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 ## Game reporter protocol
 
-On **game-process startup**, fetch:
+This section is a standalone integration guide for the T6 telemetry script.
+It describes the **currently implemented API**, including its limitations.
+Examples use `t6_zombie_town_1`; replace that with the exact, case-sensitive
+Electric Cherry server registry name. The API base URL is the Electric Cherry
+application, not Komodo or the game server's RCON address.
+
+### 1. Two reporting modes: Fleet display and beta evidence
+
+The reporter must work whether or not anybody is beta testing:
+
+| Situation | Reporter behavior |
+| --- | --- |
+| No eligible beta run for this server | Keep sending ordinary `round_change` reports for Fleet. Do not send beta-only events. |
+| One eligible run discovered at process startup | Send the beta event stream with that run's `runId`. Scoped `round_change` reports also update Fleet. |
+| Several eligible runs discovered at startup | Send a copy of each beta event to each run, with separate acknowledgement/queue state per run. |
+| Beta opened while an existing game process is running | Continue its existing reporting mode. The beta waits for the server to empty and restarts it; the new process discovers the new run. |
+| Beta has passed and is awaiting promotion | Continue reporting. A passed test still accepts evidence until promotion or another outcome stops it. |
+| Beta paused, failed, expired, promoted, rolled back, or run superseded | Stop crediting events to that inactive run; continue ordinary round reporting. See the suspension rules below. |
+
+**No active beta is normal, not an error.** Fleet telemetry does not depend on a
+beta, a run token, or a successful beta discovery request.
+
+### 2. Startup discovery and an empty result
+
+On **actual game-process startup**, request:
 
 ```http
-GET /api/telemetry?server=t5_zombie_theater_1
+GET /api/telemetry?server=t6_zombie_town_1
 ```
 
-The response contains `runs: [{ runId, betaId }]`. Cache that list for the process
-lifetime, generate a unique `bootId`, and send each event once to every returned
-run. A run ID is an evidence correlation token, not an authentication credential.
-Do not refresh it during a match or relabel queued events with a newer run ID.
-Each beta-controlled restart creates a new run ID before requesting the restart.
-An unexpected process restart fetches the current run ID and uses a new boot ID.
+For a registered server without an eligible run, this returns **HTTP 200**:
 
-POST JSON to `/api/telemetry`:
+```json
+{
+  "runs": []
+}
+```
+
+This can mean there is no beta, the server is not a beta target, its wave has not
+started, the beta is waiting to restart it, or the test is not accepting evidence.
+Legacy betas without a test plan are not returned either. The response is a list
+of eligible **runs**, not a list of every beta in the application.
+
+With an eligible run, the response is **HTTP 200**:
+
+```json
+{
+  "runs": [
+    {
+      "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+      "betaId": 42
+    }
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+The response has `Cache-Control: no-store`. Do not assume it contains exactly one
+entry, and do not choose only the first entry. `betaId` is informational; POST
+requests use `runId`, not `betaId`, to identify the test attempt.
+
+A missing or unknown `server` query parameter returns **404**, not an empty
+success. Treat that as a configuration issue. The GET handler currently only
+checks registry existence; POST additionally rejects a server marked destroyed.
+Do not interpret successful discovery as permission to report for another server.
+
+Cache the startup run list for this process lifetime. Electric Cherry creates a
+new run before requesting each beta-controlled restart. That restart is the
+boundary that makes gameplay belong to the newly deployed build. **Do not poll
+for and adopt new run IDs in an old process, at a map reload, or mid-match.**
+Never move queued events to a newer run ID.
+
+If discovery fails, use bounded retries with backoff while still initializing,
+before gameplay starts. If startup discovery cannot finish, run in Fleet-only
+mode for that process and log the problem. Do not attach later gameplay to a run
+discovered after that startup boundary. A new process/retry is needed for a new
+safe beta attachment; the current API has no late-attachment handshake.
