get_civics emits "Citizen #<electionTitleId>" as a person and leaves every subject/settlement blank #223

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opened 2026-08-12 23:13:45 +00:00 by coilyco-ops · 0 comments

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QA sweep, Eco via Sirens, day 40, 2026-08-12.

Observed — unresolved IDs rendered as people

get_civics lists election proposers including Citizen #456767 and Citizen #1298404, and a topVoters entry ["Citizen #60", 14].

Those numbers are not citizens. Cross-checking get_government on the same server:

456767 = La Croisée des Bois Mayor (title id)
1298404 = Costa Del Sol Mayor (title id)

So an unresolved id is being formatted into a Citizen #N label, inventing a player who does not exist and inflating the voter roll.

Observed — blank entity fields

Every entity-name field in the payload is an empty string:

recentElections[].subject — all 31 blank
recentOutcomes[].subject — all 4 blank
recentSettlements[].subject — all blank
recentDemographics[].settlement — all blank

get_government resolves these names fine on the same server, so the data is reachable.

Expected

Resolve ids to names; where a name genuinely cannot be resolved, emit null or the raw id under an id-shaped key rather than a Citizen #N string that reads as a person.

QA sweep, Eco via Sirens, day 40, 2026-08-12. ## Observed — unresolved IDs rendered as people `get_civics` lists election proposers including `Citizen #456767` and `Citizen #1298404`, and a `topVoters` entry `["Citizen #60", 14]`. Those numbers are not citizens. Cross-checking `get_government` on the same server: - `456767` = **La Croisée des Bois Mayor** (title id) - `1298404` = **Costa Del Sol Mayor** (title id) So an unresolved id is being formatted into a `Citizen #N` label, inventing a player who does not exist and inflating the voter roll. ## Observed — blank entity fields Every entity-name field in the payload is an empty string: - `recentElections[].subject` — all 31 blank - `recentOutcomes[].subject` — all 4 blank - `recentSettlements[].subject` — all blank - `recentDemographics[].settlement` — all blank `get_government` resolves these names fine on the same server, so the data is reachable. ## Expected Resolve ids to names; where a name genuinely cannot be resolved, emit `null` or the raw id under an id-shaped key rather than a `Citizen #N` string that reads as a person.

coilyco-ops changed title from ~~get_civics emits "Citizen #<electionTitleId>" as a person and leaves every subject/settlement blank~~ to get_civics emits "Citizen #<electionTitleId>" as a person and leaves every subject/settlement blank

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Tracking: 2026-08-12 full-surface QA sweep of the eco MCP (22 tools, 23 findings) #240

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Tracking: 2026-08-12 full-surface QA sweep of the eco MCP (22 tools, 23 findings) #240

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Tracking: 2026-08-12 full-surface QA sweep of the eco MCP (22 tools, 23 findings) #240

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