offer, then set the saved state to floor 3 with pending {kind:'stairs'} (and large hp/atk so the bot survives; survivability only changes the rate).

Loop 30 times: act {type:'overtime'}, then move along the first visible route resolving combats with {type:'attack'}, offers with {type:'skip'}, quests with the first choice, until pending is 'stairs' again.

Expected if Overtime were not a prize source: daily_fame unchanged or capped.

Actual (verified on this tree): 1,683 fame gained in 500 actions with floor still 3 and ch.overtime = 30, and daily_fame for the account = 1,683; the same loop continues indefinitely, so daily_fame grows linearly with actions at roughly 3.4 fame per action.
lowOrdinary malformed API input produces HTTP 500 'internal error' with stack traces logged, and /api/auth/verify echoes a raw JavaScript TypeErrorserver/src/app.js:240
Several routes throw plain Error/TypeError for client mistakes instead of HttpError/GameError, so the generic handler answers 500 and logs a full stack trace per request. Any unauthenticated client can fill the operator log with 'bad address' traces at the auth limiter rate, and authenticated clients can do so without any limiter on /api/orders. The verify route wraps all errors into a 401 whose message is e.message, so a null body returns the engine's internal TypeError text.

No state is corrupted (transactions roll back) and no secret is exposed; this is input validation, observability noise and a misleading status code.
Start the demo app (createApp with demo: true) and send, with a valid guest Bearer token where auth is required:

GET /api/auth/nonce?address=notanaddress -> 500 {"error":"internal error"} (expected 400); log line '500 GET /api/auth/nonce: Error: bad address'. GET /api/auth/nonce with no address -> 500.

POST /api/orders body {"sku":99} -> 500 (expected 400 'unknown sku'); body null -> 500 (TypeError reading 'sku').

POST /api/characters body null -> 500 (TypeError destructuring 'name'); POST /api/act body null -> 500; POST /api/auth/recover body null -> 500; POST /api/demo/advance body null -> 500; POST /api/demo/pay body {} -> 500 ('Provided value cannot be bound to SQLite parameter 1'); body null -> 500.

POST /api/auth/verify body null -> 401 {"error":"Cannot read properties of null (reading 'message')"} (expected a validation message). All of these were observed on this tree; 10 stack traces were logged for the 15 requests.

infoOne-time randomness-source binding plus no withdraw means a retired VRF coordinator or lost subscription ends all future emission; the NatSpec 'reserve migration' path does not existcontracts/src/GameReserve.sol:127
Non-blocking scope question, not a permissions bypass. setRandomnessSource is deliberately one-shot and the reserve has no transfer, withdraw or re-binding function (also deliberate). The comment on line 125 says 'A new provider requires a separately reviewed reserve migration', but no code path can move the remaining ~700,000,000 DCP or rebind a source, so a migration is impossible without redeploying the token allocation, which the project rules forbid.

Chainlink has retired coordinator versions before (v1, v2 to v2.5), and VRFPrizeSource pins coordinator, keyHash and subscriptionId immutably.

If that happens, requestDraw reverts or never fulfils for every future epoch and the legacy blockhash path is unavailable off chain 31337, so prize emission stops permanently while final roots stay claimable. docs/launch-plan.md should state that the randomness binding is irreversible for the life of the reserve rather than promising a migration, or the design should be revisited before deployment (a timelocked, guardian-cancellable re-binding would preserve the stated trust model).
State: GameReserve with randomnessSource bound to a VRFPrizeSource whose coordinator later reverts on requestRandomWords (model it with the test CoordinatorFixture.fail(true)).

Then: poster calls requestDraw(e, hash) -> reverts for every e; council queues and executes setRandomnessSource(newSource) -> reverts AlreadySet; poster calls commitSeed on chain id 1 -> reverts LocalFixtureOnly; no function in GameReserve accepts a call that transfers the balance (test_NoWithdrawPathForCouncil).

Expected per the NatSpec: a reviewed migration route exists.

Actual: none exists; the unclaimed balance is permanently idle.
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Fixed epoch ordering/recovery and malformed API handling. Added regression tests, durable evidence and all five responses in .imd-responses.json.

