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contracts.toml schema #

Canonical slice contracts (assets/data/contracts.toml). Design traces: docs/03 §3.7, docs/02 §3.

Shape: top-level array of [[contract]] tables. Count: 6.

Intent-comment convention #

Every [[contract]] carries an intent string field explaining its tier/pay and poster logic. Data field, not a TOML # comment. Same convention in all 7 data files.

Fields #

field	type	required	meaning
`id`	string	yes	snake_case key (`rats_in_granary`). Referenced by towns.
`title`	string	yes	board heading (`Rats in the granary`).
`tier`	integer	yes	1-5 difficulty tier (vermin → hauntings → saints → Deep doors).
`pay_cu`	integer	yes	copper-unit pay.
`poster`	string	yes	who posted it (name + place).
`known_hazards`	string[]	yes	what the poster tells you (may be incomplete, never lies).
`unknown_hint`	string	yes	what the poster doesn't know. NEVER empty (schema law): the discoverable-by-gossip half (docs/03 §3.7).
`floor`	integer	yes	dungeon floor the work sits on (1-based).
`prep_notes`	string	yes	loadout + questions advice (prep-before-fight law, docs/03 §3.7).
`intent`	string	yes	why this tier/pay/poster (see convention above).