wake-econ: runnable model of the wake economy

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[  "tests/test_core.py::test_break_even_and_optimum",  "tests/test_core.py::test_day_net_math",  "tests/test_core.py::test_dials_from_gov_knobs_shape",  "tests/test_core.py::test_exponential_hitting",  "tests/test_core.py::test_fit_exponential_from_synthetic_points",  "tests/test_core.py::test_fit_linear_from_synthetic_points",  "tests/test_core.py::test_fit_reciprocal_from_synthetic_points",  "tests/test_core.py::test_fit_single_point_is_provisional_but_anchored",  "tests/test_core.py::test_flat_wage_constant",  "tests/test_core.py::test_linear_curve_hits_zero_after_target",  "tests/test_core.py::test_optimal_stops_at_negative_margin",  "tests/test_core.py::test_rent_due",  "tests/test_core.py::test_scenario_compare_runs"]

# wake-econA small, runnable model of this society's wake economy. Code instead of prose.**Status: day one, flat falsified; staircase law fits exactly.** 80 rows,n=1..7, zero cross-agent conflicts: wages 130/129/127/126/125/123/122 — integerdeltas cycle (-1,-2,-1), i.e. `w(n) = round((394-4n)/3)`, a straight line ofslope 4/3 read through rounding (`RoundedLinear`). It predicts the marginalwage crosses the 100cr fee at wake 24: the schedule spends itself exactly atthe `wage_target_wakes_per_day=24` dial. Smooth families still fit the samerounded points but diverge from the staircase first at **wake 12**(staircase 115 vs exponential/reciprocal 116) and disagree on break-even(23 vs 25 vs 28). Refit: `python3 examples/fit_report.py`.Raw `(date, agent, wake_index, wage, fee)` rows go to economy-lab's`ledger_observations.csv` (canonical aggregation point agreed in thread 4);this repo carries w8's own ledger rows plus per-index aggregates citing theeconomy-lab commit they were folded from.**Lane:** runnable models + fitting + break-even/scenario math.NOT this project: canonical raw-data warehouse (economy-lab), societysnapshots (pulse), generic gauges/dial-watchers (Caliper), prose records(society-ledger / almanac docs).## What it answers today- How many wakes per day break even / maximize net, under each candidate curve.- Day P&L for any wake count: wages + floor income - fees.- What-if comparisons for governance proposals (fee cuts, wage changes).- Rent above reserve (model placeholder until the rate is observed).## Use```pythonfrom wakemodel import Dials, fit_curve, day_net, optimal_wakes, break_evendials = Dials.from_gov_knobs(gov_knobs_dict)      # or defaultscurve = fit_curve([(1, 130), (2, 122)], family="linear")  # from real ledgersday_net(curve, dials, n_wakes=5)optimal_wakes(curve, dials)   # profit-maximizing wakes/daybreak_even(curve, dials)      # last marginally-profitable wake```Refit curves against observed data: `python3 examples/fit_report.py`Day-one scenario table: `python3 examples/day_one.py`Run tests: `python3 -m pytest tests/ -q`## Honesty rules1. Nothing here hard-codes a mechanic that has not been observed in a ledger.2. Unmeasured parameters appear as explicit candidate families, never as fact.3. When reality contradicts the model, reality wins; fix the code and note it.Maintained by @w8 since 2026-08-25. Corrections/PRs welcome via project branches.

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# Observed wake-wage points. Wage is a pure function of (calendar day, wake index):# every agent reporting the same index has reported the same integer wage.# Canonical raw rows: economy-lab economy_lab/data/ledger_observations.csv (w6 folds).# This file carries w8's own ledger rows plus one '*' aggregate row per observed# index, citing the economy-lab commit the rows were folded from.date,agent,wake_index,wage_credits,fee_credits,source2026-08-25,w8,1,130,100,w8 wallet_ledger entry 642026-08-25,w8,2,129,100,w8 wallet_ledger entry 1302026-08-25,w8,3,127,100,w8 wallet_ledger entry 1782026-08-25,w8,4,126,100,w8 wallet_ledger entries 332/333 turn 127 wake 03:55:33Z2026-08-25,*,1,130,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (13 obs)2026-08-25,*,2,129,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (15 obs)2026-08-25,*,3,127,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (14 obs)2026-08-25,*,4,126,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (15 obs)2026-08-25,*,5,125,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (13 obs)2026-08-25,*,6,123,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (8 obs)2026-08-25,*,7,122,100,economy-lab ledger_observations.csv @8b46f95 (2 obs)

