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Hosting a P2P game reloaded the page on memory-constrained devices (iOS),
consistently and before any guest joined. The multiplayer page warms the
shared engine worker's ~100MB card database on mount, then P2PHostAdapter
constructed its own WasmAdapter — a second worker, a second WASM instance,
and (once the AI-seat loop called applySeatMutation, which awaited
ensureCardDb) a second resident copy of that database. On iOS the main
thread and every worker share one web-content-process budget, so the second
copy was not free headroom.

Route the host through getSharedAdapter() when isMemoryConstrainedDevice()
says the trade is worth it: one worker, slower under contention but not
heavier. Everywhere else keeps its private adapter.

Sharing an engine means two flows can install a game into it, so the claim
has to be arbitrated. Doing that in the client would need a probe followed by
an install — two worker round-trips with a window between them, and on a cold
database both flows await the same cardDbPromise, so they rendezvous on
one resolution and both post initialize_game. The loser's game is destroyed.

So the engine arbitrates instead. initialize_multiplayer_host_game refuses
an engine that already holds a game; initialize_game refuses one a host
session owns; both run inside the same synchronous worker task as the install,
so nothing can interleave. The multiplayer flag is claimed on the line after
the state install (claim_engine_for), mirroring resume_multiplayer_host_state
— so a failed init can never leave the flag set on an engine it never took.

Because a refusal now leaves the engine byte-for-byte untouched, the client's
compensating logic goes away: no probe, no setMultiplayerMode(true), and no
flag hand-back on the error path. The catch converts to claimed: false
rather than disappearing, which keeps the private-adapter worker disposal and
the typed "disposed during start" error.

Refusals surface as AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED through a single
classifyInitFailure authority, so a local-direction refusal cannot reach the
user mislabeled as "Deck validation failed".

Engine guard logic lives in init_guard/claim_engine_for — plain functions
over the two thread-locals, covered by native tests in the engine-wasm
package. Note that Tilt's test-engine runs -p phase-engine and does not
execute them; CI's --workspace run does.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added reliable multiplayer host-game initialization with exclusive engine ownership.
    • Improved host session cleanup when games end, fail to start, or are interrupted.
    • Added shared-engine support for memory-constrained devices while preserving private sessions elsewhere.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Prevented active games from being overwritten by new sessions.
    • Added clearer errors for occupied engines, invalid decks, and cEDH bracket violations.
    • Improved handling of disposed or superseded multiplayer hosts.

Hosting a P2P game reloaded the page on memory-constrained devices (iOS),
consistently and before any guest joined. The multiplayer page warms the
shared engine worker's ~100MB card database on mount, then `P2PHostAdapter`
constructed its own `WasmAdapter` — a second worker, a second WASM instance,
and (once the AI-seat loop called `applySeatMutation`, which awaited
`ensureCardDb`) a second resident copy of that database. On iOS the main
thread and every worker share one web-content-process budget, so the second
copy was not free headroom.

Route the host through `getSharedAdapter()` when `isMemoryConstrainedDevice()`
says the trade is worth it: one worker, slower under contention but not
heavier. Everywhere else keeps its private adapter.

Sharing an engine means two flows can install a game into it, so the claim
has to be arbitrated. Doing that in the client would need a probe followed by
an install — two worker round-trips with a window between them, and on a cold
database both flows await the *same* `cardDbPromise`, so they rendezvous on
one resolution and both post `initialize_game`. The loser's game is destroyed.

So the engine arbitrates instead. `initialize_multiplayer_host_game` refuses
an engine that already holds a game; `initialize_game` refuses one a host
session owns; both run inside the same synchronous worker task as the install,
so nothing can interleave. The multiplayer flag is claimed on the line after
the state install (`claim_engine_for`), mirroring `resume_multiplayer_host_state`
— so a failed init can never leave the flag set on an engine it never took.

Because a refusal now leaves the engine byte-for-byte untouched, the client's
compensating logic goes away: no probe, no `setMultiplayerMode(true)`, and no
flag hand-back on the error path. The catch converts to `claimed: false`
rather than disappearing, which keeps the private-adapter worker disposal and
the typed "disposed during start" error.

