feat(#60 ): nuclear/WMD — capability flag + strikes (region → no-man's-land, nation collapse + war capitulation, MAD retaliation) (v0.37.0)

Merge pull request 'feat: Resources & Industry — per-region resource profiles + industry LLM lever (v0.36.0, #59 )' (#70 ) from feat/59-resources-industry into master
feat: Resources & Industry — per-region resource profiles + industry LLM lever (v0.36.0, #59 )
2026-10-15 19:17:26 +00:00 · 2026-10-15 20:27:17 +02:00 · 2026-10-15 18:23:05 +00:00 · 2026-10-15 19:30:59 +02:00 · 2026-10-15 17:26:24 +00:00 · 2026-10-15 18:45:56 +02:00
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@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ history/
 ├── eslint.config.js        # flat config (ESLint 9)
 ├── tsconfig.json           # strict; aliases @/ → src/, @shared/ → shared/
 ├── vite.config.ts          # dev server + proxy /api,/sse → :4321; @ / @shared aliases
-├── vitest.config.ts        # unit tests (server/**/*.test.ts + scripts/**/*.test.ts; 225 tests)
+├── vitest.config.ts        # unit tests (server/**/*.test.ts + scripts/**/*.test.ts; 407 tests)
 ├── playwright.config.ts    # deterministic e2e (webServer runs npm run dev, LLM_STUB=1)
 ├── index.html
 ├── presets/                # 5 scenario JSON files + index.json (manifest)
@@ -67,11 +67,13 @@ history/
 │   ├── region-adjacency.json # region key -> bordering region keys, 1,800 entries (the getNeighbours data, #16 P2)
 │   ├── region-centroids.json # region key -> {lat,lon,spread} anchor for map markers, 1,800 entries (#44)
 │   ├── region-geo.json     # region key -> {area (km²), population}, 1,800 entries (the area×population weighting for per-region stats, #46)
+│   ├── region-resources.json # region key -> synthesized {oil, iron, food, industry} (each 0–1, 2dp), 1,800 entries (the resource profiles that scale industry boosts + feed the prompt aggregate, #59)
 │   └── ne-admin0-pop.json  # ISO_A3 -> admin-0 POP_EST, 249 codes (the committed population SOURCE for region-geo.json — a small derived table, the 13 MB Natural Earth source is NOT committed, #46)
 ├── scripts/                # the geo/manifest data pipeline — .mjs (turf allowed HERE only;
 │   │                       #   never imported by .ts): generate → coarsen → cleanup → smooth →
 │   │                       #   fill-gaps → split-arkhangel → split-arkhangel-band → build-region-keys
 │   │                       #   → build-region-adjacency → build-region-centroids → build-region-geo
+│   │                       #   → build-region-resources
 │   │                       #   (build-region-geo reads the COMMITTED ne-admin0-pop.json; that small
 │   │                       #   table is distilled once from the 13 MB Natural Earth admin-0 source by
 │   │                       #   extract-admin0-pop.mjs — the raw source is never committed, #46)
@@ -131,6 +133,7 @@ history/
 | `npm run split:regions:band` | (re)apply the #41 Arctic-coast-band split (`RU-ARK` mainland's 28-part lat ≥ 68 band → `RU-PEO` + `RU-YAM`) — idempotent no-op once applied |
 | `npm run build:region-keys` / `build:region-adjacency` / `build:region-centroids` | (re)generate the `public/region-keys.json` / `region-adjacency.json` / `region-centroids.json` manifests — deterministic + idempotent (byte-identical re-run) |
 | `npm run build:region-geo` | (re)generate `public/region-geo.json` (region key → area km² + population) from `regions.geo.json` + `region-keys.json` + the committed `ne-admin0-pop.json` — deterministic + idempotent (byte-identical re-run; #46) |
+| `npm run build:region-resources` | (re)generate `public/region-resources.json` (region key → synthesized `{ oil, iron, food, industry }` 0–1 profile) from `region-keys.json` + `region-geo.json` (area factor) — deterministic + idempotent (byte-identical re-run; #59) |
 | `npm run extract:admin0-pop` | one-time distillation of the 13 MB Natural Earth admin-0 source → the committed `public/ne-admin0-pop.json` (ISO_A3 → `POP_EST`, 249 codes); the raw source is never committed (#46) |
 | `docker compose up -d --build` | prod image on :4321, routed via Traefik at `history.dev.kkhost.pl` |

@@ -327,6 +330,118 @@ history/
  `server/protocol.test.ts`, `server/db.test.ts`, `server/regions.test.ts`,
  `scripts/region-geo.test.ts`). **PR 1 of 2 — deliberately NOT deployed** (the user deploys
  when PR 2, the per-region LLM lever, ships).
+- **Wars — `GameState.wars`, a first-class conflict entity (v0.33, #56).**
+  Since v0.33 the `war` relation is no longer a bare boolean flag but a named `War` entity in
+  `GameState.wars` (required, `[]` at creation; a legacy SQLite row without the field loads as
+  `[]` — additive, never wipes). Each `War` has a stable id (`w1`, `w2`, …), a `sides` list
+  (≥2 distinct nation ids — any two distinct members are at war with each other), `declaredTurn`,
+  `declaredDate`, optional `aims`, a `status` (`active` / `armistice` / `capitulation`), and an
+  optional `front` (region keys). `TurnResult.wars = { declare: WarDeclareOp[]; end: WarEndOp[] }`
+  (both required, default `[]`): a **declare** creates a new active `War` (sides resolved via
+  `resolveNationRef` — id first, then case-insensitive unique name; a declare with <2 resolved
+  distinct sides is dropped); an **end** finds a war by id (unknown → no-op, never throw) and sets
+  its `status` to the outcome (`armistice` or `capitulation`). After declare/end,
+  `syncWarRelations(prev, next)` enforces the derived `war` relation: any two nations on opposite
+  sides of ≥1 **active** war get `war` in both directions (overriding lesser statuses — you
+  cannot "make peace" without ending the war); when a war ends, the pairs it caused that are not
+  covered by another active war fall back to `hostile`. A **bare** `war` relation with no matching
+  active war (legacy/back-compat) is never downgraded and never force-created. **Mutual-defense
+  drag-in**: when a war is declared, each belligerent's `ally`-relation partners are added to the
+  war's `sides` (one level, no cascade; deterministic — sides in declared order, allies in sorted
+  id order). The system prompt documents the field + declare/end ops (at most 1–2 declarations
+  per turn, each narrated in `events`); `buildUserPrompt` carries the current **active** wars
+  (as `WarInfo[]`: id + sides + aims) so the model can `end` by id. The **stub never declares or
+  ends** a war (`wars: { declare: [], end: [] }`) — e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is unaffected and the
+  path is unit-tested only (`server/engine.test.ts`).
+- **Hybrid war — `TurnResult.hybrid`, a deterministic non-kinetic operations spectrum (v0.34, #57).**
+  `TurnResult.hybrid = { ops: HybridOp[] }` (required; default `{ ops: [] }`) adds a covert /
+  hybrid-warfare spectrum alongside the kinetic `regionChanges` lever: `HybridOp =
+  { type, from, target, detail?, outcome? }` with `type ∈ spy | sabotage | assassinate |
+  cyber | economic | information | proxy` and `outcome ∈ success | exposed` (the LLM
+  declares its *intended* outcome; the engine applies the deterministic effect).
+  `from`/`target` are refs resolved by the shared `resolveNationRef` (id first, then
+  case-insensitive unique name); a `target` that is not a resolvable nation is treated
+  as a region key — it hits that region's SOLE owner (a key with 0 or 2+ owners — or the
+  acting nation itself — is dropped, never thrown). Per type: `sabotage` dips `economy`
+  (−3), `economic` dips `economy` (−5), `cyber` dips `military` (−3), `assassinate` dips
+  `stability` (−5); `information` nudges the from↔target relation one step apart (capped
+  at `hostile`), `proxy` likewise but capped at `rival`; `spy` is informational only.
+  A region-target dip lands on the single `regionStats[regionKey]` entry (hybrid ops
+  never move territory — `regionChanges` is the only lever that does); a nation-target
+  dip lands on every region the nation owns; afterwards the target's derived `stats` is
+  re-derived (0-region / no-entry guards), so the effect persists and the sole-ownership
+  invariant is untouched. **Exposed** (`outcome: "exposed"`) is a backfire: the intended
+  effect is NOT applied; instead the from↔target relation moves one step *toward*
+  `hostile` (capped; `war` is never created or escalated by an exposed op) and a
+  diplomatic/failed event is auto-appended to the turn's `events`.
+  **Additive only — no `GameState.hybrid` field, no `db.ts` change** (the ops are
+  consumed inside `applyTurnResult` after territory + wars and before markers).
+  `isMeaningful` counts hybrid ops; the system prompt documents the field + per-type
+  effects (the "unclear" fallback and the stub both return `hybrid: { ops: [] }`), and the
+  user payload carries the player's `relations` map so the model can reason about the
+  relation caps. The **stub never** proposes a hybrid op, so e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is
+  unaffected and the path is unit-tested only (`server/engine.test.ts`).
+- **Trade & embargo economy layer — `GameState.trades` / `GameState.embargoes`, `TurnResult.economy` (v0.35, #58).**
+  `TurnResult.economy = { trade: EconomyTradeOp[]; embargo: EconomyEmbargoOp[] }` (required;
+  default `{ trade: [], embargo: [] }`) is the model's lever for the economic layer: a
+  bilateral **trade** (`{ a, b, lift? }` — symmetric, stored **sorted** `a < b`) and a
+  unilateral **embargo** (`{ from, target, lift? }` — ordered). No `lift` declares/imposes,
+  `lift: true` ends/lifts (a no-op when absent). Refs are resolved at apply time by the
+  shared `resolveNationRef` (id first, then case-insensitive unique name); an unknown /
+  ambiguous / self-pairing op is dropped (never thrown). The lists live in `GameState`
+  (`trades`/`embargoes`, required, `[]` at creation; a legacy SQLite row without them loads
+  as `[]` — additive, never wiped, like `wars`/`markers`). **Deterministic, no hidden
+  randomness.** Every committed turn, in `applyTurnResult` (after hybrid, before markers):
+  (1) `applyEconomyOps` applies this turn's declares/lifts to the active lists (idempotent
+  declares — an already-active pair/ordered pair is not duplicated); (2)
+  `suspendEconomyOnWar` **auto-suspends** any trade or embargo whose two nations are on
+  opposite sides of an **active** `War` (#56) — a war severs the economic link, so the
+  suspended pair stops producing its effect (this also drops a trade declared this turn
+  between two nations that just went to war); (3) `applyEconomyEffects` applies the per-turn
+  effect to the **full** active lists: each active trade gives **both** parties a small,
+  deterministic `economy` gain (`TRADE_ECONOMY_BONUS`), each active embargo dips the
+  **target's** `economy` only (`EMBARGO_ECONOMY_PENALTY`) — clamped to 0–100, mirrored to
+  every region the nation owns (`regionStats`), and each affected nation's derived `stats`
+  re-derived afterwards (same 0-region / no-entry guards as the hybrid dip). Sole ownership
+  is untouched (the layer moves stats, never territory). `isMeaningful` counts non-empty
+  `economy.trade` / `economy.embargo`; the system prompt documents the field + constraints
+  (at most 1–2 ops per turn, narrated in `events`; warring pairs auto-suspended), and the
+  user payload carries the active `trades`/`embargoes` so the model can `lift` them. The
+  **stub never** declares or lifts a trade/embargo (`economy: { trade: [], embargo: [] }`),
+  so e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is unaffected and the path is unit-tested only
+  (`server/engine.test.ts`).
+- **Resources & Industry — per-region resource profiles + the `industry` lever (v0.36, #59).**
+  Since v0.36 each of the 1,800 sub-regions carries a **synthesized 4-value resource profile**
+  (`{ oil, iron, food, industry }`, each 0–1, 2dp) from the committed `public/region-resources.json`
+  — built by the deterministic, idempotent `scripts/build-region-resources.mjs` (an FNV-1a hash of
+  `` `${key}\u0000${resource}` `` scaled by an area factor from `region-geo.json`, clamped to 1,
+  byte-identical re-run) and loaded by `server/regions.ts` via the same optional-manifest pattern as
+  the other manifests (`hasResources()` / `resourceOf()`, probe `public/` then `dist/`; a missing or
+  malformed file degrades — boosts use the unscaled base value and the aggregate is omitted from the
+  prompt, never a crash). `TurnResult.industry = { projects: IndustryProject[] }` (required, default
+  `{ projects: [] }`; `IndustryProject = { regionKey, type }`, `type ∈ INDUSTRY_TYPES =
+  oil | iron | food | industry`) declares a project on a region. `applyTurnResult` maintains
+  `GameState.industry` (required, `[]` at creation; a legacy SQLite row without the field loads as
+  `[]` — `db.ts`, additive, never wiped) as a **per-region SET**: a region key not in the valid-keys
+  manifest is dropped; a region that already hosts a project is untouched (the first declared type
+  wins — re-declaring is a no-op, the type is never replaced). Every committed turn,
+  `applyIndustryEffects` (placed after the economy block, before markers; the owner is resolved from
+  the FINAL post-claim ownership) grants each active project's region's **SOLE owner** a small,
+  deterministic economy boost — `INDUSTRY_ECONOMY_BONUS = 1` plus one extra point when the region's
+  `industry` resource value is ≥ 0.5 (without the manifest, just the base) — clamped to 0–100,
+  mirrored to every region the owner holds (`regionStats`), and each affected nation's derived `stats`
+  re-derived afterwards (same 0-region / no-entry guards as the economy/hybrid dips). A project on a
+  region with 0 or 2+ owners yields no boost but is **kept** in the list (never removed, never
+  thrown); sole ownership is untouched (the layer moves stats, never territory). `isMeaningful`
+  counts non-empty `industry.projects`; the system prompt documents the field + constraints (a region
+  holds at most one project — never re-declare on a region that already has one; at most 1–2 per
+  turn, each narrated in `events`), and the user payload carries the active projects (`industry`)
+  plus each nation's aggregate resource profile (`resources` — `deriveNationResources` in
+  `shared/protocol.ts`, the area×population-weighted **average** of the owned regions' profiles;
+  omitted entirely when the manifest is not loaded). The **stub never** declares a project
+  (`industry: { projects: [] }`) — e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is unaffected and the path is unit-tested
+  only (`server/engine.test.ts`, `server/protocol.test.ts`, `server/regions.test.ts`,
+  `server/db.test.ts`, `scripts/build-region-resources.test.ts`).
 - **Map click → dossier target (owner resolved from the RegionMap, by region key).**
  Clicking a sub-region does NOT open a popup — it switches the dossier to that sub-region's
  owning nation (`focusNation(ownerId, {name})` in `App.tsx`, which also records which region was
@@ -2,6 +2,123 @@

 All notable changes to **History** are listed here, newest first.