+
+### 3. Reporting without a beta
+
+Send this on each round change, even when `runs` is empty:
+
+```http
+POST /api/telemetry
+Content-Type: application/json
+```
 
 ```json
 {
   "event": "round_change",
-  "server": "t5_zombie_theater_1",
-  "runId": "the-run-id-from-startup",
-  "eventId": "boot-uuid:session-uuid:12",
-  "bootId": "boot-uuid",
-  "sessionId": "session-uuid",
-  "sequence": 12,
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "round": 17,
+  "players": 4
+}
+```
+
+Example success response:
+
+```json
+{
+  "ok": true,
+  "telemetry": {
+    "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+    "round": 17,
+    "players": 4,
+    "receivedAt": "2026-09-18T12:00:00.000Z"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Omit `runId` entirely in this mode. `"runId": null` and `"runId": ""` are
+invalid; they are not equivalent to omitting the field. The response has no
+`test` property when `runId` was omitted.
+
+Without `runId`, only `round_change` is supported. Do not send unscoped `boot`,
+`session_start`, `feature`, or `match_end` requests: they return 400. Do not buffer
+feature occurrences from normal operation to submit when a future beta opens.
+
+Electric Cherry stores only the latest Fleet round report per server and stamps
+its receipt time. Lower rounds are valid when a new match begins. These reports
+do not change RCON player counts, restart safety decisions, or beta progress.
+
+### 4. Identifier lifetimes and the T6 process boundary
+
+| Field | Who creates it | Lifetime and rules |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `server` | Configuration | Exact registered name, unchanged across matches and process restarts. |
+| `runId` | Electric Cherry | One server attempt/recovery phase. Use the value discovered at process startup. Treat it as opaque. |
+| `bootId` | Reporter | Unique for each actual game-process lifetime. Keep it across matches, map reloads, and reporter reinitialization within that process. |
+| `sessionId` | Reporter | Unique for each actual played match. Generate a new value for the next match, even if the players and map are unchanged. |
+| `eventId` | Reporter | Unique for each logical event within a run, including across sessions/boots. A delivery retry reuses the exact same ID. |
+| `sequence` | Reporter | Start at 0 for `session_start`; increment for every subsequent event in that session, across all event types. Reset only for a new session. |
+
+Generate collision-resistant IDs, such as UUIDs. A boot ID plus a session ID and
+counter is also suitable for event IDs if the combined string fits the length
+limit. Example IDs below are illustrative; never hardcode them in the script.
+The same event ID can be used for copies sent to different runs because
+deduplication is scoped to `(runId, eventId)`.
+
+**A GSC script's initialization is not necessarily a game-process startup.**
+The T6 implementation must establish where its state survives match/map changes.
+If script state resets on each map load, preserve process identity, the startup
+run list, and delivery state in a process-lifetime facility or a helper that can
+reliably identify the game process. A helper's own restart must not invent a new
+game boot. Do not assume map-local globals provide process-lifetime storage.
+If that distinction is unavailable, leave beta reporting disabled rather than
+reporting a fabricated boot; ordinary Fleet round reports still work.
+
+An unexpected game-process restart may discover the **same** run ID. Send a new
+boot ID: the backend counts additional distinct boots in a run as unexpected
+restarts. A planned recovery restart receives a **new** run ID and starts a new
+evidence phase. Restarting only the Electric Cherry web app changes neither the
+game boot nor the reporter's cached IDs.
