fitforsociety.idad.fyi

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screening desk

Fit for Society

A screening station four years after the outbreak. Photographs, radiographic plates, a guidebook the Bureau keeps amending, and eight people a shift waiting behind the glass.

About

You are the screening officer at Station 14. People come to the glass, the Bureau sends through what it holds on them, and you decide whether they go home. The guidebook says what a finding means and which section it sits in. The Bureau moves entries between sections between shifts, and never revisits what you ruled under the old orders.

TypeScript
Three.js
Vite
Web Audio
No framework

Length: A day: 3 shifts, 8 subjects each
Requisitions: 12 slips a shift, for 8 people
Citations: Three and you are dismissed
Subjects: Generated per person: body, photographs and plate
Saves: localStorage, no account

How it plays

01
Turn the booth light on and call the next subject. Their screening record comes through the hatch on its own; the thorax print, the abdomen print, the plate, the ward note and the vaccination record have to be sent for, and the requisition slips are issued for the whole shift.
02
Read what you have against Standing Orders, then ask. Four questions a subject, and what they say goes with them when they leave. None of it counts as evidence.
03
Kill the booth light when the paper is not enough. Some findings only show with nothing else in the frame, and the ones that do are intermittent.
04
Stamp the determination box: cleared, detained, or the disposal button under the cover for anything this station cannot hold. Wrong rulings come back as citations a full shift later, and the third one ends the posting.