` and the fonts `<link>`s into `<head>` with `<meta charset="utf-8">` and the viewport meta; drop the artifact host's wrapper `<style>` on line 1 (`#faf9f5`, `#141413`, the `[hidden]` rule). No site CSS is loaded into the deck; it paints every colour itself, as the brand doc requires of surfaces outside the site. **Re-skin: tokens.** The brand's canonical values are `site/quartz.config.ts` `configuration.theme` and `site/quartz/styles/custom.scss` lines 4-28. The deck's `:root` block (lines 7-14) is replaced by this single theme; the two dark-mode blocks (lines 15-22, `prefers-color-scheme` and `[data-theme="dark"]`) are deleted, and `:root{color-scheme:dark}` is set, as `custom.scss` does for all three `saved-theme` states. | Deck token | Was (light / dark) | Becomes | Brand source | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `--paper` | `#F6F7F9` / `#0A1220` | `#07111a` | `light` (page ground) | | `--ink` | `#0B1F3A` / `#EAF0FA` | `#eef5ff` | `dark` (headings) | | `--ink-2` | `#4A5670` / `#A7B4CC` | `#b7c7d9` | `darkgray` (body text) | | `--ink-3` (new) | | `#63758a` | `gray` (muted); used by `.src`, `.meter-note`, `.ax`, `.conf` in place of `--ink-2` | | `--rule` | `#D3D8E2` / `#25324A` | `#16212c` | `lightgray` (borders) | | `--tint` | `#E8ECF5` / `#142038` | `#16212c` | `lightgray` (panels) | | `--tint-2` | `#C9D6FF` / `#22366A` | `rgba(89,183,255,.14)` | `highlight` (wash over panels; the SAM orbit) | | `--accent` | `#2251FF` / `#6F8CFF` | `#ff8a2a` | `secondary` (the one accent) | | `--accent-ink` | `#FFFFFF` / `#0A1220` | `#07111a` | `light` (text on orange) | | `--inv` | `#0B1F3A` / `#13264A` | `#03070d` | the wash's darkest stop (hero, statement, close, impl card, tier 1) | | `--inv-ink` | `#F6F7F9` | `#eef5ff` | `dark` | | `--inv-2` | `#A9B8D8` / `#9FB1D8` | `#b7c7d9` | `darkgray` | | `--inv-accent` | `#8FA8FF` / `#A9BCFF` | `#59b7ff` | `tertiary` (informational: rays, strike, cue, eyebrows on dark) | `body{background:var(--paper)}` (line 25) becomes the brand ground wash, copied from `custom.scss` lines 10-27 verbatim (three radials at 78% 14% orange `.18`, 18% 10% violet `#6d60ff` `.16`, 52% 0% sky `.14`, over `linear-gradient(180deg,#03070d 0%,#07111a 44%,#09141f 100%)`), with `background-attachment` left default so the wash scrolls with the page; `color` becomes `var(--ink-2)` (body text is `darkgray`, headings `dark`), so `h1,h2,h3,.num,.caption,.div-big,.tpsbig,.ecard .w` set `color:var(--ink)` where they do not already. Body text stays 18px. **Re-skin: fonts.** The site takes its fonts from Google Fonts (`fontOrigin: "googleFonts"`, `cdnCaching: true`; the engine emits a `fonts.googleapis.com/css2` link, no `@font-face`, no self-hosting), so the deck keeps one Google Fonts `<link>`, now `https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Montserrat:wght@100;200;300&family=Ubuntu:ital,wght@0,300;0,400;0,500;0,700;1,300;1,400&family=IBM+Plex+Mono:wght@400;500&display=swap`. `--display: 'Montserrat', sans-serif`; `--body: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif`; `--mono` unchanged (IBM Plex Mono is already the brand's). Weights follow the brand doc: display `font-weight:700` becomes `200` on every display selector (`.xhead h2`, `.hero h1`, `.num`, `.ecard .w`, `.div-big`, `.tpsbig`, `.caption`, `.tam-final h3`, `.st-fg h2`, `.close h2`), `100` on `.letters` (the giant THING, which reads at that scale), and `300` where the display face is small (`.chip strong`, `.tier h3`, `.wave h3`, `.earrow`, `.was`). Italic display (`.proj`, `.close h2 i`) becomes `font-style:normal;font-weight:100`, since the brand loads no Montserrat italic. Body emphasis `b,strong{font-weight:700}` becomes `500` (the brand's emphasis step); `tr.lit td` and `.wfl p:last-child` likewise. `body{font-weight:300}` is added. Eyebrows, HUD, ticker, `.src`, table heads: unchanged, they are already the mono-uppercase-tracked label. **Re-skin: elements that hard-code their look.** The hero rays (`repeating-conic-gradient` of `--inv-accent`, line 53) and the hero glow (`radial-gradient` of `--accent`, line 51) read tokens and need no edit: they become sky-blue rays and an orange glow, which is the brand wash itself. The two canvases read tokens through `tok()` (lines 561, 602) and follow automatically; their fallback literals (`#2251FF`, `#8FA8FF`, `#F6F7F9`, `#A9B8D8`, `#0B1F3A`) become the mapped values above, and the canvas fonts `"Libre Baskerville", Georgia, serif` (lines 575, 606) become `"Montserrat", sans-serif` with weight `200` where the deck wrote `700` and weight `100` where it wrote `italic`. Shadows written in navy, `rgba(11,31,58,.12)` on `.chip` (line 119) and `rgba(11,31,58,.18)` on `.caption` (line 172), become `rgba(0,0,0,.45)`, since a navy shadow on a near-black ground is invisible; `.hud-pill`'s `rgba(0,0,0,.18)` becomes `.45` for the same reason. The mask `#000` values (line 53) are masks and stay. `.stamp`, `.chip`, `.ecard`, `.caption` keep `background:var(--paper)`: a ground-coloured card on a panel is the brand's panel contrast inverted and reads correctly on the wash. **Dead code that goes with the light theme.** The `prefers-color-scheme` listener and the `data-theme` `MutationObserver` in the script (lines 685-686) redraw the canvas on a theme switch that can no longer happen; delete both lines. `.rm` (reduced motion) rules stay. **What must not change.** Layout, section order, every exhibit, the scroll scrubbing, the slam, the rings, the burst, the ticker text, the HUD, every number (1, 8, 0, 35.7%, 50.0%, 4 TPS, 930), every line of copy except item 4. Soul can diff the markup between `<body>` and `<script>` against the artifact and expect only item 4's two edits. 2. `GameCult/Blog/project-thing.md`: the news post that frames it. Frontmatter: `title: Project Thing`, `description` (one sentence: a board discussion document on renaming Eve to Thing), `author: Thing Transformation Office`, `date: 2026-10-02`, `tags: [eve, thing, gamecult]`, `socialDeck: "Thing renders things."`. Body: one short paragraph naming it as a board deck on the rename of Eve, the `gamecult-embed-frame` iframe pointing at `/static/applets/project-thing/index.html` with `title="Project Thing board deck"` and `loading="lazy"`, and the `data-router-ignore` direct link, exactly as the cat post does. The shared `.gamecult-embed-frame iframe` rule (custom.scss line 2390) is `min-height: 640px`, too short for a deck with a pinned 260vh hero: add `body[data-slug="Blog/project-thing"] .gamecult-embed-frame iframe { height: 85vh }` next to the existing slug-scoped rules rather than changing the shared one. 3. `GameCult/Projects/index.md` line 74, Eve card: add one list item `<li><a href="/Blog/project-thing">Project Thing</a> <em>board deck on the rename</em></li>` after the EveConformance item. Nothing else on the card changes in this cut. 4. The two fact fixes (ruling `operator-deck-facts-fix`), in the deck only: the Wave 2 bullet `<li>Retire Huginn's "Eve projection" wording</li>` (artifact line 520) becomes `<li>Retire the site's "Eve projection" wording for Huginn</li>`; in the AetheriaEve row (line 436) the status spans `<span class="o">Pending</span><span class="n">Thing-ified</span>` become `<span class="o">Archived</span><span class="n">Thing-ified posthumously</span>`. No other copy changes. Verification Hands must show: local `.\scripts\quartz\quartz.ps1 build` succeeds (optional on Starfire; CI is the verifier), `gh run list -R GameCult/gamecult-site -w "Deploy Quartz" -L 1` green after the push, `curl -sI https://gamecult.org/static/applets/project-thing/index.html` 200 and `https://gamecult.org/Blog/project-thing` 200, a screenshot of the deck at desktop and phone width showing the brand ground, Montserrat display and orange accent with the layout intact, and `read_page` of the post showing the deck inside the frame and the direct link working. Negative checks: no `prefers-color-scheme`, `data-theme`, `Libre`, `#2251FF`, `#0B1F3A`, `#F6F7F9` or `Huginn's` remains in the applet; the markup between `<body>` and `<script>` differs from the artifact only at lines 436 and 520. Structural delta: three files added or edited, zero removed, no new dependency. ## Cut order after cut 1 Each cut is one `cut_spec`; `depends_on` is in parentheses. Prose and display cuts come first because they are cheap and reversible; the wire cuts follow in producer-to-consumer order so that no live edge is ever half-renamed (invariant `rename-whole-per-edge`); in-repo prose comes after the kernel wire cut so READMEs state the new ids once. - **Cut 2 `repo-renames`** (none). For the seven live repos: `gh repo rename Thing -R GameCult/Eve` and so on (`ThingUnity`, `ThingFlutter`, `ThingElectron`, `ThingTui`, `ThingPlugins`, `ThingConformance`). For AetheriaEve, ruling `operator-aetheria-eve-rename`: `gh api -X PATCH repos/GameCult/AetheriaEve -f archived=false`, `gh repo rename AetheriaThing`, `gh api -X PATCH repos/GameCult/AetheriaThing -f archived=true`; its contents are not touched here (question `aetheria-eve-contents`). In the same cut: rename the local directories `F:\Projects\Eve*` to match, `git remote set-url origin` in each, update `.voidbot/voice/identity.json` `repoName` and `repoPath` only if cut 5 has not yet removed the file, probe that `raw.githubusercontent.com/GameCult/Eve/main/.voidbot/voice/eve.png` still answers 200 (if not, cut 4 moves first), and run `rg "uses: GameCult/Eve" F:\Projects --glob "**/.github/**"` (B2: action references do not redirect; any hit is fixed in this cut). Ops wiring (inventory A5): fields that *derive a GitHub URL from the repo name* change (`Repo = "Eve"` in `idunn-deployment-targets.ps1` if Idunn builds the clone URL from it, Hands probes; `Ghostlight/.gitmodules` URL and `ghostlight.toml.in`); server filesystem paths (`/srv/repos/Eve`, `/srv/build/Eve`, `HERMODR_EVE_*`, `eve_repo=`) stay as they are, since a path on Yggdrasil is Idunn-owned deployment state and not a public name. Verify with `git ls-remote https://github.com/GameCult/Eve.git` still resolving, each renamed checkout fetching, and `git submodule update` in Ghostlight. - **Cut 3 `doctrine-and-memory`** (2). `F:\Projects\CLAUDE.md` lines 23, 24, 26, 28 ("Eve/CultUI", "native Eve", "CultMesh/Eve surface", "Eve DSL", "Eve MultiVerse" become "Thing", "Thing Script", "Thing MultiVerse" per ruling `operator-dsl-thing-script`) and line 90 ("Eve GUI lowerings"); `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` line 175; `gamecult-ops/docs/persona-state-standard.md` last paragraph ("Eve, overlays, native clients"); `gamecult-ops/docs/eve-crusade-coordination.md` and `verse-service-architecture.md` as the inventory lists; memory notes: `~/.claude/projects/F--Projects/memory/cultcache-stores-outside-assets.md` lines 30-31 and `MEMORY.md` line 119 reworded to "Unity CultUI is not Thing Script", `cultlib-ci-harness.md` line 95 only when the script file is renamed (cut 8). Leave as written: `eureka-memory-organ.md` lines 90, 124, 131 and `pending-doctrine-proposals.md` line 36 (historical); low risk, reword in passing: `F--Projects-Aetheria/memory/aetheria-legacy-first.md` line 15, `aetheria-cultcache-migration.md` line 19. The taxonomy and the Thing Script name are written once in the Thing README "Naming" section and cited from doctrine. - **Cut 4 `site-prose`** (2). `GameCult/Projects/index.md`: the Eve card becomes the Thing card with id `thing`, repo links to the new names, **no Persona**: the portrait `<img>` is replaced by the `swarm-avatar-fallback` letter "T" the