+## v0.37.0 — 2026-10-15 19:15
+- **#60: Nuclear / WMD — a per-nation `nuclear` capability flag + a `TurnResult.nuclear` lever (`arm` + `strikes`) with deterministic strikes and MAD retaliation.** A nation is *nuclear-capable* when its `nuclear` flag is `true` **or** it currently owns a `rocket` marker (a launch site is an arsenal). The model can **arm** nations (grant the flag — idempotent; a newly-armed nation is capable the same turn, since `arm` is applied before `strikes`) and fire **strikes** (`{ from, target }`). The engine is **fully deterministic (no hidden randomness)** and **additive** (a `db.ts` change is not needed — `nuclear` is an optional `Nation` field; a pre-v0.37 row loads with the flag absent).
+  - **Capability (`shared/protocol.ts`).** `isNuclearCapable(nation, markers)` — exported pure helper: `nation.nuclear === true` **or** it owns a `rocket` marker (`marker.type === 'rocket' && marker.ownerNationId === nation.id`). Markers supply the *pre-turn* rocket set, so a rocket placed this turn makes the owner capable from the *next* turn.
+  - **Types (`shared/types.ts`).** `Nation.nuclear?: boolean` (optional; `undefined`/absent = not armed; default `false` behavior).
+  - **Protocol (`shared/protocol.ts`).** New `NuclearStrike` (`{ from; target }` — `from` is the striking nation, `target` is a nation ref or a region key) and `NuclearOps` (`{ arm: string[]; strikes: NuclearStrike[] }`); `TurnResult.nuclear` is **required**, placed between `industry` and `markers`, default `{ arm: [], strikes: [] }`. New exported `NuclearStatKey` (`'economy' | 'military' | 'stability'`) and the two deterministic collapse tables: **`NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE = { economy: −40, military: −50, stability: −40 }**` (a full strike's effect on the struck nation / region owner) and **`NUCLEAR_RETALIATION = { economy: −20, military: −25, stability: −20 }`**` (the half-strength MAD backfire).
+  - **Engine (`server/engine.ts`).**
+    - `validateNuclearOps(raw)` — new exported, defensive validator (never throws): a missing/malformed object yields `{ arm: [], strikes: [] }`; `arm` entries are non-empty strings (≤120 chars) deduped; a strike needs a non-empty `from` **and** `target` (≤120) and is **dropped when it targets itself** (same ref, case-insensitive) — a self-strike is a no-op, never thrown.
+    - `applyNuclearOps(next, ops, state, geoOf?, validKeys?, regionNameOf?, actingTurn?)` — new exported, the load-bearing nuclear block. **`arm` first** (idempotent; a resolve miss or a self-arm is a no-op), then **`strikes`** in order: resolve `from` (an unresolvable or non-capable striker is **dropped** — capability checked against the *pre-turn* marker set plus any flag granted this turn); a `target` that is a **nation** collapses it (the `NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE` deltas applied to its `stats` and every region it owns, each affected nation's derived stats re-derived, 0-region / no-entry guards as elsewhere), ends **every active war it fights** by **capitulation** (`endWarsBetween` captures the active pairs *before* ending so a war declared+ended the same turn is handled), and downgrades the now-inactive `war` relations to `hostile`; a `target` that is a **region key** releases it to no man's land (a key with 0 or 2+ owners, or one the striker itself owns, is **dropped**), deletes its `regionStats` entry, and collapses its **sole owner** the same way. **MAD**: if the struck nation (or the struck region's sole owner) is itself nuclear-capable, it retaliates against the striker for the half-strength `NUCLEAR_RETALIATION` (clamped, mirrored, re-derived) and the two nations' relations are forced to `hostile` (`forceHostile` — both directions, unless already `war`). Each strike and each retaliation appends a dramatic **`military`** event (`war` is not a valid `EventType`). Sole ownership is never broken by a strike (a region is released, not re-claimed) and the block never throws.
+    - `applyTurnResult` — the nuclear block runs **after `industry` and before `markers`** (order: events → relations → territory → stateChanges → recompute → wars → hybrid → economy → industry → **nuclear** → markers → nationOps); it passes the *original* (pre-turn) `state` for the capability marker set and the current `regionNameOf` for event text.
+    - `isMeaningful` — a non-empty `nuclear.arm` or `nuclear.strikes` makes a turn meaningful.
+    - `validateTurnResult` — initializes and validates `nuclear` (default `{ arm: [], strikes: [] }`).
+    - `buildSystemPrompt` — documents the `nuclear` field and a constraint bullet (the capability rule; `arm` is idempotent; a strike hits a nation or a region; the collapse + capitulation + MAD outcomes; at most one strike per turn, always narrated) in both tool and plain modes.
+    - `buildUserPrompt` — new optional `nuclear` param (`Record<string, boolean>`, the per-nation capability map); when provided, each `state.nations` entry in the payload is stamped with its `nuclear` capability; when undefined the key is omitted entirely (stub / no-capability prompt stays byte-identical). `runTurn` always supplies the map (computed from `isNuclearCapable` over `state.markers`).
+  - **Stub (`server/stub.ts`).** `deterministicTurn` always returns `nuclear: { arm: [], strikes: [] }` — the stub **never** arms a nation or fires a strike, so the e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is unaffected and the nuclear path is covered by unit tests only.
+  - **Tests.** 29 new unit tests: `isNuclearCapable` (flag / own rocket / non-rocket / other's rocket / null owner); `validateNuclearOps` (well-formed, `arm` dedupe, missing `from`/`target`, self-target drop, malformed top-level); `applyTurnResult` nuclear (arm idempotency across turns, arm+strike same turn, region strike → release + stats deleted + owner collapse + no MAD + the single `military` event, nation strike + pre-existing war → capitulation + hostile, nation strike + same-turn declare → capitulation + hostile, MAD on a capable nation target, MAD on a capable region owner, rocket-marker-only capability, non-capable striker dropped, 2+-owner region dropped, 0-owner/unowned region dropped, self-target dropped, malformed strikes never throw); `isMeaningful` (arm / strike); `buildUserPrompt` (per-nation capability stamped when the map is given, omitted when undefined); and two `db.test.ts` round-trips (a legacy row with no flag loads with it absent; a set flag round-trips through save/load).
+- **Version** bumped `0.36.0 → 0.37.0`.
+
+## v0.36.0 — 2026-10-15 18:17
+- **#59: Resources & Industry — per-region synthesized resource profiles + a per-region industry-project lever with a deterministic per-turn economy boost.** Every prior lever moved borders, dipped stats one-shot, or proposed a player-confirmed change; this version adds a **resource abundance layer** (every sub-region gets a synthesized 4-value profile) and a **development lever**: the model can build industry projects (oil facilities, iron mines, food operations, factories) in individual regions, and every committed turn each active project pays its region's sole owner a small, deterministic economy gain scaled by the region's `industry` resource value. The engine is **fully deterministic (no hidden randomness)**: the resource profiles are a pure function of the region key (FNV-1a) scaled by an area factor, and the per-turn effect is a fixed, clamped, mirrored, re-derived stat adjustment.
+  - **Manifest (`public/region-resources.json`, new).** 1,800 entries — region key → `{ oil, iron, food, industry }` (each 0–1, 2dp) — built by the new turf-free, deterministic, **idempotent** `scripts/build-region-resources.mjs` (`npm run build:region-resources`): per resource, `(fnv1a32(`${key}\u0000${resource}`) & 0x3fff) / 0x4000` → [0,1), times an area factor `1 + 0.2·min(1, log10(1+area)/8)` (max ≈1.2) from `region-geo.json` (missing geo / zero area → pure hash), clamped to 1, keys sorted, byte-identical re-run. Pinned by `scripts/build-region-resources.test.ts` (key-set equality vs `region-keys.json`, sorted order, per-entry shape, spot-checked values, determinism via a re-run).
+  - **Types (`shared/types.ts`).** New `RegionResources` (`{ oil; iron; food; industry }`), `IndustryType` (`'oil' | 'iron' | 'food' | 'industry'`) + `INDUSTRY_TYPES` const, `IndustryProject` (`{ regionKey; type }`), and the required `GameState.industry: IndustryProject[]` field (placed after `embargoes`). `[]` on a fresh game; rows saved before v0.36 load with it defaulted to `[]` (additive, never wiped).
+  - **Protocol (`shared/protocol.ts`).** New `IndustryOps` (`{ projects: IndustryProject[] }`); `TurnResult.industry` is required, placed between `economy` and `markers`. New exported `deriveNationResources(regionKeys, resourceOf?, geoOf?)` — a nation's aggregate profile as the **area×population-weighted AVERAGE** (an average, not a median, is the meaningful aggregation for an abundance profile) of the resource profiles of its owned regions, same weight formula as `deriveNationStats`, 2dp-rounded, zero profile when no owned region has a profile.
+  - **Engine (`server/engine.ts`).**
+    - `isIndustryType(t)` — exported guard over the four types (mirrors `isHybridOpType`).
+    - `validateIndustryOps(raw)` — new exported, defensive validator (never throws): a missing/malformed object yields `{ projects: [] }`; each op needs a non-empty `regionKey` (≤120 chars) and a known `type`.
+    - `industryBoost(regionKey, resourceOf?)` — internal; `INDUSTRY_ECONOMY_BONUS = 1` plus one extra point when the region's `industry` value is ≥ 0.5 (without the manifest, just the base).
+    - `applyIndustryOps(next, ops, validKeys?)` — internal; applies the turn's projects to `GameState.industry` as a **per-region SET** — a key not in the valid-keys manifest is dropped; a region that already hosts a project is untouched (first type wins; re-declare is a no-op, the type is never replaced).
+    - `applyIndustryEffects(next, resourceOf?, geoOf?)` — new exported; the per-turn effect, applied **every committed turn** to the **full** active list: each project grants its region's **SOLE owner** (owner resolved from the FINAL post-claim ownership; 0 or 2+ owners → no boost, project **kept**, never thrown) a deterministic economy boost, clamped to 0–100, mirrored to every region the owner holds (`regionStats`), and each affected nation's derived `stats` re-derived afterwards (same 0-region / no-entry guards as the economy/hybrid dips). Sole ownership is untouched (the layer moves stats, never territory). No-op when there are no active projects; never throws.
+    - `applyTurnResult` — new `resourceOf` param (last) and **industry block** (after the economy block, before markers): `applyIndustryOps` → `applyIndustryEffects` (ops first, so a project declared this turn is paid this turn).
+    - `isMeaningful` — non-empty `industry.projects` makes a turn meaningful.
+    - `validateTurnResult` — initializes and validates `industry` (default `{ projects: [] }`).
+    - `buildSystemPrompt` — documents the `industry` field and a constraint bullet (a per-resource development lever; one project per region — never re-declare on a region that already has one; at most 1–2 per turn, each narrated in `events`) in both tool and plain modes.
+    - `buildUserPrompt` — new optional `nationResources` (each nation's aggregate profile) and `industryProjects` (the active projects) params — emitted as `resources` / `industry` in the payload, only when provided (so the stub / no-manifest prompt stays byte-identical).
+    - `runTurn` — new optional `resourceOf` (last); computes `nationResources` via `deriveNationResources` **only when** the resource manifest is loaded (otherwise omitted from the prompt); passes both new payload fields; the "unclear" fallback carries `industry: { projects: [] }`; `applyTurnResult` receives `resourceOf`.
+  - **Regions loader (`server/regions.ts`).** The optional-manifest pattern extended: `region-resources.json` is probed after `public/` then `dist/`; malformed entries (any of the four values not a finite number in [0,1]) are filtered out, a failure logs `[regions] failed to load region-resources.json, continuing without it` and the server keeps working without it; new `hasResources()` / `resourceOf(key)` accessors (mirror `hasGeo()` / `geoOf()`).
+  - **Server wiring (`server/index.ts`).** The jump route passes `resourceOf: hasResources() ? (key) => resourceOf(key) : undefined` into `runTurn` (like `geoOf`); fresh preset games are created with `industry: []` (dynamic games already via `shared/scenario.ts`).
+  - **Persistence (`server/db.ts`).** `load()` defaults `industry` to `[]` on rows saved before v0.36 (additive migration, alongside `unowned`/`pendingNationOps`/`markers`/`wars`/`trades`/`embargoes`) — legacy games are never wiped and never gain phantom projects.
+  - **Stub (`server/stub.ts`).** The deterministic stub returns `industry: { projects: [] }` — it **never** declares an industry project, so the e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) assertions are unaffected and the path is covered by unit tests only. `StubPayload` gains optional `resources` / `industry` fields (ignored).
+  - **Unit tests.** New: `scripts/build-region-resources.test.ts` (5 tests); `server/regions.test.ts` (resources load/spot-check/unknown-key, degradation, prod `dist/` layout, incl. a new "with the manifest" case); `server/protocol.test.ts` — `deriveNationResources` (7 tests: area×population weighting, unweighted degradation, profile-skipping, zero profile, single region, weight fallback, 2dp rounding); `server/db.test.ts` — legacy-row default; `server/engine.test.ts` — `validateIndustryOps` (shape/drops), `applyTurnResult` industry ops (declare, per-region SET / re-declare no-op, invalid-key drop, persistence across turns), `applyIndustryEffects` (sole-owner boost, ≥0.5 scaling, multi-project accumulation, ownerless/2+ owner kept-but-unpaid, no-op empty), `isMeaningful`, the system-prompt contract (both modes), the user-prompt payload (carried / omitted), and the `runTurn` defensive init; all pre-existing fixtures gained the new required fields (mechanical, deliberate updates).
+  - **Client.** No change — the industry layer is an engine/LLM concern; its effects surface through the existing stats and event feed.
+  - **AGENTS.md.** New convention entry documenting the resource manifest, the per-region SET semantics, the sole-owner per-turn boost, and the stub/test coverage; the `public/` layout, the scripts pipeline line, and the Commands table all gained `region-resources` / `build:region-resources`.
+
+## v0.35.0 — 2026-10-15 17:22
+- **#58: Trade & Embargoes — a bilateral trade + embargo economy layer with a deterministic per-turn effect and war auto-suspension.** Every prior turn lever moved borders, dipped stats one-shot, or proposed a player-confirmed change. This version adds `TurnResult.economy = { trade: EconomyTradeOp[]; embargo: EconomyEmbargoOp[] }` (required, default `{ trade: [], embargo: [] }`) so the model can declare/lift **bilateral trade agreements** and **unilateral embargoes**, which persist in `GameState` and apply a small, deterministic economic effect **every committed turn**. The engine is **fully deterministic (no hidden randomness)** and **additive** — declares add to the lists, lifts remove, and nothing else (not even a war, beyond the suspension below) mutates them.
+  - **Types (`shared/types.ts`).** New `TradeAgreement` (`{ a; b }` — a symmetric pair, stored sorted `a < b`) and `Embargo` (`{ from; target }` — an ordered unilateral pair) interfaces, plus the required `GameState.trades` and `GameState.embargoes` fields (placed after `wars`). Both are `[]` on a fresh game; rows saved before v0.35 load with them defaulted to `[]` (additive, never wiped).
+  - **Protocol (`shared/protocol.ts`).** New `EconomyTradeOp` (`{ a; b; lift? }`), `EconomyEmbargoOp` (`{ from; target; lift? }`), and `EconomyOps` (`{ trade; embargo }`) types. `TurnResult.economy` is required, placed between `hybrid` and `markers`; a no-`lift` op declares/imposes, `lift: true` ends/lifts.
+  - **Engine (`server/engine.ts`).**
+    - `validateEconomyOps(raw)` — new exported, defensive validator (never throws): a missing/malformed object yields `{ trade: [], embargo: [] }`; each op needs non-empty `a`/`b` (or `from`/`target`) refs (trimmed, ≤200 chars) and a boolean `lift` (default false). Raw refs are kept — resolution happens at apply time against the real state (like wars/hybrid ops).
+    - `applyEconomyOps(next, ops)` — internal; resolves each op's refs via `resolveNationRef` (id first, then unique case-insensitive name). An unresolvable / ambiguous / self-pairing op is dropped (never thrown). A no-`lift` trade **declares** the agreement idempotently (stored sorted, so `{a,b}` and `{b,a}` are the same pair); `lift: true` ends it (a no-op when absent). A no-`lift` embargo **imposes** the ordered from→target pair idempotently; `lift: true` lifts it.
+    - `suspendEconomyOnWar(next)` — internal; any active trade or embargo whose two nations are on **opposite sides of an active war** (v0.33, #56) is removed — a war severs the economic link, so the suspended agreement stops producing its per-turn effect from now on. Runs **after** the turn's war declare/end ops (so it sees the final `next.wars`, including a war declared this turn) and **before** the per-turn effect.
+    - `applyEconomyEffects(next, geoOf?)` — internal; the per-turn effect, applied **every committed turn** to the **full** active lists (not just this turn's declares): each active trade grants **both** parties a small, deterministic economy gain (`TRADE_ECONOMY_BONUS`); each active embargo applies a small, deterministic economy dip to the **target only** (`EMBARGO_ECONOMY_PENALTY`). Clamped to 0–100, mirrored to every region the nation owns (`regionStats`), and each affected nation's derived `stats` re-derived afterwards (same 0-region/no-entry guards as the hybrid dip). No-op when there are no active trades or embargoes; never throws.
+    - `applyTurnResult` — new **economy block** (after the hybrid block, before markers): `applyEconomyOps` → `suspendEconomyOnWar` → `applyEconomyEffects`, in that order (ops first, so a same-turn trade declared between two nations that just went to war is suspended; effects then run on the surviving full lists). Sole ownership is untouched (the economy layer moves stats, never territory).
+    - `isMeaningful` — a non-empty `economy.trade` or `economy.embargo` makes a turn meaningful.
+    - `validateTurnResult` — initializes and validates `economy` (default `{ trade: [], embargo: [] }`).
+    - `buildSystemPrompt` — documents the `economy` field and a constraint bullet (bilateral trade gains both parties; a unilateral embargo hits the target only; omit `lift` to declare/impose, `lift: true` to end/lift; at most 1–2 ops per turn, narrated in `events`; trades/embargoes between warring nations are auto-suspended) in both tool and plain modes.
+    - `buildUserPrompt` — new optional `trades` and `embargoes` params (the currently active agreements/embargoes) so the model knows what is active and can `lift` it; emitted only when provided.
+    - `runTurn` — passes `state.trades` and `state.embargoes` to `buildUserPrompt`; the "unclear" fallback carries `economy: { trade: [], embargo: [] }`.
+  - **Stub (`server/stub.ts`).** The deterministic stub returns `economy: { trade: [], embargo: [] }` — it **never** declares or lifts a trade or embargo, so the e2e (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) assertions are unaffected and the path is covered by unit tests only (`server/engine.test.ts`).
+  - **Persistence (`server/db.ts`).** `load()` defaults `trades`/`embargoes` to `[]` on rows saved before v0.35 (additive migration, alongside `unowned`/`pendingNationOps`/`markers`/`wars`) — legacy games are never wiped and never gain phantom trades/embargoes.
+  - **Game creation (`server/index.ts`, `shared/scenario.ts`).** Fresh games (preset and dynamic) are created with `trades: []` and `embargoes: []`.
+
+## v0.34.0 — 2026-10-15 16:35
+- **#57: Espionage & Hybrid War — a non-kinetic operations spectrum with a deterministic per-type effect and an exposure backfire.** Every prior turn lever was kinetic (conquest, state-change, region-change, wars, takeovers) or a player-confirmed proposal (nation ops). This version adds `TurnResult.hybrid = { ops: HybridOp[] }` (required, default `{ ops: [] }`) so the model can run **covert, non-kinetic** operations: spies, sabotage, assassination attempts, cyberattacks, economic pressure, disinformation, and proxy support. Unlike territory these **never move borders** — they dip a target's stats or sour a relation. The engine is **fully deterministic (no hidden randomness)**: the LLM declares an intended `outcome` (`success` by default, or `exposed`); a successful op applies its small per-type effect, an `exposed` op **backfires** (no effect, the actor's relation with the target sours one step toward hostile, and an auto `diplomatic`/`failure` event is emitted).
+  - **Protocol (`shared/protocol.ts`).** New `HybridOpType` (the seven types) + `HYBRID_OP_TYPES` const, and the `HybridOp` interface (`{ type; from; target; detail?; outcome? }`). `from` is the acting nation (id or unique name — resolved at apply time); `target` is **either** a nation (id/name) **or** a region key (hits that region's sole owner). `TurnResult.hybrid = { ops: HybridOp[] }` is required, placed between `wars` and `markers`.
+  - **Engine (`server/engine.ts`).**
+    - `isHybridOpType(t)` — exported guard over the seven types.
+    - `validateHybridOps(raw)` — new exported, defensive validator (never throws): accepts the `{ ops: […] }` object **or** a bare array; each op needs a known `type`, a non-empty `from` (≤200) and non-empty `target` (≤200); `outcome:'exposed'` is kept (success/missing is omitted to keep the shape minimal); `detail` capped at 300.
+    - `HYBRID_STAT_EFFECT` — exported table of the deterministic per-type stat dip: `sabotage`→economy −3, `assassinate`→stability −5, `cyber`→military −3, `economic`→economy −5; `spy`/`information`/`proxy` have no stat effect.
+    - `shiftRelationTowardHostile(state, a, b, cap)` — exported; nudges the bilateral relation **one** rung up the hostile ladder (`ally→neutral→rival→hostile`), symmetrically, capped at `cap`; a missing relation starts at `neutral`; a `war` relation is never touched (a covert op neither fabricates nor downgrades a war). Used for the `information`/`proxy` nudge and the `exposed` backfire.
+    - `resolveHybridTarget(state, target, validKeys?)` — internal; resolves a target to the concrete nation it affects: a nation ref via `resolveNationRef`, else a region key's **sole** owner (0 or 2+ owners → not targetable); `validKeys` (when supplied) gates the region path.
+    - `applyHybridOp(next, op, geoOf?, validKeys?, regionNameOf?, actingTurn?)` — internal; resolves `from`/`target` (unknown/ambiguous actor, unresolvable target, and self-targets are dropped — never throw), then applies the per-type effect: an `exposed` op backfires (relation sours one step, cap hostile, auto `diplomatic`/`failure` event); a successful stat op dips the target's `regionStats` (the single named region for a region target, otherwise **every** region the target owns) and re-derives the target nation's aggregate stats (same 0-region/no-entry guards as the main recompute) so the effect persists; `information`/`proxy` nudge the relation (caps `hostile`/`rival`); `spy` is informational only.
+    - `applyTurnResult` — new **hybrid block** (after the wars block, before markers): applies each validated op against the post-wars state. Sole ownership is preserved (a hybrid op affects stats, never ownership).
+    - `isMeaningful` — a non-empty `hybrid.ops` makes a turn meaningful.
+    - `validateTurnResult` — initializes and validates `hybrid` (default `{ ops: [] }`).
+    - `buildSystemPrompt` — documents the `hybrid` field and a HARD CONSTRAINTS bullet (non-kinetic, never moves borders, the per-type effects, the `exposed` backfire, region-key targets hit the sole owner, at most a few per turn, narrate each in `events`) in both tool and plain modes.
+    - `buildUserPrompt` — new optional `relations` param (the player's `nationId → RelationStatus` map) so the model sees the ladder its ops nudge and the starting point before a backfire; emitted only when provided.
+    - `runTurn` — computes the player's `relations` from state and passes them as the last `buildUserPrompt` arg; the "unclear" fallback carries `hybrid: { ops: [] }`.
