Operator asked for a tmux-type panes grid in the browser (one pane per
role, all acting in parallel, like real life) with a wizard on the right
that takes a newcomer by the hand through every role's actions, each
instruction camouflaged in that role's color.
- /deck: CSS-grid of six live panes (2-col, 3-col on wide screens),
one per station, each an iframe onto /station/<id>?pane=1. tmux
controls per pane: reload, single-pane zoom, open-full. Narrow
screens: wizard first, panes stacked.
- pane mode (?pane=1): chrome-stripped shell (no h1/banner/nav), same
station content, READ-ONLY label kept; an 8-line shim re-carries
pane=1 on every same-origin link and form submit, so probes, incident
browsing, and inspect verdicts all happen inside the pane.
- the wizard: a 10-step guided first watch across all six roles on the
live demo wallet. Each step card wears the role's hue with a 'YOU ARE
THE <ROLE>' chip, the matching pane glows, and every step states what
success looks like + what was just learned. Step remembered per
session (sessionStorage).
- /inspect?sample=1 pre-fills examples/wallet-evidence so the
cryptographer step verifies (then deliberately breaks) real evidence.
- verified in a real browser: step navigation moves the glow, panes
load their stations, Probe-now inside the pane probed live inside the
pane (log head tree_size 13), sample flow prefilled the key in-pane.
Suite 139 -> 142 green. Read-only guarantee unchanged; byte sweep
covers /deck and pane routes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
