ogrechkoandClaude Sonnet 5
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New templateType "snake" alongside quiz/clicker/maze — additive, not a redesign, so it's wired through every existing per-template enumeration point (schema, types unions, scene factory, builder dispatch on create/edit/AI-review pages, template icon maps) following the pattern each already established. games.templateType is a plain SQLite text column with a TypeScript- only enum (no SQL DDL behind it) — confirmed via drizzle-kit generate that adding "snake" produces zero migration, same as every in-place template redesign this session. Bounded arena (no maze-style wall authoring — keeps the builder trivial: width/height/startLength/targetLength/wrapAround, nothing else). Movement is a self-rescheduling delayedCall loop rather than a fixed interval, since the step interval itself shrinks as the snake grows; speed curve sanity-checked standalone before wiring it in. Discrete per-cell snapping (not tweened, unlike the maze's glide) — that's the authentic blocky Snake feel, not a shortcut. Standard collision rule: the tail cell is excluded from the self-collision check unless this step eats food, since the tail is vacating that cell. Progress resumes the exact live state (body/direction/food/score) — Snake has no natural level-boundary checkpoint the way the other three templates do, so unlike their coarse-grained resume this restores precisely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QcXH24ky6zjk2UyK5oZUPH
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