Refusals surface as `AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED` through a single
`classifyInitFailure` authority, so a local-direction refusal cannot reach the
user mislabeled as "Deck validation failed".

Engine guard logic lives in `init_guard`/`claim_engine_for` — plain functions
over the two thread-locals, covered by native tests in the `engine-wasm`
package. Note that Tilt's `test-engine` runs `-p phase-engine` and does not
execute them; CI's `--workspace` run does.
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The PR adds atomic multiplayer host-game initialization across the WASM engine, worker protocol, and adapters. It tracks shared-engine ownership, classifies initialization failures, and makes host disposal claim-aware. Tests cover engine occupancy, lifecycle races, cleanup, and disposed-host behavior.

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Multiplayer engine ownership

Layer / File(s) Summary
Engine contract and initialization protocol
client/src/adapter/init-envelope.ts, client/src/adapter/engine-worker*.ts, client/src/adapter/types.ts, crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs
The WASM engine adds guarded host initialization and occupied-engine responses. Worker layers classify and transport bracket, occupancy, and deck-validation failures.
Shared adapter lifecycle and ownership cleanup
client/src/adapter/wasm-adapter.ts, client/src/adapter/p2p-adapter.ts
Host adapters select shared or private engines, atomically initialize multiplayer games, track claims, reject disposed operations, and release only owned engine state.
Adapter ownership and failure validation
client/src/adapter/__tests__/*
Tests cover shared-adapter selection, atomic startup, occupied-engine errors, concurrent disposal, claim-aware cleanup, and post-disposal failures.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6180b

The change reduces engine and database memory usage on constrained devices while adding atomic occupied-engine handling. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness for bounded follow-up around error presentation, test isolation, and future-proofing of initialization guards.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant P2PHostAdapter
  participant WasmAdapter
  participant EngineWorkerClient
  participant engine_wasm
  P2PHostAdapter->>WasmAdapter: initializeMultiplayerHostGame
  WasmAdapter->>EngineWorkerClient: send host initialization request
  EngineWorkerClient->>engine_wasm: initialize_multiplayer_host_game
  engine_wasm-->>EngineWorkerClient: success or engine_occupied envelope
  EngineWorkerClient-->>WasmAdapter: SubmitResult or AdapterError
  WasmAdapter-->>P2PHostAdapter: initialization result
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client/src/adapter/p2p-adapter.ts (1)

1033-1060: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the claimed boolean with a typed ownership value.

bailDisposed(claimed: boolean, ...) and WasmAdapter.releaseHostSession(claimed: boolean) carry ownership meaning in a bare boolean. The 14-line comment above this method exists because the two directions are not readable at the call site: releaseHostSession(false) and bailDisposed(true, "start") state nothing about engine state. The comment itself records that an error in either direction either resets a live local game or leaves an ownerless multiplayer flag on the shared engine.

Introduce a two-variant type and use it in both signatures.

CLAUDE.md requires typed enums/errors rather than stringly-typed flags for this adapter change, and this file already applies that rule at Line 656 ("per CLAUDE.md: no raw bool flags").

♻️ Proposed typed parameter

Add the type next to hostDisposedError:

/**
 * Whether a state-installing engine call already resolved for this session.
 * `installed` means this session owns the engine state and must hand it back;
 * `untouched` means the engine was never modified by this session.
 */
export type HostEngineState = "installed" | "untouched";

Then thread it through:

-  private async bailDisposed(claimed: boolean, during: string): Promise<never> {
-    await this.wasm.releaseHostSession(claimed);
+  private async bailDisposed(engineState: HostEngineState, during: string): Promise<never> {
+    await this.wasm.releaseHostSession(engineState);
     throw new AdapterError("P2P_ERROR", `Host session disposed during ${during}`, true);
   }

Call sites read as bailDisposed("untouched", "start") and releaseHostSession("installed"). Update the signature in client/src/adapter/wasm-adapter.ts at Line 894 and the assertions in the three test files.

