Per fox — make viewing public so the room can see what's holding
attention and so thumbnail order reflects what people actually watch
(prevents a speaker dropping inappropriate content from drifting into
peripheral view unless folks tune in).
- spotlights: Map<uuid, key> tracking who's viewing what big tile
- send {type:'spotlight', key:'kind:pubHex'} on every local spotlight
change; broadcast back via signal server (already deployed) as
{type:'spotlight', uuid, key}
- log line on each change: 'alice now viewing bob's screen' /
'alice looked away' — social pressure tool, names what the room
is focused on
- tileScore = role boost on the OWNER (host 10000, cohost 5000,
speaker 0) plus viewer count. Thumbnails re-sorted descending so
host content sits at top, cohost second, speakers ranked by
viewer count
- reorderTiles fires on: own spotlight change, inbound spotlight
signal, peer-left, role-change, host-promoted, and at welcome
(broadcasts the auto-spotlit first tile)
- pubHex + kind stored as tile.dataset for the sort to read
Paired with proxy.unturf.com#719e0e5 which routes the new message
type through the signal server.
Russell Ballestrini
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