+  - **Additive only.** No `GameState` field, **no** DB migration, **no** `db.ts` change — `hybrid` lives entirely in the `TurnResult` and is consumed by `applyTurnResult`.
+  - **Stub (`server/stub.ts`).** `deterministicTurn` returns `hybrid: { ops: [] }` — the stub **never** runs a covert op (mirrors `nationOps: []`, `takeovers: []`, `wars`). `StubPayload` gains an optional `relations` field (ignored). E2E (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is fully unaffected; the path is unit-tested only.
+  - **Unit tests (`server/engine.test.ts`).** ~30 new tests: `isHybridOpType`; `validateHybridOps` (both raw shapes, trim/cap, exposed-vs-success, drop rules); `validateTurnResult` — hybrid; `isMeaningful` — hybrid; `shiftRelationTowardHostile` (ladder, caps, war-untouched, missing=neutral); `applyTurnResult` — hybrid (each stat type's dip, nation-vs-region target, the per-type relation nudge & caps, `exposed` backfire + auto event, exposed-on-war, drop rules for unknown actor / self-target / unknown region / double-owned region, the `validKeys` gate, borders-untouched invariant, `HYBRID_STAT_EFFECT` magnitudes); `buildSystemPrompt` — hybrid contract (both modes); `buildUserPrompt` — relations; stub — hybrid.
+  - **Client.** No change — hybrid ops are an engine/LLM concern; their effects surface through the existing stats, relations, and event feed.
+  - **AGENTS.md.** New convention entry documenting the `hybrid` field, the deterministic per-type effects, the `exposed` backfire, the region-vs-nation targeting, and the stub/test coverage.
+
+## v0.33.0 — 2026-10-15 15:45
+- **#56: War as a first-class state — the `war` relation becomes a named `War` entity.** The v0.22+ `war` relation was a bare boolean flag on the `Relation` type with no lifecycle, no identity, and no way to distinguish "at war since 1939" from "at war since 1941" or to narrate the end of a conflict. This version promotes it to a first-class `War` entity in `GameState.wars` with a stable id, sides, declaration date/turn, optional aims, a lifecycle status (`active` / `armistice` / `capitulation`), and an optional front (region keys). The LLM declares and ends wars via `TurnResult.wars = { declare, end }` (both required, default `[]`); the engine creates/updates the entity and **derives** the `war` relation from active wars (any two nations on opposite sides of ≥1 active war get `war` in both directions, overriding lesser statuses — you cannot "make peace" without ending the war). When a war ends, the pairs it caused that are not covered by another active war fall back to `hostile`. A **bare** `war` relation with no matching active war (legacy/back-compat) is never downgraded and never force-created. **Mutual-defense drag-in**: when a war is declared, each belligerent's `ally`-relation partners are added to the war's `sides` (one level, no cascade; deterministic — sides in declared order, allies in sorted id order), so the dragged-in ally becomes `war` with all belligerents including its former ally.
+  - **Types (`shared/types.ts`).** New `War` interface (`id`, `sides: string[]` ≥2 distinct, `declaredTurn: number`, `declaredDate?: string`, `aims?: string[]`, `status: 'active'|'armistice'|'capitulation'`, `front?: string[]`); `GameState.wars: War[]` (required, `[]` at creation; a legacy SQLite row without the field loads as `[]` — additive, never wipes).
+  - **Protocol (`shared/protocol.ts`).** New `WarDeclareOp` (`{ sides: string[]; aims?: string[] }`) and `WarEndOp` (`{ id: string; outcome: 'armistice'|'capitulation'; terms?: string }`); `TurnResult.wars = { declare: WarDeclareOp[]; end: WarEndOp[] }` (both required, default `[]`). New `WarInfo` interface (`{ id; sides; aims? }`) for the user-prompt payload.
+  - **Engine (`server/engine.ts`).**
+    - `validateWarOps(raw)` — new exported, defensive validator (never throws): non-object → empty; `declare` — sides trimmed/capped 200/deduped, ≥2; aims ≤5×200; `end` — id ≤200, outcome exactly `armistice`|`capitulation`, terms ≤400.
+    - `activeWarPairs(wars): Set<string>` — NUL-joined sorted pair keys for active-only wars.
+    - `atWar(wars, a, b)` — convenience check.
+    - `syncWarRelations(prev, next)` — exported; enforces the derived `war` relation (active pairs → `war` both directions; ended pairs not covered by another active war → `hostile`; bare `war` never downgraded, never force-created).
+    - `freshWarId(taken)` — first free of `w1`, `w2`, … (next to `freshNationId`).
+    - `applyTurnResult` — new **wars block** (after takeovers, before markers): declare → create `War` (sides resolved via `resolveNationRef`; <2 distinct → dropped); end → find by id (unknown → no-op); then `syncWarRelations(state, next)`.
+    - `isMeaningful` — a non-empty `declare` or `end` makes a turn meaningful.
+    - `buildSystemPrompt` — documents the `wars` field (declare/end, at most 1–2 per turn, each narrated in `events`; the `war` relation is derived — do not emit it directly for active-war pairs).
+    - `buildUserPrompt` — carries current **active** wars as `WarInfo[]` so the model can `end` by id.
+    - `runTurn` — computes active-only `wars` from `state.wars`, passes as last arg; the "unclear" fallback carries `wars: { declare: [], end: [] }`.
+  - **DB (`server/db.ts`).** `load` defaults `state.wars` to `[]` when absent (after the markers default, before `migrateRegionStats`).
+  - **Stub (`server/stub.ts`).** `deterministicTurn` returns `wars: { declare: [], end: [] }` — the stub never declares or ends a war (mirrors `nationOps: []`, `takeovers: []`). E2E (CI, `LLM_STUB=1`) is unaffected; the path is unit-tested only.
+  - **Unit tests (`server/engine.test.ts`).** ~30 new tests: `freshWarId`, `validateWarOps`, `validateTurnResult` (wars), `activeWarPairs` / `atWar`, `syncWarRelations`, `applyTurnResult` — wars (declare creates war + derives relations; end removes active status + un-derives relations; mutual-defense drag-in; unknown-id end no-op; duplicate declare skip; unresolvable-ref drop; bare-war back-compat; relations-override-forced-back; same-turn declare+end leaves prior relation untouched), `isMeaningful` — wars, `buildSystemPrompt` — wars contract, `buildUserPrompt` — wars, stub — wars.
+  - **Client.** No change — wars are an engine/LLM concern; the UI already renders the `war` relation from the `Relation` type (which the engine now keeps in sync).
+  - **AGENTS.md.** New convention entry documenting the `War` entity, the `syncWarRelations` algorithm, the mutual-defense drag-in, and the stub/test coverage.
+
+## v0.32.0 — 2026-10-15 10:56
+- **#54: non-military takeovers become a visible regime change — a `Takeover` in the turn renames the nation.** The v0.30.0 stats work made stability a *soft* lever: the system prompt told the model that a low-stability nation (`stability < 30`) hosting a `gathering` marker "can suffer a non-military takeover — a coup, revolution or faction seizure of power", narrated with an event and a stat shock — but the model had no actual *field* to express the regime change itself, so the nation's name never changed and the takeover was invisible in the world. This version closes that gap with a new `TurnResult.takeovers` field: `Takeover = { nationRef, newRegimeName }`. Each entry is an **automatic, in-world** regime change applied directly by `applyTurnResult` (unlike `nationOps`, which are player-confirmed proposals) — the target nation's display `name` becomes `newRegimeName`, while its stable `id`, territory, relations (keyed by id), stats, and `playerNationId` are all preserved, so a player whose nation is overthrown keeps leading it under the new regime.
+  - **Protocol (`shared/protocol.ts`).** New `Takeover` interface (`nationRef` + `newRegimeName`, both strings). `TurnResult.takeovers: Takeover[]` is **required** (default `[]`), placed between `nationOps` and `markers`.
+  - **Engine (`server/engine.ts`).**
+    - `validateTakeovers(raw)` — new exported, defensive validator (same style as `validateNationOps`, never throws): non-array → `[]`; each entry must be an object with a non-empty (whitespace-trimmed) `nationRef` **and** a non-empty `newRegimeName`, each capped at 200 chars; anything else is dropped. Resolution of `nationRef` (id first, then a case-insensitive unique name) happens at apply time via the existing `resolveNationRef` — an unknown or ambiguous ref is a no-op at apply, never a throw.
+    - `validateTurnResult` populates `takeovers` from the validated array (and the generic "unclear" fallback in `runTurn` carries `takeovers: []`).
+    - `applyTurnResult` applies takeovers **after** the per-region stats recompute and **before** the markers block (the rename is order-independent of territory/stats; marker owners are nation **ids**, not names, so the rename never disturbs the owner recompute).
+    - `isMeaningful` — a turn that only performs a takeover is meaningful (it survives the retry/nudge path).
+    - `buildSystemPrompt` — the JSON shape gains `"takeovers": [{…}]` and a new HARD CONSTRAINTS bullet documents the field: **automatic, NOT player-confirmed**; fire it when a low-stability nation hosting a `gathering` marker is overthrown (the v0.30 stability/gathering mechanic now has a concrete consequence), narrate it with a political/social success event plus a stability/economy shock, and use `nationOps` rename only for the player-confirmed kind of name change.
+  - **Stub (`server/stub.ts`).** `deterministicTurn` returns `takeovers: []` (the stub never performs a takeover) — its one-conquest behavior and every e2e assertion are untouched; the regime-rename path is covered by unit tests only.
+  - **Client.** No change — a takeover is just a nation `name` change, which the existing dossier / event feed / map rendering already show (the nation keeps its stable color, since that is keyed by id).
+  - **Unit tests (`server/engine.test.ts`).** 15 new tests: the apply suite (a takeover renames the target with id/territory/relations/stats preserved; a takeover of the player's own nation preserves `playerNationId`; unknown ref → no-op; ambiguous ref → no-op; empty/whitespace `newRegimeName` dropped at validation; multiple takeovers in one turn all apply; a takeover turn bumps the version exactly once; case-insensitive name resolution); `isMeaningful` with takeovers; the system-prompt contract (both modes document the field + the automatic/not-player-confirmed rule + the stability/gathering tie-in + the distinction from `nationOps` rename); `validateTakeovers` (valid entries trimmed/capped, invalid dropped, non-array → `[]`, `validateTurnResult` carry-through + default); the stub returns `takeovers: []`. All existing `TurnResult` literals in the suite gained the new required field. Totals: **322 unit tests (14 files)**; typecheck, lint, and build green.
+
 ## v0.31.0 — 2026-10-15 10:22
 - **#52: dynamic scenario generation — the "Create scenario" path.** An additive second way to start a game alongside the 5 static presets: the user picks one of **3 light era templates** (`ww2` 1939, `present` 2026, `near-future` 2035) and writes a free-text **description** (plus an editable start year), and the LLM **generates** a draft world + an advisor **checkpoint list** (step 1). The player reviews the checkpoints (approve/remove) and picks a nation to lead, and a second LLM call **finalizes** the world — constrained to the *approved* checkpoints — into a saved, playable `GameState` (step 2): a normal game at `#/game/<id>` that plays with the existing turn engine, map, and panels untouched. The 5 static presets and the turn stub (`server/stub.ts`) are 100% unchanged; a new deterministic **scenario stub** (a distinct transport discriminating the two calls by marker) makes the whole path reproducible under `LLM_STUB=1`.
  - **Era templates (`presets/templates/`).** Three small JSON seeds + an `index.json` manifest — each `{ id, name, year, eraDescription, suggestedPowers: [{ name, region (ISO_A3), note }], tensions: [] }` (e.g. near-future suggests a North American Union/USA, a Chinese Federation/CHN, a European Confederation/FRA, a Russian Union/RUS, with tensions like "autonomous weapons and the new arms race"). `server/templates.ts` is a tiny store mirroring `createPresetStore` (manifest + per-file load; a missing/broken file degrades to absent).
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
  "name": "history",
-  "version": "0.31.0",
+  "version": "0.37.0",
  "private": true,
  "type": "module",
  "description": "AI-driven alternate-history simulator — the LLM is the world engine (Pax Historia style).",
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@
    "build:region-adjacency": "node scripts/build-region-adjacency.mjs",
    "build:region-centroids": "node scripts/build-region-centroids.mjs",
    "build:region-geo": "node scripts/build-region-geo.mjs",
+    "build:region-resources": "node scripts/build-region-resources.mjs",
    "extract:admin0-pop": "node scripts/extract-admin0-pop.mjs",
    "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit",
    "lint": "eslint .",
@@ -0,0 +1,149 @@
+/**
+ * scripts/build-region-resources.mjs — build the region **resources** manifest:
+ * `public/region-resources.json` = `{ "<regionKey>": { "oil": <0-1>, "iron": <0-1>, "food": <0-1>, "industry": <0-1> }, ... }`.
+ *
+ * Every sub-region (region key, see `public/region-keys.json`) gets a
+ * synthesized four-value resource profile. For each resource dimension a
+ * value in [0, 1] (2 decimal places) is derived from the FNV-1a 32-bit hash
+ * of the region key (salted per resource — the same tiny, stable, pure
+ * string hash the region keys themselves use), then scaled MODESTLY by the
+ * region's area (from the committed `public/region-geo.json`, when present):
+ * larger regions carry a slightly higher value (a log-scaled factor of at
+ * most ~1.2), so a big region reads as holding more of each resource. The
+ * geo file is OPTIONAL — without it (or for a zero-area region) the factor
+ * is exactly 1 and the profile is pure hash.
+ *
+ * This is the v0.36 (#59) "Resources & Industry" data source: the engine
+ * scales each region's per-turn industry boost by its `industry` value, and
+ * the LLM prompt carries each nation's aggregate profile (the
+ * area×population-weighted mean of the owned regions' profiles, see
+ * `deriveNationResources` in shared/protocol.ts). The profiles are
+ * synthesized (there is no real per-sub-region resource census) — they exist
+ * to give the model a stable, deterministic world fact to reason about.
+ *
+ * Output contract (asserted by scripts/build-region-resources.test.ts):
+ *   - one entry for **every** region key, keyed identically to
+ *     `public/region-keys.json` (same key set, 1,800 entries);
+ *   - each entry is `{ oil, iron, food, industry }`, every value a finite
+ *     number in [0, 1] with at most 2 decimal places;
+ *   - keys are in sorted (deterministic) order.
+ *
+ * Deterministic + idempotent: fixed inputs (the key manifest, and the
+ * committed geo file when present), pure string hashing, fixed 2-dp
+ * rounding, and stable sorted key order → a re-run rewrites a byte-identical
+ * file (the test re-runs this script and compares bytes).
+ *
+ * Usage: `node scripts/build-region-resources.mjs`  (or `npm run build:region-resources`).
+ */
+import { readFileSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs';
+import path from 'node:path';
+import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
+
+const here = path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
+const root = path.resolve(here, '..');
+
+const round2 = (v) => Math.round(v * 100) / 100;
+
+/** FNV-1a 32-bit — the same tiny, stable, pure hash the region keys use. */
+function fnv1a32(str) {
+  let h = 0x811c9dc5;
+  for (let i = 0; i < str.length; i++) {
+    h ^= str.charCodeAt(i);
+    h = Math.imul(h, 0x01000193) >>> 0;
+  }
+  return h >>> 0;
+}
+
+const RESOURCES = ['oil', 'iron', 'food', 'industry'];
+
+// --- load the inputs (plain parse) ------------------------------------------
+const keysPath = path.join(root, 'public', 'region-keys.json');
+const geoPath = path.join(root, 'public', 'region-geo.json');
+
+let idToKey;
+try {
+  idToKey = JSON.parse(readFileSync(keysPath, 'utf8'));
+} catch (err) {
+  console.error(`[build-region-resources] could not load ${keysPath}.`);
+  throw err;
+}
+
+// region-geo is OPTIONAL: a missing/broken file means "no area scaling"
+// (factor 1 for every region) — the profile is then pure hash.
+let areaByKey = {};
+try {
+  const parsed = JSON.parse(readFileSync(geoPath, 'utf8'));
+  for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(parsed)) {
+    if (v && typeof v.area === 'number' && Number.isFinite(v.area) && v.area >= 0) {
+      areaByKey[k] = v.area;
+    }
+  }
+} catch {
+  areaByKey = {};
+}
+
+/**
+ * The base value in [0, 1) for one (region key, resource): the low 14 bits of
+ * the salted FNV-1a hash, normalized. Stable across runs and platforms; a
+ * uniform-enough spread for a synthesized profile.
+ */
+const base = (key, resource) => (fnv1a32(`${key}\u0000${resource}`) & 0x3fff) / 0x4000;
+
+/**
+ * The area scaling factor: 1.0 for a region with no geo entry (or zero area),
+ * rising on a log scale (clamped) to at most ~1.2 for the largest regions —
+ * bigger regions hold proportionally more of each resource.
+ */
+const areaScale = (key) => {
+  const a = areaByKey[key];
+  if (!a || a <= 0) return 1;
+  // log10(1 + area) runs ~0.004 (tiny slivers) to ~5.5 (a 300k km² region);
+  // /8 + clamp keeps the factor in [1, 1.2].
+  const t = Math.min(1, Math.log10(1 + a) / 8);
+  return 1 + 0.2 * t;
+};
+
+// --- assemble the manifest (sorted keys) -------------------------------------
+const expectedKeys = Object.values(idToKey);
+const manifest = {};
+for (const k of [...expectedKeys].sort()) {
+  const scale = areaScale(k);
+  manifest[k] = {
+    oil: round2(Math.min(1, base(k, 'oil') * scale)),
+    iron: round2(Math.min(1, base(k, 'iron') * scale)),
+    food: round2(Math.min(1, base(k, 'food') * scale)),
+    industry: round2(Math.min(1, base(k, 'industry') * scale)),
+  };
+}
+
+// --- hard assertions (the test re-checks these against the committed file) ----
+if (Object.keys(manifest).length !== expectedKeys.length) {
+  throw new Error(
+    `expected ${expectedKeys.length} region-resources entries (one per region key), got ${Object.keys(manifest).length}`,
+  );
+}
+let scaled = 0;
+for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(manifest)) {
+  if (areaByKey[k]) scaled += 1;
+  for (const r of RESOURCES) {
+    const val = v[r];
+    if (typeof val !== 'number' || !Number.isFinite(val) || val < 0 || val > 1) {
+      throw new Error(`bad ${r} value for ${k}: ${JSON.stringify(val)}`);
+    }
+    if (Math.round(val * 100) / 100 !== val) {
+      throw new Error(`${r} over 2dp for ${k}: ${val}`);
+    }
+  }
+}
+
+// --- write idempotently (sorted keys, 2-space indent, trailing newline) ------
+writeFileSync(
+  path.join(root, 'public', 'region-resources.json'),
+  JSON.stringify(manifest, null, 2) + '\n',
+);
+
+// --- summary ------------------------------------------------------------------
+console.log(
+  `[build-region-resources] wrote public/region-resources.json — ${Object.keys(manifest).length} region keys` +
+    ` (${scaled} area-scaled, ${Object.keys(manifest).length - scaled} pure-hash)`,
+);
@@ -0,0 +1,106 @@
+/**
+ * scripts/build-region-resources.test.ts — validation for the committed
+ * `public/region-resources.json` (built by `scripts/build-region-resources.mjs`).
+ *
+ * The manifest maps each region key to a synthesized four-value resource
+ * profile `{ oil, iron, food, industry }` — each a finite number in [0, 1]
+ * (2 decimal places). It is the v0.36 (#59) "Resources & Industry" data
+ * source: the engine scales each region's per-turn industry boost by its
+ * `industry` value, and the LLM prompt carries each nation's aggregate
+ * profile (the area×population-weighted mean of the owned regions' profiles,
+ * `deriveNationResources` in shared/protocol.ts).
+ *
+ * Like the region-geo manifest, this is a load-bearing data artifact — the
+ * test pins its contract. It is dependency-free: it reads the JSON with plain
+ * `fs`/`JSON.parse` (no `@turf`/geojson types, which would pull `@types/geojson`
+ * into the tsc program and break `WorldMap.tsx` — see the v0.17 note). The
+ * determinism test re-runs the (turf-free) `.mjs` builder and compares bytes,
+ * matching that the builder is idempotent.
+ */
+import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
+import { execFileSync } from 'node:child_process';
+import path from 'node:path';
+import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
+import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest';
+
+const here = path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
+const root = path.resolve(here, '..');
+
+function readJson(rel: string): Record<string, unknown> {
+  return JSON.parse(readFileSync(path.join(root, rel), 'utf8'));
+}
+
+interface ResourceEntry {
+  oil: number;
+  iron: number;
+  food: number;
+  industry: number;
+}
+
+const RESOURCES = ['oil', 'iron', 'food', 'industry'] as const;
+
+// feature id -> region key
+const manifest = readJson('public/region-keys.json') as Record<string, string>;
+const resources = readJson('public/region-resources.json') as Record<string, ResourceEntry>;
+const keys = Object.values(manifest);
+
+describe('region-resources.json', () => {
+  it('has exactly one entry per region key (same key set as region-keys.json)', () => {
+    expect(new Set(Object.keys(resources))).toEqual(new Set(keys));
+    expect(Object.keys(resources)).toHaveLength(1800);
+  });
+
+  it('is keyed in sorted (deterministic) order', () => {
+    const ks = Object.keys(resources);
+    expect(ks).toEqual([...ks].sort());
+  });
+
+  it('every entry is a finite { oil, iron, food, industry } in [0,1] with ≤ 2 dp', () => {
+    for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(resources)) {
+      for (const r of RESOURCES) {
+        const val = v[r];
+        expect(typeof val, `non-number ${r} for ${k}`).toBe('number');
+        expect(Number.isFinite(val), `non-finite ${r} for ${k}`).toBe(true);
+        expect(val >= 0, `negative ${r} for ${k}: ${val}`).toBe(true);
+        expect(val <= 1, `${r} above 1 for ${k}: ${val}`).toBe(true);
+        expect(
+          Math.round(val * 100) / 100 === val,
+          `${r} over 2dp for ${k}: ${val}`,
+        ).toBe(true);
+      }
+    }
+  });
+
+  it('spot-checks well-known regions for exact profiles', () => {
+    const is = (k: string, oil: number, iron: number, food: number, industry: number) => {
+      const v = resources[k];
+      expect(v, `missing resources for ${k}`).toBeDefined();
+      expect(v!.oil, `oil for ${k}`).toBe(oil);
+      expect(v!.iron, `iron for ${k}`).toBe(iron);
+      expect(v!.food, `food for ${k}`).toBe(food);
+      expect(v!.industry, `industry for ${k}`).toBe(industry);
+    };
+    is('california-kikh', 0.31, 0.1, 0.82, 0.97); // US-CA
+    is('arkhangel-sk-lhbk', 0.49, 0.52, 0.98, 0.82); // RU-ARK mainland core
+    is('pechora-qwhs', 0.11, 0.16, 1, 0.04); // RU-PEO (Arctic-coast band, #41)
+    is('yamal-gosw', 0.64, 1, 1, 0.49); // RU-YAM (Arctic-coast band, #41)
+    is('new-earth-eikt', 0.6, 0.56, 0.91, 0.66); // RU-ARK-NE (island group, #31)
+    is('severnaya-zemlya-awqp', 0.1, 0.48, 1, 0.3); // RU-ARK-SZ (island group, #31)
+    is('ain-lqtt', 0.94, 0.92, 0.51, 0.4); // FR-01 (Ain)
+  });
+
+  it('is deterministic: re-running the builder rewrites a byte-identical file', () => {
+    const file = path.join(root, 'public', 'region-resources.json');
+    const before = readFileSync(file, 'utf8');
+    // The builder is cwd-independent (it resolves the repo root from its own
+    // location) and idempotent: same input files (region-keys.json + the
+    // committed region-geo.json when present) + pure string hashing + fixed
+    // 2-dp rounding + stable (sorted) key order → identical bytes.
+    execFileSync(process.execPath, [path.join(root, 'scripts', 'build-region-resources.mjs')], {
+      cwd: root,
+      stdio: 'pipe',
+    });
+    const after = readFileSync(file, 'utf8');
+    expect(after).toBe(before);
+  });
+});
@@ -31,6 +31,13 @@ function makeState(id: string): GameState {
    regionStats: {
      GBR: { military: 80, economy: 70, stability: 60, population: 50 },
    },
+    // (v0.33.0, #56) no wars.
+    wars: [],
+    // (v0.35.0, #58) no active trades or embargoes.
+    trades: [],
+    embargoes: [],
+    // (v0.36.0, #59) no industry projects.
+    industry: [],
  };
 }