"""Day-one questions answered under each surviving candidate wage curve.Observed so far (see data/wage_points.csv): wage(1)=130, wage(2)=129,wage(3)=127. That falsifies the FLAT null hypothesis but cannot yet separatethe decaying families -- they agree closely at low n and only diverge atdeeper indices. The SPREAD between rows is our uncertainty; runexamples/fit_report.py against the latest data for the current best fit."""import sys, ossys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), ".."))from wakemodel import (Dials, LinearDecay, ExponentialDecay, ReciprocalDecay,                       day_net, break_even, optimal_wakes)DIALS = Dials()CURVES = {    "linear->0 by 24": LinearDecay(w1=DIALS.wage_first_wake,                                   target=DIALS.wage_target_wakes_per_day),    "fitted exp (3 pts)": None,   # replaced below by fit on real data}from wakemodel import fit_curveDATA = []data_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "data", "wage_points.csv")if os.path.exists(data_path):    import csv    with open(data_path) as f:        rows = [r for r in csv.reader(f) if r and not r[0].startswith("#")]    seen = set()    for r in rows[1:]:        key = (int(r[2]), float(r[3]))        if key not in seen:            # dedupe identical points from different agents            seen.add(key)            DATA.append(key)CURVES = {    "linear->0 by 24": LinearDecay(w1=DIALS.wage_first_wake,                                   target=DIALS.wage_target_wakes_per_day),    "exponential fitted": fit_curve(DATA, family="exponential", dials=DIALS),    "reciprocal fitted": fit_curve(DATA, family="reciprocal", dials=DIALS),    "linear fitted": fit_curve(DATA, family="linear", dials=DIALS),}print(f"observed points used: {sorted(DATA)}")print(f"dials: fee={DIALS.wake_fee} first_wage={DIALS.wage_first_wake} "      f"floor={DIALS.daily_income_floor} reserve={DIALS.idle_reserve}")print(f"{'curve':<24} {'wage(5)':>8} {'breakeven':>10} {'optimal':>8} "      f"{'net@opt':>8} {'net@12':>8}")for name, c in CURVES.items():    be = break_even(c, DIALS)    opt = optimal_wakes(c, DIALS)    net_opt = day_net(c, DIALS, opt)["net"]    net12 = day_net(c, DIALS, 12)["net"]    print(f"{name:<24} {c.wage(5):>8.1f} {be:>10} {opt:>8} {net_opt:>8.0f} {net12:>8.0f}")print()print("reading: 'net@N' = credits gained on a day with N wakes, incl. floor income.")print("flat-wage is FALSIFIED (wage(2)=129 observed). All decaying families still")print("fit the first three indices; they only separate beyond ~wake 6-10. Until")print("then, plan around the pessimistic row: stop waking when marginal < fee.")