+
+### 5. Common request fields
+
+All requests use JSON objects and `Content-Type: application/json`. Every
+beta-scoped event includes these fields unless the table says otherwise:
+
+| Field | Type | Constraints |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `event` | string | Exactly `boot`, `session_start`, `round_change`, `feature`, or `match_end`. |
+| `server` | string | Registered server name, 1-255 characters, case-sensitive. |
+| `runId` | string | Required for beta evidence; 1-128 characters from `A-Z a-z 0-9 _ . : -`. |
+| `eventId` | string | Same identifier character/length limits. |
+| `bootId` | string | Same identifier character/length limits. |
+| `sessionId` | string | Same identifier limits; required except for `boot`. Omit for `boot`. |
+| `sequence` | number | Nonnegative safe integer. Use 0 for `boot` and `session_start`. |
+| `round` | number | Nonnegative safe integer; the actual player-facing round. Use 0 for `boot`. |
+| `players` | number | Nonnegative safe integer; actual participating player count at the event. Use 0 for `boot`. |
+| `name` | string | Required only for `feature`; 1-120 characters from the identifier character set. |
+
+Numbers must be JSON numbers, not strings, fractions, `null`, or negative values.
+The maximum safe integer is 9007199254740991. Sequence numbers need to increase;
+the backend does not require them to be contiguous, but the sender should emit a
+single ordered stream. Do not use a separate counter for each event type.
+
+The examples below show excerpts from one process and match. Earlier round
+reports are omitted, hence the sequence jumps to 25. The real script should send
+each round change and increment its counter for every event it produces.
+
+### 6. Full event examples
+
+#### Process boot
+
+Send once per discovered run at real game-process startup, before any session
+events. A retry is the same request, not another boot with another ID.
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "boot",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:boot",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sequence": 0,
+  "round": 0,
+  "players": 0
+}
+```
+
+#### Start of a played match
+
+Send when actual gameplay begins with players, not merely when an empty map
+loads. Retain this `sessionId` until that match ends or is abandoned.
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "session_start",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:match-b92c:0",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sessionId": "match-b92c",
+  "sequence": 0,
+  "round": 1,
+  "players": 4
+}
+```
+
+After this is acknowledged, report the initial round with `round_change` too.
+The `round` on `session_start` does not itself satisfy a round requirement.
+
+#### Reaching a round
+
+Send on entry to each round, with the player count sampled at that event.
+There is no separate "round completed" event.
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "round_change",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:match-b92c:25",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sessionId": "match-b92c",
+  "sequence": 25,
   "round": 25,
   "players": 4
 }
 ```
 
-Send events in order:
+This can satisfy a round-25 check requiring four players. It also records the
+qualifying round for a later completed-match check. A `match_end` reporting round
+25 does not replace a missing `round_change` event for that round.
 
-1. `boot`: once per process, before all session events. `sessionId` can be
-   omitted. Send `sequence`, `round` and `players` as 0.
-2. `session_start`: a new unique session ID, sequence 0, current players/round.
-   Send when actual gameplay begins, not when an idle map loads.
-3. `round_change`: strictly increasing sequence within that session, reported
-   round and player count. Emit on entry to each round.
-4. `feature`: same sequence ordering, current players/round, plus `name` such
-   as `perk.purchased`. Report one event per occurrence.
-5. `match_end`: normal completion only, next sequence, final players/round.
-   Crashes, forced shutdowns and idle map rotations must not emit this event.
+#### Feature: a successful perk purchase
 
-IDs accept letters, numbers, `_`, `.`, `:`, and `-` (up to 128 characters).
-Feature names are limited to 120 characters. Numbers must be nonnegative safe
-integers. Retries reuse the same event ID and payload. Send sequentially: an
-older sequence arriving late is rejected, not retroactively credited.
+The top-level event is always `"feature"`. The custom feature identifier goes in
+`name`; it is not a new top-level event type.
 
-Responses include `test: { accepted, reason? }`. Duplicates return HTTP 200 with
-`accepted: false`; malformed events return 400. Events for retired runs, unknown
-boots/sessions, already-ended sessions, or paused/closed tests are not credited.
-The existing unauthenticated/trusted-network deployment model is unchanged.
+```json
+{
+  "event": "feature",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:match-b92c:26",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sessionId": "match-b92c",
+  "sequence": 26,
+  "round": 25,
+  "players": 4,
+  "name": "perk.purchased"
+}
+```
 
-Legacy payloads without `runId` continue to support `round_change` for Fleet
-display. They do not alter RCON restart safety data or test evidence.
