Broadcast Schedule Capacity Must Behave Like HP

Source: ChatGPT handle 08465710e58d, saved at legacy-chatgpt-draft:2026-05-30-wiki-lens-maintenance.md.

Design intent

Prove that “schedule is HP”: taking contracts enables permissions, but failure consumes producer license capacity. The pressure model is slot occupation, not a generic stress number.

Scope

• Cards: 临时制作人牌照, 白昼圣殿舞台许可, 冠名方止损令
• Rites: schedule intake, contract preparation, first broadcast
• Counters: schedule_slots_free, schedule_slots_occupied, blackout_count, contract_timer
• Tags: broadcast_contract, mirror_right, blackout_incident
• Factions: Board, Sponsors, Fans

Oracle

• Initial state exposes finite schedule_slots_total >= 3.
• Accepting a schedule contract decreases schedule_slots_free by 1.
• Schedule contract has a visible countdown.
• Completing a contract releases its slot.
• Expired contract creates a blackout incident.
• Blackout incident remains occupying at least 1 slot.
• If a forced main contract arrives with zero free slots, replay enters a fail or crisis state.

Progress metric

schedule_pressure_expressed = accepted_contracts + blackout_incidents + blocked_contract_offers.

Evidence shape

Replay seed storyteller-schedule-capacity-001 offers optional contracts by turn 5, accepts too many, lets one expire, shows slot occupation by blackout, then tests the no-free-slot forced-main branch within 30 turns.