Ghostlight card uses, the `swarm-badge` and the `<details class="swarm-persona">` biography are removed, the kicker and description describe the contract and renderer family (ruling `operator-retire-persona`; the legend's Face/Forming/Stewarded states are unchanged and no "retired" state is added); the Huginn card drops "Eve projection" and "projects inspectable Eve surfaces" for what Huginn is (B6); `Docs/Architecture-and-Evidence.md`, `Docs/Site-Architecture.md`, `Docs/index.md`, `Pitch.md`, `tour.md`, `stichting.md`, `Projects/CultLib.md` per the inventory; the SVG figure `static/interactive/portfolio-pitch/figures/surface-web-stack.svg` (two "Eve" labels); `static/interactive/cotsc-praxis/eve.png` is removed if nothing live references it (Hands probes the Ink and manifest files that name it). Dated blog posts and the `eve` tag stay. `Deploy Quartz` green. - **Cut 5 `persona-retire`** (2; replaces revision 1's `persona`; ruling `operator-retire-persona`). Archive first, then take down, in this order: (a) in gamecult-ops, `artifacts/persona-eve-retired/` holding `eve.cc` (byte-identical copy of `Eve/.voidbot/state/eve.cc` at Eve `167a2d3`), `identity.json`, `void-memory-maintenance.json`, `eve-persona.md`, and a `README.md` with provenance (source paths, source commit, sha256 of each file, the `storedAt` 2026-07-08T06:13:43.893Z and `updatedAt` 2026-05-31 from the record, archive date, the ruling id) and the sentence that no runtime reads it; (b) on Starfire, the operator removes the `eve` entry from `.voidbot/private/repo-discord-identities.json` and deletes or renames away the Discord role `1510848465243082874` (operator steps: both are outside any repo); (c) in the Thing repo, `git rm -r .voidbot/` and `git rm docs/eve-persona.md`; the README's "See `docs/eve-persona.md`" line goes; (d) `VoidBot/docs/persona-intake/sai.persona-intake.yaml` lines 109, 118, 278 name Eve as a relationship target: left as Sai's memory, not edited; the other Personas' `.cc` memories of Eve are theirs and are not edited. No portrait is produced; `eve.png` leaves with `.voidbot/voice`. Negative check: after the cut `rg -l "eve" --glob "**/.voidbot/**" F:\Projects\Thing` is empty and a role-addressed chat cannot recreate the Face because no registry entry names it. - **Cut 6 `wire-kernel`** (2; ruling `operator-wire-rename-now`; prose dependency on CultLib's variants C1 being on `main`, so the kernel's TS and Kotlin consumers meet one id rule). In the Thing repo, by hand, one diff: the 38 schema files renamed `gamecult.thing.<name>.v1.schema.json` with their `$id`/title strings; C# `SchemaId` consts in `packages/org.gamecult.thing.surface/Runtime/*Document*.cs` set to the new id with `CompatibleSchemaIds = ["gamecult.eve.<name>.v1"]`; TS `THING_*_SCHEMA` in `packages/thing-contracts/src` with the same compatible declaration; UPM `org.gamecult.thing.surface`, npm `@gamecult/thing-contracts` and `@gamecult/thing-browser-lowering`, NuGet `GameCult.Thing.Surface` (version 0.4.0, packed by the renamed `scripts/pack-dotnet-surface.ps1`), asmdef and namespaces `GameCult.Thing.*`; mesh key prefixes `eve:` → `thing:` and `cultmesh://.../eve/...` → `/thing/...` in the kernel's fixtures and browser lowering; fixture and authority ids `gamecult.eve.embedded-demo*` and friends; browser anatomy classes `cultui-*` → `thingscript-*`; the `.eve` fixtures → `.thingscript`; `web/eve-runtime-capability.json` → `thing-runtime-capability.json`; env and constant names `EVE_*` → `THING_*`; Android `applicationId org.gamecult.thing`, intent extras `org.gamecult.thing.*`, `app_name`, `ThingTheme`, Kotlin package; iOS bundle `org.gamecult.thingcanvas`, app `ThingCanvas`, ObjC prefix `EVE` → `THG` (13 files, `git mv`); scripts `*-eve-*` → `*-thing-*`. Tags: `thing-surface-v<next>` on the landing commit. Operator steps: `uicache -u /Applications/EveCanvas.app` on the iPad and `adb uninstall org.gamecult.eve` on Periwinkle after the new builds install (B9). Verification: the browser reference renders every fixture; old-id fixture files decode through compatible ids; `rg "gamecult\.eve\." --glob "!**/CompatibleSchemaIds*"` over the repo matches only compatible-id declarations and dated docs. - **Cut 7 `wire-runtimes`** (6). ThingUnity, ThingFlutter, ThingElectron, ThingTui, ThingPlugins, ThingConformance: repin to the kernel's new tag and package ids (`Packages/manifest.json` git URLs now `GameCult/Thing*.git` with `org.gamecult.thing.*` ids; `package.json` names `@gamecult/thing-*`, `thing-tui`, bins `thing-plugin-*`; NuGet `GameCult.Thing.PluginFields`; pubspec `thing_parity`, Android `com.example.thing_parity`), rename their own ids (`runtime_*`, `electron_shell_projection`, `unity_*_projection`, `tui_grid`, `plugin*`, Electron IPC channels `thing:*`), regenerate conformance fixtures and exported packs, and prove in ThingConformance that the previous exported packs (old ids) still decode through compatible ids. New tags `thingunity-*`, `thingflutter-*`, `thingtui-*`, `thing-plugin-fields-unity-v0.3.0`. - **Cut 8 `wire-cultlib`** (6; home of the variants campaign, so landed on a branch its Self agrees to, after C1 is on `main`). `packages/cultcache-ts/src/swarm-documents.ts` mirror ids; `packages/cultmesh-kotlin/.../eve/EveDocuments.kt` → `thing/ThingDocuments.kt`, package `org.gamecult.cultmesh.thing`; Rust `cultnet-rs/tests/provider_session.rs` and TS provider tests; samples `eve-browser-network` → `thing-browser-network` (`EveBrowserNetworkSample`, PackageReference `GameCult.Thing.Surface` 0.4.0, props `ThingRoot`, `ThingSurfacePackageVersion`, flags `--thing-root`), `eve-two-runtime` → `thing-two-runtime`; `scripts/verify-eve-browser-network.mjs` → `verify-thing-browser-network.mjs` (then the memory note in cut 3); `src/GameCult.Mesh/docs/getting-started/03-publish-an-eve-surface.md` → `03-publish-a-thing.md`; READMEs. Heimdall's `vendor/CultLib` copy follows in cut 9. The Rust compatible-id gap (B10) is a CultLib follow-up for the variants campaign, not a Thing cut: Rust-written stores are rebuilt, not read through. - **Cut 9 `wire-yggdrasil-verse`** (6, 8). One cut across the daemons that share ids on Yggdrasil's Verse, landed as per-repo commits and deployed in **one Idunn window, Odin first**: Odin (`odin-core/src/documents.rs` ids; `odin.cc` is a derived catalog and is deleted before the restart so Odin rebuilds it from advertisements), Bifrost (`tools/provider-advertisement.mjs` ids and semantic services `<host>/thing/gui|tui|operator|governance`, `.bifrost/eve-surfaces.cc` → `thing-surfaces.cc` in the witness list, `MotionEveSurfaceService.cs` → `MotionThingSurfaceService.cs`; `.bifrost/provider-store.cc` is read through TS compatible ids), Heimdall (`verse-state.ts`, `odin-publication.ts`, `eve:plugin:gamecult.heimdall.access` → `thing:plugin:...`, `docs/eve-access-plugin.md`, the vendored CultLib refreshed), Ghostlight (`mesh.rs`, `idunn_health.rs`, `eve.rs` → `thing.rs`, `deployment/idunn/recipe.toml` ids, gitlink `vendor/eve` → `vendor/thing`; `service/mesh-v2.cc` deleted and rebuilt if the probe finds eve-typed records, since Rust cannot read them through), Hermodr (`hermodr-daemon.cjs`, `lower-surface.cjs`, `static-lowering.cjs`), the VoidBot swarm publisher (`serve-voidbot-swarm-cultmesh.cjs`, `render-voidbot-swarm-dashboard.mjs`, `export-voidbot-provider-advertisements.mjs`, `story_*` ids, `voidbot-swarm-state.cc` via TS compatible ids), and gamecult-ops (`compose/odin.yggdrasil.yaml` env names `HERMODR_THING_*`, unit descriptions, `scripts/check-heimdall-odin-discovery.mjs`, the Idunn bindings, a runbook step for the window). Verification: after the window, Odin's catalog lists every provider under the new ids, Hermodr lowers Bifrost's and Heimdall's surfaces, `heimdall.gamecult.org` and `bifrost.gamecult.org` answer, and no daemon logs an unknown-schema refusal. - **Cut 10 `wire-other-hosts`** (6, 8). Per host, each in its own deploy window: Nightwing (Gjallar `Program.cs`, `VerseState.cs`, `gjallar.service` semantic id `/thing/tui`; the browser-reference unit `nightwing-eve-browser-reference.service` → `nightwing-thing-browser-reference.service` with its Idunn target id, restart scripts and health id; Mimir's archived `nightwing-eve-dashboard` target renamed in the record only), Raven (Vili `vili-daemon.mjs`), Starfire (Stonks `stonks-daemon.cjs`; Mimir `mimir.eve_*` → `mimir.thing_*`, assemblies `Mimir.Thing*`, env `MIMIR_THING_*`, service ids `mimir-thing-*`; the local VoidBot stack), and the remaining providers (weksa, repixelizer with Python compatible ids, StreamPixels, AquaSynth, Brokkr, Muninn, Loki, Sai, Ymir). Epiphany is skipped (not in scope). - **Cut 11 `in-repo-prose`** (6, 7). README titles and bodies in the seven live repos, `docs/eve-*.md` → `docs/thing-*.md` by `git mv` with the "Naming" section added to the Thing README (taxonomy, Thing Script, and the sentence that old ids load through compatible ids), `docs/cultui-style-system.md` → `docs/thing-script.md`, comments and fixture descriptions, Mimir's and CultLib's READMEs. Dated records stay. - **Cut 12 `aetheria-thing-contents`** (2; only under ruling `aetheria-eve-contents = rename-inside`). Unarchive, rename the ~25 `eve:surface:*` keys, `gamecult.eve.surface.authoring.v1`, `aetheria.eve_*`, `org.gamecult.aetheria.eve-runtime`, `conformance/eve/`, `Assets/Generated/Eve/**`, props and manifests, re-archive. Under `freeze-contents` this cut does not exist. ## Questions (the Self admits these; one fork each) ### `home-repo`: which repo owns the campaign and this map? Options: **eve-repo** (this file, `F:\Projects\Eve\docs\thing-campaign.md`, the kernel repo that becomes `Thing`; the body the campaign changes, as `eureka-body` lives in Huginn); **gamecult-ops** (cross-repo campaigns as ops memory; but ops is private and the campaign is public by nature); **Eureka** (the method repo; wrong owner for a product rename). Recommended: **eve-repo**. The campaign record's `repos` must list the eight by their *new* names once cut 2 lands; until then the old names, since a `DocRef` names a commit and the redirect keeps it reachable either way. ### `brand`: how does the deck look on gamecult.org? Options: **framed-exhibit** (the deck ships with its own consulting look, unchanged, including its light/dark themes; the brand lives in the blog post and site chrome around the iframe, and the raw URL opens the exhibit as itself); **re-skin** (the deck's `:root` tokens become the brand's: ground `#07111a` with the wash, Montserrat and Ubuntu, accent `#ff8a2a`, single dark theme); **hybrid** (keep the deck's typography and layout, replace only the navy with the brand's ground and the blue accent with orange, force dark). Recommended: **framed-exhibit**. The consulting navy and serif are the joke; re-skinning it makes an earnest deck out of a parody. Brand doctrine already admits a scoped variant for typeset essays and already hosts the cat applet with its own styles; a quoted document in a brand frame is the same move. The hybrid buys neither the joke nor the brand. ### `wire-names` (ruled: rename-now, `operator-wire-rename-now`) The shape was `eureka-body:question:wire-names`. Options: **freeze** (every `gamecult.eve.*.v1`, `mimir.eve_*.v1`, `org.gamecult.eve.*`, `@gamecult/eve-*`, app ids and `identityId eve` stay; the Thing README explains them as history; the rule recorded is rename-at-next-epoch); **rename-at-next-epoch** (each id becomes `gamecult.thing.