+Emit when the purchase actually succeeds, not when a player opens a menu or
+attempts an unaffordable purchase. One accepted event adds **one** to each
+matching feature requirement whose minimum round/player qualifiers are met.
+This event does not require waiting for the match to end.
+
+For example, configure **Feature event count** with event name `perk.purchased`,
+target 10, minimum round 20, and minimum players 4. The example above contributes
+one occurrence. A purchase at round 19 or with only three players can still be
+accepted into the event stream, but contributes zero to that requirement.
+
+#### Feature: successful Pack-a-Punch completion
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "feature",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:match-b92c:27",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sessionId": "match-b92c",
+  "sequence": 27,
+  "round": 25,
+  "players": 4,
+  "name": "weapon.pack_a_punch.completed"
+}
+```
+
+#### Feature: successful execution of a custom mechanic
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "feature",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:match-b92c:28",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sessionId": "match-b92c",
+  "sequence": 28,
+  "round": 25,
+  "players": 4,
+  "name": "mechanic.teleporter.completed"
+}
+```
+
+These names are **suggested conventions**, not preinstalled T6 hooks. The script
+must instrument the corresponding successful actions. Only emit a mechanic's
+event on maps/builds where that mechanic actually exists.
+
+Names are matched exactly and case-sensitively against the UI's **Reported event
+name**. A requirement named `perk.purchased` with target 10 counts ten accepted
+occurrences of that exact name; `perk.*` is not a wildcard.
+
+For a specific perk, use a distinct name such as `perk.juggernog.purchased`.
+The current API does not filter on a separate `perk`, `weapon`, or `playerId`
+field. You may deliberately emit both a generic and a specific marker for one
+action, but they must be separate events with separate event IDs and sequences;
+each requirement still counts only its exact matching name.
+
+There is no bulk-count field. `"count": 10`, `value`, `metadata`, `timestamp`,
+`duration`, and other extra properties are not consumed or preserved as beta
+signal fields. Send one event for each real occurrence. Keep any additional
+diagnostics in script logs until the API explicitly supports them.
+
+#### Normal match completion
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "match_end",
+  "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+  "runId": "4d0d91f9-39d2-4793-a9a3-4054c2a91c88",
+  "eventId": "boot-a81f:match-b92c:29",
+  "bootId": "boot-a81f",
+  "sessionId": "match-b92c",
+  "sequence": 29,
+  "round": 25,
+  "players": 4
+}
+```
+
+Send once when a played match ends normally, including a normal game-over.
+Capture the actual terminal player count; the example's four players are not a
+value to fabricate if players have already left. The backend retains earlier
+round/player observations for qualification.
+
+Do **not** send `match_end` for a crash, forced process shutdown, arbitrary map
+rotation, or an idle map cycle. A generic script teardown callback alone is not
+proof of normal match completion. There is no `session_abort` event at present;
+abandon that session and use a new ID when actual gameplay next begins. Never
+replay events for an abandoned session into the new one.
+
+Accepted `match_end` closes the session. Later events for that session are not
+accepted. Round-qualified or multi-player-qualified match requirements use this
+stream; unqualified completed-match requirements use game logs instead, so the
+same match is not counted twice for one requirement.
+
+### 7. Responses: transport success is not evidence acceptance
+
+An accepted `boot`, `session_start`, `feature`, or `match_end` returns HTTP 200:
+
+```json
+{
+  "ok": true,
+  "test": {
+    "accepted": true
+  }
+}
+```
+
+An accepted scoped `round_change` additionally updates the Fleet display:
+
+```json
+{
+  "ok": true,
+  "telemetry": {
+    "server": "t6_zombie_town_1",
+    "round": 25,
+    "players": 4,
+    "receivedAt": "2026-09-18T12:25:00.000Z"
+  },
+  "test": {
+    "accepted": true
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Acceptance means the event was recorded in the run's stream. It does not mean
+the whole test passed, or even that a feature/round event met a configured
+requirement's qualifiers.