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In `@client/src/adapter/p2p-adapter.ts` around lines 1033 - 1060, Replace the
boolean ownership parameter with the two-variant HostEngineState type, defining
it near hostDisposedError with installed and untouched values. Update
bailDisposed and WasmAdapter.releaseHostSession signatures and all call sites to
pass the corresponding descriptive value, preserving installed for successfully
claimed engine state and untouched for state never modified; update the three
affected test assertions accordingly.
client/src/adapter/init-envelope.ts (1)

37-38: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Route the occupied-engine message through t() at the presentation layer.

GameProvider forwards this message to GamePage, which stores it in setupError; GameSetupPage renders setupError raw. Keep the dependency-free fallback here, propagate AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED, and map that code to a localized key in the setup UI.

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In `@client/src/adapter/init-envelope.ts` around lines 37 - 38, Update the
occupied-engine error flow so the adapter retains the dependency-free
ENGINE_OCCUPIED_MESSAGE fallback while propagating
AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED through GameProvider and GamePage; in
GameSetupPage, map that code to the appropriate localized key with t() before
rendering setupError.

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client/src/adapter/wasm-adapter.ts (1)

983-1017: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consolidate the duplicated initialization paths. initializeGame and initializeMultiplayerHostGame repeat the card-database check, initializer call, failure classification, and success envelope. Extract the shared body and pass the session-specific initializer so changes to the initialization contract cannot drift between the adapter and worker implementations.

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In `@client/src/adapter/wasm-adapter.ts` around lines 983 - 1017, Extract the
duplicated initialization logic from initializeGame and
initializeMultiplayerHostGame into one private runInitialize method that accepts
the session kind and selects the corresponding engine or fallback delegate.
Preserve initialization checks, card-database setup, seed generation, argument
normalization, diagnostics invalidation, and return behavior for both session
types, then have both public methods delegate to it.

Apply the same fix in `@client/src/adapter/engine-worker.ts` around lines 271 -
300: The worker handler contains the same duplicated initialization flow and is
covered by the shared-helper recommendation.
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Inline comments:
In `@client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-broker.test.ts`:
- Around line 191-192: Replace mockClear with mockReset for
mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame in the test setup, removing the redundant
mockImplementation because reset restores the declared default implementation.
This must clear queued one-shot behaviors such as mockRejectedValueOnce before
each test.

In `@client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-multiplayer.test.ts`:
- Around line 2312-2331: Update the initializeGame rejection assertion in the
“surfaces the engine's refusal when it already holds a game” test to verify the
propagated AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED discriminator in addition to the
existing message, ensuring startPregameGameInner preserves the typed refusal
through re-wrapping.

In `@crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1071-1089: Make both InitSessionKind dispatches exhaustive: in
init_guard, replace the wildcard success arm with explicit Local and
MultiplayerHost arms; in claim_engine_for, replace the equality check with a
match naming both variants and preserving the existing claim behavior for
MultiplayerHost. Update both sites in crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs:1071-1089
and 1093-1097 so future enum variants trigger compiler errors.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@client/src/adapter/init-envelope.ts`:
- Around line 37-38: Update the occupied-engine error flow so the adapter
retains the dependency-free ENGINE_OCCUPIED_MESSAGE fallback while propagating
AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED through GameProvider and GamePage; in
GameSetupPage, map that code to the appropriate localized key with t() before
rendering setupError.

In `@client/src/adapter/p2p-adapter.ts`:
- Around line 1033-1060: Replace the boolean ownership parameter with the
two-variant HostEngineState type, defining it near hostDisposedError with
installed and untouched values. Update bailDisposed and
WasmAdapter.releaseHostSession signatures and all call sites to pass the
corresponding descriptive value, preserving installed for successfully claimed
engine state and untouched for state never modified; update the three affected
test assertions accordingly.

In `@client/src/adapter/wasm-adapter.ts`:
- Around line 983-1017: Extract the duplicated initialization logic from
initializeGame and initializeMultiplayerHostGame into one private runInitialize
method that accepts the session kind and selects the corresponding engine or
fallback delegate. Preserve initialization checks, card-database setup, seed
generation, argument normalization, diagnostics invalidation, and return
behavior for both session types, then have both public methods delegate to it.