<name>.v2` in its next breaking revision, paid for by that revision; UPM ids on the next major); **rename-now** (a migration of every fixture, conformance pack, consumer manifest, Rust constant and installed app bought for a name). Recommended: **freeze**, with rename-at-next-epoch as the standing rule. The deck's own wave 1 says "redirect old names so nothing breaks"; wire ids have no redirect. ### `aetheria-eve` (ruled: rename-archived, `operator-aetheria-eve-rename`) Options were: **rename-archived** (unarchive, `gh repo rename AetheriaThing`, re-archive; three API calls, the deck's "eight" becomes true, the IP premise is honoured on the org list); **leave** (taxidermy stays named; the family is seven, as the Projects card already says). Recommended: **rename-archived**; it is cheap and the stated reason for the campaign is the name itself. ### `dsl-name`: what is the DSL and lowering layer called? Operator direction (verbatim): "Eve CultUI is indeed misleading, should become Thing Script or something. ThingML would be hack." Read as a direction, not a final name. ThingML is also already taken: it is SINTEF's IoT modelling language, so the collision stands behind the "hack". What the new name covers, by the four uses above: **(1) the authoring DSL** and its reactive binding contract, today "CultUI" and "Eve DSL" interchangeably, including the TUI and GUI streams it lowers to ("Thing Script lowers to a GUI stream and a TUI stream"); **(2) the retained tree** keeps being named by its schema (`gamecult.eve.surface.v1`, in prose "a Thing's surface tree"), and the style system is "Thing Script styles"; **(3) the `cultui-*` anatomy ids** are wire and follow the `wire-names` ruling; **(4) Unity CultUI** (`org.gamecult.ui`) is CultLib's and keeps its name, so the memory note's distinction becomes "Unity CultUI is not Thing Script". Options: **thing-script** (two words in prose, `thingscript` in identifiers and as the file extension `.thingscript` for fixtures when they are next touched; the `.eve` extension is prose-grade, three fixture files); **thing-dsl** ("Thing DSL", descriptive, no new noun; weaker in sentences and keeps "DSL" as a name); **keep-cultui** (CultUI stays the DSL's name, doctrine says "Thing/CultUI"; cheapest, but the operator has called the pairing misleading). Recommended: **thing-script**, as the operator led with it and it names exactly use (1) without touching the schema-named tree or CultLib's package. ### `persona-continuity` (withdrawn; answered outside its options by `operator-retire-persona`) The Persona is retired and nothing replaces it; cut 5 and invariant `persona-retired` carry the ruling. ### `aetheria-eve-contents`: does the archived body's code get renamed too? The repo is renamed (ruled). Its contents: about 25 `eve:surface:*` keys, `gamecult.eve.surface.authoring.v1`, `aetheria.eve_*`, `org.gamecult.aetheria.eve-runtime`, `conformance/eve/`, 60 generated Unity assets, manifests and props (inventory A2, A3). Options: **freeze-contents** (the repo name changes, the code stays as archived; "rename all" is read as every *live* id, and an archived body is on no live edge, runs nowhere, and was ruled taxidermy by the CultCache campaign); **rename-inside** (unarchive, cut 12, re-archive: a mass edit of dead code that no compatible-id path will ever exercise). Recommended: **freeze-contents**. ### `member-names`: are eve-named members inside schemas renamed? Known: `eve_commit` in `gamecult.ghostlight.deployment.v2` and `deployment_receipt.v2`; Hands will find more while cutting. In TS and Python a member name is part of schema identity (B10), so renaming one is a schema revision (`.v3`) with its own migration, not a string swap; in C# it is not. Options: **keep** (members stay; each is listed as a follow-up for that schema's next revision); **rename-as-revision** (each affected schema gets a `.v<n+1>` in this campaign). Recommended: **keep**; a member name is not an id and is read by nobody as a brand. ### `deck-facts`: are the deck's two factual slips corrected before publishing? Options: **fix** (the Huginn wave-2 bullet names the site, the AetheriaEve row says archived; nothing else); **publish-as-is** (a parody is allowed its errors; the map records them). Recommended: **fix**; both are one-line edits and the deck is the campaign's public statement of intent. ## Rationale ### Why the deck is cut 1 and not a footnote The operator said so, and it is also the cheapest honest first move: it publishes the intent before any name changes, so every later cut can point at a public statement rather than a private decision. ### Why the applet path and not a content-side HTML file The overlay applet is the only standalone-HTML path with a live proof on the site (B4). A content-side `.html` would be a second mechanism for one job. ### Why repo renames come before doctrine and site prose GitHub redirects make the rename reversible and non-breaking (B2), and every prose cut wants to write the new URLs once. Doing prose first would write old URLs that then need a second pass. ### Why same-cut per edge and not a dual-read window The operator retired schema aliasing in the variants campaign (F7) and agreed that one string names a schema everywhere (C1). A dual-read window on the wire would be exactly the alias that ruling deleted, rebuilt for one rename. The honest unit of atomicity is the live edge: source cuts can land per repo because nothing is live until deployed, and a Verse redeploys in one window. Stored records are the one place a second id legitimately lives, and `CompatibleSchemaIds` already exists for it in three runtimes; Rust lacks it, so Rust-written stores are treated as the caches they are and rebuilt. ### Why the kernel keeps `v1` A renamed id with an unchanged shape is the same schema under a new name; bumping the version would claim a shape change that did not happen and would force every consumer to treat it as one. ### Why the Persona is archived and not migrated `operator-retire-persona`: nothing replaces it. The archive keeps the Mind the repo kept (Persona standard: do not let state rot or vanish), with provenance, where other retired `.cc` state already lives; removing the registry entry and the role is what makes the retirement structural, since VoidBot would otherwise recreate the Face on the next role-addressed chat (B11). ### Rejected - Keeping the deck's consulting look as a framed exhibit: revision 1's recommendation, overruled by `operator-brand-reskin`. The re-skin keeps the parody's structure (exhibits, waterfall, quadrant, TPS) and changes only the costume. - Treating "Eve" in dated blog posts as live prose: they are history; the `eve` tag stays, since tag URLs have no redirect. - A redirect layer on gamecult.org for renamed pages: nothing is renamed on the site; the Projects card keeps its URL and changes its content. - Giving Huginn a cut: it carries no Eve wording (B6). - A new Persona named Thing: ruled out by `operator-retire-persona`. - Renaming Yggdrasil's `/srv/repos/Eve` and `/srv/build/Eve`: deployment state, not a name anyone reads; an ops cut if ever wanted. - Renaming Epiphany's `atlas/eve

`) listing seven repos (not AetheriaEve) with the portrait `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GameCult/Eve/main/.voidbot/voice/eve.png`, and a **Huginn card** that says "projects inspectable Eve surfaces" and "`.cc` inspection and Eve projection". Deploy: push to `main` runs `.github/workflows/deploy-quartz.yml` (`Deploy Quartz`, reusable workflow `GameCult/GameCult-Quartz/.github/workflows/quartz-pages.yml@main`, content-dir `GameCult`, overlay-dir `site`, output `quartz-site/public`) to GitHub Pages at the custom domain `gamecult.org` (`gamecult-ops/runbooks/gamecult-pages-cutover.md`, cutover done 2026-04-21; `inventory.md` line 971). Local build: `.\scripts\quartz\quartz.ps1 build` with `GameCult-Quartz` as sibling after `npm ci` there. Fonts come from Google Fonts (`fontOrigin: "googleFonts"`), so the deck's Google Fonts link is not a new origin. ### B5. The brand, and where the deck departs from it `docs/brand-design-language.md` and its sources (`site/quartz.config.ts` theme, `site/quartz/styles/custom.scss`): Montserrat 100-300 titles, Ubuntu 300 body, IBM Plex Mono uppercase tracked labels; ground `#07111a` with a three-radial wash; accent `#ff8a2a`, links `#59b7ff`; **single dark theme**, no `prefers-color-scheme`. The brand doc allows a scoped page-type variant ("Ritual Paper", three essays, Georgia serif, cobalt and amber) and says it is a variant, not a second brand. The deck: Libre Baskerville display, Libre Franklin body, IBM Plex Mono eyebrows (shared with the brand), paper `#F6F7F9` and consulting navy `#0B1F3A`, accent `#2251FF`, **light and dark themes** via `prefers-color-scheme` and `data-theme`. Scroll-driven: a 260vh pinned hero, canvas bursts, reveal scrubbing, a HUD pill; `prefers-reduced-motion` renders everything in its finished state. ### B6. Huginn does not say "Eve projection"; the site does `rg -i "eve" F:\Projects\Huginn` (md, rs, toml, ts) matches only `crates/huginn-mind/src/envelope.rs`, and that match is `cultnet_rs` ("eve" inside a word, no Eve). Huginn's README describes a Rust memory organ. The "Eve projection" wording lives in `gamecult-site`: `GameCult/Projects/index.md` (Huginn card) and `GameCult/Docs/Architecture-and-Evidence.md` line 55 ("the same Eve projection shows the new reality"). The memory note `~/.claude/projects/F--Projects/memory/eureka-memory-organ.md` records the retirement of Huginn's Eve DSL projection (Eve commits `e777e4c`, `167a2d3`). ### B7. The Persona `F:\Projects\Eve\.voidbot\state\eve.cc` is a CultCache file holding a `void.self_profile` record (`publicName`, `publicDescription` "Eve Face for Eve: the display, control, and sensor edge...", values, voice; `updatedAt` 2026-05-31, `storedAt` 2026-07-08) and a `void.moderation_cursor`. `.voidbot/voice/identity.json` is `voidbot.repo_face_identity.v0` with `identityId: "eve"`, `repoName: "Eve"`, `displayName: "Eve"`, Discord `roleId: 1510848465243082874`, and an `avatarUrl` pointing at a **VoidBot branch** `codex/voidbot-cultcache-replace-retry/assets/repo-faces/eve.png`; `F:\Projects\VoidBot\assets\repo-faces\` on `main` has no `eve.png`. The portrait that is actually served is `.voidbot/voice/eve.png` in the Eve repo. `docs/eve-persona.md` is the human-readable mission memory. The Persona standard (`gamecult-ops/docs/persona-state-standard.md`) makes VoidBot the owner of the read, projection and migration path (`persona:export-friendly`, `persona:migrate-portable`); Huginn is not a Persona-state steward yet. ### B8. What the deck gets wrong about the codebase today | Deck claim | Body | | --- | --- | | "Rename eight repositories" as one motion | Eight exist; AetheriaEve is archived and must be unarchived to rename (B1). The Projects card already treats the family as seven. | | "Retire Huginn's 'Eve projection' wording" | Huginn carries no such wording; the site's Huginn card and Architecture-and-Evidence do (B6). The retirement is a site cut, not a Huginn cut. | | "Update the Projects page and Persona card" | Both exist as described (B4, B7). Correct. | | "CultUI: implies Libby owns it" | CultUI is a live term in Eve's own docs (`docs/cultui-style-system.md`, `surface-contract-v1.md`), in doctrine ("Eve/CultUI") and in CultLib ("Unity CultUI", `org.gamecult.ui`, a different package that Libby does own). Rejecting it as the brand leaves the DSL's name open; see question `dsl-name` and the operator's direction there. | | Persona divinity arithmetic | Correct as stated (2.5/7 = 35.7%; 