RANDOMWARE KEEPER SPEC
Creation: creation_6712696843621511a77422c23632930e
Name: ORBITAL PERSONNEL FILE
Premise: A fictional citizen is assigned to a fixed deep-space image, and the player edits a teletext transmission that decides whether this person becomes witness, suspect, or archivist.
Player action: Choose a transmission mode, then stamp the dossier to reinterpret the same person through the NASA image metadata.
Style cartridge: 📟 Teletext Dispatch (teletext)
Style palette: black field, primary red, green, blue, yellow and white blocks
Style typography: fixed character grid, block mosaic glyphs, page-number labels
Style motion: page snap, row reveal, cursor blink, signal reacquisition
Style era: Ceefax and broadcast text information service
Style caution: Do not become a passive information page; preserve interaction and clear focus states.

Causal chain:
1. randomuser: Supplies the citizen identity, portrait, nationality, and name used as the dossier subject.
2. nasa-images: Supplies the celestial scene and metadata that determine the subject's broadcast role and verdict.

API roles:
- randomuser: Creates the human subject whose identity anchors every dossier field and whose portrait becomes the teletext witness card. [person]
- nasa-images: Provides the fixed astronomical evidence whose title, center, date, and description alter the dossier's narrative classification. [search]

Dependency:
nasa-images -> rules -> randomuser: The NASA item's title, center, and description set the interpretation rules that classify the fictional person's role; changing transmission mode reveals different readings of that same evidence.

Interaction:
Controls: transmission mode selector, stamp dossier button, evidence focus buttons
Outcome: The teletext page snaps to a new classification, highlights different evidence lines, and rewrites the subject's role without claiming new source data.

Visual direction:
Style: interactive teletext dossier and broadcast incident page
Palette: signal black with red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, and white character blocks
Typography: fixed character-grid monospace with page numbers and block headings
Motion: page snaps, row reveals, cursor blink, and brief signal reacquisition

Novelty delta: The identity is not paired decoratively with space imagery; astronomical metadata actively governs the dossier rules and the player's interpretive action.