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+---
+name: wyrm-visitors
+description: The Wyrm visitors report — who is at the table right now, who came today and how far each game got, and today's traffic. Use when Eric asks who has been playing, about new players or visitors, "anyone playing?", or wants a traffic report.
+---
+
+# Wyrm visitors
+
+One command, one screen, printed by the droplet. Read it for Eric like a
+host glancing over the hall.
+
+## Gather
+
+    ssh root@__IP__ wyrm-visitors.sh [YYYY-MM-DD]
+
+Default is today, UTC; Eric is in US Eastern, so an evening at his desk
+spills into the next UTC day. Run yesterday too when the hour is early.
+
+- **as of / live sockets / rooms touched in the last hour**: the "right
+  now" line. One socket at a quiet hour is Eric.
+- **traffic**: Caddy's access log for the day, bots split out by user
+  agent, page requests by page (hall, rules, guide) and room links opened,
+  referrers and campaign tags.
+- **players today / NEW today**: names seated in rooms created today;
+  NEW means the name's first room ever is today.
+- **rooms today**: one line each: time, code, humans vs bots, empty
+  seats, state (lobby only / started, no turns / in play), turn count,
+  span, the last turn's time, and how many lines of table talk were said.
+  Talk is a sign people came together; a bot game has none.
+
+## Read it
+
+Lead with new names and whether anyone is at the table now. Then, for
+each stranger, say how far they got: a room that is "lobby only" never
+filled its seats; "started, no turns" means they sat and left; a span of
+a few minutes with a handful of turns is a game tried; many turns is a
+game played. Eric's own names appear too (he plays as whatever he last
+typed); do not count him as a visitor.