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Stacked on #20. Merge #20 first; GitHub then points this PR at main.

This adds a card game about the agentic web at /play, built to be shared. It covers the twelve standards and the web plumbing under them.

  • Quick run. 12 cards with no sign-up, played entirely in the browser.
    • The open deck is content/quiz/open.json, 48 hand-written cards.
    • It also gets one "Real or hype?" card per standard. Each is generated from the standard's page, so its answer changes the day the page does.
  • Expert run. 18 cards from a 60-card deck that lives only in Supabase, never in this repository. If its answers were on GitHub, the leaderboard would mean nothing.
    • Sign-in: GitHub, Google, or an emailed link.
    • Server-side rules: the server deals every card and times it with its own clock. A card can't be answered twice, and its clock can't be restarted. Each player gets 20 runs a day.
  • Scoring. 20 seconds a card. A right answer earns 100, plus up to 50 for speed and up to 50 for a streak.
  • Sharing. Each result gets an emoji grid and its own share image.
    • An open run's score is in the address: /play/s/<code>.
    • An expert run links a verified result: /play/r/<id>.
  • Leaderboard. Each player's best expert run, all time or this week. A player shows as their GitHub handle, or first name and last initial, never their email.
  • After a run. "Brush up on" links to the pages behind the cards you missed. There's a "Test yourself" card on the home page and a Quiz item in the nav.
  • Without Supabase keys the site still builds and the open quiz still plays; the expert run and leaderboard show "soon". Setup is in content/quiz/README.md, and the database is supabase/migrations/.
  • The README no longer says "no backend, no database". The guide stays static; only the quiz uses a server.

Sources

Every card names its primary source in source, and standard links the ax.guide page it comes from. An independent fact-check compared all 108 hand-written cards with primary sources. It found one card built on a false premise, about MPP sessions by card, and no wrong marked answers. The fixes are in the last commit.

Checklist

  • Every new or changed claim links a primary source.
  • If I changed a status, the evidence meets the rules in content/contribute.md. (No status changed.)
  • I only changed last_verified on pages where I rechecked every claim. (This PR touches none.)
  • Plain words, no em dashes. The tests enforce this for every card.

Tests: the new tests cover both decks, scoring, dealing, share codes, the sign-in return path, and the expert run's guards (against an in-memory stand-in for Supabase). The SQL was run on Postgres 16. Full runs were played in Chromium at desktop and phone widths with no console errors.

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claude added 6 commits October 30, 2026 05:38
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Recheck six standards whose specs changed; move their pins
daa5a43 
The weekly spec drift watch found changes in ARD, ai-catalog, WebMCP,
Web Bot Auth, Poppy and x402. Each page was rechecked against its live
sources and last_verified moved to 2026-10-30. No status changes.

- Poppy: version 0.2 published October 24, draft 0.3 in progress (scopes,
  transitional mediated sign-in, operations v2); guide.json note updated.
- Web Bot Auth: WG draft -01 (October 29): Signature-Agent now names the
  key set's address directly, and sites can ask for a signature. Signers
  now link primary sources; DuckDuckGo dropped (no primary evidence).
- WebMCP: draft of October 27, the draft W3C Agentic Web WG charter, the
  trial passing 0.5% of Chrome page loads, Hydrogen on by default.
- ai-catalog: multi-party Trust Manifests; Cloudflare's catalog and the
  working group's list of 26.
- x402: October 22 disclosure of library flaws (fixed in August); the
  CoinDesk figure is volume, not real payments; Foundation source linked.
- ARD: only a non-normative observability section upstream; Hugging Face
  serves only ai-catalog.json too.

Closes #16, closes #17, closes #18, closes #19.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NWyUpDcNT2Fd6FNzeuy2Bn
@claude
Add the ax.guide quiz at /play: an open deck, an expert deck and a le…
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…aderboard

A card game on the agentic-web standards and the web plumbing under them,
built to be shared.