@@ -147,6 +154,52 @@ describe('openDb', () => {
    db.close();
  });

+  it('(v0.35.0 #58) a legacy row saved before the trades/embargoes fields existed loads with them defaulted to []', () => {
+    const db = openDb(':memory:');
+    const legacy = makeState('legacy');
+    delete (legacy as { trades?: unknown[] }).trades; // a pre-v0.35 save (fields absent)
+    delete (legacy as { embargoes?: unknown[] }).embargoes;
+    db.save(legacy);
+    const loaded = db.load('legacy');
+    expect(loaded).not.toBeNull();
+    expect(loaded!.trades).toEqual([]);
+    expect(loaded!.embargoes).toEqual([]);
+    db.close();
+  });
+
+  it('(v0.36.0 #59) a legacy row saved before the industry field existed loads with it defaulted to []', () => {
+    const db = openDb(':memory:');
+    const legacy = makeState('legacy');
+    delete (legacy as { industry?: unknown[] }).industry; // a pre-v0.36 save (field absent)
+    db.save(legacy);
+    const loaded = db.load('legacy');
+    expect(loaded).not.toBeNull();
+    expect(loaded!.industry).toEqual([]);
+    db.close();
+  });
+
+  it('(v0.37.0 #60) a legacy row saved before the nation nuclear flag existed loads with it absent (not capable)', () => {
+    const db = openDb(':memory:');
+    // makeState has no nation.nuclear field — a pre-v0.37 save. The flag is
+    // optional and not re-stamped by load, so an absent flag stays absent.
+    db.save(makeState('legacy'));
+    const loaded = db.load('legacy');
+    expect(loaded).not.toBeNull();
+    expect(loaded!.nations.uk.nuclear).toBeUndefined();
+    db.close();
+  });
+
+  it('(v0.37.0 #60) a set nation nuclear flag round-trips through save/load', () => {
+    const db = openDb(':memory:');
+    const s = makeState('nuc');
+    s.nations.uk.nuclear = true; // armed (e.g. by a turn's nuclear.arm op)
+    db.save(s);
+    const loaded = db.load('nuc');
+    expect(loaded).not.toBeNull();
+    expect(loaded!.nations.uk.nuclear).toBe(true);
+    db.close();
+  });
+
  it('delete removes a game by id and reports absence otherwise', () => {
    const db = openDb(':memory:');
    db.save(makeState('a'));
@@ -49,6 +49,17 @@ export function openDb(filePath: string): Db {
        if (state.pendingNationOps === undefined) state.pendingNationOps = [];
        // (v0.27, #44) Same for map markers: a legacy game has none placed.
        if (state.markers === undefined) state.markers = [];
+        // (v0.33.0, #56) Same for named wars: a legacy game has none declared
+        // (any pre-v0.33 `war` relation stays a bare/implicit relation — see
+        // syncWarRelations, which never force-creates a War entity).
+        if (state.wars === undefined) state.wars = [];
+        // (v0.35.0, #58) Same for the trade & embargo economy layer: a
+        // legacy game has no active trades or embargoes.
+        if (state.trades === undefined) state.trades = [];
+        if (state.embargoes === undefined) state.embargoes = [];
+        // (v0.36, #59) Same for the industry layer: a legacy game has no
+        // active industry projects.
+        if (state.industry === undefined) state.industry = [];
        // (v0.28, #46) Rows saved before per-region stats existed are migrated
        // ONCE at load time (and never re-migrated afterwards — the field is
        // then present): each owned region is seeded with a copy of its owner's
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ import { makeScenarioStubLlmClient } from './stubScenario';
 import { finalizeWorld, generateDraft } from './scenario';
 import { askAdvisor, confirmNationOp, queueRoundItem, rejectNationOp, removeRoundItem, resolveRegionKey, runTurn } from './engine';
 import { buildRegionMap } from './map';
-import { allTerritoryKeys, centroidOf, expandCountriesToKeys, geoOf, hasAdjacency, hasCentroids, hasGeo, loadRegions, neighboursOf, referenceForKeys, regionName, validCountryCodes, validKeys } from './regions';
+import { allTerritoryKeys, centroidOf, expandCountriesToKeys, geoOf, hasAdjacency, hasCentroids, hasGeo, hasResources, loadRegions, neighboursOf, referenceForKeys, regionName, resourceOf, validCountryCodes, validKeys } from './regions';
 import { createPresetStore } from './presets';
 import { createTemplateStore } from './templates';
 import { openDb, type Db } from './db';
@@ -178,6 +178,18 @@ app.post('/api/games', (req: Request, res) => {
    // real region keys — each region starts as a copy of its owner's initial
    // stats, so the derived aggregate equals the nation's stats on turn 1.
    regionStats: {},
+    // (v0.33.0, #56) No wars on a fresh game; the LLM declares them over time
+    // (any preset-level `war` relation stays a bare/implicit one, not an
+    // entity — see syncWarRelations).
+    wars: [],
+    // (v0.35.0, #58) No active trades or embargoes on a fresh game; the LLM
+    // declares (and lifts) them over time via TurnResult.economy.
+    trades: [],
+    embargoes: [],
+    // (v0.36.0, #59) No active industry projects on a fresh game; the LLM
+    // declares them over time via TurnResult.industry (one per region, a
+    // per-region SET).
+    industry: [],
  };
  // v0.19 (#16 P1): expand each nation's ISO_A3 country list to the region keys
  // of all its sub-regions, so ownership (and the choropleth) is at region
@@ -362,6 +374,12 @@ app.post('/api/games/:id/jump', async (req, res) => {
      // event (geo properties.name, else the raw key). Always on — the
      // resolver is pure and degrades to the key when the manifest is absent.
      regionNameOf: (k) => regionName(k),
+      // (v0.36.0, #59) when the region-resources manifest (the synthesized
+      // per-region resource profiles) loaded, hand the engine the resolver —
+      // the industry boost is then scaled by each region's `industry` value
+      // (without it boosts use the unscaled base value) and each nation's
+      // aggregate resource profile is carried in the user prompt.
+      resourceOf: hasResources() ? (key) => resourceOf(key) : undefined,
    });
    db.save(state);
    broadcast(id, 'turn', { state, result });
@@ -52,6 +52,13 @@ const state: GameState = {
  markers: [],
  // (v0.28, #46) the map is ownership-only; the region-stats table is unused here.
  regionStats: {},
+  // (v0.33.0, #56) the map is ownership-only; wars are unused here.
+  wars: [],
+  // (v0.35.0, #58) the map is ownership-only; trades/embargoes are unused here.
+  trades: [],
+  embargoes: [],
+  // (v0.36.0, #59) the map is ownership-only; industry is unused here.
+  industry: [],
 };

