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The Dyżur screen

Nerthus.Core (until cutover). This page describes the frozen system that runs today and is deleted at cutover. Replaced by: not yet written.

Dyżur is the one screen that answers obligations. Every other screen answers a question you asked; this one lists what is owed, by whom, and what clears it. Open it when you are on duty and want to know what the campaign is waiting for.

https://dev-astral.nerthus.pl/#/dyzur

What you see depends on your role

Dyżur has five panes and the site draws only the ones whose work is yours. A Gracz sees one, a Narrator three, a Radny all five. If none of them is yours, the tab is not drawn at all. That is the intended state and not a fault.

Pane Address What it is for
Kolejka #/dyzur everything owed, in one ranked list
Zamknięcia #/dyzur/zamkniecia the open sessions, and what closing each would write
Rozliczenie #/dyzur/rozliczenie the monthly PU award and what is holding it up
Wybory #/dyzur/wybory who is eligible to vote, and why
Osoby #/dyzur/osoby the roster, the Uprawnienia table, and who can be reached

Nothing on this screen writes without drawing the consequence first. Every act stands behind a preview in the same panel, and the preview is the whole change rather than a sample of it.

Kolejka - what is owed, ranked

A row is an obligation and it names who owes it. It does not say "go and look at Sesje"; it says this session has been open eleven days.

The ranking is not by age alone. Anything that blocks the month comes first, then the oldest. An unresolved name and a critical integrity finding both stop the whole monthly award, because the award is all-or-nothing, so they sit above a session that has been open a fortnight however old it is. Within a band the oldest is first, because that is what a backlog is.

The bands paint one after another rather than all at once. A band that is still waiting says so.

Higiena rows are not repeated here. The world surfaces contribute a count and never a row - the Higiena worklist is the list for that work, and a second inbox for the same rows would be one inbox too many.

Zamknięcia - close an evening and see what it writes

The left side is what is still open. The right side is one evening's consequence, whole, before anything is written.

Drafts sit in their own tier. A draft has nothing to close yet, and counting it with the rest would inflate the number of sessions that need you.

Kto to? is the one place the tool asks you about a name — and, since project 124, the place it answers first. The drawer lists every form the evening's transcript writes that the lore does not name: the ones the engine could place («Rozpoznane», with how it knew — silnik, obsada 1, z sesji …) and the ones it could not, each with the sentence and the form marked, the cast as numbered chips, and the keys: t keeps the engine's answer, 1–9 names a rival, n says it is not a name, r shows more lines, a accepts every recognised row at once (ruling H123.3, 123-ner-plan; the panel and its keys are 124-kto-to). One key writes one ruling and greys the row; nothing is asked twice. Without the sample.confirm capability the rows read as text and the keys are absent; a host older than the route says «—».

Closing is whole or nothing. The tool either records the entire session or changes nothing, so there is no batch close. Pressing "Zamknij 5" is five separate closings with five separate answers, written back on each row. One refusal is a line on its own row and the list does not move.

This pane does not edit the session. When a check names a person the tool cannot resolve, the repair is a text edit in the session block itself - see Record a session.

Rozliczenie - the monthly award, and what halts it

Four bands, in this order: what the integrity check found, which names did not resolve, what the award would pay, and the schedules behind it.

The award button stays disabled until the two bands above the preview are clean, and it carries the count that is blocking it. The preview is still drawn under a red band, on purpose: it tells you what the month would pay once the block clears, and hiding it would leave you repairing names blind.

What happens every month is the article for the settlement itself. This pane is where you watch it, hand it over, or stand it down.

Some hosts refuse even the preview

Computing the preview counts as a write, so a site reading a host that does not write refuses it rather than showing an empty panel. The pane says so, and the two acts below it carry the same sentence.

Wybory - who may vote, and why

The one pane here that changes nothing. What it produces is a table you paste into an announcement; the tool is never asked to publish it.

The date is the control that matters. Eligibility is measured over a six-month window counted back from the day you ask about, so "who is eligible if we vote on the 1st" and "on the 15th" are different rolls. Set the date to the day of the vote.

Activity is grants plus one point for each distinct month somebody was active, so steady presence beats one busy weekend. The pane draws those months as blocks rather than printing a number, because six blocks against one settles the argument at a glance.

Somebody who may read the whole campaign's PU gets the whole roll. Somebody who may read only their own gets one row - their own - rather than a refusal.

Osoby - the roster and the Uprawnienia table

This pane reads the roster and shows you what is wrong with it. It does not write people. Registering a player, changing a Margonem account, a @discord channel, a role, retirement: all of those are edits to nerthus.contributors.md by hand, and the tool refuses them by naming the file instead. A person's block is an editorial statement. See People and roles for every one of those edits.

Each row links into the editor at that person's block, which is how you get from "this is wrong" to the place it is written.

Two numbers, never one. The pane counts the people the roster holds, and separately the blocks it had to drop - almost always for a missing @margonemid. Those people are in the file and outside every reading of it, this pane included. A pane showing you only the first number would have you believe the roster is smaller than it is.

The Uprawnienia table is editable here, and it is the one form on the screen that is load-bearing: the vocabulary of each column is enforced by this form and by nothing behind it. A cell is stored exactly as you type it. A ceiling read as do 4 graczy is written back as do 4 graczy - the tool does not re-spell a value it did not change, because a reformatted cell is a silent edit of a record somebody keeps by hand. Walki PvP is the one column with a number inside a fixed phrase, and its lowest value is 2, because do 1 graczy is not a ceiling but a NIE.

Start here owns what the Uprawnienia columns mean.