Applying Approved Changes

These notes describe how Pinky applies operations that Brain has already admitted and approved. The adapter revalidates the relevant local game state, performs only the delegated change, and returns a typed receipt describing what actually happened.

For example, an approved inventory change can still be rejected locally if the target disappeared or its generation changed. Pinky reports that result instead of forcing the operation into the wrong object.

Pinky Host Actuation

Pinky Host Actuation applies approved actions to the local system. It checks if actions are safe and possible before running them. Pinky does not decide what actions are valid or fair. It only runs operations that Brain has accepted. Pinky makes sure actions follow safety limits and host rules. It reports results back to Brain after applying actions.