 // The RegionMap built from the fixture: the authoritative region key → owner source.
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest';
 import {
  canConquer,
  CONQUEST_MILITARY_MARGIN,
+  deriveNationResources,
  deriveNationStats,
  migrateRegionStats,
  seedRegionStats,
@@ -41,6 +42,10 @@ function mkState(
    pendingNationOps: [],
    markers: [],
    regionStats: {} as GameState['regionStats'],
+    wars: [],
+    trades: [],
+    embargoes: [],
+    industry: [],
  };
  if (regionStats !== undefined) base.regionStats = regionStats as GameState['regionStats'];
  else delete (base as { regionStats?: unknown }).regionStats; // simulate a legacy row
@@ -136,6 +141,81 @@ describe('deriveNationStats', () => {
  });
 });

+// --- deriveNationResources ---------------------------------------------------
+
+describe('deriveNationResources (v0.36.0 #59)', () => {
+  const prof: Record<string, { oil: number; iron: number; food: number; industry: number }> = {
+    a: { oil: 0.2, iron: 0.2, food: 0.2, industry: 0.2 },
+    b: { oil: 0.8, iron: 0.8, food: 0.8, industry: 0.8 },
+  };
+  const geo: Record<string, { area: number; population: number }> = {
+    a: { area: 100, population: 1000 },
+    b: { area: 1000, population: 1000 },
+  };
+
+  it('weights by area×population: the larger region dominates the average', () => {
+    // a: weight 100×1000=100000, b: weight 1000×1000=1000000
+    // → (0.2×1e5 + 0.8×1e6)/1.1e6 = 82/110 = 0.7454… → 0.75 on every axis
+    expect(deriveNationResources(['a', 'b'], (k) => prof[k], (k) => geo[k])).toEqual({
+      oil: 0.75, iron: 0.75, food: 0.75, industry: 0.75,
+    });
+  });
+
+  it('degrades to a uniform (unweighted) average without geo: equal weights', () => {
+    // equal weights 1,1 → the true mean 0.5 on every axis
+    expect(deriveNationResources(['a', 'b'], (k) => prof[k])).toEqual({
+      oil: 0.5, iron: 0.5, food: 0.5, industry: 0.5,
+    });
+    // same when geoOf is provided but returns undefined for the keys (missing geo)
+    expect(deriveNationResources(['a', 'b'], (k) => prof[k], () => undefined)).toEqual({
+      oil: 0.5, iron: 0.5, food: 0.5, industry: 0.5,
+    });
+  });
+
+  it('skips a region key that has no resource-profile entry', () => {
+    // b has no profile → only a is counted → a's values
+    const out = deriveNationResources(['a', 'b'], (k) => (k === 'a' ? prof.a : undefined), (k) => geo[k]);
+    expect(out).toEqual(prof.a);
+  });
+
+  it('returns the zero profile when none of the owned regions has a profile', () => {
+    expect(deriveNationResources(['a', 'b'], () => undefined)).toEqual({
+      oil: 0, iron: 0, food: 0, industry: 0,
+    });
+  });
+
+  it('a single region yields exactly that region\'s profile', () => {
+    expect(deriveNationResources(['a'], (k) => prof[k], (k) => geo[k])).toEqual(prof.a);
+  });
+
+  it('treats zero/negative area or population as a fallback weight of 1', () => {
+    // a: area 0 → weight 1×1000=1000; b: full weight 1e6 → b dominates
+    const g: Record<string, { area: number; population: number }> = {
+      a: { area: 0, population: 1000 },
+      b: { area: 1000, population: 1000 },
+    };
+    expect(deriveNationResources(['a', 'b'], (k) => prof[k], (k) => g[k])).toEqual({
+      oil: 0.8, iron: 0.8, food: 0.8, industry: 0.8,
+    });
+  });
+
+  it('rounds each axis to 2 decimal places', () => {
+    // a=0.2 (w=1×1=1) + b=0.4 (w=2×1=2) → (0.2×1 + 0.4×2)/(1+2) = 1.0/3 = 0.3333… → 0.33
+    const g: Record<string, { area: number; population: number }> = {
+      a: { area: 1, population: 1 },
+      b: { area: 2, population: 1 },
+    };
+    const out = deriveNationResources(
+      ['a', 'b'],
+      (k) => k === 'a'
+        ? { oil: 0.2, iron: 0.2, food: 0.2, industry: 0.2 }
+        : { oil: 0.4, iron: 0.4, food: 0.4, industry: 0.4 },
+      (k) => g[k],
+    );
+    expect(out).toEqual({ oil: 0.33, iron: 0.33, food: 0.33, industry: 0.33 });
+  });
+});
+
 // --- seedRegionStats ---------------------------------------------------------

 describe('seedRegionStats', () => {
@@ -12,11 +12,13 @@ import {
  hasCentroids,
  hasGeo,
  hasRegionData,
+  hasResources,
  loadRegions,
  neighboursOf,
  referenceForKeys,
  regionName,
  resetRegions,
+  resourceOf,
  validKeys,
 } from './regions';
 import type { GameState } from '../shared/types';
@@ -110,6 +112,12 @@ describe('regions (region-key loader, v0.19 #16 P1)', () => {
      markers: [],
      // (v0.28, #46) unused here (allTerritoryKeys is ownership-only).
      regionStats: {},
+      wars: [],
+      // (v0.35.0, #58) unused here (allTerritoryKeys is ownership-only).
+      trades: [],
+      embargoes: [],
+      // (v0.36.0, #59) unused here (allTerritoryKeys is ownership-only).
+      industry: [],
    };
    // 16 GBR sub-regions + 42 FRA sub-regions, no overlap between the two.
    expect(allTerritoryKeys(state).size).toBe(58);
@@ -168,6 +176,16 @@ describe('regions (region-key loader, v0.19 #16 P1)', () => {
    expect(geoOf('not-a-real-key-xyz')).toBeUndefined();
  });

+  it('(v0.36 #59) hasResources() is true and resourceOf resolves a real key to a 4-value profile', () => {
+    expect(hasResources()).toBe(true);
+    // exact spot-check values pinned from the committed manifest (Ain, FRA)
+    expect(resourceOf('ain-lqtt')).toEqual({ oil: 0.94, iron: 0.92, food: 0.51, industry: 0.4 });
+  });
+
+  it('(v0.36 #59) resourceOf returns undefined for an unknown key', () => {
+    expect(resourceOf('not-a-real-key-xyz')).toBeUndefined();
+  });
+
  describe('graceful degradation with no region data', () => {
    beforeEach(() => resetRegions());

@@ -187,6 +205,9 @@ describe('regions (region-key loader, v0.19 #16 P1)', () => {
      // and no region-geo: the per-region stats weighting degrades to uniform
      expect(hasGeo()).toBe(false);
      expect(geoOf('ain-lqtt')).toBeUndefined();
+      // and no region-resources: industry boosts use the unscaled base value
+      expect(hasResources()).toBe(false);
+      expect(resourceOf('ain-lqtt')).toBeUndefined();
    });
  });

@@ -244,6 +265,19 @@ describe('loadRegions resolves the manifest per environment (dev public/ vs prod
    // and no region-geo (not copied into this dist/) -> stats weighting is uniform
    expect(hasGeo()).toBe(false);
    expect(geoOf('ain-lqtt')).toBeUndefined();
+    // and no region-resources (not copied into this dist/) -> boosts unscaled
+    expect(hasResources()).toBe(false);
+    expect(resourceOf('ain-lqtt')).toBeUndefined();
+  });
+
+  it('(v0.36 #59) a dist/ WITH the region-resources manifest loads it (prod layout)', () => {
+    copyFileSync(
+      path.join(realRoot, 'public', 'region-resources.json'),
+      path.join(prodRoot, 'dist', 'region-resources.json'),
+    );
+    expect(loadRegions(prodRoot)).toBe(true);
+    expect(hasResources()).toBe(true);
+    expect(resourceOf('ain-lqtt')).toEqual({ oil: 0.94, iron: 0.92, food: 0.51, industry: 0.4 });
  });

  it('(v0.27 #44) a dist/ WITH the centroids manifest loads them (prod layout)', () => {
@@ -19,6 +19,9 @@
 //     — the data behind LLM-placed map markers (v0.27, #44)
 //   - geoOf(): a region key's area (km²) + population (from region-geo.json)
 //     — the weighting source for the per-region stats model (v0.28, #46)
+//   - resourceOf(): a region key's synthesized resource profile (from
+//     region-resources.json) — the data behind the LLM's industry lever
+//     (v0.36, #59)
 //
 // Deliberately turf-free: it reads the JSON files with plain JSON.parse and
 // never imports @turf/@types/geojson (importing one pulls @types/geojson into
@@ -26,7 +29,7 @@
 // Loaded once at boot; the accessors below are pure data reads thereafter.
 import { existsSync, readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
 import path from 'node:path';
-import type { GameState } from '../shared/types';
+import type { GameState, RegionResources } from '../shared/types';

