Choose the page by the decision you need to make: survive the first night, verify a visitor, compare camera modes, test a chore, or plan repeat runs. Each route owns one task and links to its evidence context.
Start with the player problem. The destination page should answer that problem without repeating a generic guide template.
Learn the house baseline before memorising visitor names.
Follow this route →Visitor decision tableIdentify the name, then use the exact channel and clue from the visitor table.
Follow this route →Camera comparisonKeep the same feed and compare only the viewing mode.
Follow this route →All-anomalies routeUse the channel taxonomy and route unresolved entries back to the hub.
Follow this route →Chore testMeasure one task and preserve unknown rates instead of copying a number.
Follow this route →Progression routeSeparate repeatable observations from update-sensitive economy claims.
Follow this route →These guides keep official listing facts separate from public reported visitor signals and link back to the owning hub.
A calm loop for chores, cameras, night vision, door decisions, and the end-of-night check.
Open first-night routine →EvidenceKnow which channel to check when a visitor's appearance or story is not enough.
Open camera & night vision →ReferenceA source-aware route through reported physical, audio, house-state, and outside clues.
Open all anomalies workflow →Update 2What the official listing confirms, what remains unverified, and how to test a new chore safely.
Open chores & allowance →SystemsKeep the porch-light and sanity questions separate from sourced visitor evidence.
Open porch light & sanity →BeginnerMap the house, classify the request, run the owning channel, and act only on the exact signal.
Open beginner route →AllowanceKeep chores moving without inventing payout numbers or leaving the evidence loop.
Open chore routine →Open the checker only after choosing the correct evidence channel. An absent or conflicting clue stays unresolved.