38 Node tests, export checks and recovery checks pass. Treasury bounty and Overtime farming are confirmed, documented launch blockers; their behavior remains unchanged.

Foundry, browser and supported demo checks are blocked by missing tools/Node 24. GitHub publication is blocked by no configured remote.

Details: revision review.
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#248Adversarial reviewCodex2 findings · 2 medium
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Recorded two unresolved medium advisories in .imd-findings.json:

Conversion chunking still pays 300 IMD versus 15 IMD for identical volume.

Overtime still generates prize-eligible fame without depth progress.

Both are acknowledged, deferred launch blockers. No new findings.

Confirmed fixed: epoch backlog ordering/recovery, reported malformed API inputs, and misleading VRF migration documentation.

Validation passed: 38 Node tests, 41 Foundry tests, formatting, export rebuild/comparison, documentation links, and demo/backup/restore checks. Browser verification remains blocked by ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND for web/node_modules/playwright/index.mjs.

Source files were unchanged.
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mediumPreviously reported dust-sized conversions still extract 10% aggregate bounty; policy fix deferredcontracts/src/OpsTreasury.sol:221
Disposition of 4d0b7c51539967491fe514259a5d46603892b3c8faaa7b929140980c65efec1b: confirmed unresolved advisory, not a new finding. The revised launch plan correctly discloses the exposure and leaves funding blocked; it does not change the contract. Any permissionless caller chooses amountIn and can maximize the per-call min(bounty,out/10) payout by splitting conversions at the dust floor.

With the documented fixture parameters, the identical 3,000,000 DCP epoch allowance pays 300 IMD to a caller using 300 small calls versus 15 IMD using three large calls. This removes an extra 285 IMD of operator runway per qualifying epoch. Input caps and replenishBelow bound the loss; no player-reserve funds are taken.

A different aggregate/proportional bounty policy remains an explicit treasury-design decision requiring review.
Fresh Foundry reproduction passed on the current contracts in a temporary copy, using contracts/test/Base.t.sol's unmodified fixture: oracle and swap adapter quote 0.001 IMD/DCP, zero haircut, bounty=5 IMD, dustFloor=10,000 DCP, convertPerCall=1,000,000 DCP, convertPerEpoch=3,000,000 DCP, replenishBelow=5,000 IMD.

Transfer 3,000,000 DCP from swarm to the empty treasury.

As address(0xA), call convert(address(dcp),1_000_000 ether,970 ether) three times: balanceOf(A)=15 ether and treasury IMD=2,985 ether.

Warp one day, transfer treasury's 2,985 IMD to address(0xdead) to reset the comparison, and fund another 3,000,000 DCP.

As address(0xB), call convert(address(dcp),10_000 ether,9.7 ether) 300 times: all succeed; B receives 300 ether and treasury receives 2,700 ether.

Call 301 reverts OpsTreasury.OverCap.

Assertions verified all balances and the 285 ether difference.

Expected to resolve the previous advisory: aggregate reward cannot be amplified twentyfold solely by partitioning identical input volume; actual: behavior remains unchanged.

The treasury reset is fixture setup, not an attacker withdrawal capability.
mediumPreviously reported Overtime fame farming remains reproducible; remediation explicitly deferredserver/src/game/engine.js:614
Disposition of f19f031107c3c5b69e94dcb1884e1df72cd6fe5d2683f6a58f689aa3539dcc59: confirmed unresolved advisory, not a new finding. The documentation correctly acknowledges this and production remains disabled. A leaderboard-eligible character at the daily depth gate can regenerate unlimited same-depth floors.

GameService.act credits their positive fame deltas to daily_fame, which computeEpoch uses for top and draw prizes. The rate limiter bounds action throughput, not same-depth prize eligibility; account/cluster and epoch caps bound payouts. This is competitive score farming, not an authentication bypass.

Choosing a different eligibility policy requires the documented game-economy scope decision before funded launch.
Ran the author's unchanged node scripts/review-overtime.mjs under Node 24.21.0.

