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# Aetheria Client Runtime Conformance
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This is the client-runtime authority map for removing Unity as a privileged
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gameplay body without replacing it with a new privileged runtime.
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The daemon owns Aetheria game state, simulation, generated level content,
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assets, render-field declarations, Eve/CultUI surfaces, and typed operations.
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Client runtimes lower those surfaces and submit typed operations. A runtime may
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own presentation, input hardware, local caches, native buffers, and frame
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timing. It must not own gameplay truth merely because it can draw the game.
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## Runtime Roles
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| Runtime | Role | Pass condition |
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| --- | --- | --- |
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| Hermodr | Unspecialized Eve/browser lowering sanity check for the RTS surface. | It reconstructs the Aetheria RTS gameplay surface from daemon-advertised Eve surfaces, typed state pointers, typed operations, render-field declarations, and CultMesh CDN assets without Aetheria-specific renderer code. |
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| Electron | Player-facing Starbridge RTS client. | It renders the same daemon-authored RTS surface through the shared Eve package, with only app shell, launch, packaging, and runtime ergonomics outside Eve. |
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| Unity | Current ARPG reference client and demolition target. | It behaves as a renderer/input shell over daemon state and Eve/CultUI surfaces; remaining GameObject, UI Toolkit, camera, input, and presentation adapters are classified shims or renderer-owned concerns. |
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| Godot | Future unspecialized Eve/runtime parity target for the ARPG surface. | It reconstructs the ARPG gameplay surface from daemon API plus Eve/CultUI/render-field specs and CultMesh CDN assets, not from a Unity port or daemon-side Godot mode. |
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Hermodr is the purity test for the RTS surface. Electron is the shipped RTS
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client. Those are different jobs. If Electron can display something Hermodr
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cannot reconstruct from Eve plus daemon API, either Electron is using a private
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shortcut or Eve/CultMesh is missing a reusable primitive.
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Godot has the same relationship to the ARPG surface that Hermodr has to the RTS
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surface. It should prove the ARPG client can be rebuilt from generic Eve,
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CultMesh state, daemon-owned assets, and engine-native lowering. It should not
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inherit Unity scene authority, Unity coordinate leakage, Unity UI Toolkit
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assumptions, or Unity-only gameplay adapters.
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## Forbidden Shapes
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- No daemon-side `Godot` mode, `Electron` mode, `Hermodr` mode, or `Unity`
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behavior branch for gameplay state.
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- No renderer-local Aetheria compensator that changes game behavior instead of
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being promoted into Eve/CultMesh or daemon-authored state.
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- No Aetheria-specific Hermodr plugin for RTS map semantics.
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- No Godot port of Unity scene code as the ARPG authority.
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- No Electron-only field, asset, or command interpretation that Hermodr cannot
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consume through shared Eve/CultMesh primitives.
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## Acceptance Gates
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1. The daemon publishes the RTS surface as Eve/CultUI plus typed state pointers,
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operation handles, render-field declarations, and CultMesh CDN asset refs.
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2. Hermodr lowers that RTS surface without Aetheria-specific renderer code.
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3. Electron renders the same RTS surface through the shared Eve package.
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4. The daemon publishes the ARPG surface with the same kind of portable surface
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contract.
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5. Unity consumes the ARPG contract as a renderer/input shell, with remaining
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shims listed for deletion.
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6. Godot lowers the ARPG contract without inheriting Unity authority.
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Until those gates pass, Aetheria is daemon-authoritative in pieces, not free of
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Unity as a complete client dependency.
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