3.5/7 = 50.0%). | | "Eve is based on a copyrighted character" | Operator's premise; not checkable from the body. | ### B9. The apps are not published anywhere `org.gamecult.evecanvas` (iOS, `EveCanvas`) installs only by Theos over SSH onto the jailbroken iPad `EVE` (`make package && make install`, README "Deployment"); `org.gamecult.eve` (Android) installs only by `adb install -r` onto Periwinkle with on-device approval; EveFlutter's `com.example.eve_parity` is a parity harness. No store, TestFlight, F-Droid, AltStore or package feed references any of them (`rg` over Eve, EveFlutter, gamecult-ops: no hit). The Idunn targets `eve-ipad-evecanvas` and `periwinkle-eve-android` are both `Status = "blocked"` with no deploy command. Changing the application ids makes a new app on each device and leaves the old install behind; both devices are operator-owned and the old app is removed by hand (`uicache`, `adb uninstall`). Not a fork: the ids rename, and the two uninstalls are listed as operator steps. ### B10. There is no alias window on the wire; the store has a compatibility path CultLib's live `document-variants` campaign (`CultLib/docs/document-variants-cut.md`) carries two rulings that bind this one. **F7 (operator, 2026-09-30): retire `AsSchemaAlias`**, quoted there as "Schema aliasing sounds like a really bad idea"; the alias API, its registry path and tests are being deleted across runtimes, and C# `TryResolveDescriptorBySchemaAlias`, payload sniffing and `CultNetSchemaAliasMatching` are on the deletion list. **C1 (agreed): one string names a schema on every runtime and at Odin**, and every reader asks for that exact string. So a renamed id has no dual-read window on the wire: a producer and its consumers must agree at every moment they are both live. Stored records are different. `CompatibleSchemaIds` exists in C# (`GameCult.Caching/CultCache.cs` line 28; a persisted entry's compatible ids are read at line 510), TypeScript (`cultcache-ts`) and Python (`cultcache-py`): a document type declares the old id, records stored under it load, and new writes carry the new id. The variants map's F9 makes compatible ids compare as a set. **Rust `cultcache-rs` has no compatible-id path** (`rg -i compatible packages/cultcache-rs/src`: nothing), and the variants map (§2) records that Rust `pull_rudp_catalog_snapshot` drops unknown records silently. Rust-written stores that may hold eve-typed records: Odin's `odin.cc` (`odin-core/src/repository.rs`; a catalog of advertisements, derived) and Ghostlight's `service/mesh-v2.cc` (`deployment/idunn/recipe.toml` line 166; Hands probes whether it holds `gamecult.eve.surface`-typed records). TS/C#/Py-written stores that do: Bifrost `.bifrost/provider-store.cc` ("typed provider advertisement, operator surface, Eve interface binding", `tools/provider-advertisement.mjs` line 372), VoidBot `.voidbot/status/cultmesh/voidbot-swarm-state.cc`, weksa `.weksa/*.cc` witnesses, Heimdall's verse state, repixelizer's (Python). Member names are part of schema identity in TypeScript and Python (`canonicalSchemaJson` carries `member.memberName`, `cultcache-ts/src/cult-cache.ts` line 706) and not in C# (slot and type driven, `cultcache-schema-compatibility.md`). A member named `eve_*` (Ghostlight's deployment receipt field `eve_commit`, `gamecult.ghostlight.deployment.v2`) is therefore a schema revision in two runtimes, not a string swap; see question `member-names`. ### B11. Where the Persona actually lives and speaks VoidBot's Discord bot, worker and `persona-scheduler` run only in the Starfire local stack (`gamecult-ops/runbooks/voidbot-local-stack-and-reindex.md`: "the workstation-local VoidBot stack ... not the public GameCult server"); `scripts/test-voidbot-swarm-yggdrasil.sh` fails if `bot`, `worker` or `persona-scheduler` appear in the Yggdrasil compose, which runs only the swarm publisher (`systemd/voidbot.service`, "VoidBot typed swarm Eve publisher"). The canonical Face registry is `REPO_DISCORD_IDENTITIES_PATH=.voidbot/private/repo-discord-identities.json` in the VoidBot checkout on Starfire (git-ignored; the committed example is `config/repo-discord-identities.example.json`); an entry carries `id`, `repoName`, `repoPath`, `roleId`, `avatarUrl`, `faceStatePath` (`.voidbot/private/repo-faces/.cc` by default; Eve's is the repo's own `.voidbot/state/eve.cc` per `.voidbot/status/void-memory-maintenance.json`). `ensureRepoFaceInitialized` recreates `.voidbot/voice` and `identity.json` on the first role-addressed chat, so retirement must remove the registry entry and the Discord role, not only the repo files. The ops archive precedent for `.cc` state is `gamecult-ops/artifacts/` (`ghostlight-campaign-*.cc`). ## Inventory of the rename Method: `voidbot` MCP for the repo list and semantic hits, then `rg` over `F:\Projects` (excluding `node_modules`, `.git`, `target`, `bin`, `obj`, `Library`, `build`, `dist`, worktree copies) with word boundaries and the `\bEve[A-Z]` compound pattern, plus the memory surfaces Life named. ### Class A: wire names (a rename is a migration) A1. Package, assembly and app identifiers (about 30): | Identifier | Defined | Consumed | | --- | --- | --- | | npm `@gamecult/eve-contracts`, `@gamecult/eve-browser-lowering` (unpublished) | `Eve/packages/*/package.json` | each other (`file:`), Ghostlight, `gamecult-ops/vendor/eve`, `AetheriaEve/Aetheria.Rts.Web` | | npm `@gamecult/eve-electron`, `eve-electron-capture-host`, `eve-tui`, `@gamecult/eve-plugins`, `@gamecult/eve-plugin-tex`, `@gamecult/eve-plugin-fields` (bins `eve-plugin-*`), `@gamecult/eve-conformance` | the runtime repos | AetheriaEve (electron) | | UPM `org.gamecult.eve.surface`, `org.gamecult.eve.unity-scene`, `org.gamecult.eve.unity-uitoolkit`, `org.gamecult.eve.plugin-fields` | Eve, EveUnity, EvePlugins `package.json` | EveUnity and AetheriaEve `Packages/manifest.json`, pinned by git URL `github.com/GameCult/Eve*.git?path=...#` | | NuGet `GameCult.Eve.Surface` (packed by `Eve/scripts/pack-dotnet-surface.ps1`), `GameCult.Eve.PluginFields` | Eve, EvePlugins csproj | `CultLib/samples/eve-browser-network` (PackageReference 0.3.3), AetheriaEve, Gjallar, Ymir | | asmdef and namespaces `GameCult.Eve.*` (Surface, UnityScene, UnityScene.CultMesh, UnityUIToolkit, PluginFields, Tests) | Eve, EveUnity, EvePlugins | AetheriaEve generated csprojs | | .NET `Mimir.EveSensorReceiver`, `Mimir.EveDashboard`, `Mimir.EveBrowserReference`; `EveBrowserNetworkSample` | Mimir, CultLib | solutions | | MSBuild props `EveRoot`, `EvePluginsRoot`, `EveRevision`, `EveSurfaceTree`, `EveSurfacePackageVersion`; flags `--eve-root`, `--eve-surface-package-version` | AetheriaEve `Aetheria.State.Dependencies.props/.targets`, CultLib sample | builds | | Android `org.gamecult.eve` (app_name "Eve", `EveTheme`, intent extras `org.gamecult.eve.DASHBOARD_URI`, `.SENSOR_URI`, `.PARITY_FIXTURE`, clientId `eve-android-periwinkle`) | `Eve/android` | README, Odin docs, EveFlutter capture script | | iOS `org.gamecult.evecanvas`, app `EveCanvas`, ObjC prefix `EVE*` (13 files) | `Eve/Resources/Info.plist`, `control`, `Makefile` | Idunn target `Service = "org.gamecult.evecanvas"` | | Flutter `eve_parity`, Android `com.example.eve_parity`, "Eve Parity" | EveFlutter | `eve_parity.exe` | | Kotlin `org.gamecult.cultmesh.eve` (`EveDocuments.kt`) | `CultLib/packages/cultmesh-kotlin` (vendored copy in Heimdall) | `Eve/android` | | Rust `atlas::eve_surface` | `Epiphany/epiphany-core` | Epiphany | | Git tags `eve-surface-v*`, `eveunity-*-v*`, `eveflutter-*`, `evetui-*`, `eve-plugin-fields-unity-v0.2.3` | the repos | Unity manifest pins | A2. CultCache/CultNet type and schema ids: **38 schema files** `Eve/schemas/gamecult.eve..v1.schema.json`, about **90 distinct ids** counting the bare type ids, `.v2` variants and provider ids. Declared in C# (`Eve/packages/org.gamecult.eve.surface/Runtime/Eve*Document*.cs`, `SchemaId` consts), TypeScript (`Eve/packages/eve-contracts/src/index.ts`, `EVE_*_SCHEMA`), Rust (`Odin/crates/odin-core/src/documents.rs`, `Epiphany/.../atlas/eve_surface.rs`, `Ghostlight/crates/ghostlight-dungeon/src/mesh.rs`), duplicated in C# (AetheriaEve `AetheriaRuntimeEveCommandDocument.cs`, `Mimir/src/Mimir.BufferSmoke`, `Gjallar/src/Gjallar/VerseState.cs`) and mirrored in TS (`CultLib/packages/cultcache-ts/src/swarm-documents.ts`). Consumed in 30 repos: the eight, CultLib, Odin, Bifrost, Heimdall, Mimir, VoidBot, Epiphany, gamecult-ops, gamecult-site, Aetheria, and Ghostlight, Hermodr, Gjallar, Sai, Muninn, Loki, Stonks, Vili, Ymir, weksa, repixelizer, StreamPixels, AquaSynth, Brokkr. Families: `surface` (`.v1`, `.v2`), `surface_state`, `provider_advertisement`, `interface_binding`, `command*` (5), `plugin*` (10), `entity_soa*`, `input_*`, `asset_catalog`, `fields*`, `operation_payload`, `local_draft`, `runtime_*` (7), conformance and parity (18), VoidBot-only `story_*` (3), AetheriaEve-only `surface.authoring.v1`, fixture authority ids `gamecult.eve.embedded-demo*` and friends. Non-`gamecult` ids: `mimir.eve_*` (11), `cultmesh.eve_surface.v0`, `aetheria.eve_command_acceptance_status.v1`, `gamecult.aetheria.eve.unknown.v1`, `org.gamecult.aetheria.eve-runtime`, `eve.world_smoke.*`, `eve.entity_soa.v1`. A3. Mesh document keys, URIs, routes and stored names: key families `eve:surface:` (about 25 in AetheriaEve; also Eve, CultLib, EveUnity, gamecult-ops `ghostlight.play`), `eve:provider:`, `eve:plugin:`, `eve:entity-soa:*`, `eve:entity-view:*`, `eve:input:*`, `eve:commands*`, `eve:command-invocations:*`, `eve:receipts*`, `eve:assets:*`, `eve:body:*`, `eve:view:*`, `eve:field:*`; Electron IPC channels `eve:*`, `eve-electron:window-control`; `cultmesh:///eve/providers/`, `/eve/surfaces/*`, `/eve/governance/surface`, `/eve/operator/surface`; semantic services `/eve/gui`, `/eve/tui`, `/eve/operator`, `/eve/governance` (Bifrost, Heimdall, Odin, Gjallar, Stonks, Vili units); HTTP/WS routes `/eve/deck*`, `/eve/periwinkle*`, `/eve/dashboard*`, `/eve/camera`, `/eve/mic`, `/eve/fixtures/authority/*`, `api/eve/*` (Mimir, Odin ports 8793-8799); stored files `.bifrost/eve-surfaces.cc`, `.voidbot/state/eve.cc` (`agentId eve`, speech receipt keys `repo-identity:eve:`); file names `eve-runtime-capability.json`, `eveflutter-lifecycle.json`, `conformance/eve/` (AetheriaEve, 7 files), the `.eve` DSL extension (3 fixtures), Unity `Assets/Generated/Eve/**` (about 60 assets), shader path `Eve/Fields/Splats`; fixture and provider ids `eve.world-smoke*` (about 20), `eve.cultui.inspector`, `eve.composition`, `eve.local`, `eve.browser*`, `eve.dashboard.broker`, `local-eve-dsl`, `ghostlight.eve.commands`, `entanglement.*-eve.