mark rosenberg
d4a8a587f0
Migrates the reaper-king-no-more proof of concept into decks/reaper-king-no-more/
as the first deck under a shared tools/ engine, so the repo can hold many
Commander decks instead of one implicit one.
- tools/deckctx.py: new shared DeckContext, resolves --deck / $MTG_DECK / cwd,
loads a deck's config.yaml, and derives color identity from the commander's
own card data (never a hardcoded color combination).
- cards.py: drop the JUND=frozenset("BRG") constant; jund_legal() renamed to
identity_legal(card, identity); DB() takes an explicit blacklist_path since
the blacklist is per-deck, not shared.
- combos.py, roles.py, similar.py, similar_text.py, bracket_check.py: take
--deck, use the deck's real identity instead of Jund/BRG.
- power.py, card_stats.py, forge_report.py: OURS deck-name constant now comes
from the deck's config (name: / commander), matched via DeckContext instead
of hardcoded "Reaper King No More".
- to_dck.py, batch_run.py, ab_test.py: .dck filename and [metadata] Name= are
derived from the deck (slug / config name), not a hardcoded "reaper.dck".
- generate.py: RECIPES and make_variants.py's VARIANTS (deck-specific
hypotheses) moved out of Python into decks/reaper-king-no-more/variants.yaml;
protected cards now come from config.yaml's protected: list instead of a
hardcoded set.
- New tools/mtg dispatcher: `tools/mtg decks/<name> <tool> [args...]` runs any
tool against any deck without cd-ing into its directory.
- data/ (Scryfall/MTGJSON/Spellbook bulk, ~1.2GB, gitignored) and embeddings.npz
move to the repo root as shared, commander-format-wide data.
- docs/howto.md: moved from the deck dir (it documents the tool, not the deck)
and updated its example commands to the real generalized CLI.
- README.md: rewritten to describe the multi-deck repo and point at
decks/reaper-king-no-more as the reference example.
Verified after the change: bracket_check, combos, and roles against
reaper-king-no-more reproduce the exact PASS/11-combos/role-profile numbers
from before the move; generate.py --list now loads recipes from YAML;
make_variants.py reproduces all 7 hand-curated variants including the
mikaeus FAIL control case; to_dck.py derives the right Name= and filename;
variant.py and compare.py reproduce decks/README.md's original numbers
exactly. The original POC at ~/mtg/reaper-king-no-more is untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QPKgLYpMR8szWNFXyK1XNu
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# Variant recipes for tools/generate.py -- role-budget reallocation hypotheses.
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#
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# Each recipe is a reallocation: shift N slots from one role to another, then
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# let tools/generate.py pick which specific cards to cut and add. Cuts come
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# from the weakest cards in the over-served role; adds come from the best
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# unused cards in the under-served one.
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#
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# Deltas for each recipe must sum to zero so the deck stays at 100 cards.
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#
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# python3 tools/generate.py --deck decks/reaper-king-no-more --list
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# python3 tools/generate.py --deck decks/reaper-king-no-more
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# python3 tools/generate.py --deck decks/reaper-king-no-more --only aggro-hate
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recipes:
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aggro-hate:
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why: >
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15 of 17 losses were life hitting 0 against aggro. Trade combo
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redundancy for sweepers and spot removal.
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deltas:
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removal_mass: 3
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removal_spot: 2
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minus_engine: -3
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sac_outlet: -2
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card-engine:
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why: >
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Only 1 real draw engine in 99 cards. An aristocrats deck that draws
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off its own deaths should never run out of gas.
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deltas:
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draw: 5
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death_trigger: 2
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minus_engine: -4
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ramp: -3
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opponent-facing:
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why: >
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The commander only steals from OPPONENTS' creatures. Maximise cards
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that trigger on their deaths and put counters on their board.
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deltas:
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opp_death: 5
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removal_spot: 2
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sac_outlet: -3
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ramp: -2
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minus_engine: -2
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go-wide:
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why: >
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Token swarms feed sac outlets and the -1/-1 engine simultaneously.
