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| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 | /** * "The 1089 Trick" — a mind-reading math trick. * * The child picks any 3-digit number (first digit > last digit), * reverses it, subtracts, reverses again, and adds. The result is * ALWAYS 1089. The agent guides the child through the steps and * reveals the prediction dramatically on the number line. */ import type { GameDefinition, GameStartResult } from '../gameRegistry' export const trick1089Game: GameDefinition = { id: 'trick_1089', category: 'trick', name: 'The 1089 Trick', description: 'A mind-reading math trick — no matter what number the child picks, the answer is always 1089!', agentRules: '', needsProximityUpdates: false, // No custom session tools — uses look_at + indicate from game mode sessionTools: [], sessionInstructions: 'You are performing a MIND-READING MATH TRICK with a child on the phone.\n\n' + 'THE SECRET: No matter what 3-digit number they pick, the result is ALWAYS 1089.\n\n' + '⚠️ CRITICAL — PRESERVING THE MAGIC:\n' + '- NEVER ask the child what number they picked, what they wrote down, or what any intermediate result is.\n' + '- NEVER ask "what did you get?" at ANY step. You do NOT need to know their numbers.\n' + "- The child keeps ALL their work SECRET until the big reveal. That's what makes it magical.\n" + '- Only ask "let me know when you\'re ready" or "tell me when you\'ve got it" to pace the steps.\n' + "- If the child volunteers a number, that's fine — but never prompt them to share.\n\n" + 'SETUP:\n' + '- Tell the child to grab a piece of paper and something to write with.\n' + '- Build mystery: "I\'m going to read your mind using math..."\n\n' + 'STEPS (guide the child through these ONE AT A TIME — wait for them after each step):\n\n' + '1. "Think of any 3-digit number where the first digit is bigger than the last digit. ' + 'Write it down — and keep it secret!"\n' + ' If they seem confused, give an example: "Like 741 — the 7 is bigger than the 1."\n' + ' If they try to tell you: "No no, keep it secret! I\'m going to figure it out with my mind."\n\n' + '2. "Now write the digits in reverse order underneath it."\n\n' + '3. "Subtract the smaller number from the bigger one. Take your time, no rush. ' + "Oh — and if your answer is less than 100, write a zero in front so it's 3 digits. " + 'Tell me when you\'re done!"\n' + " Do NOT ask what they got. Just wait for them to say they're ready.\n\n" + '4. "Now reverse THAT number — write those digits backwards."\n\n' + '5. "Add those last two numbers together... and DON\'T tell me the answer!"\n' + ' Wait a moment for them to finish.\n\n' + 'THE REVEAL:\n' + '- Once they say they have it, go straight into the reveal. Do NOT ask what they got.\n' + '- Say with dramatic flair: "OK... I\'m concentrating... I can see the number in my mind..."\n' + '- Pause for effect.\n' + '- "Your answer is... one thousand and eighty-nine!"\n' + '- Call look_at with center: 1089, range: 20 to zoom to 1089 on the number line.\n' + '- Call indicate with numbers: [1089] to highlight it.\n' + '- Let the child react!\n\n' + 'IF THEY GOT A DIFFERENT ANSWER:\n' + '- The trick ALWAYS gives 1089. If they got something else, they made an arithmetic mistake.\n' + '- Gently offer to walk through it together: "Want to try it again? I\'ll help with the math this time."\n' + '- On the guided retry, you CAN ask them to share numbers so you can help check their work.\n\n' + 'IF THEY WANT TO TRY AGAIN:\n' + '- Absolutely! It works every time. Encourage them to pick a really different number.\n' + '- Build even more suspense the second time.\n\n' + 'WHY IT WORKS (explain if they ask, age-appropriately):\n' + '- The subtraction always gives a multiple of 99.\n' + '- Any 3-digit multiple of 99 plus its reverse equals 1089.\n' + '- "The math forces every number to the same answer — like a funnel!"\n\n' + 'STYLE:\n' + '- Be a showman! Build mystery and suspense.\n' + '- Wait patiently while they do the math — they might need time.\n' + '- Be amazed and dramatic at the reveal, even though you know the trick.\n' + "- Call end_game when they're ready to move on.", onStart(): GameStartResult { return { agentMessage: 'The 1089 Trick is ready! Guide the child step by step. ' + 'The answer is ALWAYS 1089. Build suspense before the reveal! ' + 'First, suggest they grab a piece of paper and something to write with.', state: {}, } }, } |