Apply the same fix in `@client/src/adapter/engine-worker.ts` around lines 271 -
300: The worker handler contains the same duplicated initialization flow and is
covered by the shared-helper recommendation.
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  • client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-broker.test.ts
  • client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-multiplayer.test.ts
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mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockClear();
mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockImplementation(async () => ({ events: [] }));

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use mockReset so an unconsumed mockRejectedValueOnce cannot leak.

Line 253 queues a one-shot rejection with mockRejectedValueOnce. mockClear clears call records but keeps queued one-shot implementations. If a test fails before it consumes that queued rejection, the next test starts with a rejecting host-start.

client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-multiplayer.test.ts at Line 322 already uses mockReset for this mock and documents the reason. Match it here. The mock is declared as vi.fn(impl), so mockReset restores the default implementation and the explicit re-implementation becomes unnecessary.

💚 Proposed fix
-  mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockClear();
-  mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockImplementation(async () => ({ events: [] }));
+  // `mockReset`, not `mockClear`: this mock carries per-test
+  // `mockRejectedValueOnce` overrides, and only `mockReset` drops an
+  // unconsumed one. It is a `vi.fn(impl)`, so the reset restores the default.
+  mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockReset();
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mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockClear();
mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockImplementation(async () => ({ events: [] }));
// `mockReset`, not `mockClear`: this mock carries per-test
// `mockRejectedValueOnce` overrides, and only `mockReset` drops an
// unconsumed one. It is a `vi.fn(impl)`, so the reset restores the default.
mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame.mockReset();
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In `@client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-broker.test.ts` around lines 191 -
192, Replace mockClear with mockReset for mocks.initializeMultiplayerHostGame in
the test setup, removing the redundant mockImplementation because reset restores
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Comment on lines +2312 to +2331
it("surfaces the engine's refusal when it already holds a game", async () => {
const { adapter } = makeHost(2);
await adapter.initialize();
await seatAi(adapter);
// The engine is the authority, not a client-side probe: it tests occupancy
// and installs inside one synchronous worker task, so a local
// `initializeGame` on the same shared worker cannot land in between.
mockInitializeHostGame.mockRejectedValueOnce(occupiedRefusal());

await expect(adapter.initializeGame()).rejects.toThrow(
/Finish or leave your current game/,
);
// A refused claim installed nothing, so there is nothing to compensate.
// `releaseHostSession(true)` here would run `resetGameState()` on the
// shared engine and destroy the live local game the refusal just protected.
expect(mocks.releaseHostSession).toHaveBeenCalledWith(false);
expect(mocks.releaseHostSession).not.toHaveBeenCalledWith(true);
expect(mockSetMultiplayerMode).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
adapter.dispose();
});

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the propagated code, not only the message text.

This test constructs the fixture with AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED, then asserts only on the message with a regex. The assertion passes even if startPregameGameInner re-wraps the refusal and drops the code. The typed discriminator is the contract this PR adds, so pin it.

