heist-one

HEIST//ONE</h1>

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  An observable stealth game where Jev supplies guards' split-second judgments<br />
  while deterministic code remains in control of the world.
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  <a href="https://github.com/AbdelStark/heist-one/releases/download/v0.1.0/heist-one-launch.mp4"><strong>Watch the 37-second film</strong></a>
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  <a href="docs/LIVE-JEV-VERIFICATION.md">Inspect the live-run evidence</a>
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  <a href="SPEC.md">Read the technical specification</a>
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## Why a heist game?

Stealth is a legible test bed for decisions under ambiguity. A guard rarely has
perfect information: a door opens, a light goes out, footsteps come from an
empty room, or someone with the right jacket carries the wrong badge.

HEIST//ONE makes those judgments visible. Select any guard to inspect the
evidence it received, its probability distributions, confidence, proposed
intent, applied intent, latency, and fallback state. You are not fighting hidden
scripts; you are manipulating what the guards have reason to believe.

The design follows TypeSafe's recommended shape for Jev: ask narrow, typed
questions, then let ordinary software validate and a