games.cavu.tier-madness.commitSpace
A Tier Madness game's shared table (one space per game, keyed by the game's TID): each move's commitment, the host's game record, and everyone's round records. Readable by the game's players.
Details · space
| Kind | space |
|---|---|
| Authority | tier-madness.cavu.games |
| Indexed |
Space
space · key tidShown at sign-in
name
stringTier Madness game table
Collections
collections
array · nsidThe record collections clients of this space type use. A space: scope covers these unless it names its own.
Asking for it
OAuth scopeA client asks for access to spaces of this type with this scope. On its own it covers your own spaces, with any key, and reading, creating, updating and deleting records in the collections above; authority, skey, collection, action and manage narrow or widen that. From the Atproto Spaces proposal (0016).
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One player's secret moves for one round of a Tier Madness game (one space per round, keyed {game}-r{round}). Only the player can read it until the game server opens the round at its reveal.
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games.cavu.tier-madness.game
recordDeclares a game: the roster in seat order and the ballot. Written by the host player, from their own PDS, to the game's commitment space (rkey = game id). With each player's round records and moves it is enough to replay the game: replay checks every player's records agree.
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Public commitment to a secret games.cavu.tier-madness.move, written to the game's commitment space (readable by the game's players) under the same rkey as the move. Anyone can later check a revealed move hashes to this CID.
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One player's account of a finished round, written by every player from their own PDS to the game's commitment space (rkey = `{game}-r{round}`) once the round's reveal starts. Written at the end rather than the start so it can't leak the deal order. Replay checks every player's round records agree.
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A player's record of how they play Misaligned: their runs, what they did, and what the game showed them. The player owns it and decides who may read it.