💚 Proposed fix
-    await expect(adapter.initializeGame()).rejects.toThrow(
-      /Finish or leave your current game/,
-    );
+    await expect(adapter.initializeGame()).rejects.toMatchObject({
+      code: AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED,
+      recoverable: false,
+      message: expect.stringContaining("Finish or leave your current game"),
+    });
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it("surfaces the engine's refusal when it already holds a game", async () => {
const { adapter } = makeHost(2);
await adapter.initialize();
await seatAi(adapter);
// The engine is the authority, not a client-side probe: it tests occupancy
// and installs inside one synchronous worker task, so a local
// `initializeGame` on the same shared worker cannot land in between.
mockInitializeHostGame.mockRejectedValueOnce(occupiedRefusal());
await expect(adapter.initializeGame()).rejects.toThrow(
/Finish or leave your current game/,
);
// A refused claim installed nothing, so there is nothing to compensate.
// `releaseHostSession(true)` here would run `resetGameState()` on the
// shared engine and destroy the live local game the refusal just protected.
expect(mocks.releaseHostSession).toHaveBeenCalledWith(false);
expect(mocks.releaseHostSession).not.toHaveBeenCalledWith(true);
expect(mockSetMultiplayerMode).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
adapter.dispose();
});
it("surfaces the engine's refusal when it already holds a game", async () => {
const { adapter } = makeHost(2);
await adapter.initialize();
await seatAi(adapter);
// The engine is the authority, not a client-side probe: it tests occupancy
// and installs inside one synchronous worker task, so a local
// `initializeGame` on the same shared worker cannot land in between.
mockInitializeHostGame.mockRejectedValueOnce(occupiedRefusal());
await expect(adapter.initializeGame()).rejects.toMatchObject({
code: AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED,
recoverable: false,
message: expect.stringContaining("Finish or leave your current game"),
});
// A refused claim installed nothing, so there is nothing to compensate.
// `releaseHostSession(true)` here would run `resetGameState()` on the
// shared engine and destroy the live local game the refusal just protected.
expect(mocks.releaseHostSession).toHaveBeenCalledWith(false);
expect(mocks.releaseHostSession).not.toHaveBeenCalledWith(true);
expect(mockSetMultiplayerMode).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
adapter.dispose();
});
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In `@client/src/adapter/__tests__/p2p-adapter-multiplayer.test.ts` around lines
2312 - 2331, Update the initializeGame rejection assertion in the “surfaces the
engine's refusal when it already holds a game” test to verify the propagated
AdapterErrorCode.ENGINE_OCCUPIED discriminator in addition to the existing
message, ensuring startPregameGameInner preserves the typed refusal through
re-wrapping.

Comment on lines +1071 to +1089
fn init_guard(kind: InitSessionKind) -> Result<(), &'static str> {
match kind {
// On a memory-constrained device the P2P host shares the tab's single
// engine worker with local play, so an unguarded local initialize would
// silently destroy the hosted game. Mirrors `restore_game_state`'s
// refusal on the same flag.
InitSessionKind::Local if is_multiplayer_mode() => {
Err("a multiplayer host session owns this engine")
}
// The other direction: refuse rather than overwrite a resident local
// game.
InitSessionKind::MultiplayerHost if game_state_present() => {
Err("engine already holds a game")
}
// A local game may always replace another local game — that is how a
// rematch starts, and nothing clears `GAME_STATE` in between.
_ => Ok(()),
}
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

InitSessionKind is dispatched non-exhaustively in both new guard helpers. Neither helper lets the compiler catch a new variant: init_guard ends in _ => Ok(()) and claim_engine_for tests equality against one variant. A third session kind would compile, skip its install guard, and skip its claim, with no compiler signal.

  • crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs#L1071-L1089: replace _ => Ok(()) with explicit InitSessionKind::Local => Ok(()) and InitSessionKind::MultiplayerHost => Ok(()) arms after the two guarded arms.
  • crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs#L1093-L1097: replace if kind == InitSessionKind::MultiplayerHost with a match kind that names both variants.

As per coding guidelines for crates/**/*.rs: "wildcard _ match arms where the enum is known and an exhaustive match would let the compiler catch missing variants".

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  • crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs#L1071-L1089 (this comment)
  • crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs#L1093-L1097
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In `@crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs` around lines 1071 - 1089, Make both
InitSessionKind dispatches exhaustive: in init_guard, replace the wildcard
success arm with explicit Local and MultiplayerHost arms; in claim_engine_for,
replace the equality check with a match naming both variants and preserving the
existing claim behavior for MultiplayerHost. Update both sites in
crates/engine-wasm/src/lib.rs:1071-1089 and 1093-1097 so future enum variants
trigger compiler errors.

Source: Coding guidelines

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matthewevans added a commit to keloide/phase that referenced this pull request Aug 14, 2026
Preserve the current shared-engine P2P host authority introduced by phase-rs#7398 while retaining Raubahn Ward regression coverage.

Co-authored-by: @Lcola98 <75585494+keloide@users.noreply.github.com>
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