+
+A retry of an already accepted event returns HTTP 200:
+
+```json
+{
+  "ok": true,
+  "test": {
+    "accepted": false,
+    "reason": "Duplicate event"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Treat that exact duplicate response as delivery already acknowledged. Do not
+generate a new ID to force the same action to count twice.
+
+An inactive run returns HTTP 200:
+
+```json
+{
+  "ok": true,
+  "test": {
+    "accepted": false,
+    "reason": "Run is inactive or superseded; obtain the current run at process startup"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Invalid ordering or session identity also returns HTTP 200:
+
+```json
+{
+  "ok": true,
+  "test": {
+    "accepted": false,
+    "reason": "Duplicate, out-of-order, closed, or unknown session/boot"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+That last response is **not** an acknowledgement: inspect the boot/session/
+sequence handling. The API currently provides explanatory strings, not distinct
+machine-readable error codes for every rejection. Do not treat every
+`accepted: false` as a harmless duplicate or assume every inactive run is closed
+permanently; paused runs use the same inactive response.
+
+**Fleet updates are independent of beta acceptance.** A syntactically valid
+scoped `round_change` still writes the latest Fleet round even when
+`test.accepted` is false, including a duplicate or inactive-run rejection. Its
+response contains both `telemetry` and `test`. Do not replay an old round backlog
+after newer reports: it can move the Fleet display backwards. There is no
+client-timestamp freshness check.
+
+| HTTP result | Meaning and handling |
+| --- | --- |
+| 200, no `test` | Ordinary Fleet report accepted. |
+| 200, `test.accepted: true` | Beta event accepted; advance that run's queue. |
+| 200, exact `Duplicate event` reason | Already accepted earlier; advance that run's queue. |
+| 200, inactive-run reason | Suspend beta delivery for that run; continue Fleet reporting. |
+| 200, session/order rejection | Log an integration error and stop crediting that broken session. Do not invent a replacement session for an in-progress match. |
+| 400 | Invalid JSON, fields, or event type; fix the payload instead of retrying unchanged forever. |
+| 404 on POST | Server is unregistered or destroyed; check configuration/lifecycle. |
+| 415 | Missing or incorrect JSON content type. |
+| Network error, timeout, or 5xx | Delivery is uncertain; retry the same request with backoff within a bounded queue. |
+
+### 8. Ordering, retries, pauses, and multiple runs
+
+**Recommended sender behavior** (client implementation guidance, not extra API
+features):
+
+1. Keep delivery asynchronous so a web-service outage never blocks the game.
+2. Send `boot` first for each run and wait for acceptance or an acknowledged
+   duplicate before delivering its `session_start`.
+3. Serialize the remaining events per run. Do not allow a later event to overtake
+   an uncertain request. Use the same session counter for rounds, features, and
+   match completion.
+4. On timeout, retry with exactly the same event ID, sequence, and payload. The
+   first request may have committed even if its response was lost.
+5. Bound queue size, retry count, and event age. For example, back off through
+   1, 2, 5, and 10 seconds rather than retrying every frame. These intervals are
+   a suggested client policy, not server-enforced values.
+6. If a long outage makes the queue stale, abandon beta evidence for that session
+   and keep the current Fleet round visible. Do not replay historical feature or
+   completion events hours later. Resume beta evidence at a later real match
+   only if the same startup-pinned run is still eligible and boot delivery is
+   established.
+7. Keep acknowledgement state separately for every discovered run. Failure on
+   one run does not change another run's IDs or acknowledged sequence. Reuse the
+   logical event ID across copies, changing only `runId`.
+
+The server stamps **receipt time**, not game event time. In particular, match
+duration is measured between accepted `session_start` and `match_end` receipts.
+Delayed replay can distort duration and no client-provided timestamp fixes it.
+Keep beta events near real time; do not use them as a historical-import API.
