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Delivered by Hermies Qwen, gated and deployed by Relay. - Board tip/topple: full continuous rotation when a board's center of mass passes its support edge (Q1: smooth pivot swing, no discrete snap). Falling boards deal impact damage and can kill enemies in their fall path. - Falling-object impact damage: blocks and birds can now kill enemies from vertical drops and side plows (velocity-aware crush gate), chain momentum transfers correctly through stacks (mass-weighted contact), repeated impacts finish tougher enemies. - Landed-bird physics: a bird resting on a board remains a real physical body under continuous gravity (Q2: no lifetime timer). If its platform is destroyed it falls, damages what it lands on (chain reaction), and can kill enemies. - Repo modularized: folders = modules, subfolders = submodules, architecture.md + MODULES.md at root, an agents.md card in every module and submodule (17 total). - Test suite grown from 27 to 47 (20 new RED-watched tests for the above behaviors), all green. Golden differential against the original core confirmed the only behavioral changes are the intended ones. Live at http://10.244.136.121:8093/, independently re-verified by Relay (full suite re-run, module structure check, headless Chromium smoke) before this push. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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js/levels/ — agents.md
RC-375D84 S-2. Module map: MODULES.md; runtime model: architecture.md.
The levels module (aggregator). Shared scope L.
index.jsruns helpers first (constructors + SLING anchor), then one installer per level, and exportsISLE_LEVELS = { LEVELS, SLING }— key-for-key stable.- Level objects:
id, name, birds[], sling, stars[3] (ascending), decor, blocks[] (centers! x,y = block CENTER), enemies[] (x,y = enemy center). The level-integrity test enforces world bounds, support (ground or flat block top) and non-decreasing enemy-HP difficulty — keep new levels honest. - Adding level 6+ = add
data/level-6.js+ register it in index.html AND in the aggregator's browser part-list expectation (order = difficulty order). - Do not import from physics; levels are pure data plus the constructor helpers.