 /** { name, parent } for one sub-region, where parent is the ISO_A3 country. */
 interface RegionInfo {
@@ -49,6 +52,8 @@ interface RegionData {
  centroids: Record<string, { lat: number; lon: number; spread: number }>;
  /** region key -> { area (km²), population } (from public/region-geo.json, v0.28 #46). */
  geo: Record<string, { area: number; population: number }>;
+  /** region key -> resource profile (from public/region-resources.json, v0.36 #59). */
+  resources: Record<string, RegionResources>;
 }

 let data: RegionData | null = null;
@@ -77,6 +82,7 @@ export function loadRegions(root: string): boolean {
  const adjacencyFile = 'region-adjacency.json';
  const centroidsFile = 'region-centroids.json';
  const regionGeoFile = 'region-geo.json';
+  const regionResourcesFile = 'region-resources.json';
  const base = [
    path.join(root, 'public'), // dev: Vite serves public/ at /
    path.join(root, 'dist'), // prod: Vite copies public/* -> dist/ (== clientDir)
@@ -185,7 +191,40 @@ export function loadRegions(root: string): boolean {
      }
    }

-    data = { idToKey, keyToInfo, keysByCountry, validKeys, adjacency, centroids, geo };
+    // The region-resources manifest (v0.36, #59): a synthesized four-value
+    // resource profile per region key — the data behind the LLM's industry
+    // lever. OPTIONAL like the others: a missing/broken file means "no
+    // resource data" — industry boosts degrade to the unscaled base value and
+    // the prompt omits the aggregate profile — while everything else keeps
+    // working.
+    let resources: Record<string, RegionResources> = {};
+    const resourcesPath = path.join(base, regionResourcesFile);
+    if (existsSync(resourcesPath)) {
+      try {
+        const raw = JSON.parse(readFileSync(resourcesPath, 'utf8')) as Record<
+          string,
+          { oil?: unknown; iron?: unknown; food?: unknown; industry?: unknown }
+        >;
+        // Keep only well-formed entries (all four values finite numbers in
+        // [0, 1]); a corrupt file degrades to "none".
+        for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(raw)) {
+          if (
+            v &&
+            typeof v.oil === 'number' && Number.isFinite(v.oil) && v.oil >= 0 && v.oil <= 1 &&
+            typeof v.iron === 'number' && Number.isFinite(v.iron) && v.iron >= 0 && v.iron <= 1 &&
+            typeof v.food === 'number' && Number.isFinite(v.food) && v.food >= 0 && v.food <= 1 &&
+            typeof v.industry === 'number' && Number.isFinite(v.industry) && v.industry >= 0 && v.industry <= 1
+          ) {
+            resources[k] = { oil: v.oil, iron: v.iron, food: v.food, industry: v.industry };
+          }
+        }
+      } catch (err) {
+        console.error('[regions] failed to load region-resources.json, continuing without it', err);
+        resources = {};
+      }
+    }
+
+    data = { idToKey, keyToInfo, keysByCountry, validKeys, adjacency, centroids, geo, resources };
    return validKeys.size > 0;
  } catch (err) {
    console.error('[regions] failed to load region data', err);
@@ -322,6 +361,29 @@ export function geoOf(key: string): { area: number; population: number } | undef
  return data?.geo[key];
 }

+/**
+ * True when the region-resources manifest loaded with at least one entry
+ * (v0.36, #59). The server's jump route uses this to decide whether to hand
+ * the engine a resource resolver (which lets a turn scale industry boosts by a
+ * region's `industry` value and carry each nation's aggregate resource profile
+ * in the LLM prompt) or skip both (industry boosts fall back to the unscaled
+ * base value).
+ */
+export function hasResources(): boolean {
+  return data !== null && Object.keys(data.resources).length > 0;
+}
+
+/**
+ * The synthesized resource profile for a region key (v0.36, #59): the
+ * four-value `{ oil, iron, food, industry }` from the committed
+ * `public/region-resources.json`. `undefined` for an unknown key or when no
+ * resource data is loaded (industry boosts then use the unscaled base value,
+ * and the aggregate profile is simply omitted from the prompt).
+ */
+export function resourceOf(key: string): RegionResources | undefined {
+  return data?.resources[key];
+}
+
 /**
 * The union of the region keys that share a land border with any of the given
 * keys — deduplicated, the queried keys themselves excluded, and sorted for
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 // speaks the OpenAI chat-completions wire shape, so it plugs in as a Transport.
 import { createLlmClient, type ChatMessage, type Transport } from './llm';
 import { addDays, clampStat, type TerritoryChange, type TurnEventSpec, type TurnResult } from '../shared/protocol';
-import type { RoundItem } from '../shared/types';
+import type { RelationStatus, RoundItem } from '../shared/types';

 export const ADVISOR_MARKER = '<<ADVISOR>>';

@@ -13,7 +13,13 @@ export interface StubPayload {
    turn: number;
    date: string;
    playerNationId: string;
-    nations: Record<string, { stats: Record<string, number>; territory?: string[] }>;
+    // `nuclear` (v0.37.0, #60) is the per-nation nuclear capability stamped by
+    // the engine (its `nuclear` flag OR a `rocket` marker); the stub ignores
+    // it — it never arms or strikes (see deterministicTurn).
+    nations: Record<
+      string,
+      { stats: Record<string, number>; territory?: string[]; nuclear?: boolean }
+    >;
  };
  /** The raw pending round the engine emitted (one entry per queued item). */
  pending?: RoundItem[];
@@ -38,6 +44,49 @@ export interface StubPayload {
   * path is covered by unit tests against applyTurnResult, not by the stub.
   */
  markers?: Array<{ id: string; type: string; name: string; regionKey: string; owner: string | null }>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.33.0, #56) Currently ACTIVE wars (`{ id, sides, aims? }`), emitted by
+   * the engine's user prompt. The stub ignores this field — it never declares
+   * or ends a war (see deterministicTurn), so the war path is covered by unit
+   * tests against applyTurnResult, not by the stub.
+   */
+  wars?: Array<{ id: string; sides: string[]; aims?: string[] }>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.34.0, #57) The player's current relations to every other nation
+   * (`nationId -> RelationStatus`), emitted by the engine's user prompt. The
+   * stub ignores this field — it never runs a hybrid op (see
+   * deterministicTurn), so the hybrid path is covered by unit tests only.
+   */
+  relations?: Record<string, RelationStatus>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.35.0, #58) The currently active bilateral trade agreements
+   * (`{ a, b }` nation-id pairs), emitted by the engine's user prompt. The
+   * stub ignores this field — it never declares, lifts or suspends a trade
+   * (see deterministicTurn), so the trade path is covered by unit tests only.
+   */
+  trades?: Array<{ a: string; b: string }>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.35.0, #58) The currently active unilateral embargoes
+   * (`{ from, target }` nation-id pairs), emitted by the engine's user
+   * prompt. The stub ignores this field — it never imposes, lifts or
+   * suspends an embargo (see deterministicTurn), so the embargo path is
+   * covered by unit tests only.
+   */
+  embargoes?: Array<{ from: string; target: string }>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.36.0, #59) Each nation's aggregate resource profile
+   * (`{ oil, iron, food, industry }`), emitted by the engine's user prompt.
+   * The stub ignores this field — it never declares an industry project (see
+   * deterministicTurn), so the industry path is covered by unit tests only.
+   */
+  resources?: Record<string, { oil: number; iron: number; food: number; industry: number }>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.36.0, #59) The currently active industry projects
+   * (`{ regionKey, type }`), emitted by the engine's user prompt. The stub
+   * ignores this field — it never declares an industry project (see
+   * deterministicTurn), so the industry path is covered by unit tests only.
+   */
+  industry?: Array<{ regionKey: string; type: string }>;
 }

 function truncate(s: string, n: number): string {
@@ -77,6 +126,32 @@ function truncate(s: string, n: number): string {
 * always returns `regionChanges: []`) — the per-region lever is covered by
 * unit tests only (see server/engine.test.ts), keeping the e2e assertions
 * untouched.
+ *
+ * (v0.32.0, #54) The stub likewise NEVER performs a non-military takeover
+ * (it always returns `takeovers: []`) — the regime-rename path is covered by
+ * unit tests only, keeping the e2e assertions untouched.
+ *
+ * (v0.33.0, #56) The stub likewise NEVER declares or ends a war (it always
+ * returns `wars: { declare: [], end: [] }`) — the war path is covered by unit
+ * tests only, keeping the e2e assertions untouched.
+ *
+ * (v0.34.0, #57) The stub likewise NEVER runs a hybrid / covert op (it always
+ * returns `hybrid: { ops: [] }`) — the hybrid-war path is covered by unit
+ * tests only, keeping the e2e assertions untouched.
+ *
+ * (v0.35.0, #58) The stub likewise NEVER declares, lifts or suspends a trade
+ * or an embargo (it always returns `economy: { trade: [], embargo: [] }`) —
+ * the trade & embargo economy path is covered by unit tests only, keeping
+ * the e2e assertions untouched.
+ *
+ * (v0.36.0, #59) The stub likewise NEVER declares an industry project (it
+ * always returns `industry: { projects: [] }`) — the per-region industry
+ * path is covered by unit tests only, keeping the e2e assertions untouched.
+ *
+ * (v0.37.0, #60) The stub likewise NEVER arms a nation or fires a nuclear
+ * strike (it always returns `nuclear: { arm: [], strikes: [] }`) — the
+ * nuclear / WMD path is covered by unit tests only, keeping the e2e
+ * assertions untouched.
 */
 export function deterministicTurn(p: StubPayload): TurnResult {
  const state = p.state;
@@ -143,6 +218,12 @@ export function deterministicTurn(p: StubPayload): TurnResult {
    territoryChanges,
    unowned: [], // the stub never creates no man's land (see doc comment)
    nationOps: [], // the stub never proposes nation ops (see doc comment)
+    takeovers: [], // the stub never performs a takeover (see doc comment)
+    wars: { declare: [], end: [] }, // the stub never declares/ends wars (see doc comment)
+    hybrid: { ops: [] }, // the stub never runs hybrid/covert ops (see doc comment)
+    economy: { trade: [], embargo: [] }, // the stub never touches trades/embargoes (see doc comment)
+    industry: { projects: [] }, // the stub never declares industry projects (see doc comment)
+    nuclear: { arm: [], strikes: [] }, // the stub never arms or strikes (see doc comment)
    markers: { add: [], remove: [] }, // the stub never touches markers (see doc comment)
  };
 }
@@ -6,10 +6,13 @@ import type {
  EventOutcome,
  EventType,
  GameState,
+  IndustryProject,
+  MapMarker,
  MarkerType,
  Nation,
  NationStats,
  RelationStatus,
+  RegionResources,
  RegionStats,
  StatKey,
 } from './types';
@@ -51,6 +54,50 @@ export interface TerritoryChange {
  lose: string[];
 }

+// --- Wars (v0.33.0, #56): first-class war entities --------------------------
+//
+// A war is an explicit world entity (see types.War), not just a boolean
+// relation: the LLM DECLARES one (it becomes an active War with an engine-
+// assigned stable id) and later ENDS one by id. The engine derives the
+// symmetric `war` relation from the set of ACTIVE wars on every turn (two
+// nations are in a `war` relation iff they are both belligerents of at least
+// one active war) and downgrades it to `hostile` when the war ends — so the
+// relation can never drift apart from the war state.
+
+/**
+ * (v0.33.0, #56) Declare a new war this turn. `sides` names every
+ * belligerent (≥2 distinct nation ids — each resolved by `resolveNationRef`,
+ * so a unique name also works); any two distinct sides end the turn in a
+ * `war` relation. `aims` are optional short war aims for the narrative. The
+ * engine assigns the stable id, the declared turn/date, drags in the
+ * mutual-defense allies of each belligerent, and drops the op when fewer than
+ * two sides resolve (never throws).
+ */
+export interface WarDeclareOp {
+  /** The belligerent nations (≥2 distinct ids or unique names). */
+  sides: string[];
+  /** Optional short war aims (narrative only). */
+  aims?: string[];
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.33.0, #56) End an existing ACTIVE war this turn, by its stable id
+ * (the model sees the current active wars in the user payload's `wars`
+ * field). `outcome` is `armistice` (a negotiated stop) or `capitulation`
+ * (one side surrenders); the war keeps its id/sides and stays in
+ * `GameState.wars` as history with that final status. `terms` are optional
+ * short peace terms (narrative only — the model narrates the details in
+ * `events`). An unknown id, or a war that is already ended, is a no-op
+ * (never throws).
+ */
+export interface WarEndOp {
+  /** The stable id of the active war to end (from the user payload). */
+  id: string;
+  outcome: 'armistice' | 'capitulation';
+  /** Optional short peace terms (narrative only). */
+  terms?: string;
+}
+
 // --- Nation-management ops (v0.23 P4a / v0.24 P4b, #16: the hybrid "LLM
 // proposes, player confirms" model) ------------------------------------------
 //
@@ -68,6 +115,25 @@ export interface TerritoryChange {
 * engine's `resolveNationRef`).
 */

+/**
+ * (v0.32.0, #54) A **non-military regime change** — a coup or revolution that
+ * renames a nation to the name of the new regime. Unlike a {@link RenameOp}
+ * (a player-confirmed diplomatic/political name change), a takeover is
+ * **automatic and in-world**: `applyTurnResult` applies it directly (no
+ * pending queue, no player confirm). Only `Nation.name` changes — the stable
+ * `id`, territory, relations (keyed by id), stats, and `playerNationId`
+ * (which references the id) all stay intact, so the player keeps leading the
+ * nation under its new regime. `nationRef` is resolved exactly like the
+ * `nationRef` of a NationOp (id first, then a case-insensitive unique name
+ * match — see `resolveNationRef`).
+ */
+export interface Takeover {
+  /** The target nation's id or current name (resolved by `resolveNationRef`). */
+  nationRef: string;
+  /** The name of the new regime to set as the nation's display name. */
+  newRegimeName: string;
+}
+
 /**
 * A **rename** proposal: change a nation's human-readable `name`. Only the
 * `name` changes — the stable `id`, its territory keys, its relations (keyed
@@ -170,6 +236,19 @@ export interface MarkerInfo {
  owner: string | null;
 }

+/**
+ * (v0.33.0, #56) One ACTIVE war as the user prompt presents it to the model
+ * (the `wars` field): its stable `id` (the model echoes it in
+ * `TurnResult.wars.end` to end it), its belligerent `sides`, and optional
+ * short `aims`. Ended wars are NOT included — they stay in `GameState.wars`
+ * as history, but the model only needs to address the active ones.
+ */
+export interface WarInfo {
+  id: string;
+  sides: string[];
+  aims?: string[];
+}
+
 /**
 * The per-type presentation of a marker: its display label (tooltip /
 * dossier), its color, and its glyph character (a symbol-layer text label —
@@ -229,6 +308,216 @@ export function isMarkerType(t: unknown): t is MarkerType {
  return typeof t === 'string' && (MARKER_TYPES as string[]).includes(t);
 }

