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Joey Yakimowich-Payne
598370fe2ePieces you can actually pick up (your color, your turn, game ongoing) now lift slightly on mouseover — spring scale to 1.08 with a deeper drop shadow — so you see at a glance which piece you are about to grab. Opponent pieces and your pieces on the opponent\`s turn stay static, so the hover never advertises an action you cannot take. The effect is suppressed while actively dragging; the larger drag scale already owns the visual treatment there. |
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@paratype
A Doorenbos-style Rete II rules engine for TypeScript games, with an authoritative WebSocket chess demo.
Packages
packages/rete— Rete II engine corepackages/chess— Browser chess demo (React + Vite)packages/server— Authoritative Bun WebSocket server
Docs
- SPEC.md — Engine specification
- PHASES.md — Development phases & perf budgets
- RULES.md — Chess rule presets
- PROTOCOL.md — WebSocket message protocol
Getting Started
bun install && bun run check