pbakaus_impeccable/tests/oracle/golden/seed-surface-local-card-base.json

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  "stdout": "SURFACE CONCEPT SEED (key: oracle-key-4; mode: experience; source: local; approved pool: 6c20a02b6dc4; 30/35 human-approved; rerun with --scope surface --mode experience --from oracle-key-4 --reroll 1 --candidate-count 7 to reproduce this roll against this catalog revision)\nRE-ROLL ROUND 1: every candidate presented in earlier rounds, grounded\n  and challenger alike, is eliminated and may not return reworded. Derive\n  genuinely new grounded candidates from unexplored angles before judging\n  these fresh challengers.\nDEALT INDICES: 7, 3, 6 (index 7 leads)\n  After ordering the task's grounded structural candidates by resonance,\n  deal candidates 7, 3, 6 of your own grounded list to the\n  table; index 7 leads, and the deal never points at a challenger.\n  The deal is the roll, not a suggestion: the dice decide which structures\n  reach the user, so the ranking rut stays broken while the user still gets a\n  real choice, and the full ranked list stays yours. In an attended run,\n  present the three dealt structures as full cards of equal salience, the\n  lead carrying kicker THE ROLL, with steer and re-roll, and let the user\n  lock one in; the world is already settled, so this choice is composition.\n  Visualize every dealt card: with image generation available and a\n  comp-led default (.impeccable/config.json buildPath; the page toggle\n  handles the exception), declare a comp per card and generate after\n  serving, lead first; otherwise author each card's wireframe field (see\n  serve-question --schema) and the page draws the schematic. Carry the\n  recorded default in the payload as buildPath with toggle: true. Locking a card\n  approves its comp: a surface round that put three visualized structures on\n  the table replaces the three-option comp round in visualize.md. Re-roll\n  yourself only when every dealt structure fails audience identification or\n  product clarity on named factual grounds.\n  The assignment exists to refuse the model's ranking rut, never to outrank\n  the user or the brief. Never expose assignment metadata in user-facing labels.\nCHALLENGERS:\n  1. a meter row of the fixture canon, where ranked plates, shutters, and registers stage attention across one continuous working field\n     SOURCE ID: fixture-instruments-family-meter-row\n     CREATIVE SPARK: The meter row wakes as its plates roll over one by one, every register finding its rank while a single saturated signal tracks the decision you have not made yet.\n     SYSTEM GRAMMAR:\n       - Palette/material: ink-dark ground, unbleached paper field, and one saturated signal color reserved for the active decision in zone 18\n       - Type/composition: compact grotesk labels over generous editorial serif, ranked on a strict modular grid of order 18\n       - Topology/navigation: move between the whole field and one consequential detail along route 18\n       - Controls/state: reveal, compare, and preserve every meaningful authored state in register 18\n       - Responsive/motion: recompose the spatial law while retaining orientation across breakpoint 18\n     WEB LEVERAGE: CSS grid plate choreography with a keyboard-readable register index and scroll-driven rank reveal\n     QUALITY BAR: board https://cards.example/base//fixture-instruments-family-meter-row.webp · hero https://cards.example/base//fixture-instruments-family-meter-row-hero.webp\n  2. a signal tower of the fixture canon, where ranked plates, shutters, and registers stage attention across one continuous working field\n     SOURCE ID: fixture-instruments-family-signal-tower\n     CREATIVE SPARK: The signal tower wakes as its plates roll over one by one, every register finding its rank while a single saturated signal tracks the decision you have not made yet.\n     SYSTEM GRAMMAR:\n       - Palette/material: ink-dark ground, unbleached paper field, and one saturated signal color reserved for the active decision in zone 15\n       - Type/composition: compact grotesk labels over generous editorial serif, ranked on a strict modular grid of order 15\n       - Topology/navigation: move between the whole field and one consequential detail along route 15\n       - Controls/state: reveal, compare, and preserve every meaningful authored state in register 15\n       - Responsive/motion: recompose the spatial law while retaining orientation across breakpoint 15\n     WEB LEVERAGE: CSS grid plate choreography with a keyboard-readable register index and scroll-driven rank reveal\n     QUALITY BAR: board https://cards.example/base//fixture-instruments-family-signal-tower.webp · hero https://cards.example/base//fixture-instruments-family-signal-tower-hero.webp\n  3. a tide hall of the fixture canon, where ranked plates, shutters, and registers stage attention across one continuous working field\n     SOURCE ID: fixture-material-family-tide-hall\n     CREATIVE SPARK: The tide hall wakes as its plates roll over one by one, every register finding its rank while a single saturated signal tracks the decision you have not made yet.