*`, `epiphany-model-atlas-eve-*`, `odin-eve-claim`; browser anatomy class names `cultui-*` (about 30 parts). A4. Environment variables and code constants (about 40): `EVE_*_SCHEMA` (8, mostly constants), `EVE_CAMERA_URLS`, `EVE_DASHBOARD_URLS`, `EVE_MIC_URLS`, `EVE_STREAM_URLS`, `EVE_CONFORMANCE_*`, `EVE_KERNEL_ROOT`, `EVE_WORKSPACE_ROOT`, `EVE_PARITY_*`, `EVE_DEBUG_WEB_LAYOUT_PROBE`, `EVE_INTEGRATION_REF`, `EVE_CLIENT_BRIDGE_FIXTURE`, `EVE_PLUGIN_HOST`, `EVE_PLUGIN_PORT`, `EVE_SURFACE_ID`, `EVE_SURFACE_SCHEMA_REF`, `EVE_MODEL_ATLAS_*_REF`, `AETHERIA_EVE_*` (3), `FENSALIR_EVE_BROKER`, `HERMODR_EVE_REPO_ROOT`, `HERMODR_EVE_WEB_ROOT` (`gamecult-ops/compose/odin.yggdrasil.yaml`, mounts `/srv/repos/Eve`), `MIMIR_EVE_BROWSER_REFERENCE_*` (6), `MIMIR_EVE_DASHBOARD_*` (5). A5. Ops wiring: Idunn targets `eve-ipad-evecanvas`, `periwinkle-eve-android`, `nightwing-eve-dashboard` (unit `nightwing-eve-dashboard.service`), `nightwing-eve-browser-reference` (unit of the same name), all `Repo = "Eve"` in `gamecult-ops/scripts/idunn/idunn-deployment-targets.ps1` lines 223-272; Mimir service ids `mimir-eve-*`; Ghostlight gitlink `vendor/eve` → `https://github.com/GameCult/Eve.git` (`Ghostlight/.gitmodules`, `gamecult-ops/idunn/yggdrasil/bindings/ghostlight.toml.in`, `gamecult-ops/scripts/deploy-ghostlight-yggdrasil.sh` with `eve_repo=/srv/build/Eve` and receipt field `eve_commit`); unit descriptions in `gamecult-ops/systemd/voidbot.service` and `scripts/gjallar.service`. No `eve*.service` unit file, MCP server or MCP tool carries the name. No Forgejo mirror exists. ### Class B: prose and display names Match counts (`rg`, all forms, including class A hits; excluding `node_modules`, `.git`, `target`, `bin`, `obj`, `Library`, `build`, `dist`, worktrees, `*.meta/.mat/.prefab/.asset/.png/.cc`): | Repo | Files / lines | Doc files / lines | Code files / lines | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Eve | 184 / 2750 | 23 / 587 | 82 / 1949 | | EveUnity | 115 / 3083 | 6 / 92 | 93 / 2776 | | EveFlutter | 16 / 209 | 1 / 4 | 10 / 191 | | EveElectron | 29 / 211 | 1 / 12 | 20 / 132 | | EveTui | 21 / 300 | 1 / 3 | 13 / 207 | | EvePlugins | 26 / 143 | 2 / 5 | 11 / 58 | | EveConformance | 13 / 761 | 1 / 5 | 8 / 73 | | AetheriaEve | 148 / 2932 | 39 / 743 | 85 / 2048 | | CultLib | 65 / 516 | 31 / 217 | 26 / 260 | | Huginn | 1 / 1 (a `cultnet_rs` false match) | 0 | 1 / 1 | | Odin | 13 / 275 | 7 / 244 | 4 / 29 | | Idunn | 9 / 15 | 7 / 12 | 1 / 2 | | Bifrost | 15 / 111 | 9 / 36 | 5 / 74 | | Heimdall | 76 / 529 (23 / 105 outside `vendor/CultLib`) | 32 / 189 | 31 / 281 | | Mimir | 32 / 262 | 13 / 54 | 12 / 177 | | VoidBot | 26 / 356 | 10 / 108 | 10 / 98 | | Aetheria | 50 / 85 (6 vault files are the word "eve") | 13 / 43 | 36 / 41 | | gamecult-ops | 122 / 2622 | 113 / 2516 | 4 / 46 | | gamecult-site | 63 / 1588 | 36 / 188 | 2 / 5 | | Epiphany | 29 / 423 | 19 / 169 | 9 / 246 | | Total | 1053 / 17172 | | | Doctrine and charters: `F:\Projects\CLAUDE.md` lines 23, 24, 26, 90 (line 28 is "every"); `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` line 175; `~/.claude/agents/*.md`, `doctrine/*.md`, `output-styles/*.md`: none; `~/.claude/skills/eureka/SKILL.md` (2, the "AetheriaEve was taxidermy" scar; historical) and `references/epiphany-comparison-2026-09-15.md` (3, historical); `gamecult-ops/docs/persona-state-standard.md` (last paragraph), `eve-crusade-coordination.md`, `verse-service-architecture.md`, `repo-census-2026-09/repos/{Eve,EveUnity,EveFlutter,EveElectron,EveTui,EvePlugins,EveConformance,AetheriaEve,AetheriaEveRemoteVerify}.md` (census: historical). Memory surfaces (Life's sweep, nothing edited): `~/.claude/projects/F--Projects/memory/` `cultcache-stores-outside-assets.md` lines 30-31 and `MEMORY.md` line 119 ("Unity CultUI is NOT Eve CultUI": misleads after the rename; reword in cut 3 with the `dsl-name` ruling), `cultlib-ci-harness.md` line 95 (cites `scripts/verify-eve-browser-network.mjs:112-113`; changes only if the file is renamed), `aetheriaeve-taxidermy.md`, `cheap-signal-is-not-evidence.md`, `wanted-small-daemons.md`; historical, leave: `eureka-memory-organ.md` lines 90, 124, 131, `pending-doctrine-proposals.md` line 36; low risk: `F--Projects-Aetheria/memory/aetheria-legacy-first.md` line 15, `aetheria-cultcache-migration.md` line 19, `MEMORY.md`, `aetheria-content-audits-pre-breach.md`. Site (`gamecult-site/GameCult/`): live prose `Projects/index.md` (Eve card, Huginn card), `Projects/CultLib.md`, `Docs/Architecture-and-Evidence.md`, `Docs/Site-Architecture.md`, `Docs/index.md`, `Pitch.md`, `tour.md`, `stichting.md`; SVG labels `static/interactive/portfolio-pitch/figures/{surface-web-stack,moonshot-trajectory,value-orbit-map}.svg`; generated data `static/interactive/gamecult-compound/*.json` and `repo-doc-tree/eve.json` (1062 lines; regenerated by `scripts/generate-vn-repo-doc-tree.mjs`, route ids `route.eve_*` from `scripts/generate-vn-eve-surface.mjs`); portrait copy `static/interactive/cotsc-praxis/eve.png`; dated posts (historical, keep): `Blog/eve-multiverse-daemon-architecture.md` (28, tag `eve`), `witness-authoritative-networking.md` (15), `purge-the-heretek-from-our-daemonic-swarm.md`, `ghostlight-multiresolution-gestalts.md`, `the-human-is-not-the-prompt-layer.md`, `the-shared-mind-is-the-product.md`, `the-last-few-months/*.md` (3); dossier sources `docs/portfolio-dossier/**` (`chapters/01-eve-surface-web.tex`, `chapters/projects/eve.tex` and 10 more), `docs/gamecult-repo-swarm-organ-atlas.tex`, `docs/gamecult_void_dossier.md`, `docs/persona-artifacts/vn-space-map.md`. Persona state: `Eve/.voidbot/state/eve.cc` is the only `eve.cc` (binary CultCache, 80,839 bytes; records `void.self_profile`, `void.moderation_cursor`, `void.speech_receipts`, `void.thought_memory`, `void.face_affect`, `void.agency_pressure`, `void.candidate_interventions`, `void.scheduled_runtime`; 347 string matches). Other Personas mention Eve in their own state: `CultLib/.voidbot/state/libby.cc` (8), `Mimir/.../mimir.cc` (9), `Sai/.../sai.cc` (13), `Brokkr/.../brokkr.cc` (2), `AetheriaLore/.../nibu.cc` (2); these are their memories and are not edited. `Eve/.voidbot/state/README.md` points at `docs/eve-face.md`, which does not exist (the file is `docs/eve-persona.md`). `Eve/.voidbot/voice/README.md`, `identity.json`, `eve.png` as B7. READMEs: the eight top-level READMEs (each titled `# `), `Eve/packages/{eve-contracts,eve-browser-lowering,org.gamecult.eve.surface}/README.md`, `EveUnity/packages/*/README.md` (2), `EvePlugins/plugins/eve-plugin-fields/unity/.../README.md`, `AetheriaEve/{Aetheria.State,Aetheria.Unity,conformance/eve}/README.md`; outside: `CultLib/README.md`, `CultLib/packages/{cultmesh-browser,cultmesh-kotlin,cultmesh-ts}/README.md`, `CultLib/samples/{eve-browser-network,eve-two-runtime}/README.md`, `CultLib/src/GameCult.Mesh/README.md` and `docs/getting-started/{README,03-publish-an-eve-surface}.md`, `CultLib/src/GameCult.Mesh.Quic/README.md`, `Heimdall/README.md` (+ vendored CultLib set), `Odin/README.md`, `Bifrost/README.md`, `VoidBot/README.md`, `Epiphany/README.md`, `Epiphany/schemas/cultnet/README.md`, `gamecult-ops/{README,scripts/README,docs/repo-census-2026-09/README}.md`. Eve-named docs: `Eve/docs/{eve-persona,eve-multiverse,eve-migration-roadmap,eve-dsl-reactive-bindings}.md`, `AetheriaEve/docs/eve-dependency-authority.md`, `Heimdall/docs/eve-access-plugin.md`. Eve-prefixed source files: about 60 `Eve*.cs` in `EveUnity/packages/*/{Runtime,Tests}`, about 10 in `Eve/packages/org.gamecult.eve.surface/Runtime`, 13 `EVE*` ObjC files in `Eve/Sources`. ### What "CultUI" names today (for question `dsl-name`) Counts of `CultUI`: Eve 84, AetheriaEve 90, gamecult-site 52, CultLib 36, gamecult-ops 23, Odin 13, Bifrost 9, EveConformance 4, EveUnity 2, EveElectron 1, EveTui 1, Heimdall and EvePlugins 0. Four different things: 1. **The authoring DSL**: "CultUI is Eve's UI DSL" (`docs/cultui-style-system.md` line 3), indentation-authored, the `.eve` fixture files, compiled to `gamecult.eve.surface.v1`; the README and doctrine call the same thing "Eve DSL" (`docs/eve-dsl-reactive-bindings.md`, `F:\Projects\CLAUDE.md` line 28 "Eve's DSL is split into two streams: TUI ... and GUI"). 2. **The retained composition tree and style system**: `surface.root` "retained CultUI component tree" (`surface-contract-v1.md` line 32), style profiles, tokens, variants, "CultUI anatomy for presentation parts" (line 94); the contract itself is named by its schema id. 3. **Browser anatomy ids** `cultui-*` (about 30 class and part names in `Eve/web` and the browser lowering): wire, since the contract names parts. 4. **Unity CultUI**: `CultLib/src/GameCult.Unity/Assets/UI/package.json`, UPM `org.gamecult.ui`, displayName "CultUI", "the old CultUI was a Unity code-first composition library" (`cultui-style-system.md` line 5). Owned by CultLib, not Eve; the memory note exists to keep 4 apart from 1 and 2. ## The model page (identity, lifecycle, authority of every persistent kind) | Kind | Identity | Lifecycle | Authority | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | GitHub repo name | `GameCult/`; injective within the org | renamed once; old name redirects until reused; never reused | operator via `gh repo rename`; Hands executes under a ruling | | Local checkout path | `F:\Projects\`; sibling paths assumed by scripts and memory notes | renamed with the repo; stale paths are a defect | Hands in cut 2; memory notes in cut 3 | | Schema id | `gamecult.eve..v` in `Eve/schemas/*.schema.json`, mirrored as constants in CultLib Rust and consumer runtimes | renamed to `gamecult.thing..v` (same `v`: the shape is unchanged); old id declared in `CompatibleSchemaIds` so stored records load; no alias on the wire (B10) | `operator-wire-rename-now`; owner of the id is the schema file in the kernel repo; each live Verse redeploys as one window | | Provider type id | `mimir.eve_*.v1` and any other provider ids naming eve | provider-versioned | the provider repo, under `wire-names` | | Package id | `org.gamecult.eve.*` (UPM), `@gamecult/eve-*` (npm, unpublished), `org.gamecult.eve` / `org.gamecult.evecanvas` (installed app ids) | UPM renamed with a new tag that consumers repin to in their own cut; npm renamed in place (unpublished); app ids renamed, old installs removed by hand (B9) | `operator-wire-rename-now` | | Persona identity | `identityId: eve` (identity.json), `agentId` in `eve.cc`; Discord `roleId` numeric; registry entry on Starfire | retired: registry entry and role removed, state archived byte-identical with provenance, never read as live; nothing replaces it | `operator-retire-persona`; the archive is written once by Hands and owned by gamecult-ops; no live reader | | Display name | "Eve", "Eve DSL", "Eve MultiVerse", "Eve/CultUI", "EveFlutter"... in doctrine, READMEs, site, cards | replaced once by the taxonomy; historical records keep the old word | the taxonomy in this map, ruled by the operator; single copy in the Thing README "Naming" section, cited by doctrine | | Site URL | `/Blog/`, `/tags/eve`, `/static/applets//` | permanent once published; the site has no redirect mechanism | gamecult-site; invariant `old-names-resolve` | No cut is mapped on a kind whose cell is empty; none is. ## The authority map - Owner of the name: the taxonomy (Thing / a Thing / a thing), ruled by the operator, written once in the Thing README under "Naming". Doctrine files (`F:\Projects\CLAUDE.md`, charters, memory notes) cite it; they do not restate it differently. - Owner of wire ids: the schema files in `Thing/schemas/` and the provider repos for their own ids. Under `operator-wire-rename-now` every eve-named id becomes a thing-named id in this campaign; the kernel declares each new id once, consumers copy the exact string (C1), stores declare the old id compatible or are rebuilt from their source of truth (B10). No alias, no translation layer, no "accept both" on the wire. - Owner of the Persona's end: `operator-retire-persona`. The last live `eve.cc` is archived once, with provenance, in gamecult-ops; afterwards no runtime reads it. The registry entry, the Discord role, `.voidbot/voice`, the site card's Persona parts and the portrait are live surfaces and come down. Nothing is created in their place. - Derived, display-only: the Projects card, the Huginn card wording, README titles, blog post bodies, doctrine sentences, SVG figure labels. - Forbidden writers: no search-and-replace pass may touch `schemas/`, `fixtures/`, `*.cc`, `Packages/manifest.json` pins, `package.json` names, `pubspec.yaml` names, Android `applicationId`, iOS bundle ids, or Discord ids outside the wire cut that owns them; a wire cut edits each by hand with its compatible-id declaration and its consumer repins in the same diff. No store is rewritten in place: a `.cc` file is either read through compatible ids by its owning runtime or deleted and rebuilt by its owning daemon from the source of truth it caches. No agent writes to `eve.cc` after the archive is taken. - Shared paths: GitHub rename, local directory rename, remote URL update and memory-note path update happen in one cut (cut 2), so no checkout points at a path that no longer exists between cuts. - Deletion line: nothing is deleted. Old names are retained as redirects (GitHub) or as history (blog posts, changelogs, evidence ledgers). `docs/eve-*.md` files are renamed with `git mv`, not duplicated. ## Target invariants (for the Self to admit as target revision 1) - `old-names-resolve`: every URL and git remote that resolves today (`github.com/GameCult/Eve*`, `GameCult/Eve*.git` clone URLs, the raw portrait URL the site uses, every `gamecult.org` page and tag) resolves after each cut, by redirect or by retention. No repo named `Eve*` is created in the org after cut 2. - `rename-whole-per-edge` (replaces revision 1's `wire-ids-under-ruling`; chosen shape: **same-cut per edge, no dual-read window on the wire**, since F7 retired aliasing and C1 makes every reader ask for one exact string, B10): every eve-named wire id is renamed in this campaign; for each id, every live producer and every live consumer of it moves in one cut per live edge, and no commit on any `main` leaves a live edge with a producer and a consumer disagreeing on the id; a Verse whose daemons share an id redeploys in one Idunn window, Odin first or together (Rust drops unknown records); every store that holds old-id records either declares the old id in `CompatibleSchemaIds` (C#, TS, Py) or is deleted and rebuilt by its daemon from the truth it caches (Rust, and any cache); ThingConformance fixtures and exported packs, old and new, decode after migration; no alias, translation or "accept both" path is introduced anywhere. - `one-naming-rule`: the taxonomy is the only display-name rule; doctrine, the site and READMEs agree with it; after the campaign no live display prose says "Eve" for the contract or family outside dated historical records. - `persona-retired` (replaces `persona-continuity`): no live surface presents an Eve or Thing Persona: no VoidBot registry entry, no Discord role, no `.voidbot/voice` or `.voidbot/state` in the Thing repo, no Persona badge, portrait or biography on the Projects card, no portrait served from any GameCult URL that live prose links; the archived state is byte-identical to the last live `eve.cc` (sha256 recorded) with provenance (source path, commit, `storedAt`, archive date) and is read by no runtime; no portrait is commissioned. - `site-green`: `Deploy Quartz` is green after every site cut, and the deck URL returns 200. - `brand-per-ruling`: the site chrome around the deck follows the brand; the deck's own look follows the `brand` ruling (re-skin: brand tokens and fonts, single dark theme, layout and copy unchanged). Not in scope: Eve's architecture, contracts or renderer behaviour (an id changes, no shape changes: every renamed schema keeps its `v`); Unity CultUI (`org.gamecult.ui`, CultLib's); dated blog posts and evidence ledgers; Epiphany (being archived under `eureka-body`; its `atlas/eve_surface.rs` and ids die with it, not here); member names inside schemas unless `member-names` rules otherwise; the Yggdrasil filesystem paths `/srv/repos/Eve` and `/srv/build/Eve` (Idunn-owned deployment state, not a public name); Forgejo (no mirrors exist); the devices' old app installs beyond the two listed uninstalls. ## Cut 1: put the deck on the site, re-skinned to the brand Repo: `gamecult-site`, base `2af33995d99f86dd8df1a55e2c60219a3c67782a`. Rulings: `operator-brand-reskin`, `operator-deck-facts-fix`. The costume changes; the deck does not. Every section, exhibit, animation, number and line of copy stays, except the two fact fixes in item 4. Target shape: 1. `site/quartz/static/applets/project-thing/index.html`: the deck as a well-formed page. Source: the artifact (`https://claude.ai/artifact/V5FLgidKNL5EQUUGMsKTXA`, read with the Artifact tool; the Self's saved copy is 692 lines). Move `` and the fonts `<link>`s into `<head>` with `<meta charset="utf-8">` and the viewport meta; drop the artifact host's wrapper `<style>` on line 1 (`#faf9f5`, `#141413`, the `[hidden]` rule). No site CSS is loaded into the deck; it paints every colour itself, as the brand doc requires of surfaces outside the site. **Re-skin: tokens.** The brand's canonical values are `site/quartz.config.ts` `configuration.theme` and `site/quartz/styles/custom.scss` lines 4-28. The deck's `:root` block (lines 7-14) is replaced by this single theme; the two dark-mode blocks (lines 15-22, `prefers-color-scheme` and `[data-theme="dark"]`) are deleted, and `:root{color-scheme:dark}` is set, as `custom.scss` does for all three `saved-theme` states. | Deck token | Was (light / dark) | Becomes | Brand source | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `--paper` | `#F6F7F9` / `#0A1220` | `#07111a` | `light` (page ground) | | `--ink` | `#0B1F3A` / `#EAF0FA` | `#eef5ff` | `dark` (headings) | | `--ink-2` | `#4A5670` / `#A7B4CC` | `#b7c7d9` | `darkgray` (body text) | | `--ink-3` (new) | | `#63758a` | `gray` (muted); used by `.src`, `.meter-note`, `.ax`, `.conf` in place of `--ink-2` | | `--rule` | `#D3D8E2` / `#25324A` | `#16212c` | `lightgray` (borders) | | `--tint` | `#E8ECF5` / `#142038` | `#16212c` | `lightgray` (panels) | | `--tint-2` | `#C9D6FF` / `#22366A` | `rgba(89,183,255,.14)` | `highlight` (wash over panels; the SAM orbit) | | `--accent` | `#2251FF` / `#6F8CFF` | `#ff8a2a` | `secondary` (the one accent) | | `--accent-ink` | `#FFFFFF` / `#0A1220` | `#07111a` | `light` (text on orange) | | `--inv` | `#0B1F3A` / `#13264A` | `#03070d` | the wash's darkest stop (hero, statement, close, impl card, tier 1) | | `--inv-ink` | `#F6F7F9` | `#eef5ff` | `dark` | | `--inv-2` | `#A9B8D8` / `#9FB1D8` | `#b7c7d9` | `darkgray` | | `--inv-accent` | `#8FA8FF` / `#A9BCFF` | `#59b7ff` | `tertiary` (informational: rays, strike, cue, eyebrows on dark) | `body{background:var(--paper)}` (line 25) becomes the brand ground wash, copied from `custom.scss` lines 10-27 verbatim (three radials at 78% 14% orange `.18`, 18% 10% violet `#6d60ff` `.16`, 52% 0% sky `.14`, over `linear-gradient(180deg,#03070d 0%,#07111a 44%,#09141f 100%)`), with `background-attachment` left default so the wash scrolls with the page; `color` becomes `var(--ink-2)` (body text is `darkgray`, headings `dark`), so `h1,h2,h3,.num,.caption,.div-big,.tpsbig,.ecard .w` set `color:var(--ink)` where they do not already. Body text stays 18px. **Re-skin: fonts.** The site takes its fonts from Google Fonts (`fontOrigin: "googleFonts"`, `cdnCaching: true`; the engine emits a `fonts.googleapis.com/css2` link, no `@font-face`, no self-hosting), so the deck keeps one Google Fonts `<link>`, now `https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Montserrat:wght@100;200;300&family=Ubuntu:ital,wght@0,300;0,400;0,500;0,700;1,300;1,400&family=IBM+Plex+Mono:wght@400;500&display=swap`. `--display: 'Montserrat', sans-serif`; `--body: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif`; `--mono` unchanged (IBM Plex Mono is already the brand's). Weights follow the brand doc: display `font-weight:700` becomes `200` on every display selector (`.xhead h2`, `.hero h1`, `.num`, `.ecard .w`, `.div-big`, `.tpsbig`, `.caption`, `.tam-final h3`, `.st-fg h2`, `.close h2`), `100` on `.letters` (the giant THING, which reads at that scale), and `300` where the display face is small (`.chip strong`, `.tier h3`, `.wave h3`, `.earrow`, `.was`). Italic display (`.proj`, `.close h2 i`) becomes `font-style:normal;font-weight:100`, since the brand loads no Montserrat italic. Body emphasis `b,strong{font-weight:700}` becomes `500` (the brand's emphasis step); `tr.lit td` and `.wfl p:last-child` likewise. `body{font-weight:300}` is added. Eyebrows, HUD, ticker, `.src`, table heads: unchanged, they are already the mono-uppercase-tracked label. **Re-skin: elements that hard-code their look.** The hero rays (`repeating-conic-gradient` of `--inv-accent`, line 53) and the hero glow (`radial-gradient` of `--accent`, line 51) read tokens and need no edit: they become sky-blue rays and an orange glow, which is the brand wash itself. The two canvases read tokens through `tok()` (lines 561, 602) and follow automatically; their fallback literals (`#2251FF`, `#8FA8FF`, `#F6F7F9`, `#A9B8D8`, `#0B1F3A`) become the mapped values above, and the canvas fonts `"Libre Baskerville", Georgia, serif` (lines 575, 606) become `"Montserrat", sans-serif` with weight `200` where the deck wrote `700` and weight `100` where it wrote `italic`. Shadows written in navy, `rgba(11,31,58,.12)` on `.chip` (line 119) and `rgba(11,31,58,.18)` on `.caption` (line 172), become `rgba(0,0,0,.45)`, since a navy shadow on a near-black ground is invisible; `.hud-pill`'s `rgba(0,0,0,.18)` becomes `.45` for the same reason. The mask `#000` values (line 53) are masks and stay. `.stamp`, `.chip`, `.ecard`, `.caption` keep `background:var(--paper)`: a ground-coloured card on a panel is the brand's panel contrast inverted and reads correctly on the wash. **Dead code that goes with the light theme.** The `prefers-color-scheme` listener and the `data-theme` `MutationObserver` in the script (lines 685-686) redraw the canvas on a theme switch that can no longer happen; delete both lines. `.rm` (reduced motion) rules stay. **What must not change.** Layout, section order, every exhibit, the scroll scrubbing, the slam, the rings, the burst, the ticker text, the HUD, every number (1, 8, 0, 35.7%, 50.0%, 4 TPS, 930), every line of copy except item 4. Soul can diff the markup between `<body>` and `<script>` against the artifact and expect only item 4's two edits. 2. `GameCult/Blog/project-thing.md`: the news post that frames it. Frontmatter: `title: Project Thing`, `description` (one sentence: a board discussion document on renaming Eve to Thing), `author: Thing Transformation Office`, `date: 2026-10-02`, `tags: [eve, thing, gamecult]`, `socialDeck: "Thing renders things."`. Body: one short paragraph naming it as a board deck on the rename of Eve, the `gamecult-embed-frame` iframe pointing at `/static/applets/project-thing/index.html` with `title="Project Thing board deck"` and `loading="lazy"`, and the `data-router-ignore` direct link, exactly as the cat post does. The shared `.gamecult-embed-frame iframe` rule (custom.scss line 2390) is `min-height: 640px`, too short for a deck with a pinned 260vh hero: add `body[data-slug="Blog/project-thing"] .gamecult-embed-frame iframe { height: 85vh }` next to the existing slug-scoped rules rather than changing the shared one. 3. `GameCult/Projects/index.md` line 74, Eve card: add one list item `<li><a href="/Blog/project-thing">Project Thing</a> <em>board deck on the rename</em></li>` after the EveConformance item. Nothing else on the card changes in this cut. 4. The two fact fixes (ruling `operator-deck-facts-fix`), in the deck only: the Wave 2 bullet `<li>Retire Huginn's "Eve projection" wording</li>` (artifact line 520) becomes `<li>Retire the site's "Eve projection" wording for Huginn</li>`; in the AetheriaEve row (line 436) the status spans `<span class="o">Pending</span><span class="n">Thing-ified</span>` become `<span class="o">Archived</span><span class="n">Thing-ified posthumously</span>`. No other copy changes. Verification Hands must show: local `.