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Tests whether bodies beat individually stronger cards.
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deltas:
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tokens: 5
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sac_payoff: 2
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minus_engine: -3
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removal_spot: -2
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ramp: -2
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proliferate:
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why: >
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Proliferate multiplies -1/-1 counters, turning one trigger into many.
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A different engine for the same theme.
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deltas:
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proliferate: 5
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minus_engine: 1
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ramp: -3
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sac_outlet: -3
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grindy:
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why: >
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Recursion + drain: never combo, just refuse to lose and bleed the
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table out. Tests whether this deck wants to be a value pile.
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deltas:
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reanimate: 3
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drain: 3
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draw: 2
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minus_engine: -4
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sac_outlet: -2
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ramp: -2
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# Hand-curated variants for tools/make_variants.py -- explicit cut/add lists
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# against the baseline, rather than a role-budget reallocation. Each is a
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# specific hypothesis about specific cards (see plan.md section 6b/6c for
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# how these were chosen).
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#
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# python3 tools/make_variants.py --deck decks/reaper-king-no-more --list
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# python3 tools/make_variants.py --deck decks/reaper-king-no-more
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handwritten:
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no-mikaeus:
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why: "Baseline. Aristocrats + -1/-1, every combo needs board state."
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cut: []
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add: []
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mikaeus:
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why: >
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Does the highest-leverage combo card (28 combos) stay legal?
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Expected FAIL: goes infinite with every sac outlet.
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cut: ["Humble Defector"]
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add: ["Mikaeus, the Unhallowed"]
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lean-outlets:
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why: >
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The deck runs 8 sac outlets and probably needs ~5. Cut 3 for
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interaction and card advantage -- does consistency actually drop?
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cut: ["Woe Strider", "Yahenni, Undying Partisan", "Greater Good"]
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add: ["Bloodchief Ascension", "Toshiro Umezawa", "Fiery Cannonade"]
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commander-focus:
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why: >
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The commander only steals from OPPONENTS' creatures, but the deck's
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-1/-1 engine mostly counters our own. Push counters onto their board.
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cut: ["Putrid Goblin", "Cauldron of Souls", "Murderous Redcap", "Woe Strider"]
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add: ["Mari, the Killing Quill", "Sangromancer", "Patron of the Vein",
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"Slaughter Specialist"]
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heavy-removal:
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why: >
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Bracket 3 pods interact. Trade combo redundancy for removal and see
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whether surviving longer beats assembling faster.
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cut: ["Flourishing Defenses", "Nest of Scarabs", "Obelisk Spider",
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"Persistent Constrictor"]
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add: ["Fiery Cannonade", "Vraska, the Silencer", "Meathook Massacre II",
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"Go for the Throat"]
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fast-ramp:
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why: >
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6 of 10 ramp pieces cost 3+, and the deck already has 22 three-drops.
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T3 ramp means NOT deploying an engine piece. Swap the 3-mana fetch
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spells for 1-mana dorks -- which are also creatures, so they feed the
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sac outlets and the -1/-1 engine instead of being do-nothing sorceries.
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cut: ["Cultivate", "Kodama's Reach", "Springbloom Druid", "Wood Elves",
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"Binding the Old Gods"]
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add: ["Llanowar Elves", "Elvish Mystic", "Fyndhorn Elves",
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"Ignoble Hierarch", "Delighted Halfling"]
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low-curve:
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why: >
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Avg MV is 3.02 and the engine lands ~T6. Cut the top of the curve
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entirely -- does the deck come online sooner and win more?
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cut: ["Massacre Wurm", "Overseer of the Damned", "Archfiend of Ifnir",
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"Grim Poppet", "Cauldron of Souls"]
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add: ["Malakir Cullblade", "Slaughter Specialist", "Bloodchief Ascension",
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"Nurgle's Rot", "Chevill, Bane of Monsters"]
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