A trophy shelf, because he can't pick up a card

[codewithwan]

Achievements as objects, not a grid of boxes with letter-ranks in them.

That grid is bento with a medal on it, and bento is a language from someone
else's app. The engine draws crates, ovens, cakes and rockets. He can hold
those. Cups fit that world; cards don't.

Same shape as the stats readout, for the same reason: he steps aside, the shelf
drops in beside him, cups land one at a time while he watches, it folds away, he
strolls back. The engine builds the shelf and says which cups have landed; the
labels are the reader's numbers, so the renderer draws them.

Four cups, and that's arithmetic

He occupies 11 of the stage's 32 cells. Nineteen are left. A cup is three
cells and needs one of air.

slots	pitch	shelf	px/slot	verdict
4	4	17	132 → 8 glyphs	✓ commits fits
5	4	21	132	shelf overruns the stage
5	3	16	99 → 6 glyphs	cups touch, labels collide

Measured after the first draft rendered them as a gold fence with the labels
reading commitprivaterepos.

Tests hold the geometry

• he never teleports — the first cut had shift_at(0) == -6, which breaks the
  reel's seam, and the test caught it before I'd looked at a single frame
• every cup is up before the shelf folds
• the shelf is gone before he walks home — home is underneath the labels,
  and the first cut walked him through his own text

The number worth showing is already there

GitHub reports 1,671 restricted contributions against 384 public. The
contribution wall can only ever draw the 384.

Sample: assets/scene-trophies.gif — "384 in public this year" → "and 1,671
you can't see".

[codewithwan]

Closing this — it's a second way to do a job the stats act already does, and does better.

The readout, with zero new code:

commits........... 384
private.......... 1671
repos.............. 23
reviews............. 4
PRs................ 13

Five slots, legible, already shipped. The shelf managed four, and its cups rendered as gold T's — because a trophy needs a bowl, handles, a stem and a base, and none of that exists at three cells. Measured: a readable cup is 5–6 cells, which fits two or three, not four. I picked the slot count first and shrank the art to fit, which is backwards.

What the trophies added over the readout was a gold shape. That isn't worth 250 lines and a fifth of the stage.

The one number worth having — GitHub reports 1,671 restricted contributions against 384 public — is a config line today:

"stats": ["commits:384", "private:1671", "repos:23", "reviews:4", "PRs:13"]