\scripts\quartz\quartz.ps1 build` succeeds (optional on Starfire; CI is the verifier), `gh run list -R GameCult/gamecult-site -w "Deploy Quartz" -L 1` green after the push, `curl -sI https://gamecult.org/static/applets/project-thing/index.html` 200 and `https://gamecult.org/Blog/project-thing` 200, a screenshot of the deck at desktop and phone width showing the brand ground, Montserrat display and orange accent with the layout intact, and `read_page` of the post showing the deck inside the frame and the direct link working. Negative checks: no `prefers-color-scheme`, `data-theme`, `Libre`, `#2251FF`, `#0B1F3A`, `#F6F7F9` or `Huginn's` remains in the applet; the markup between `<body>` and `<script>` differs from the artifact only at lines 436 and 520. Structural delta: three files added or edited, zero removed, no new dependency. ## Cut order after cut 1 Each cut is one `cut_spec`; `depends_on` is in parentheses. Prose and display cuts come first because they are cheap and reversible; the wire cuts follow in producer-to-consumer order so that no live edge is ever half-renamed (invariant `rename-whole-per-edge`); in-repo prose comes after the kernel wire cut so READMEs state the new ids once. - **Cut 2 `repo-renames`** (none). For the seven live repos: `gh repo rename Thing -R GameCult/Eve` and so on (`ThingUnity`, `ThingFlutter`, `ThingElectron`, `ThingTui`, `ThingPlugins`, `ThingConformance`). For AetheriaEve, ruling `operator-aetheria-eve-rename`: `gh api -X PATCH repos/GameCult/AetheriaEve -f archived=false`, `gh repo rename AetheriaThing`, `gh api -X PATCH repos/GameCult/AetheriaThing -f archived=true`; its contents are not touched here (question `aetheria-eve-contents`). In the same cut: rename the local directories `F:\Projects\Eve*` to match, `git remote set-url origin` in each, update `.voidbot/voice/identity.json` `repoName` and `repoPath` only if cut 5 has not yet removed the file, probe that `raw.githubusercontent.com/GameCult/Eve/main/.voidbot/voice/eve.png` still answers 200 (if not, cut 4 moves first), and run `rg "uses: GameCult/Eve" F:\Projects --glob "**/.github/**"` (B2: action references do not redirect; any hit is fixed in this cut). Ops wiring (inventory A5): fields that *derive a GitHub URL from the repo name* change (`Repo = "Eve"` in `idunn-deployment-targets.ps1` if Idunn builds the clone URL from it, Hands probes; `Ghostlight/.gitmodules` URL and `ghostlight.toml.in`); server filesystem paths (`/srv/repos/Eve`, `/srv/build/Eve`, `HERMODR_EVE_*`, `eve_repo=`) stay as they are, since a path on Yggdrasil is Idunn-owned deployment state and not a public name. Verify with `git ls-remote https://github.com/GameCult/Eve.git` still resolving, each renamed checkout fetching, and `git submodule update` in Ghostlight. - **Cut 3 `doctrine-and-memory`** (2). `F:\Projects\CLAUDE.md` lines 23, 24, 26, 28 ("Eve/CultUI", "native Eve", "CultMesh/Eve surface", "Eve DSL", "Eve MultiVerse" become "Thing", "Thing Script", "Thing MultiVerse" per ruling `operator-dsl-thing-script`) and line 90 ("Eve GUI lowerings"); `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` line 175; `gamecult-ops/docs/persona-state-standard.md` last paragraph ("Eve, overlays, native clients"); `gamecult-ops/docs/eve-crusade-coordination.md` and `verse-service-architecture.md` as the inventory lists; memory notes: `~/.claude/projects/F--Projects/memory/cultcache-stores-outside-assets.md` lines 30-31 and `MEMORY.md` line 119 reworded to "Unity CultUI is not Thing Script", `cultlib-ci-harness.md` line 95 only when the script file is renamed (cut 8). Leave as written: `eureka-memory-organ.md` lines 90, 124, 131 and `pending-doctrine-proposals.md` line 36 (historical); low risk, reword in passing: `F--Projects-Aetheria/memory/aetheria-legacy-first.md` line 15, `aetheria-cultcache-migration.md` line 19. The taxonomy and the Thing Script name are written once in the Thing README "Naming" section and cited from doctrine. - **Cut 4 `site-prose`** (2). `GameCult/Projects/index.md`: the Eve card becomes the Thing card with id `thing`, repo links to the new names, **no Persona**: the portrait `<img>` is replaced by the `swarm-avatar-fallback` letter "T" the Ghostlight card uses, the `swarm-badge` and the `<details class="swarm-persona">` biography are removed, the kicker and description describe the contract and renderer family (ruling `operator-retire-persona`; the legend's Face/Forming/Stewarded states are unchanged and no "retired" state is added); the Huginn card drops "Eve projection" and "projects inspectable Eve surfaces" for what Huginn is (B6); `Docs/Architecture-and-Evidence.md`, `Docs/Site-Architecture.md`, `Docs/index.md`, `Pitch.md`, `tour.md`, `stichting.md`, `Projects/CultLib.md` per the inventory; the SVG figure `static/interactive/portfolio-pitch/figures/surface-web-stack.svg` (two "Eve" labels); `static/interactive/cotsc-praxis/eve.png` is removed if nothing live references it (Hands probes the Ink and manifest files that name it). Dated blog posts and the `eve` tag stay. `Deploy Quartz` green. - **Cut 5 `persona-retire`** (2; replaces revision 1's `persona`; ruling `operator-retire-persona`). Archive first, then take down, in this order: (a) in gamecult-ops, `artifacts/persona-eve-retired/` holding `eve.cc` (byte-identical copy of `Eve/.voidbot/state/eve.cc` at Eve `167a2d3`), `identity.json`, `void-memory-maintenance.json`, `eve-persona.md`, and a `README.md` with provenance (source paths, source commit, sha256 of each file, the `storedAt` 2026-07-08T06:13:43.893Z and `updatedAt` 2026-05-31 from the record, archive date, the ruling id) and the sentence that no runtime reads it; (b) on Starfire, the operator removes the `eve` entry from `.voidbot/private/repo-discord-identities.json` and deletes or renames away the Discord role `1510848465243082874` (operator steps: both are outside any repo); (c) in the Thing repo, `git rm -r .voidbot/` and `git rm docs/eve-persona.md`; the README's "See `docs/eve-persona.md`" line goes; (d) `VoidBot/docs/persona-intake/sai.persona-intake.yaml` lines 109, 118, 278 name Eve as a relationship target: left as Sai's memory, not edited; the other Personas' `.cc` memories of Eve are theirs and are not edited. No portrait is produced; `eve.png` leaves with `.voidbot/voice`. Negative check: after the cut `rg -l "eve" --glob "**/.voidbot/**" F:\Projects\Thing` is empty and a role-addressed chat cannot recreate the Face because no registry entry names it. - **Cut 6 `wire-kernel`** (2; ruling `operator-wire-rename-now`; prose dependency on CultLib's variants C1 being on `main`, so the kernel's TS and Kotlin consumers meet one id rule). In the Thing repo, by hand, one diff: the 38 schema files renamed `gamecult.thing.<name>.v1.schema.json` with their `$id`/title strings; C# `SchemaId` consts in `packages/org.gamecult.thing.surface/Runtime/*Document*.cs` set to the new id with `CompatibleSchemaIds = ["gamecult.eve.<name>.v1"]`; TS `THING_*_SCHEMA` in `packages/thing-contracts/src` with the same compatible declaration; UPM `org.gamecult.thing.surface`, npm `@gamecult/thing-contracts` and `@gamecult/thing-browser-lowering`, NuGet `GameCult.Thing.Surface` (version 0.4.0, packed by the renamed `scripts/pack-dotnet-surface.ps1`), asmdef and namespaces `GameCult.Thing.*`; mesh key prefixes `eve:` → `thing:` and `cultmesh://.../eve/...` → `/thing/...` in the kernel's fixtures and browser lowering; fixture and authority ids `gamecult.eve.embedded-demo*` and friends; browser anatomy classes `cultui-*` → `thingscript-*`; the `.eve` fixtures → `.thingscript`; `web/eve-runtime-capability.json` → `thing-runtime-capability.json`; env and constant names `EVE_*` → `THING_*`; Android `applicationId org.gamecult.thing`, intent extras `org.gamecult.thing.*`, `app_name`, `ThingTheme`, Kotlin package; iOS bundle `org.gamecult.thingcanvas`, app `ThingCanvas`, ObjC prefix `EVE` → `THG` (13 files, `git mv`); scripts `*-eve-*` → `*-thing-*`. Tags: `thing-surface-v<next>` on the landing commit. Operator steps: `uicache -u /Applications/EveCanvas.app` on the iPad and `adb uninstall org.gamecult.eve` on Periwinkle after the new builds install (B9). Verification: the browser reference renders every fixture; old-id fixture files decode through compatible ids; `rg "gamecult\.eve\." --glob "!**/CompatibleSchemaIds*"` over the repo matches only compatible-id declarations and dated docs. - **Cut 7 `wire-runtimes`** (6). ThingUnity, ThingFlutter, ThingElectron, ThingTui, ThingPlugins, ThingConformance: repin to the kernel's new tag and package ids (`Packages/manifest.json` git URLs now `GameCult/Thing*.git` with `org.gamecult.thing.*` ids; `package.json` names `@gamecult/thing-*`, `thing-tui`, bins `thing-plugin-*`; NuGet `GameCult.Thing.PluginFields`; pubspec `thing_parity`, Android `com.example.thing_parity`), rename their own ids (`runtime_*`, `electron_shell_projection`, `unity_*_projection`, `tui_grid`, `plugin*`, Electron IPC channels `thing:*`), regenerate conformance fixtures and exported packs, and prove in ThingConformance that the previous exported packs (old ids) still decode through compatible ids. New tags `thingunity-*`, `thingflutter-*`, `thingtui-*`, `thing-plugin-fields-unity-v0.3.0`. - **Cut 8 `wire-cultlib`** (6; home of the variants campaign, so landed on a branch its Self agrees to, after C1 is on `main`). `packages/cultcache-ts/src/swarm-documents.ts` mirror ids; `packages/cultmesh-kotlin/.../eve/EveDocuments.kt` → `thing/ThingDocuments.kt`, package `org.gamecult.cultmesh.thing`; Rust `cultnet-rs/tests/provider_session.rs` and TS provider tests; samples `eve-browser-network` → `thing-browser-network` (`EveBrowserNetworkSample`, PackageReference `GameCult.Thing.Surface` 0.4.0, props `ThingRoot`, `ThingSurfacePackageVersion`, flags `--thing-root`), `eve-two-runtime` → `thing-two-runtime`; `scripts/verify-eve-browser-network.mjs` → `verify-thing-browser-network.mjs` (then the memory note in cut 3); `src/GameCult.Mesh/docs/getting-started/03-publish-an-eve-surface.md` → `03-publish-a-thing.md`; READMEs. Heimdall's `vendor/CultLib` copy follows in cut 9. The Rust compatible-id gap (B10) is a CultLib follow-up for the variants campaign, not a Thing cut: Rust-written stores are rebuilt, not read through. - **Cut 9 `wire-yggdrasil-verse`** (6, 8). One cut across the daemons that share ids on Yggdrasil's Verse, landed as per-repo commits and deployed in **one Idunn window, Odin first**: Odin (`odin-core/src/documents.rs` ids; `odin.cc` is a derived catalog and is deleted before the restart so Odin rebuilds it from advertisements), Bifrost (`tools/provider-advertisement.mjs` ids and semantic services `<host>/thing/gui|tui|operator|governance`, `.bifrost/eve-surfaces.cc` → `thing-surfaces.cc` in the witness list, `MotionEveSurfaceService.cs` → `MotionThingSurfaceService.cs`; `.bifrost/provider-store.cc` is read through TS compatible ids), Heimdall (`verse-state.ts`, `odin-publication.ts`, `eve:plugin:gamecult.heimdall.access` → `thing:plugin:...