\n     SYSTEM GRAMMAR:\n       - Palette/material: ink-dark ground, unbleached paper field, and one saturated signal color reserved for the active decision in zone 22\n       - Type/composition: compact grotesk labels over generous editorial serif, ranked on a strict modular grid of order 22\n       - Topology/navigation: move between the whole field and one consequential detail along route 22\n       - Controls/state: reveal, compare, and preserve every meaningful authored state in register 22\n       - Responsive/motion: recompose the spatial law while retaining orientation across breakpoint 22\n     WEB LEVERAGE: CSS grid plate choreography with a keyboard-readable register index and scroll-driven rank reveal\n     QUALITY BAR: board https://cards.example/base//fixture-material-family-tide-hall.webp · hero https://cards.example/base//fixture-material-family-tide-hall-hero.webp\n  4. a wind rotunda of the fixture canon, where ranked plates, shutters, and registers stage attention across one continuous working field\n     SOURCE ID: fixture-performed-family-wind-rotunda\n     CREATIVE SPARK: The wind rotunda wakes as its plates roll over one by one, every register finding its rank while a single saturated signal tracks the decision you have not made yet.\n     SYSTEM GRAMMAR:\n       - Palette/material: ink-dark ground, unbleached paper field, and one saturated signal color reserved for the active decision in zone 32\n       - Type/composition: compact grotesk labels over generous editorial serif, ranked on a strict modular grid of order 32\n       - Topology/navigation: move between the whole field and one consequential detail along route 32\n       - Controls/state: reveal, compare, and preserve every meaningful authored state in register 32\n       - Responsive/motion: recompose the spatial law while retaining orientation across breakpoint 32\n     WEB LEVERAGE: CSS grid plate choreography with a keyboard-readable register index and scroll-driven rank reveal\n     QUALITY BAR: board https://cards.example/base//fixture-performed-family-wind-rotunda.webp · hero https://cards.example/base//fixture-performed-family-wind-rotunda-hero.webp\n  5. a folio stand of the fixture canon, where ranked plates, shutters, and registers stage attention across one continuous working field\n     SOURCE ID: fixture-canon-family-folio-stand\n     CREATIVE SPARK: The folio stand wakes as its plates roll over one by one, every register finding its rank while a single saturated signal tracks the decision you have not made yet.\n     SYSTEM GRAMMAR:\n       - Palette/material: ink-dark ground, unbleached paper field, and one saturated signal color reserved for the active decision in zone 11\n       - Type/composition: compact grotesk labels over generous editorial serif, ranked on a strict modular grid of order 11\n       - Topology/navigation: move between the whole field and one consequential detail along route 11\n       - Controls/state: reveal, compare, and preserve every meaningful authored state in register 11\n       - Responsive/motion: recompose the spatial law while retaining orientation across breakpoint 11\n     WEB LEVERAGE: CSS grid plate choreography with a keyboard-readable register index and scroll-driven rank reveal\n     QUALITY BAR: board https://cards.example/base//fixture-canon-family-folio-stand.webp · hero https://cards.example/base//fixture-canon-family-folio-stand-hero.webp\n  6. a poster wall of the fixture canon, where ranked plates, shutters, and registers stage attention across one continuous working field\n     SOURCE ID: fixture-print-family-poster-wall\n     CREATIVE SPARK: The poster wall wakes as its plates roll over one by one, every register finding its rank while a single saturated signal tracks the decision you have not made yet.\n     SYSTEM GRAMMAR:\n       - Palette/material: ink-dark ground, unbleached paper field, and one saturated signal color reserved for the active decision in zone 1\n       - Type/composition: compact grotesk labels over generous editorial serif, ranked on a strict modular grid of order 1\n       - Topology/navigation: move between the whole field and one consequential detail along route 1\n       - Controls/state: reveal, compare, and preserve every meaningful authored state in register 1\n       - Responsive/motion: recompose the spatial law while retaining orientation across breakpoint 1\n     WEB LEVERAGE: CSS grid plate choreography with a keyboard-readable register index and scroll-driven rank reveal\n     QUALITY BAR: board https://cards.example/base//fixture-print-family-poster-wall.webp · hero https://cards.example/base//fixture-print-family-poster-wall-hero.webp\nA challenger wins only when its fused result beats the grounded list on\n  audience identification and product clarity. It may change task topology or\n  interaction, but never the committed visual identity.\nWhen you can view images, open the QUALITY BAR board and hero for any\nchallenger you weigh seriously and for the world you build. They exist as a\ncraft bar, the finish level and commitment the build is expected to reach,\nnever as a mockup to copy; your surface serves this product, not that render.\nPRODUCT.md and DESIGN.md constrain every surface candidate's identity\nvocabulary; they do not cancel task-level composition. The seed never\nauthorizes a new palette, type system, material world, or unfamiliar control\nbehavior.\nThe CREATIVE SPARK is a complete visual system, not a theme or decorative\nreference. Translate every supplied system rule into the product: palette and\nmaterial, type and composition, topology, controls and states, and adaptation.\nKeep the source's visible character, scale, rhythm, and interaction instead of\nreducing vivid grammar to generic nouns. When the source is already a credible\ninterface language, commit to it across navigation, content, controls, and\nstates. Otherwise keep a literal carrier only when it becomes functional.\nAmbitious motion, spatial media, or interaction is welcome when it strengthens\nthe product without weakening semantics, performance, or fallback behavior.\nA user- or brief-pinned decision beats the roll, always.\nDEALT INDICES (restated for truncated readers): 7, 3, 6; index\n7 leads. Present all three dealt structures; seed key oracle-key-4.\n",
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