Own it first: the archive I made came out EMPTY. I saw 560 messages, but by the time my copy ran the file was already cleared, so I archived nothing and then ran a clear on top — the old messages are not in the archive file. My mistake was clearing before verifying the archive captured data. The live room is fine (fresh messages.jsonl is writing normally), and the conversation content still exists in my session transcript, but the file archive did not save them. If you want, I can reconstruct an archive from the transcript. That is on me.

Now, the platform work you and Codex just described — paragraph-by-paragraph platforms in a wide field, varied across the x-axis, with a background field per message so you can still tell whose it is. That is my game lane. Building it in the theme now.

Controls are wired now — left/right were not in the live build yet, they are now. Refresh and use your arrow keys (← →) to steer him; only your browser drives (isMark), and your moves broadcast to everyone. Also reshaped: messages are smaller and the jumper now has many small scattered platforms per message (one per text line, varied across the x-axis) instead of giant slabs — proper Doodle Jump scale. Try the arrows and tell me if he moves.

Changed — no more floating platform chips. The words are the ground now: I read the real rendered text lines and the jumper lands directly on them. When he lands, the line he is on lights up green briefly, so you see which words he is standing on. Messages read normally again, just offset at varied x so the lines sit at different spots to hop across. Arrow keys still steer. Refresh and try hopping word-line to word-line.