`, `docs/eve-access-plugin.md`, the vendored CultLib refreshed), Ghostlight (`mesh.rs`, `idunn_health.rs`, `eve.rs` → `thing.rs`, `deployment/idunn/recipe.toml` ids, gitlink `vendor/eve` → `vendor/thing`; `service/mesh-v2.cc` deleted and rebuilt if the probe finds eve-typed records, since Rust cannot read them through), Hermodr (`hermodr-daemon.cjs`, `lower-surface.cjs`, `static-lowering.cjs`), the VoidBot swarm publisher (`serve-voidbot-swarm-cultmesh.cjs`, `render-voidbot-swarm-dashboard.mjs`, `export-voidbot-provider-advertisements.mjs`, `story_*` ids, `voidbot-swarm-state.cc` via TS compatible ids), and gamecult-ops (`compose/odin.yggdrasil.yaml` env names `HERMODR_THING_*`, unit descriptions, `scripts/check-heimdall-odin-discovery.mjs`, the Idunn bindings, a runbook step for the window). Verification: after the window, Odin's catalog lists every provider under the new ids, Hermodr lowers Bifrost's and Heimdall's surfaces, `heimdall.gamecult.org` and `bifrost.gamecult.org` answer, and no daemon logs an unknown-schema refusal. - **Cut 10 `wire-other-hosts`** (6, 8). Per host, each in its own deploy window: Nightwing (Gjallar `Program.cs`, `VerseState.cs`, `gjallar.service` semantic id `/thing/tui`; the browser-reference unit `nightwing-eve-browser-reference.service` → `nightwing-thing-browser-reference.service` with its Idunn target id, restart scripts and health id; Mimir's archived `nightwing-eve-dashboard` target renamed in the record only), Raven (Vili `vili-daemon.mjs`), Starfire (Stonks `stonks-daemon.cjs`; Mimir `mimir.eve_*` → `mimir.thing_*`, assemblies `Mimir.Thing*`, env `MIMIR_THING_*`, service ids `mimir-thing-*`; the local VoidBot stack), and the remaining providers (weksa, repixelizer with Python compatible ids, StreamPixels, AquaSynth, Brokkr, Muninn, Loki, Sai, Ymir). Epiphany is skipped (not in scope). - **Cut 11 `in-repo-prose`** (6, 7). README titles and bodies in the seven live repos, `docs/eve-*.md` → `docs/thing-*.md` by `git mv` with the "Naming" section added to the Thing README (taxonomy, Thing Script, and the sentence that old ids load through compatible ids), `docs/cultui-style-system.md` → `docs/thing-script.md`, comments and fixture descriptions, Mimir's and CultLib's READMEs. Dated records stay. - **Cut 12 `aetheria-thing-contents`** (2; only under ruling `aetheria-eve-contents = rename-inside`). Unarchive, rename the ~25 `eve:surface:*` keys, `gamecult.eve.surface.authoring.v1`, `aetheria.eve_*`, `org.gamecult.aetheria.eve-runtime`, `conformance/eve/`, `Assets/Generated/Eve/**`, props and manifests, re-archive. Under `freeze-contents` this cut does not exist. ## Questions (the Self admits these; one fork each) ### `home-repo`: which repo owns the campaign and this map? Options: **eve-repo** (this file, `F:\Projects\Eve\docs\thing-campaign.md`, the kernel repo that becomes `Thing`; the body the campaign changes, as `eureka-body` lives in Huginn); **gamecult-ops** (cross-repo campaigns as ops memory; but ops is private and the campaign is public by nature); **Eureka** (the method repo; wrong owner for a product rename). Recommended: **eve-repo**. The campaign record's `repos` must list the eight by their *new* names once cut 2 lands; until then the old names, since a `DocRef` names a commit and the redirect keeps it reachable either way. ### `brand`: how does the deck look on gamecult.org? Options: **framed-exhibit** (the deck ships with its own consulting look, unchanged, including its light/dark themes; the brand lives in the blog post and site chrome around the iframe, and the raw URL opens the exhibit as itself); **re-skin** (the deck's `:root` tokens become the brand's: ground `#07111a` with the wash, Montserrat and Ubuntu, accent `#ff8a2a`, single dark theme); **hybrid** (keep the deck's typography and layout, replace only the navy with the brand's ground and the blue accent with orange, force dark). Recommended: **framed-exhibit**. The consulting navy and serif are the joke; re-skinning it makes an earnest deck out of a parody. Brand doctrine already admits a scoped variant for typeset essays and already hosts the cat applet with its own styles; a quoted document in a brand frame is the same move. The hybrid buys neither the joke nor the brand. ### `wire-names` (ruled: rename-now, `operator-wire-rename-now`) The shape was `eureka-body:question:wire-names`. Options: **freeze** (every `gamecult.eve.*.v1`, `mimir.eve_*.v1`, `org.gamecult.eve.*`, `@gamecult/eve-*`, app ids and `identityId eve` stay; the Thing README explains them as history; the rule recorded is rename-at-next-epoch); **rename-at-next-epoch** (each id becomes `gamecult.thing.<name>.v2` in its next breaking revision, paid for by that revision; UPM ids on the next major); **rename-now** (a migration of every fixture, conformance pack, consumer manifest, Rust constant and installed app bought for a name). Recommended: **freeze**, with rename-at-next-epoch as the standing rule. The deck's own wave 1 says "redirect old names so nothing breaks"; wire ids have no redirect. ### `aetheria-eve` (ruled: rename-archived, `operator-aetheria-eve-rename`) Options were: **rename-archived** (unarchive, `gh repo rename AetheriaThing`, re-archive; three API calls, the deck's "eight" becomes true, the IP premise is honoured on the org list); **leave** (taxidermy stays named; the family is seven, as the Projects card already says). Recommended: **rename-archived**; it is cheap and the stated reason for the campaign is the name itself. ### `dsl-name`: what is the DSL and lowering layer called? Operator direction (verbatim): "Eve CultUI is indeed misleading, should become Thing Script or something. ThingML would be hack." Read as a direction, not a final name. ThingML is also already taken: it is SINTEF's IoT modelling language, so the collision stands behind the "hack". What the new name covers, by the four uses above: **(1) the authoring DSL** and its reactive binding contract, today "CultUI" and "Eve DSL" interchangeably, including the TUI and GUI streams it lowers to ("Thing Script lowers to a GUI stream and a TUI stream"); **(2) the retained tree** keeps being named by its schema (`gamecult.eve.surface.v1`, in prose "a Thing's surface tree"), and the style system is "Thing Script styles"; **(3) the `cultui-*` anatomy ids** are wire and follow the `wire-names` ruling; **(4) Unity CultUI** (`org.gamecult.ui`) is CultLib's and keeps its name, so the memory note's distinction becomes "Unity CultUI is not Thing Script". Options: **thing-script** (two words in prose, `thingscript` in identifiers and as the file extension `.thingscript` for fixtures when they are next touched; the `.eve` extension is prose-grade, three fixture files); **thing-dsl** ("Thing DSL", descriptive, no new noun; weaker in sentences and keeps "DSL" as a name); **keep-cultui** (CultUI stays the DSL's name, doctrine says "Thing/CultUI"; cheapest, but the operator has called the pairing misleading). Recommended: **thing-script**, as the operator led with it and it names exactly use (1) without touching the schema-named tree or CultLib's package. ### `persona-continuity` (withdrawn; answered outside its options by `operator-retire-persona`) The Persona is retired and nothing replaces it; cut 5 and invariant `persona-retired` carry the ruling. ### `aetheria-eve-contents`: does the archived body's code get renamed too? The repo is renamed (ruled). Its contents: about 25 `eve:surface:*` keys, `gamecult.eve.surface.authoring.v1`, `aetheria.eve_*`, `org.gamecult.aetheria.eve-runtime`, `conformance/eve/`, 60 generated Unity assets, manifests and props (inventory A2, A3). Options: **freeze-contents** (the repo name changes, the code stays as archived; "rename all" is read as every *live* id, and an archived body is on no live edge, runs nowhere, and was ruled taxidermy by the CultCache campaign); **rename-inside** (unarchive, cut 12, re-archive: a mass edit of dead code that no compatible-id path will ever exercise). Recommended: **freeze-contents**. ### `member-names`: are eve-named members inside schemas renamed? Known: `eve_commit` in `gamecult.ghostlight.deployment.v2` and `deployment_receipt.v2`; Hands will find more while cutting. In TS and Python a member name is part of schema identity (B10), so renaming one is a schema revision (`.v3`) with its own migration, not a string swap; in C# it is not. Options: **keep** (members stay; each is listed as a follow-up for that schema's next revision); **rename-as-revision** (each affected schema gets a `.v<n+1>` in this campaign). Recommended: **keep**; a member name is not an id and is read by nobody as a brand. ### `deck-facts`: are the deck's two factual slips corrected before publishing? Options: **fix** (the Huginn wave-2 bullet names the site, the AetheriaEve row says archived; nothing else); **publish-as-is** (a parody is allowed its errors; the map records them). Recommended: **fix**; both are one-line edits and the deck is the campaign's public statement of intent. ## Rationale ### Why the deck is cut 1 and not a footnote The operator said so, and it is also the cheapest honest first move: it publishes the intent before any name changes, so every later cut can point at a public statement rather than a private decision. ### Why the applet path and not a content-side HTML file The overlay applet is the only standalone-HTML path with a live proof on the site (B4). A content-side `.html` would be a second mechanism for one job. ### Why repo renames come before doctrine and site prose GitHub redirects make the rename reversible and non-breaking (B2), and every prose cut wants to write the new URLs once. Doing prose first would write old URLs that then need a second pass. ### Why same-cut per edge and not a dual-read window The operator retired schema aliasing in the variants campaign (F7) and agreed that one string names a schema everywhere (C1). A dual-read window on the wire would be exactly the alias that ruling deleted, rebuilt for one rename. The honest unit of atomicity is the live edge: source cuts can land per repo because nothing is live until deployed, and a Verse redeploys in one window. Stored records are the one place a second id legitimately lives, and `CompatibleSchemaIds` already exists for it in three runtimes; Rust lacks it, so Rust-written stores are treated as the caches they are and rebuilt. ### Why the kernel keeps `v1` A renamed id with an unchanged shape is the same schema under a new name; bumping the version would claim a shape change that did not happen and would force every consumer to treat it as one. ### Why the Persona is archived and not migrated `operator-retire-persona`: nothing replaces it. The archive keeps the Mind the repo kept (Persona standard: do not let state rot or vanish), with provenance, where other retired `.cc` state already lives; removing the registry entry and the role is what makes the retirement structural, since VoidBot would otherwise recreate the Face on the next role-addressed chat (B11). ### Rejected - Keeping the deck's consulting look as a framed exhibit: revision 1's recommendation, overruled by `operator-brand-reskin`. The re-skin keeps the parody's structure (exhibits, waterfall, quadrant, TPS) and changes only the costume. - Treating "Eve" in dated blog posts as live prose: they are history; the `eve` tag stays, since tag URLs have no redirect. - A redirect layer on gamecult.org for renamed pages: nothing is renamed on the site; the Projects card keeps its URL and changes its content. - Giving Huginn a cut: it carries no Eve wording (B6). - A new Persona named Thing: ruled out by `operator-retire-persona`. - Renaming Yggdrasil's `/srv/repos/Eve` and `/srv/build/Eve`: deployment state, not a name anyone reads; an ops cut if ever wanted. - Renaming Epiphany's `atlas/eve_surface.rs`: Epiphany is being archived.