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Crisis BFT consensus protocol — Go PoC, Python recorder, and CrisisViz: a native macOS scrubbable curriculum visualizer (10 chapters, ~18 minutes at 1×, signed-speed slider with reverse playback).
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Three concrete pollution issues found by sampling testbed frames:
1. The composing slot landed on top of the previously-accepted
vertex on Aaron's lane (Aaron's α at x=360 vs slot starting at
x=324). Even worse for Ben's composing — slot crowded Ben's
own cast circle.
2. The in-flight envelope drew at progress=0 directly on top of
the just-sealed accepted vertex on the sender's lane. For ~1s
of every flight you couldn't tell which was which.
3. The open-envelope card sat next to the recipient's lane and ran
into the adjacent lane (e.g. Ben's card extended y=157..297,
covering both Aaron's lane area and parts of Carl's).
Fixes:
- Composing and open-envelope share ONE fixed top-center slot
(`detailSlotRect`). They're mutually exclusive on the timeline,
so reusing the same slot is honest. A short colored dashed
connector runs from the slot to the in-focus cast member's
circle so the viewer knows who is writing/reading.
- In-flight envelopes are drawn on a "courier track" 36pt above
the lane axis. The track has a faint dashed path between sender
and recipient; the envelope glides along it; a small drop-line
from the envelope toward the lane keeps the spatial cue intact.
The accepted-on-sender's-lane vertex stays clean.
- Removed the bottom-left footer (was overlapping
GlassNarration in the live app). Replaced with a tiny beat-id
tag in the top-right corner so PNG sweeps can still be matched
to a specific beat for debugging.
Bundled, harness 55/55 invariants, 0 audit errors. Ready to
propagate the pattern to other chapters with these layout
constraints baked in.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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