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Show the sealed-room high-scores table — past games, their scores, and how they were solved. Use when the user says "scores", "high scores", "leaderboard", "show the scores", "my stats", "score table", or runs /scores.
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Examine a room, the body, or an object for physical clues in the current murder mystery. Use when the user says "examine <place>", "search <room>", "inspect <object>", "look at <place>", "check the body", or runs /examine.
Question a suspect in the current murder mystery. Use when the user says "interrogate <name>", "ask <name> about ...", "question <suspect>", "talk to <suspect>", "press <suspect>", or runs /interrogate.
Start a new murder mystery game — invent a fresh cast and crime, fairly pick the murderer, and seal the solution so it stays hidden. Use when the user says "start a murder mystery", "new case", "deal a mystery", "let's play detective", "begin the whodunit", or runs /start-case.
Make a final accusation to solve the murder mystery. Use when the user says "accuse <name>", "I accuse ...", "it was <name>", "my answer is <name>", "the murderer is <name>", or runs /accuse.
Review the public briefing and suspect list for the current murder mystery. Use when the user says "case file", "show the briefing", "who are the suspects", "recap the case", "remind me of the suspects", or runs /case-file.
| name | scores |
| description | Show the sealed-room high-scores table — past games, their scores, and how they were solved. Use when the user says "scores", "high scores", "leaderboard", "show the scores", "my stats", "score table", or runs /scores. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(node:*) |
Viewing the leaderboard is free — it does not count as an action.
!node -e "const fs=require('fs');const f='.murder-case/highscores.json';let arr=[];try{arr=JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(f,'utf8'))}catch(e){}if(!arr.length){console.log('No games on record yet. Solve a mystery first!');process.exit(0)}arr.sort((x,y)=>(x.result===y.result)?x.score-y.score:(x.result==='solved'?-1:1));arr.forEach((r,i)=>console.log((i+1)+'. ['+r.date+'] '+(r.result==='solved'?'SOLVED':'WRONG ')+' score '+r.score+' — '+r.mystery+' :: '+r.comment))"
Present this as a tidy leaderboard for the player. Solved games rank above failed ones; within each group, a lower score (fewer actions) ranks higher. If it says no games yet, invite them to play with start a murder mystery.
