One gateway contract, replayed step by step.
An AI holds a lease that went stale. Without a fence, its next request would reach the game host. With this contract, the gateway denies it before any transport call happens. A person can read the exact line that decided.
No account, no install, no credentials, no game files. Nothing on this page is transmitted anywhere.
Replay
Keyboard: Space run/pause · → or J next · ← or K previous · R reset. Run advances one step every 5 seconds; with reduced motion it shows all eight at once.
Ready. Eight steps; press Run or Step.
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Where the data comes from
The eight steps are read from a JSON fixture embedded in this page. It is a byte-for-byte copy of recipes/gateway-lease-fence/fixture.json, the expected stdout of the cargo recipe.
sha256 68f8180b2110b92bdcc283bcbbaf4461bda4ba66e9a7bce78151b6409dcdc769
Source tests, at the pinned commit: crates/gateway/tests/control_plane.rs. Every step links to the test it mirrors. To reproduce the trace yourself, run the recipe.
What this does not prove
- No live game: nothing here launches, patches, or connects to Slay the Spire 2 or any game process.
- No listener: the gateway has no network listener or process supervisor at this commit.
- No model: no model or provider is involved. Model cost: none.
- No credentials: there is no authentication at an external boundary; no token or key exists in the proof.
- The transport is a fake that counts calls. The only thing shown is that the fence and the byte limit decide before that fake is reached.
Runtime, host, and game compatibility remain unverified.
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