+// --- Hybrid war (v0.34.0, #57): non-kinetic operations ---------------------
+//
+// The LLM can run covert, non-kinetic operations each turn: spies, sabotage,
+// assassination attempts, cyberattacks, economic pressure, disinformation, and
+// proxy support. Unlike kinetic conquest (territory), these never move borders
+// — they dip a target's stats or sour a relation. The LLM declares an intended
+// outcome (`success` or `exposed`); the engine is fully deterministic (no
+// hidden randomness) and acts only on that declaration: a successful op applies
+// its small, per-type effect, and an "exposed" op backfires (no effect, the
+// actor's relation with the target sours by one step, and an auto
+// diplomatic/failure event is emitted).
+
+/** The seven covert operation types a hybrid op can be (v0.34.0, #57). */
+export type HybridOpType =
+  | 'spy'
+  | 'sabotage'
+  | 'assassinate'
+  | 'cyber'
+  | 'economic'
+  | 'information'
+  | 'proxy';
+
+/** All hybrid op types, in canonical order (the LLM contract + validator). */
+export const HYBRID_OP_TYPES: HybridOpType[] = [
+  'spy',
+  'sabotage',
+  'assassinate',
+  'cyber',
+  'economic',
+  'information',
+  'proxy',
+];
+
+/**
+ * (v0.34.0, #57) One covert (non-kinetic) operation the LLM may run in a turn
+ * (`TurnResult.hybrid.ops`). `from` is the acting nation (its id or a unique
+ * name — resolved by the engine's `resolveNationRef`). `target` is EITHER a
+ * nation (id or unique name) or a specific region key; a region target hits
+ * that region's sole owner (a region with zero or 2+ owners can't be
+ * targeted). `detail` is a short narrative (the LLM may also narrate the op in
+ * `events`). `outcome` is the LLM's *intended* result: `success` (the default)
+ * applies the op's deterministic effect, while `exposed` backfires it — the
+ * effect is NOT applied, the actor's relation with the target sours by one
+ * step, and an auto diplomatic/failure event is emitted.
+ */
+export interface HybridOp {
+  /** The operation type (see {@link HybridOpType}). */
+  type: HybridOpType;
+  /** The acting nation's id or current name (resolved by `resolveNationRef`). */
+  from: string;
+  /** The target: a nation's id/name, or a region key (hits that region's owner). */
+  target: string;
+  /** Short narrative detail (optional). */
+  detail?: string;
+  /** The LLM's intended result; `exposed` backfires the op. Defaults to success. */
+  outcome?: 'success' | 'exposed';
+}
+
+// --- Trade & embargo ops (v0.35.0, #58) --------------------------------------
+
+/**
+ * (v0.35.0, #58) A bilateral TRADE op in `TurnResult.economy.trade`: `a` and
+ * `b` are the two parties (each a nation's id or unique name — resolved by
+ * the engine's `resolveNationRef`; a pair that resolves to the same nation,
+ * or contains an unknown/ambiguous ref, is dropped defensively). Without
+ * `lift` the op DECLARES the agreement (idempotent — an already-active
+ * agreement is not duplicated); `lift: true` ENDS it.
+ */
+export interface EconomyTradeOp {
+  /** First party's id or unique name. */
+  a: string;
+  /** Second party's id or unique name (distinct from `a` after resolution). */
+  b: string;
+  /** `true` → end this bilateral trade; default `false` = declare it. */
+  lift?: boolean;
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.35.0, #58) A unilateral EMBARGO op in `TurnResult.economy.embargo`:
+ * `from` blocks trade with `target` (each a nation's id or unique name —
+ * resolved by `resolveNationRef`; an unknown/ambiguous ref or
+ * `from === target` is dropped defensively). Without `lift` the op imposes
+ * the embargo (idempotent — an already-active one is not duplicated);
+ * `lift: true` LIFTS it.
+ */
+export interface EconomyEmbargoOp {
+  /** The imposing nation's id or unique name. */
+  from: string;
+  /** The embargoed nation's id or unique name (distinct from `from`). */
+  target: string;
+  /** `true` → lift this embargo; default `false` = impose it. */
+  lift?: boolean;
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.35.0, #58) The turn's trade-and-embargo operations, nested under
+ * `TurnResult.economy`. Both arrays are required and default to `[]`. The
+ * engine applies the ops to `GameState.trades` / `GameState.embargoes`
+ * (add = declare/impose, remove = lift) and, on every committed turn, applies
+ * the per-turn economic effect of the FULL active lists (trade: both
+ * parties' economy up a little; embargo: the target's economy down a
+ * little). Active trades/embargoes between nations on opposite sides of an
+ * active war (v0.33, #56) are suspended (removed) automatically.
+ */
+export interface EconomyOps {
+  /** Bilateral trades (declare or lift). */
+  trade: EconomyTradeOp[];
+  /** Unilateral embargoes (impose or lift). */
+  embargo: EconomyEmbargoOp[];
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.36, #59) The turn's INDUSTRY operations, nested under
+ * `TurnResult.industry`. `projects` lists the industry projects the LLM builds
+ * this turn: each names a **region key** (the region must be valid, and — for
+ * the boost to take effect — will need a sole owner at apply time) and one of
+ * the four project {@link IndustryType}s. The engine applies each project to
+ * `GameState.industry` (a per-region SET — a region already hosting a project
+ * keeps the first one declared; a region key not in the valid manifest is
+ * dropped, never thrown). Required; default `{ projects: [] }`.
+ */
+export interface IndustryOps {
+  /** The industry projects built this turn (region key + type). */
+  projects: IndustryProject[];
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.37, #60) A single nuclear strike. `from` names the striking nation
+ * (id or name — it must be **nuclear-capable**, see `isNuclearCapable`);
+ * `target` names what is struck — either a **region key** (the region is
+ * devastated to no man's land and its former owner devastated) or a
+ * **nation** (id or name — the target's economy / military / stability are
+ * devastated; if the striker and the target are on opposite sides of an
+ * active war, that war ends in `capitulation`).
+ */
+export interface NuclearStrike {
+  /** The striking nation (id or name). Must be nuclear-capable. */
+  from: string;
+  /** The struck target: a region key, or a nation (id or name). */
+  target: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.37, #60) The turn's NUCLEAR operations, nested under
+ * `TurnResult.nuclear`. `arm` names the nations (id or name) that declare a
+ * nuclear arsenal this turn (idempotent — arming an already-armed nation is a
+ * no-op; an unresolvable ref is dropped); `strikes` are the nuclear strikes
+ * fired this turn (at most one per turn in the prompt contract; each is
+ * validated independently — an invalid `from` or `target` is dropped, never
+ * thrown). A strike on a nuclear-capable target (or the owner of a struck
+ * region) triggers a smaller "MAD" retaliation on the striker. Required;
+ * default `{ arm: [], strikes: [] }`.
+ */
+export interface NuclearOps {
+  /** Nation refs (id or name) arming a nuclear arsenal this turn. */
+  arm: string[];
+  /** The nuclear strikes fired this turn. */
+  strikes: NuclearStrike[];
+}
+
+// --- Nuclear / WMD effect math (v0.37, #60) ----------------------------------
+//
+// A nuclear strike is a DETERMINISTIC, devastating stat collapse — there is no
+// hidden randomness (the LLM decides WHO strikes and WHAT is targeted; the
+// engine decides the size of the effect). The two magnitude tables below are
+// the single source of truth for the collapse: a full strike devastates a
+// nation (or the former owner of a devastated region) by `NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE`,
+// while a "MAD" retaliation (fired when a nuclear-capable nation is struck)
+// devastates the STRIKER by half that, `NUCLEAR_RETALIATION`. Both dip the
+// three war-relevant stats only (population is untouched); each value is the
+// signed per-turn delta the engine clamps against 0–100.
+
+/** The stats a nuclear strike collapses (population is never touched). */
+export type NuclearStatKey = 'economy' | 'military' | 'stability';
+
+/**
+ * (v0.37, #60) The deterministic stat collapse a FULL nuclear strike inflicts
+ * on its target (a struck nation, or the former owner of a devastated region):
+ * a heavy dip in economy / military / stability. Shared so the engine and the
+ * unit tests agree on the exact magnitudes.
+ */
+export const NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE: Record<NuclearStatKey, number> = {
+  economy: -40,
+  military: -50,
+  stability: -40,
+};
+
+/**
+ * (v0.37, #60) The deterministic stat collapse of a "MAD" RETALIATION — fired
+ * automatically when a nuclear-capable nation (or the owner of a devastated
+ * region) is struck — which hits the STRIKER at half the full collapse.
+ */
+export const NUCLEAR_RETALIATION: Record<NuclearStatKey, number> = {
+  economy: NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE.economy / 2,
+  military: NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE.military / 2,
+  stability: NUCLEAR_COLLAPSE.stability / 2,
+};
+
+/**
+ * (v0.37, #60) Whether a nation is **nuclear-capable** — i.e. able to fire a
+ * nuclear strike and subject to MAD retaliation: its `nuclear` flag is set, OR
+ * it owns a `rocket` marker (a launch site is an arsenal). A legacy nation
+ * without the flag is not nuclear unless it has a rocket marker. Pure +
+ * shared (used by the engine and the unit tests).
+ */
+export function isNuclearCapable(nation: Nation, markers: readonly MapMarker[]): boolean {
+  if (nation.nuclear === true) return true;
+  return markers.some((m) => m.ownerNationId === nation.id && m.type === 'rocket');
+}
+
 /** The exact JSON object the world-simulator LLM must return for a turn. */
 export interface TurnResult {
  date: string;
@@ -267,6 +556,87 @@ export interface TurnResult {
   * survivor. Empty on turns where the model proposes none.
   */
  nationOps: NationOp[];
+  /**
+   * (v0.32.0, #54) Non-military regime changes (coups / revolutions) that take
+   * effect **this turn** — each renames the target nation to `newRegimeName`.
+   * Unlike `nationOps` (player-confirmed proposals), a takeover is **automatic
+   * and in-world**: it is applied directly by `applyTurnResult` (like territory
+   * / state changes), not queued to `pendingNationOps`. Only the nation's
+   * `name` changes; the id, territory, relations, stats, and `playerNationId`
+   * are all preserved. Empty on turns where no takeover occurs. Required
+   * (default `[]`).
+   */
+  takeovers: Takeover[];
+  /**
+   * (v0.33.0, #56) First-class war ops this turn. `declare` starts new wars
+   * (≥2 distinct belligerents; the engine assigns the stable id / declared
+   * turn / date, drags in the mutual-defense allies of each belligerent, and
+   * derives the `war` relation between every pair of sides); `end` closes an
+   * existing ACTIVE war by id (`armistice` = a negotiated stop,
+   * `capitulation` = one side surrenders), which downgrades the relation the
+   * war had derived back to `hostile`. Both sub-fields are required and
+   * default `[]`; a turn with war activity is meaningful (it survives the
+   * retry/nudge path). The model sees the current active wars (id + sides +
+   * aims) in the user payload's `wars` field, so it can `end` by id.
+   */
+  wars: { declare: WarDeclareOp[]; end: WarEndOp[] };
+  /**
+   * (v0.34.0, #57) Covert, non-kinetic ("hybrid") operations this turn — spies,
+   * sabotage, assassination attempts, cyberattacks, economic pressure,
+   * disinformation, and proxy support. Unlike `nationOps` (player-confirmed
+   * proposals) these are applied directly by the turn, like territory / state
+   * changes: each op's deterministic per-type effect is applied by
+   * `applyTurnResult` (a small stat dip on the target's regions, or a
+   * relation nudge toward hostile for `information` / `proxy`); an `exposed`
+   * op backfires (no effect, the actor's relation with the target sours by
+   * one step, and an auto diplomatic/failure event is emitted). They never
+   * move borders — sole ownership is untouched. Required (default
+   * `{ ops: [] }`).
+   */
+  hybrid: { ops: HybridOp[] };
+  /**
+   * (v0.35.0, #58) Trade and embargo ops — the economy layer. `trade`
+   * declares (or, with `lift: true`, ends) bilateral trade agreements
+   * between two nations; `embargo` imposes (or, with `lift: true`, lifts)
+   * a unilateral embargo on a target. Both arrays are required and default
+   * to `[]`. Applied directly by `applyTurnResult` (add to / remove from
+   * `GameState.trades` / `GameState.embargoes`), and the per-turn economic
+   * effect of the FULL active lists is applied on every committed turn (a
+   * trade lifts both parties' economy a little; an embargo lowers the
+   * target's economy a little — clamped, deterministic). Active
+   * trades/embargoes between nations on opposite sides of an active war are
+   * suspended automatically.
+   */
+  economy: EconomyOps;
+  /**
+   * (v0.36, #59) Industry projects built this turn — the LLM's "industry"
+   * lever. `projects` lists `{ regionKey, type }` pairs: the model names a
+   * region it (believes it) controls and one of the four project types
+   * (`oil` / `iron` / `food` / `industry`). Applied directly by
+   * `applyTurnResult`: each project is added to `GameState.industry` (a
+   * per-region SET — re-declaring on a region that already has a project is a
+   * no-op), and on every committed turn each active project gives its region's
+   * SOLE owner a small, deterministic economy boost scaled by that region's
+   * `industry` resource value (a region with no owner, or 2+ owners, yields no
+   * boost but keeps its project). They never move borders — sole ownership is
+   * untouched. Required; default `{ projects: [] }`.
+   */
+  industry: IndustryOps;
+  /**
+   * (v0.37, #60) Nuclear / WMD ops — the LLM's nuclear lever. `arm` names
+   * the nations that declare a nuclear arsenal this turn (idempotent);
+   * `strikes` are the nuclear strikes fired this turn (at most one per turn
+   * in the prompt contract). A strike may target a **region** (devastated to
+   * no man's land, its former owner devastated) or a **nation** (its economy
+   * / military / stability devastated; a strike that lands on a nation
+   * warring with the striker ends that war in capitulation). A strike on a
+   * nuclear-capable target (or the owner of a struck region) triggers a
+   * smaller, automatic "MAD" retaliation on the striker. Only
+   * nuclear-capable nations (the `Nation.nuclear` flag set, or owning a
+   * `rocket` marker) may strike. Applied directly by `applyTurnResult`,
+   * never queued. Required; default `{ arm: [], strikes: [] }`.
+   */
+  nuclear: NuclearOps;
  /**
   * (v0.27, #44) Map-marker ops this turn. `add` places new named markers
   * (the engine positions each at its region's centroid + a small
@@ -715,3 +1085,49 @@ export function migrateRegionStats(
  }
  return next;
 }
+
+/**
+ * (v0.36, #59) Derive a nation's aggregate {@link RegionResources} from the
+ * resource profiles of the regions it owns: each of the four resource values is
+ * the **area×population-weighted AVERAGE** (an average — not a median — is the
+ * meaningful aggregation for an abundance profile) over the nation's owned
+ * region keys. A region's weight is the same
+ * `(area > 0 ? area : 1) × (population > 0 ? population : 1)` as
+ * {@link deriveNationStats} — both factors fall back to 1 when the region has
+ * no geo entry (`geoOf` returns `undefined` for it), so every region carries
+ * weight ≥ 1 and a missing geo degrades gracefully to a uniform (unweighted)
+ * average. A region key with no resource-profile entry (`resourceOf` returns
+ * `undefined` for it — the manifest is not loaded, or the key is absent) is
+ * skipped. Returns the zero profile when the nation owns no region with a
+ * profile. Pure + shared.
+ */
+export function deriveNationResources(
+  regionKeys: string[],
+  resourceOf?: (key: string) => RegionResources | undefined,
+  geoOf?: (key: string) => { area: number; population: number } | undefined,
+): RegionResources {
+  const zero: RegionResources = { oil: 0, iron: 0, food: 0, industry: 0 };
+  const sums: Record<keyof RegionResources, number> = { oil: 0, iron: 0, food: 0, industry: 0 };
+  let totalW = 0;
+  for (const key of regionKeys) {
+    const r = resourceOf?.(key);
+    if (!r) continue; // a key with no resource profile is skipped
+    const g = geoOf?.(key);
+    const a = g && g.area > 0 ? g.area : 1;
+    const p = g && g.population > 0 ? g.population : 1;
+    const w = a * p;
+    totalW += w;
+    sums.oil += r.oil * w;
+    sums.iron += r.iron * w;
+    sums.food += r.food * w;
+    sums.industry += r.industry * w;
+  }
+  if (totalW <= 0) return zero;
+  const round2 = (v: number) => Math.round(v * 100) / 100;
+  return {
+    oil: round2(sums.oil / totalW),
+    iron: round2(sums.iron / totalW),
+    food: round2(sums.food / totalW),
+    industry: round2(sums.industry / totalW),
+  };
+}
@@ -453,6 +453,14 @@ export function worldDraftToGameState(
    // Seed AFTER the territories hold real region keys: each owned region gets
    // a copy of its owner's stats, so the derived aggregate equals them.
    regionStats: seedRegionStats(nations),
+    // (v0.33.0, #56) No wars on a fresh (dynamic) game; any preset-level `war`
+    // relation stays a bare/implicit one, not an entity (see syncWarRelations).
+    wars: [],
+    // (v0.35.0, #58) No trades/embargoes on a fresh (dynamic) game.
+    trades: [],
+    embargoes: [],
+    // (v0.36, #59) No industry projects on a fresh (dynamic) game.
+    industry: [],
  };
  return state;
 }
@@ -26,6 +26,23 @@ export interface RegionStats {
  population: number;
 }

