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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# Simulation-only card substitutions.
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#
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# Some cards are `AI:RemoveDeck:All` in Forge because the AI genuinely cannot
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# evaluate them -- not because nobody wrote logic. Forcing those on makes the AI
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# play them badly, which is worse than not playing them. Instead we swap in a
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# functionally similar card the AI CAN pilot, so the deck's SHAPE is simulated
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# correctly (the removal slot still does removal) even though the specific card
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# differs.
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#
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# decklist.txt remains the source of truth. This map applies ONLY when building
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# the .dck for simulation, and every substitution is recorded in the run's JSON
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# metadata and printed in reports.
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#
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# IMPORTANT: per-card statistics for a substituted card describe the STAND-IN,
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# not the real card. Never read "Terminate had a 40% win rate" as a fact about
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# Beast Within. This trades per-card precision for whole-deck realism.
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substitutions:
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# Blocked because it gives the opponent a 3/3 -- the AI can't weigh that downside,
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# even though it already has working targeting logic (AITgts$ Card.cmcGE4).
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# Feed the Swarm is the same slot: cheap unconditional removal, and it also hits
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# enchantments, so it is closer to Beast Within's flexibility than Terminate.
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# DEVIATION: Beast Within hits ANY permanent at instant speed; Feed the Swarm is
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# a sorcery limited to creatures/enchantments and costs life.
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Beast Within: Feed the Swarm
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# Blocked because of `Cost$ 2 B PayLife<X>` -- an X-cost paid with LIFE, which
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# the AI has no logic to size. Blasphemous Edict is a fixed-cost mass sacrifice.
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# DEVIATION: Deluge is scalable, symmetric and dodges indestructible; the Edict
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# is an edict effect that opponents choose for, so it kills different creatures.
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Toxic Deluge: Blasphemous Edict
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# Blocked because "draw X, then discard 3" is a symmetrical drawback it can't
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# evaluate. Umbral Collar Zealot is a repeatable sac-for-value outlet the AI can
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# pilot, keeping the "sacrifice converts to cards" slot filled.
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# DEVIATION: far smaller effect, and a creature rather than an enchantment.
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Greater Good: Umbral Collar Zealot
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# Black Sun's Zenith and Cauldron of Souls are also AI-blocked but are NOT
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# substituted: no close AI-playable analogue exists, and swapping them would
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# distort the -1/-1 theme more than leaving the slot inert. They stay in the
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# deck, remain uncast, and are reported as "never cast (AI-blocked)".
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