Purpose
What this record standardizes.
Defines named, exportable, recoverable local drafts for missions, evidence packets, simulations, debriefs, packages, comparisons, and migration reports without accounts or server transmission.
The operations design system requires portable, inspectable, recoverable records so mission decisions and consequences can be reviewed across tools and release boundaries.
Normative requirements
What conforming implementations must, should, and may do.
Keep saved work browser-local unless the user explicitly exports a file.
Provide named drafts, UTC modified time, rename, duplicate, export, delete confirmation, storage usage, and malformed-record recovery.
Keep saved records namespaced by release and content type and preserve unknown fields.
Provide import-all and export-all bundles for user-controlled backup.
Game interaction mapping
What players and interfaces do.
Data contract
Inputs and outputs.
Inputs
- Mission or package identifier
- Applicable authority and roles
- Evidence and state records
- Release and conformance metadata
Outputs
- Human-readable publication view
- Machine-readable JSON
- Reason-coded validation findings
- Deep links to related standards and reports
State contract
Allowed or expected transitions.
| From | Event | To |
|---|---|---|
Evidence and provenance
Review requirements for claims and consequential state.
- Record UTC timestamps, source identifiers, component versions, and reason codes.
- Preserve evidence class boundaries and unknown extension data.
User-interface requirements
How the requirement must appear at the point of use.
- Provide compact metadata and clear status.
- Provide local import and export without server transmission.
- Provide structured fallback for visual representations.
Accessibility requirements
Equivalent access to essential information and controls.
- Support keyboard operation and visible focus.
- Provide live validation status and print-readable output.
Telemetry events
Minimum event records for implementation review.
Required fields:
Abuse and exploit cases
What the implementation must anticipate.
- Silent field loss
- Non-deterministic replay
- False conformance claim
- Unreviewable transformation
Failure and recovery
Fail-closed behavior and recovery path.
Reject invalid structure with explicit findings, preserve the original input, and never discard unknown fields silently.
Allow the user to repair input, restore a local draft, export preserved unmapped data, or restart from a published fixture.
Example implementation
A concise fictional game implementation.
The /saved interface demonstrates this record using PHP, vanilla JavaScript, local JSON, and browser APIs.
Open complete mission examples →Related records and examples
Continue through the operating model.
Supporting research
Deep links into complete canonical reports.
Revision history
Published changes to this record.
Reviewed for integrity-aware package verification, merge, multi-role replay, custody comparison, batch review, backup, publication preview, and release-promotion workflows.
Reviewed for canonicalization, round-trip portability, recovery, provenance, compatibility, accessibility, hosting evidence, and stable-promotion gates.
