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@sharpee/world-model

World model for Sharpee IF platform - entities, traits, and behaviors

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chicagodavejohnesco

Keywords

interactive-fictioniftext-adventuresharpeeworld-modelentity-component-systemtraits

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SourceRuleReasonAccepted byWhen
publish-pattern new-deps-added AI (publish-pattern): New deps are first-party @sharpee monorepo siblings, not third-party packages. ai
phantom-deps phantom-dep:@sharpee/core AI (phantom-deps): Same-org monorepo sibling dep; declared but may be used transitively or via re-exports, not a real phantom. ai

Versions (showing 18 of 18)

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0.9.113 2 / 0
0.9.111 2 / 0
0.9.110 2 / 0
0.9.109 2 / 0
0.9.107 2 / 0
0.9.106 2 / 0
0.9.105 2 / 0
0.9.104 2 / 0
0.9.103 2 / 0
0.9.102 2 / 0
0.9.100 2 / 0
0.9.99 2 / 0
0.9.98 2 / 0
0.9.97 2 / 0
0.9.89 2 / 0
0.9.87 0 / 0
0.9.86 0 / 0
0.9.84 2 / 0

v0.9.110

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v0.9.109

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v0.9.107

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v0.9.106

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v0.9.105

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v0.9.104

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v0.9.103

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v0.9.102

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v0.9.100

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v0.9.99

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v0.9.98

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v0.9.97

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v0.9.89

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v0.9.87

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v0.9.86

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v0.9.84

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