- Quick run: 12 cards from the open deck, no sign-up, played in the
  browser. The deck is content/quiz/open.json (48 hand-written cards) plus
  one "Real or hype?" card per standard, written from its page, so status
  cards change the day a page does.
- Expert run: 18 cards from a 60-card deck that lives in Supabase, never in
  this repository, so the leaderboard can't be answered from GitHub.
  Signed-in players only (GitHub, Google or an emailed link). The server
  deals each card, keeps time with its own clock, and guards every step:
  one answer per card, no restarting a card's clock, 20 runs a day.
- Scoring: 100 a right answer, up to 50 for speed, up to 50 for a streak;
  20 seconds a card.
- Sharing: an emoji grid and a share image per result. Open runs encode
  the score in the address (/play/s/<code>); expert runs link a verified
  result (/play/r/<id>). Leaderboard: each player's best run, all time or
  this week, by GitHub handle or first name and initial, never email.
- Without Supabase keys the site still builds and the open quiz still
  plays; the expert deck and leaderboard show as "soon".

The schema, setup steps and card-writing rules are in
content/quiz/README.md; the database is supabase/migrations. Tests cover
both decks, scoring, dealing, share codes, the sign-in return path and the
expert run's guards (against an in-memory stand-in for Supabase); the SQL
was run against Postgres 16.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NWyUpDcNT2Fd6FNzeuy2Bn
@claude
Quiz: apply the fact-check of both decks; fix MPP's sessions example
00887b3 
A fact-check of all 108 hand-written cards against primary sources found
one wrong premise and no wrong marked answers.

- o-mpp-which: MPP's pay-as-you-go sessions run on stablecoin rails such
  as Tempo; cards through Stripe cover one-off charges only (mpp.dev,
  draft-httpauth-payment-01). The card said sessions ran by card.
- content/standards/mpp.md had the same blur in its example; it now says
  which rails do what.
- o-ai-catalog-which: an entry links to its full description or includes it.
- Three True/False cards were labelled "Real or hype?" but test facts, not
  how real something is; they are plain quick cards now.
- o-poppy-fake-pairing asks about creators, not "launch partners", which
  is Poppy's own term for seven other companies.

The expert deck (kept out of the repository) had four cards that repeated
open-deck facts replaced, two "Real or hype?" cards put in the same
Real-then-Hype order as the rest, and two explanations corrected.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NWyUpDcNT2Fd6FNzeuy2Bn
@claude
Recheck six standards whose specs changed; move their pins
2d6bb05 
The weekly spec drift watch found changes in ARD, ai-catalog, WebMCP,
Web Bot Auth, Poppy and x402. Each page was rechecked against its live
sources and last_verified moved to 2026-10-30. No status changes.

- Poppy: version 0.2 published October 24, draft 0.3 in progress (scopes,
  transitional mediated sign-in, operations v2); guide.json note updated.
- Web Bot Auth: WG draft -01 (October 29): Signature-Agent now names the
  key set's address directly, and sites can ask for a signature. Signers
  now link primary sources; DuckDuckGo dropped (no primary evidence).
- WebMCP: draft of October 27, the draft W3C Agentic Web WG charter, the
  trial passing 0.5% of Chrome page loads, Hydrogen on by default.
- ai-catalog: multi-party Trust Manifests; Cloudflare's catalog and the
  working group's list of 26.
- x402: October 22 disclosure of library flaws (fixed in August); the
  CoinDesk figure is volume, not real payments; Foundation source linked.
- ARD: only a non-normative observability section upstream; Hugging Face
  serves only ai-catalog.json too.

Closes #16, closes #17, closes #18, closes #19.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NWyUpDcNT2Fd6FNzeuy2Bn
@claude
MPP: say which rails carry which payments
bd74f89 
The example said MPP's pay-as-you-go sessions run with stablecoins or
ordinary cards through Stripe. Cards through Stripe cover one-off charges
only; sessions run on stablecoin rails such as Tempo (mpp.dev, and the
examples in draft-httpauth-payment-01: tempo/session, stripe/charge).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NWyUpDcNT2Fd6FNzeuy2Bn
@claude
Merge the standards recheck branch into the quiz branch
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NWyUpDcNT2Fd6FNzeuy2Bn
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