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breach

The Breach Protocol puzzle as pure data and rules, with no UI and no engine calls: a code matrix of 1C 55 BD E9 7A FF (5x5 at difficulty 1, 6x6 at 2, 7x7 at 3+), a buffer (5 to 8 slots), and 2 or 3 daemon sequences. Picks alternate row / column starting on the top row; a picked c…

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 19d ago
What it does

game.hacking.breach

The Breach Protocol puzzle as pure data and rules, with no UI and no engine calls: a code matrix of 1C 55 BD E9 7A FF (5x5 at difficulty 1, 6x6 at 2, 7x7 at 3+), a buffer (5 to 8 slots), and 2 or 3 daemon sequences. Picks alternate row / column starting on the top row; a picked cell empties; a daemon uploads when its codes appear contiguously in the buffer and fails when the buffer no longer has room for it. Daemon 1 (and 2) are slices of a generated valid pick path, so daemon 1 is always solvable within the buffer.

Called by the Hacking component, which draws the puzzle with game.hacking.ui.

  • Breach.new(difficulty, seed?) builds a puzzle.
  • Breach.canPick / pick / lineCells / finished / wouldAdvance play it.

Interface

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

newRng(seed: number) → Rng

A small seeded generator (Park–Miller), so a breach can be replayed from a seed.

argtypedescription
seednumber

NextInteger(r: any, lo: number, hi: number) → number

argtypedescription
rany
lonumber
hinumber

contains(hay: { string }, needle: { string }) → boolean

argtypedescription
hay{ string }
needle{ string }

same(a: { string }, b: { string }) → boolean

argtypedescription
a{ string }
b{ string }

overlap(buf: { string }, seq: { string }) → number

How many codes at the end of the buffer already start the daemon.

argtypedescription
buf{ string }
seq{ string }

path(rng: Rng, size: number, len: number) → void

A random valid pick path of `len` cells: row 0 first, then alternating column / row, never the same cell twice.

argtypedescription
rngRng
sizenumber
lennumber

randomCodes(rng: Rng, n: number) → void

argtypedescription
rngRng
nnumber

new(difficulty: number?, seed: number?) → Puzzle

argtypedescription
difficultynumber?
seednumber?

addDaemon(codes: { string }) → boolean

argtypedescription
codes{ string }

canPick(P: Puzzle, r: number, c: number) → boolean

Is (r, c) (0-based) on the active line and still free?

argtypedescription
PPuzzle
rnumber
cnumber

lineCells(P: Puzzle) → void

The free cells of the active line, as { r, c } pairs (0-based).

argtypedescription
PPuzzle

judge(P: Puzzle) → void

argtypedescription
PPuzzle

pick(P: Puzzle, r: number, c: number) → string

Pick (r, c): the code goes into the buffer, the cell empties, the active line turns. Returns the code, or nil when the pick is not allowed.

argtypedescription
PPuzzle
rnumber
cnumber

finished(P: Puzzle) → boolean

Done when the buffer is full, every daemon is settled, or the active line has nothing left to pick.

argtypedescription
PPuzzle

wouldAdvance(P: Puzzle, code: string) → void

How many codes a pick of `code` would add to each daemon's progress (for the hover preview): a list of booleans, true where it would advance.

argtypedescription
PPuzzle
codestring
⌬ Types
Puzzle = {

Sub-parts

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backing path · game/hacking/breach.module

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