The server now has a clearer traffic-control path. Browser messages enter the runtime, resolve the active ship and sector, and then route to the worker that owns the local piece of space.

client -> runtime -> directory -> sector traffic control

The first version still runs in one process. That is deliberate. The important thing is that ownership is named now, so future sectors, corporations, and NPC orders do not all pile into one unreadable entrypoint.

The important ownership rule survived the refactor:

  • Runtime owns clients and routing.
  • Org owns management intent.
  • Sector owns physical reality.

That means a command like approach, dock, scan, or mine has a visible path through the system before it changes anything in the world.