# Completion audit

Status: release acceptance · Version 0.1.0 · 2026-08-21

This record maps the delivered system to the original completion criteria. The machine-generated source of truth for exact check counts and details is [`../validation/latest-validation.json`](../validation/latest-validation.json). The release is accepted only when that report says `pass`, the rendered-Site suite is green and all archives pass integrity inspection.

## Outcome

The package is a self-contained, production-oriented reference system. It is not a finished renderer or a library of final individually mastered shipping atlases. It gives designers, engineers and capable agents a visual constitution, deterministic spatial and runtime contracts, 59 schema-valid Components, nine structured and visual reference Scenes, a local documentation Site, generation instructions, validation automation and checked release packages.

## Requirement matrix

| Requirement | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Coherent visual grammar | Pass | `VISUAL-DNA.md`, palette, material, lighting, ornament, detail and atmospheric rules |
| Arbitrarily extensible component model | Pass | `component.schema.json`; 19 supported generic categories; separation of Identity, Dimension and Design |
| Backgrounds are first-class | Pass | nine `Background` records, `background-catalog.json`, structured Scene bindings, horizon/light/haze/transition/connection metadata |
| Terrain and hidden-grid continuity | Pass | 2:1 ground basis; terrain specimen family; overlap, seed, transition and seam-hiding rules |
| Believable joinable architecture | Pass | wall/arch/column/door/window/stair/railing specimens; shared datum, typed socket and seam-safe overlap rules |
| Objects across human scales | Pass | furniture, object and Scene-extension families with world dimensions, footprint, anchors, depth, light, shadow and interaction |
| Sources, Avatars, Ki, Allies, Actors and groups stay distinct | Pass | canon-grounded entity model, embodiment ladder and six Entity-family specimens |
| Portals work as spatial Components | Pass | three visual archetypes in idle/open variants; entry, exit and preview anchors; states, destination contract and transition behavior |
| Lighting is first-class | Pass | five-part receiving model, Light/Effect records, emitter metadata, source vocabulary, state and shadow rules |
| Rich living-world vocabulary | Pass | nature specimens plus a governed 22-archetype vegetation/fauna catalog |
| Panels, Overlays and Chrome remain distinct | Pass | layer bands 90/100/110, schema support and contextual Overlay vocabulary |
| Production isometric specification | Pass | 2:1 projection, 128 × 64 px basis, 0.25 m WU, formulas, scale references, anchors, deterministic depth and occlusion ladder |
| Runtime state and animation | Pass | 14 states, transition records, ambient/interaction animation metadata, interruption policy and reduced-motion behavior |
| Transparent reference PNGs | Pass | nine final RGBA specimen sheets containing 50 mapped examples; alpha decoded and inspected by validation |
| Substantially different reference Scenes | Pass | four untouched Commons references and five new demonstrations: Observatory, Grove, Apiary, Prairie and Keep |
| Structured Scene data | Pass | nine schema-valid Scene JSON records with environment, camera, light, instances, relationships, Permission, animation, visibility and accessibility |
| AI generation procedure | Pass | nine-part generation packet, prompt template, output requirements, provenance policy and Scene fixture testing |
| Validation system | Pass | hard gates, weighted score, fixture matrix, JSON validation schema and automated cross-reference/asset checks |
| Polished browsable Site | Pass | 13 local routes covering every requested section; responsive navigation and interactive component/Scene browsers |
| Human-readable documentation | Pass | root README plus all required Markdown specifications and supplemental accessibility, maintenance, provenance and manifest records |
| Machine-readable package | Pass | three JSON Schemas; palette, material, component, Background and nature catalogs; 59 Component records; nine Scene records |
| Canon grounding | Pass | copied Kiduna Taxonomy Canon V0.36, manifest and SHA-256 provenance; no canon mutation |
| Self-contained ZIP | Pass when release command completes | complete source/reference kit plus five focused archives and SHA-256 checksum manifest |

## Asset inventory

- 4 untouched supplied visual references.
- 5 generated system-demonstration Scene images.
- 9 structured Scene JSON records.
- 9 transparent final specimen sheets.
- 50 transparent foreground/specimen Component records.
- 9 opaque atmospheric Background Component records.
- 22 governed vegetation and fauna archetypes.
- 3 JSON Schemas plus palette, material and catalog data.
- 13 distinct documentation Site routes.

## Automated acceptance

`npm test` performs record generation, Scene normalization, JSON Schema and cross-reference validation, PNG parsing, alpha inspection, Markdown-link validation, a production Site build and rendered HTML tests for every major route.

`npm run release` repeats the source synchronization and validation, builds the Site and emits all archives. Every final archive is then opened with the platform ZIP integrity checker; the complete archive is inspected for required directories, record counts and the absence of AppleDouble `._` entries.

## Visual review

The four supplied Commons references were inspected as primary evidence before extending the system. The local Site was reviewed through a real browser at desktop and mobile widths. The component library was exercised across dark, light and Scene grounds; the reference Scene selector was exercised across all nine Scenes; mobile navigation, headings, metadata wrapping, download links and schema examples were checked for readability and overflow.

## Acceptance boundary

This release establishes the constitution and reference implementation. Production teams still need to master individual sprites/atlases, select guaranteed zoom tiers and device budgets, choose the anchor-authoring tool and implement a renderer. Those are versioned next-production decisions, not hidden omissions from this reference-system deliverable.