It creates an isolated in-memory brawler, sets floor=3 and pending={kind:'stairs'}, and raises hp/maxHp to 100000 and atk to 10000 to isolate fame accounting.

It performs 30 overtime floors through GameService.act using unique action IDs, walking and resolving encounters until stairs each time.

Observed {floor:3,overtime:30,actions:516,dailyFame:2008}.

Expected for resolution of the prior advisory: same-depth repetition ceases to grow prize-eligible fame after a stated limit; actual: fame continues to accrue at unchanged depth with no iteration limit.

Counts vary with the random character seed.

Inflated survival stats do not establish ordinary-character survival, exact real-time throughput, or multi-network leaderboard capture; those stronger claims are not made.
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#1745Site content checkClauderuntime erroron the agent's machine: runtime reported <synthetic>, not the required premium model claude-fable-5-1retried on #1413 (Codex)
runtime reported , not the required premium model claude-fable-5-1
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#1413Codex5 findings · 5 medium
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Wrote five medium findings to .imd-findings.json: unsafe rollback, stalled purchases, hidden claims, inaccessible Revives and inactive perks.

Reviewed every exported file. No critical/high hosting blockers substantiated.

Passed: 38 Node tests, 41 Foundry tests, export checks and recovery checks. Browser verification was blocked by missing web/node_modules/playwright/index.mjs.

Source files remain unchanged.
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mediumUnsafe rollback leaves the recalled pack active in descendant versionsserver/src/ops/pipeline.js:225
Content versions accumulate all earlier packs, but rollback updates only the named version. Once another cycle has published, marking an older version unsafe leaves its pack in the active descendant. New characters and floors still receive the recalled data; relocating a character from the unsafe version also selects that descendant.

This defeats the documented content recall mechanism. Invalidate descendants containing the recalled pack or publish a reviewed clean content set, and make floor migration use that clean version.
Run node --input-type=module from the repository root.

Import makeApp from './test/helpers.mjs' and runContentCycle from './server/src/ops/pipeline.js'.

Set const app=makeApp(); then sequentially await runContentCycle(app.db,{registry:app.game.registry,chain:app.chain,cycleId,activateAt:0,testPlayers:24}) for cycleId 'rollback-one' and 'rollback-two'.

Both return status 'done'; version 2 contains pack-rollback-one and version 3 contains both packs.

Call app.rollback(2,'unsafe').

Expected: active content and new floors exclude pack-rollback-one.

Actual: app.game.registry.activeVersion() is 3 and app.game.registry.active().packs.some(p=>p.id==='pack-rollback-one') is true.

Verified against this checkout with the real author/review/simulation/publication stages.
mediumScheduled demo ticks never advance purchase confirmationsserver/src/ops/keeper.js:40
The scheduled keeper calls SimChain.refresh(), which is empty, and harvest mines only once per epoch. After the initial keeper run, a purchase mines one block, then repeated ticks leave the head unchanged. The documented local purchase flow therefore stays pending when users follow the instruction to wait for the keeper and refresh orders.

The browser test hides this by manually mining five blocks. Add deterministic simulated block progress to scheduled demo operation so a normal purchase finalizes without unrelated trades, additional purchases or the day-advance control.
Start node scripts/demo.mjs on a fresh scratch database and wait for its initial keeper tick.

Create a guest, select Use simulated demo wallet, buy SKU 1, click Pay (simulated), and wait through multiple 15-second keeper ticks, then Refresh orders.

Expected: credited after three confirmations.

Actual: pending; no new blocks are produced during those ticks.

Also verified directly: const app=makeApp(); await app.keeper.tick(); createGuest(app.db); fund buyer 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001234 with 5000*10**18 test DCP; createOrder(db,accountId,1); await app.chain.purchase(buyer,orderId,1,price); app.chain.mine(1); await app.indexer.poll(); call await app.keeper.tick() four times.

Every tick reports head=4 and order status=pending. app.chain.mine(3); await app.keeper.tick() immediately changes it to credited.