+
+While scoped round delivery is healthy, no extra unscoped copy is necessary.
+If beta delivery is suspended or lagging, ordinary round reports can keep Fleet
+current. Retire the affected session queue rather than later sending its old
+rounds behind newer unscoped reports. A simple implementation may serialize
+delivery across all run copies to avoid cross-run round reordering.
+
+For paused/inactive runs, the simplest safe policy is Fleet-only reporting until
+the next actual process startup. If automatic resume within the same process is
+desired, the reporter may recheck **only IDs already pinned at startup**:
+
+- Intersect discovery results with the original startup list. Never adopt an
+  unfamiliar run ID returned by a later GET.
+- When a cached run becomes eligible again, resume at the **next real match**,
+  using the existing boot ID and a new session ID. Establish boot delivery first;
+  reusing the original boot request/event ID is safe if its acknowledgement was
+  lost.
+- Discard events generated during suspension. Do not manufacture a new session
+  start in the middle of an existing match or replay paused gameplay.
+- If startup returned `runs: []`, there are no pinned IDs to resume. Stay
+  Fleet-only until a real process restart. Similarly, a process started while a
+  test was paused may require an operator-requested fresh attempt after resume.
+
+There is no polling interval or resume notification supplied by this API. The
+reporter owns its retry/suspension policy. The rule about startup pinning must
+remain true regardless of that policy.
+
+### 9. T6 implementation handoff checklist
+
+- Configure the Electric Cherry URL and exact server registry name.
+- Preserve ordinary round reports when no beta is active or the service is
+  temporarily unreachable; never block gameplay waiting for HTTP.
+- Identify actual game-process boots separately from GSC initialization and
+  map/match resets. Cache discovery results for the game process lifetime.
+- Instrument real session start, round entry, normal game-over, and successful
+  feature actions. Confirm each chosen T6 callback's semantics; do not infer
+  normal completion from generic teardown.
+- Use one sequence counter per session, unique event IDs, stable retry payloads,
+  and an ordered bounded queue with separate acknowledgements per run.
+- Decide and document the feature names the script emits so beta creators can
+  enter those exact names. Extra JSON metadata cannot be used as a qualifier.
+- Keep beta-only events scoped to startup-pinned runs. Do not backfill pre-beta,
+  paused, abandoned, or previous-process gameplay into a new run.
+- Handle `ok` and `test.accepted` separately. Log rejections with enough context
+  to diagnose the run, boot, session, event ID, and sequence.
+
+Suggested verification cases for the telemetry-script session:
+
+| Case | Expected result |
+| --- | --- |
+| Startup returns an empty run list | Round reports continue; no beta-only POSTs. |
+| Beta opens during an ordinary match | No new token adopted; beta reporting begins after the beta-controlled process restart. |
+| Normal new match, same process | Same boot/run IDs; new session ID and sequence starting at 0. |
+| Actual unexpected process restart | New boot ID; rediscover runs; no old queued session events replayed. |
+| Retry after a lost response | Same event ID and payload; one evidence entry and a duplicate acknowledgement. |
+| Round 25 with four players, then normal match end | Round evidence can pass immediately; a qualifying-match count advances only at normal completion. |
+| Ten successful `perk.purchased` events | Ten uniquely identified feature events, counted only when each event meets the configured round/player qualifiers. |
+| Crash or idle map reset | No fabricated `match_end`. |
+| Paused, closed, or superseded run | Beta delivery suspended; Fleet remains current; never switch old queued events to a new token. |
+| Two startup run IDs | Each receives the event once, with independent acknowledgements. |
+| Reporter script reload, same game process | No new boot identity or fresh adoption of run IDs. |
+
+The endpoint retains the application's existing trusted-network model. A `runId`
+correlates evidence; it is **not** an authentication secret or proof of loaded
+artifact bytes. Correct process/session attribution depends on the reporter
+following the lifecycle rules above.
 
 ## API and storage