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Use private client teams and current recipient-specific metadata authorization without changing server teams, potion effects or other identity channels. Preserve effective team visibility and platform hiding. Add immediate lifecycle invalidation, fail-closed capture and cleanup-before-recreation recovery, verified with native codecs, delivery, ProtocolLib and plugin lifecycle tests. No deployment is included.
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# Purpur Stealth
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Progression-gated identity concealment for Purpur 26.2 build 2618, built and tested with Java 25. ProtocolLib 5.4.0 is required.
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## Build
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```sh
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./gradlew clean check jar
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```
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Artifacts are written to `build/libs/purpur-stealth-<version>.jar`. Gitea CI verifies pushes/pull requests; approved main-branch conventional commits drive versioned releases. The distribution tests inspect the built JAR, embedded version/runtime identity, Java 25 bytecode, and workflow naming.
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## Eye of True Seeing
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Earn a separate, personal unlock through eight cumulative online hours of Night Vision from directly drunk potions. Splash/lingering potions, commands, plugins and other sources do not count. Rejected and cosmetic-only replacements do not change attribution. Unattributed restored effects cannot inherit the drink timer; a new effective drink can start a new interval. Offline time is excluded.
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After the unlock is saved, craft an **Eye of True Seeing** with eight Netherite Blocks around an Eye of Ender. Right-click an authenticated Eye in either hand to move it into an empty helmet slot. Existing helmets are not replaced. Traded Eyes still require the holder's own saved unlock; renamed ordinary Eyes do not qualify. Automated crafters cannot bypass progression. Vanilla handles crafting ingredient consumption.
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While worn by an eligible player, the Eye reveals active Stealth targets' real overhead names within **16 blocks in three dimensions and line of sight**. It also reveals their bodies if they have gameplay invisibility, only to that observer. Ordinary invisible players without a concealed Stealth session are not revealed. Platform hiding, spectator mode, vanished metadata and effective team name-visibility restrictions take precedence. Eligibility is checked even for an Eye manually placed in the helmet slot.
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Revelation uses private client-only teams and recipient-specific metadata; it does not change server teams, remove potion effects or end Stealth sessions. Tab-list, chat, suggestions and server-list concealment remain unchanged, including for the wearer. Unequipping, leaving range/sight, lifecycle changes and disable withdraw the projection and restore current raw state. Failed deliveries revoke authorization and queue cleanup before recreation. Live-client appearance/timing and compatibility remain separate validation follow-ups.
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Eye records are independently UUID-keyed in `plugins/SpigotStealth/state.yml` (schema 2). Legacy Stealth records and extension fields are preserved. Crafting/use wait for successful save acknowledgement. Shutdown queues a final snapshot without blocking the tick thread, and initialization callbacks cannot revive a disabled or superseded lifecycle. Unacknowledged progress at abrupt process/power loss is not guaranteed.
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`check` includes `nativeStealthTest`, which downloads SHA-256-pinned Purpur 2618, patches it without starting a listening server, and exercises real potion events, items, recipes, event dispatch and plugin lifecycle with external platform doubles. Live-client appearance and gameplay checks remain separate follow-ups.
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## Migration compatibility
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The repository and checkout are now `purpur-stealth` (previously remote `spigot-stealth`, local `spigot-invisibilty`). Runtime identity remains **SpigotStealth**, including `plugins/SpigotStealth/`, the existing Java entrypoint/packages, command names, `spigotstealth` permission/namespace identifiers, and persisted progression/session data. Java 17 is no longer supported for new builds or artifacts.
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Replace the old plugin JAR when installing the new distribution; never load both JARs together. Old tags and `spigot-stealth-*` release assets are preserved. Repository rename redirects have been checked against the previously deployed v1.5.0 download. Publishing a release does not authorize deployment.
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The v2.0.0 migration itself left the Eye, combat reveal and concealed-chat stories pending. Subsequent Eye acquisition and local revelation work is described above; combat-session breaking and system-chat routing remain separate unfinished stories. Runtime plugin metadata is unchanged.
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See the [canonical project](https://git.garvis.dev/dmg/somc-okf/src/branch/main/projects/purpur-stealth/index.md), [stories](https://git.garvis.dev/dmg/somc-okf/src/branch/main/user-stories/purpur-stealth/index.md), and [development cycle](https://git.garvis.dev/dmg/somc-okf/src/branch/main/runbooks/development-cycle.md).
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