校验 game/scripts/npc/npc_heroes_custom.txt 的 Bot.Build： 天赋名须逐字存在于合并后 Ability10-17 且档位正确（27=10-other / 28=15-other / 29=20-other / 30=25-other）； 技能名须在合并后 Ability 槽位内；加点次数 ≤ MaxLevel；大招间隔 ≥ 6（典型 6/12/18/24）； 仅 17/19/21/22 留空。
剖面隱藏樓梯可視化：在剖面視圖中，自動為被側板遮擋的樓梯梯級繪製虛線詳圖線。觸發條件：使用者提到樓梯隱藏線、stair hidden line、剖面樓梯、虛線、梯級、stair visualization、組合式樓梯。工具：trace_stair_geometry、create_detail_lines、get_line_styles。
Use this spell when sensitive information must not cross boundaries — between agent sessions, between tasks, between tenants, or between domains with different trust levels.
Feather Fall is the spell for bad situations that are already in motion. A deploy is going sideways, a service is thrashing, a queue is backing up, or an integration is failing faster than the humans can think. Instead of pretending you can teleport back to normal instantly, you slow the fall: circuit breakers, degraded modes, load shedding, safe defaults, and graceful shutdown paths. The point is not elegance. The point is buying time without multiplying damage. A good Feather Fall plan makes failure survivable and visible enough to recover from.
Use this spell for preflight certainty: dry runs, validation checks, dependency verification, and rehearsals that make the next deploy, query, or command much more likely to succeed. It trades a little time up front for fewer blind swings and fewer expensive misses.
In D&D, Arcana is knowledge of magic, its traditions, symbols, and mechanisms. The real-world version is deep technical literacy: understanding how software architectures work, what protocols do at the wire level, how APIs behave beyond their documentation, and what the actual mechanisms are behind the abstractions everyone else takes on faith.
Foresight produces bounded forecasts with explicit uncertainty to guide decisions. It is NOT: - Preflight checks: Verifying prerequisites before executing a known action (disk space, backups, connection strings). Those are safety gates, not forecasts. - Diagnosis/Debugging: Finding what's broken right now (null pointers, deprecated APIs). Those are root-cause analyses, not predictions. - Monitoring: Watching real-time metrics or alerting on thresholds. Those are observability tasks, not forward-looking estimates. - Reconnaissance: Gathering facts about competitors or systems. Intelligence gathering feeds foresight but isn't foresight itself. Key distinction: If the user wants to know "what will likely happen if we choose X," use Foresight. If they want to know "is it safe to run X now," "what's broken," or "what are they doing," use a different spell.
Calm Emotions suppresses strong feelings, ending fear and charm effects. The real-world version is de-escalation: drafting responses that lower the temperature in a heated thread, designing cool-down protocols for conflict situations, or reframing inflammatory language into productive terms. This is the spell for when the conversation has gone off the rails and someone needs to be the adult.
Dream is asynchronous insight delivery timed to the receiver's readiness rather than the sender's convenience. It covers overnight reports, pre-meeting briefings, dawn digests, and other messages that should arrive as ambient context before work begins. The spell's magic is timing plus framing: the receiver wakes up to the answer, not a pile of raw events. It works best when the message feels prepared, quiet, and exactly on time. It fails when it becomes another noisy alert stream wearing a moonlit costume.
Use this spell when you need to cleanly shut down, disable, or remove active AI tooling — the reverse of Detect Magic.
Knock is specifically about restoring legitimate access through authorized channels. It is NOT about: - Performance optimization (slow queries, throughput issues) → different spell - Removing safety controls (approval gates, compliance checks) → different spell - Simple bug fixes (typos, wrong ports) → different spell - Breaking constraints (resource limits, CPU throttling) → different spell - Security analysis (encryption schemes, certificate inspection) → different spell
Use this spell when you need an autonomous tool with a narrow mandate: a daemon, scheduled worker, watcher, or persistent background agent that repeatedly executes one precise task. It is prototype territory because the hard part is lifecycle control, observability, and safe cancellation, not the single action itself.
Teleport is FULL-CONTEXT migration, not partial transformation. The defining characteristic is that EVERYTHING must move together and keep working: data, dependencies, auth, traffic routing, background jobs, secrets, and human workflows. The old system must remain recoverable until the new one is proven. This spell IS: Database migrations (RDS→Cloud SQL, self-managed→Atlas), cloud provider moves (on-prem→AWS, Heroku→K8s), environment promotions (staging→prod), account/tenant consolidations, platform migrations (Jenkins→GitHub Actions, SendGrid→SES), identity migrations (AD→Azure AD), cluster upgrades with relocation
Use this spell when you need a tireless helper that organizes, tidies, triages, and maintains without requiring your constant attention.
Forcecage creates a pre-tested containment boundary around a subject that has not yet run. It is not about stopping, pausing, or muting something already in motion. The cage is built first, self-tested, then the subject enters. The operator watches from outside and decides whether to release.
Use this spell when a system has truly died — crashed, deleted, corrupted beyond repair — and needs to be rebuilt from whatever remains. Distinct from Speak with Dead, which queries dead systems for knowledge; Resurrection actually revives them.
In D&D, Perception is the raw ability to notice things: the hidden door, the faint sound, the detail that does not belong. Unlike Investigation (which follows evidence methodically) or Insight (which reads subtext), Perception is about the initial act of noticing. The real-world version is detail-catching: spotting the typo in the contract, the anomaly in the dashboard, the one metric that moved when it should not have, the thing that is present but no one is looking at.
Use this spell when sensitive information must not cross boundaries — between agent sessions, between tasks, between tenants, or between domains with different trust levels.
In D&D, Mirage Arcane goes beyond Hallucinatory Terrain — the illusory terrain actually has substance. You can walk on illusory bridges, feel illusory walls. The real-world version is the deep simulation: digital twins, high-fidelity synthetic environments, test harnesses so realistic that systems under test cannot distinguish them from production. Mirage Arcane is the most dangerous illusion because its power is in being indistinguishable from reality. That same power makes it the most useful for stress testing, training, and scenario planning — but it requires the strongest labeling discipline.