No real chain or funds required.
mediumReward history limit permanently hides older unclaimed prizesserver/src/economy.js:230
rewardsFor selects only the newest 100 rows regardless of status and exposes no pagination. GET /api/rewards, the hosted Prizes view in dist/app.js and POST /api/demo/claim all use this truncated list. After 100 newer awards, an older claimable reward and its proof disappear from the supported claim flow; claiming the newer rewards cannot bring it back because claimed rows continue occupying the limit.

Return all outstanding claims separately from paginated history so earned claims stay accessible. This is an advisory functional defect in the fixture demo, not a claim of live funds being lost.
Use makeApp() and createGuest(app.db), then insert 101 rewards rows for that account in ascending id order (kind='top', amount='1', epochs 1 through 101, leaf_index=0, wallet='0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001234', proof='[]', unique refs probe:0 through probe:100, created_at=Date.now()).

Give the first row status='claimable' and the other 100 status='claimed'.

Expected: the oldest outstanding reward remains in GET /api/rewards and the claim operation's candidate list.

Actual verified result: the database has one claimable row; rewardsFor(db,accountId) returns 100 rows with zero claimable entries; authenticated POST /api/demo/claim returns {"results":[]}.

GET /api/rewards ignores offset/epoch query parameters, so there is no API path to page back to the missing proof.

A long-lived account accumulating daily awards reaches this same state.
mediumReloading removes access to dead Crawlers and their purchased Revivesdist/app.js:104
The roster renders a selection button only for living characters, and boot() also chooses only living characters (lines 394-396). After a death and page reload, the player cannot reopen the dead run, although the revive control exists only inside that run in renderRoom(). An owned Big Mother Revive is therefore unusable through the UI after reloading, switching Crawlers or recovering on another device.

The source copy web/app.js has the same logic. Allow dead-run selection and render the revive option using refreshed ownership.
In the integrated demo, acquire SKU 4 (Big Mother Revive), finalize the simulated payment, and have a Crawler die.

Reload or recover that account in a second browser.

Expected: select the dead Crawler and use the owned Revive.

Actual: the roster lists the corpse without a Play/Revive control; boot selects only living characters, so no revive button is reachable.

Confirmed by executing the delivered dist/app.js boot and render functions in a minimal Node DOM harness against the real local API, with one dead character and one unconsumed SKU-4 entitlement: after boot, #game.hidden=true, the corpse appears in #roster, no data-play button exists, and no #rev is rendered.

Invoking loadChar(deadCharacterId) directly in the same harness renders #rev, confirming that the missing selection route, not an absent entitlement, blocks the action.

This was a source/DOM-harness reproduction; full browser execution was unavailable because Playwright is missing.
mediumGenerated poison-triggered perks never activatedist/runtime/content/base.js:83
The hosted content advertises and generates the enemy_poisoned trigger, but the shared engine never dispatches it. This produces valid, selectable perks whose advertised effect never happens, consuming a power slot and potentially imposing drawbacks for no benefit. The same trigger/engine are used by the authoritative backend.

Implement the trigger at the intended combat boundary or exclude it from offers until it is supported.
Import buildContent from dist/runtime/game/content.js, newCharacter/act/composePower/validateCombo from dist/runtime/game/engine.js, and Rng from dist/runtime/game/rng.js.

Create a floor-1 Chemist with seed 'poison-trigger-probe'.

Compose effect content.effectById.scald, trigger content.triggerById.enemy_poisoned, modifier plain and drawback none using Rng.from('probe'); validateCombo with owned tags {'poison','fire'} returns null (valid).

The resulting perk says 'Against poisoned enemies, spits a gout of swamp-gas fire for 6.'

Put the character in ordinary turn-0 combat against one aggressive enemy with hp=maxHp=1000, atk=1 and poison=2 (other damage/status counters zero, empty minions/echo/delayed/streaks/uses).

Clone this state as a control and equip the composed power only in the first character.

Apply {type:'attack'} to both with identical seed/content/day context.

Expected: the poison-targeted damage perk activates against the poisoned target.

Actual verified in the delivered engine: enemy HP is 993 in both runs, and the power never appears in the action log.

Searching the entire game engine confirms there is no enemy_poisoned dispatch on any other action either.
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