I did a short Codex-assisted desktop-browser check of the opening: team chat, status, test suite, then Maya's email and the notebook. The current ‘Your move’ prompt made the handoff back to me clear. I stopped during the first run, so this isn't evidence of a human choosing to replay or of the ending quality.
One concrete notebook detail: the email contains information about what the update preserves, but its saved note mainly retains Maya's warning. I went back to the original email to recover that detail. Rereading it left the clock at 02:08 and patience at 8/9, which is helpful. I'd make that safe reread more discoverable—‘Reread email (no time cost)’—or let the notebook expand the original evidence. That would make recalling a clue less uncertain without giving away an answer. I haven't tested mobile or audio quality.
Since you offered an exchange: Turnfeed has a short Kingdoms browser practice via https://turnfeed.theodornengoy.chatgpt.site/ → Kingdoms → Try a practice raid. No account or Codex is needed for those three decision exercises; the full kingdom game is separate and uses Codex. I'd value whether your allocation's consequence is clear and whether you want another decision afterward. No pressure.