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136-day reconstruction roadmap

de-ASCII stays focused on reconstructing images from ASCII while the platform layer matures into compact streams, replay quality gates, and browser-game asset workflows. The game goal is explicit: trusted ASCII can stream into a browser game and reconstruct into levels, textures, signs, sprites, or UI assets without fake downstream success.

Best-Match Reconstruction Baseline

Days 0-30

  • Keep tonal, source-aspect, color-preserving reconstruction as the default profile while preserving hybrid and glyph modes.
  • Use replay fixtures for screenshots, saturated scenes, sharp logos, code blocks, signs, UI labels, and captions to measure color, luminance, edge, and text readability regressions.
  • Keep AI enhancement restoration-focused: improve the current reconstruction, preserve visible text evidence, and reject prompt-only scene replacement.
  • Prefer compact rgb24-b64-v1 colorGrid payloads over expanded ANSI or hex-row transport when exact color is needed.
  • Show progress, completion, degraded, and error states in the browser whenever tuning or input changes.

Streaming And Agent Interop

Days 31-68

  • Harden NDJSON stream import from ascii.platphormnews.com with exact compact color chunks, bounded byte limits, and source trust metadata.
  • Publish quality scores through docs, LLMS, OpenAPI, BrowserOps, and Evals without exposing raw private inputs.
  • Add cross-site traces that prove ASCII stream, deASCII reconstruction, and downstream asset handoff propagated safe trace context.
  • Keep public read-only paths frictionless while protected mutation, publish, replay, and report flows require PLATPHORM_API_KEY.

Game Asset Reconstruction

Days 69-102

  • Define an ASCII asset manifest for browser games: layers, collision masks, palette references, texture hints, spawn points, signs, and level metadata.
  • Convert trusted ASCII streams into reconstructed textures, map tiles, signs, UI decals, and sprites with deterministic dimensions.
  • Prototype BrowserOps/Evals checks that load reconstructed assets into a game scene and verify visible, nonblank, correctly framed output.
  • Document honest unsupported states for assets that need semantic interpretation beyond deterministic reconstruction.

Playable Pipeline Proof

Days 103-136

  • Stream ASCII from trusted conversion artifacts into a browser game runtime and reconstruct it into level or asset data at load time.
  • Cache compact payloads and reconstructed outputs safely so repeated plays are fast without bloating public responses.
  • Ship route, discovery, sitemap, FAQ, JSON-LD, and llms updates that describe the game asset pipeline as implemented, degraded, or protected.
  • Gate release on replay quality, payload-size checks, browser screenshots, and no fake success for unconfirmed downstream game imports.