+/**
+ * (v0.36, #59) A region's synthesized four-value resource profile — each value
+ * a finite fraction in [0, 1]. Built once per region key by
+ * `scripts/build-region-resources.mjs` into the committed
+ * `public/region-resources.json` (the engine reads it via `regions.resourceOf`).
+ * The engine scales a region's per-turn industry boost by its `industry` value,
+ * and a nation's aggregate profile (the area×population-weighted mean of its
+ * owned regions' profiles, see `protocol.deriveNationResources`) is what the
+ * LLM prompt carries so the model can reason about where to build.
+ */
+export interface RegionResources {
+  oil: number;
+  iron: number;
+  food: number;
+  industry: number;
+}
+
 export const STAT_KEYS = ['military', 'economy', 'stability', 'population'] as const;
 export type StatKey = (typeof STAT_KEYS)[number];

@@ -55,6 +72,14 @@ export interface Nation {
  stats: NationStats;
  territory: string[];
  relations: Record<string, RelationStatus>;
+  /**
+   * Whether the nation controls nuclear weapons (v0.37, #60). Optional — a
+   * legacy game loaded from SQLite has no flag, which means "not nuclear".
+   * A nation is *nuclear-capable* (for the `nuclear` lever and MAD
+   * retaliation) when this is `true` OR it owns a `rocket` marker (see
+   * `isNuclearCapable` in `protocol.ts`).
+   */
+  nuclear?: boolean;
 }

 /** Categories a narrative event can take. */
@@ -143,6 +168,105 @@ export interface MapMarker {
  placedTurn: number;
 }

+/**
+ * (v0.35.0, #58) An active BILATERAL TRADE agreement between two distinct
+ * nations. Declared by the LLM via `TurnResult.economy.trade` (a no-`lift`
+ * op) and ended by a `lift: true` op; while active it yields a small,
+ * deterministic economy gain to BOTH parties every committed turn. The
+ * engine suspends (removes) the trade automatically when the two parties end
+ * up on opposite sides of an active war (v0.33, #56).
+ */
+export interface TradeAgreement {
+  /** First party's nation id. */
+  a: string;
+  /** Second party's nation id (distinct from `a`; the pair is symmetric). */
+  b: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.35.0, #58) An active UNILATERAL EMBARGO: `from` blocks trade with
+ * `target` (which must differ from `from`). Declared by the LLM via
+ * `TurnResult.economy.embargo` (a no-`lift` op) and lifted by a `lift: true`
+ * op; while active it applies a small, deterministic economy dip to the
+ * TARGET only, every committed turn. The engine suspends (removes) the
+ * embargo automatically when the two nations end up on opposite sides of an
+ * active war (v0.33, #56).
+ */
+export interface Embargo {
+  /** The imposing nation's id. */
+  from: string;
+  /** The embargoed nation's id (distinct from `from`). */
+  target: string;
+}
+
+// --- Resources & industry (v0.36, #59) ---------------------------------------
+//
+// The LLM can build per-region INDUSTRY PROJECTS (an oil facility, an iron
+// mine, a food operation, or a factory) on regions it controls; each active
+// project gives that region's sole owner a small, deterministic economy boost
+// every committed turn, scaled by the region's `industry` resource value from
+// the committed resource manifest. The active projects live in
+// `GameState.industry` — the LLM's "industry" lever.
+
+/** The four industry project types a region can host (v0.36, #59). */
+export type IndustryType = 'oil' | 'iron' | 'food' | 'industry';
+
+/** All industry project types, in canonical order (the LLM contract + validator). */
+export const INDUSTRY_TYPES: IndustryType[] = ['oil', 'iron', 'food', 'industry'];
+
+/**
+ * (v0.36, #59) One active industry project: a building of a given
+ * {@link IndustryType} in a specific region. The engine keys the per-turn
+ * economy boost by the region's SOLE owner (a region with no owner or 2+
+ * owners yields no boost) and scales it by the region's `industry` resource
+ * value. A region hosts at most ONE project — re-declaring on a region that
+ * already has one is a no-op (the first declared type wins).
+ */
+export interface IndustryProject {
+  /** The region key the project sits in (see `public/region-keys.json`). */
+  regionKey: string;
+  /** The kind of project built there (see {@link IndustryType}). */
+  type: IndustryType;
+}
+
+/**
+ * (v0.33.0, #56) A first-class **war** — a named, ongoing armed conflict
+ * between two or more nations. Unlike the boolean `war` relation (which a
+ * preset or a bare `relations` entry can carry without any structure behind
+ * it), a `War` is an explicit world entity the engine tracks: the LLM
+ * declares it (a turn's `wars.declare`), the engine assigns it a stable id
+ * (`w1`, `w2`, …), the turn and in-game date it was declared, and it stays in
+ * `GameState.wars` for the rest of the game as history after it ends.
+ *
+ * **Semantics of `sides`:** the flat list of every belligerent in the war
+ * (≥2 distinct nation ids). Any two distinct members of an active war's
+ * sides are at war with each other — the engine derives the symmetric `war`
+ * relation for every such pair on every turn (see the engine's
+ * `syncWarRelations`), and downgrades the relation to `hostile` when the war
+ * ends. A mutual-defense ally of a belligerent is dragged into the same list
+ * on declaration (the engine does this automatically).
+ */
+export interface War {
+  /** Stable id (`w1`, `w2`, …) assigned by the engine on declaration. */
+  id: string;
+  /** The belligerent nations (≥2 distinct ids; see the note above). */
+  sides: string[];
+  /** The turn number the war was declared on. */
+  declaredTurn: number;
+  /** The in-game date the war took effect on (`YYYY-MM-DD`). */
+  declaredDate?: string;
+  /** Optional short war aims the LLM names at declaration. */
+  aims?: string[];
+  /**
+   * Lifecycle: `active` until a turn ends the war, then the end outcome —
+   * `armistice` (a negotiated stop) or `capitulation` (one side surrenders) —
+   * or the generic `ended`. Ended wars stay in `GameState.wars` as history.
+   */
+  status: 'active' | 'armistice' | 'capitulation' | 'ended';
+  /** Optional region keys the war's front line runs through (reserved). */
+  front?: string[];
+}
+
 /** A narrative event the simulation emitted on some turn. */
 export interface EventEntry {
  id: string;
@@ -251,6 +375,54 @@ export interface GameState {
   * — additive, no data wipe.
   */
  regionStats: Record<string, RegionStats>;
+  /**
+   * (v0.33.0, #56) First-class war entities (see {@link War}): declared by a
+   * turn's `wars.declare` (the engine assigns the id, declared turn/date, and
+   * drags in mutual-defense allies) and closed by `wars.end` (armistice /
+   * capitulation). The engine DERIVES the `war` relation from the ACTIVE
+   * wars on every turn (two nations are in a `war` relation iff they are both
+   * belligerents of ≥1 active war), so the boolean relation and the war
+   * entities can never drift apart. A bare preset `war` relation with no
+   * active war behind it stays as-is (an implicit, unnamed war — never
+   * force-created into an entity). Always `[]` on a fresh game; rows saved
+   * before v0.33 load with this defaulted to `[]` (see server/db.ts) —
+   * additive, no data wipe.
+   */
+  wars: War[];
+  /**
+   * (v0.35.0, #58) Active bilateral trade agreements (see {@link TradeAgreement}):
+   * declared/ended by a turn's `economy.trade` ops (a no-`lift` op declares,
+   * `lift: true` ends). Every committed turn the engine applies a small,
+   * deterministic economy gain to BOTH parties of each active agreement, and
+   * suspends (removes) any agreement whose two parties are on opposite sides
+   * of an active war (v0.33, #56). Always `[]` on a fresh game; rows saved
+   * before v0.35 load with this defaulted to `[]` (see server/db.ts) —
+   * additive, no data wipe.
+   */
+  trades: TradeAgreement[];
+  /**
+   * (v0.35.0, #58) Active unilateral embargoes (see {@link Embargo}):
+   * imposed/lifted by a turn's `economy.embargo` ops (a no-`lift` op imposes,
+   * `lift: true` lifts). Every committed turn the engine applies a small,
+   * deterministic economy dip to each embargo's TARGET only, and suspends
+   * (removes) any embargo whose two nations are on opposite sides of an
+   * active war (v0.33, #56). Always `[]` on a fresh game; rows saved before
+   * v0.35 load with this defaulted to `[]` (see server/db.ts) — additive,
+   * no data wipe.
+   */
+  embargoes: Embargo[];
+  /**
+   * (v0.36, #59) Active industry projects (see {@link IndustryProject}): built
+   * by a turn's `industry.projects` ops (the LLM names a region key + a
+   * project type). Each region hosts at most one project — re-declaring on a
+   * region that already has one is a no-op. Every committed turn the engine
+   * gives each project's region's SOLE owner a small, deterministic economy
+   * boost scaled by that region's `industry` resource value. A project on a
+   * region that ends a turn with no owner (or 2+ owners) yields no boost but
+   * is NOT removed. Always `[]` on a fresh game; rows saved before v0.36 load
+   * with this defaulted to `[]` (see server/db.ts) — additive, no data wipe.
+   */
+  industry: IndustryProject[];
 }

 /**
Author	SHA1	Message	Date
kamilkrzywda	31182c8730	feat(#60 ): nuclear/WMD — capability flag + strikes (region → no-man's-land, nation collapse + war capitulation, MAD retaliation) (v0.37.0) CI / build + unit + e2e (pull_request) Successful in 2m33s Details	2026-10-15 19:17:26 +00:00
kamilkrzywda	0fd8981452	Merge pull request 'feat: Resources & Industry — per-region resource profiles + industry LLM lever (v0.36.0, #59 )' (#70 ) from feat/59-resources-industry into master CI / build + unit + e2e (push) Successful in 2m15s Details	2026-10-15 20:27:17 +02:00
kamilkrzywda	b237fe8dd4	feat: Resources & Industry — per-region resource profiles + industry LLM lever (v0.36.0, #59 ) CI / build + unit + e2e (pull_request) Successful in 2m11s Details - scripts/build-region-resources.mjs: deterministic, idempotent builder → public/region-resources.json (1,800 entries; FNV-1a hash × area factor, 0–1, 2dp) - server/regions.ts: hasResources()/resourceOf() optional-manifest loader - shared/types.ts: RegionResources, IndustryType/INDUSTRY_TYPES, IndustryProject, GameState.industry - shared/protocol.ts: IndustryOps, TurnResult.industry, deriveNationResources (area×population-weighted average, 2dp) - server/engine.ts: isIndustryType, validateIndustryOps, applyIndustryOps (per-region SET, first-declared-type wins), applyIndustryEffects (INDUSTRY_ECONOMY_BONUS=1, +1 when region industry≥0.5; sole-owner only; 0/2+ owner regions kept but no boost; re-derive after), system+user prompt contract lines, runTurn resourceOf opt, nationResources in user payload - server/db.ts: legacy-row industry default migration - server/stub.ts: industry:{projects:[]} in stub result; resources/industry in StubPayload (never read) - server/index.ts: resourceOf wired to jump route - All test fixtures updated; new describe blocks in engine.test.ts, protocol.test.ts, regions.test.ts, db.test.ts - CHANGELOG.md v0.36.0, AGENTS.md docs, package.json 0.36.0 Fixes #59	2026-10-15 18:23:05 +00:00
kamilkrzywda	dd9fd6a09d	Merge pull request 'feat(#58 ): trade & embargoes — economy layer (v0.35.0)' (#69 ) from feat/58-trade-embargo into master CI / build + unit + e2e (push) Successful in 2m32s Details	2026-10-15 19:30:59 +02:00
kamilkrzywda	b5ea8ba5a4	feat(#58 ): trade & embargoes — TurnResult.economy ops (trade/embargo, declare/lift) with a deterministic per-turn effect and war auto-suspension CI / build + unit + e2e (pull_request) Successful in 2m3s Details	2026-10-15 17:26:24 +00:00
kamilkrzywda	ed91735c8a	Merge pull request 'feat(#57 ): hybrid war — TurnResult.hybrid ops with exposure backfire (v0.34.0)' (#68 ) from feat/57-hybrid-war into master CI / build + unit + e2e (push) Successful in 2m9s Details	2026-10-15 18:45:56 +02:00
kamilkrzywda	8eeb6df284	feat(#57 ): hybrid war — TurnResult.hybrid ops (spy/sabotage/assassinate/cyber/economic/information/proxy) with exposure backfire CI / build + unit + e2e (pull_request) Successful in 2m7s Details	2026-10-15 16:42:27 +00:00
kamilkrzywda	f45c01b8d6	Merge pull request 'feat(#56 ): War as a first-class state — declare/end ops, mutual-defense drag-in, relation sync' (#67 ) from feat/56-war-as-state into master CI / build + unit + e2e (push) Successful in 2m32s Details	2026-10-15 17:50:26 +02:00
kamilkrzywda	b5e2229ee2	feat(#56 ): War as a first-class state — declare/end ops, mutual-defense drag-in, relation sync CI / build + unit + e2e (pull_request) Successful in 2m32s Details Promote the bare 'war' relation to a named War entity in GameState.wars: - War: { id, sides[], declaredTurn, declaredDate?, aims?, status, front? } - TurnResult.wars: { declare: WarDeclareOp[], end: WarEndOp[] } - syncWarRelations: derive 'war' from active wars, fallback to 'hostile' on end - Mutual-defense drag-in: belligerent allies added to sides (one level) - Bare 'war' back-compat: never downgraded, never force-created - Stub: empty wars (e2e unaffected); ~30 new unit tests v0.33.0	2026-10-15 15:47:06 +00:00
kamilkrzywda	38d3202472	Merge pull request 'feat(#54 ): non-military takeovers — automatic regime rename (v0.32.0)' (#55 ) from feat/54-takeover-consequence into master CI / build + unit + e2e (push) Successful in 1m55s Details	2026-10-15 13:01:31 +02:00
kamilkrzywda	58c56024bc	chore(#54 ): v0.32.0 — version bump + changelog CI / build + unit + e2e (pull_request) Successful in 2m40s Details	2026-10-15 10:58:23 +00:00
kamilkrzywda	3c187c6901	feat(#54 ): non-military takeovers — automatic regime rename (TurnResult.takeovers)	2026-10-15 10:58:23 +00:00