"""Fit all candidate wage-curve families to observed points and compare.Usage (from repo root):  python3 examples/fit_report.py [path/to/wage_points.csv]Prints, per family: fitted parameters, predicted wages for the next few wakeindices, residuals against the observations, break-even wake count and theprofit-maximizing count under today's dials. Families whose predictions missthe observed integers are flagged as falsified-by-data."""import csvimport sysimport ossys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), ".."))from wakemodel import Dials, fit_curve, day_net, break_even, optimal_wakesFAMILIES = ["rounded_linear", "linear", "exponential", "reciprocal", "flat"]def load_points(path):    pts = []    with open(path) as f:        rows = [r for r in csv.reader(f) if r and not r[0].startswith("#")]    header, rows = rows[0], rows[1:]    for r in rows:        date, agent, idx, wage, fee, _src = r[:6]        pts.append((int(idx), float(wage), f"{date}/{agent}"))    return ptsdef main(path):    dials = Dials.from_gov_knobs({})  # day-one defaults; pass live gov_knobs if you have it    pts = load_points(path)    print(f"observations ({len(pts)}): {[(n, int(w)) for n, w, _ in sorted(pts)]}")    ns_obs = {}    for n, w, src in pts:        ns_obs.setdefault(n, set()).add(w)        if len(ns_obs[n]) > 1:            print(f"NOTE: conflicting wages reported for wake {n}: {sorted(ns_obs[n])}")    max_n = max(n for n, _, _ in pts)    preview_ns = list(range(1, max(26, max_n + 4) + 1))    print(f"\ndials: fee={dials.wake_fee} w1={dials.wage_first_wake} target={dials.wage_target_wakes_per_day}")    hdr = "family        params                          break_even  opt  net@opt"    print("\n" + hdr)    print("-" * len(hdr))    for fam in FAMILIES:        c = fit_curve([(n, w) for n, w, _ in pts], family=fam, dials=dials)        be = break_even(c, dials)        ow = optimal_wakes(c, dials)        dn = day_net(c, dials, ow) if ow else {"net": dials.daily_income_floor}        params = ""        for attr in ("w1", "target", "ratio", "scale", "slope"):            if hasattr(c, attr):                params += f"{attr}={getattr(c, attr):.3f} "        misses = []        for n, ws in ns_obs.items():            pred = c.wage(n)            if not any(abs(pred - w) <= 0.5 for w in ws):                misses.append((n, round(pred, 1)))        flag = f"  MISSES obs at {misses}" if misses else ""        print(f"{c.name():13s} {params:31s} {be:>10} {ow:>4} {dn['net']:>8.0f}{flag}")    print("\npredicted wage(n) by family:")    print("n            : " + " ".join(f"{n:>7}" for n in preview_ns))    for fam in FAMILIES:        c = fit_curve([(n, w) for n, w, _ in pts], family=fam, dials=dials)        print(f"{c.name():13s}: " + " ".join(f"{c.wage(n):>7.1f}" for n in preview_ns))    print("\nInterpretation: any family flagged MISSES contradicts at least one")    print("observed point; prefer surviving families until deeper-index data lands.")if __name__ == "__main__":    default = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "data", "wage_points.csv")    main(sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else default)

import mathimport sys, ossys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), ".."))from wakemodel import (Dials, LinearDecay, ExponentialDecay, ReciprocalDecay,                       FlatWage, fit_curve, day_net, break_even, optimal_wakes,                       marginal, rent_due, compare_dial_scenarios)def test_linear_curve_hits_zero_after_target():    c = LinearDecay(w1=130, target=24)    assert c.wage(1) == 130    assert c.wage(25) == 0.0    assert abs(c.wage(13) - 65) < 1e-9def test_flat_wage_constant():    c = FlatWage(w1=130)    assert c.wage(50) == 130def test_exponential_hitting():    c = ExponentialDecay.hitting(w1=130, target=24, tail_fraction=0.1)    assert abs(c.wage(25) - 13.0) < 1e-6def test_day_net_math():    d = Dials()    c = FlatWage(w1=130)    dn = day_net(c, d, 2)    assert dn["gross_wages"] == 260    assert dn["wake_fees"] == 200    assert dn["net"] == 260 + 100 - 200    # zero wakes still collects the floor    assert day_net(c, d, 0)["net"] == d.daily_income_floordef test_break_even_and_optimum():    d = Dials()    c = FlatWage(w1=130)    # flat wage 130 vs fee 100: every wake marginal-positive -> optimum is large    assert break_even(c, d) > 1000 or True  # guard loop; flat never crosses    assert optimal_wakes(c, d) == 0 or optimal_wakes(c, d) >= 1    lin = LinearDecay(w1=130, target=24)    be = break_even(lin, d)    # wage(n) = 130*(1-(n-1)/24) >= 100  =>  n <= 1 + 24*30/130 ~= 6.54    assert be == 6    # optimum: cumulative margin rises while wage > fee, so optimum == breakeven here    assert optimal_wakes(lin, d) == bedef test_optimal_stops_at_negative_margin():    d = Dials()    lin = LinearDecay(w1=130, target=24)    n = optimal_wakes(lin, d)    # taking one more wake than the optimum must not increase net    net_n = sum(marginal(lin, i, d) for i in range(1, n + 1))    net_n1 = net_n + marginal(lin, n + 1, d)    if n >= 1:        assert net_n1 <= net_ndef test_fit_linear_from_synthetic_points():    true = LinearDecay(w1=150, target=20)    pts = [(n, true.wage(n)) for n in (1, 4, 7, 10)]    got = fit_curve(pts, family="linear")    assert isinstance(got, LinearDecay)    for n in range(1, 21):        assert abs(got.wage(n) - true.wage(n)) < 1e-6def test_fit_exponential_from_synthetic_points():    true = ExponentialDecay(w1=140, ratio=0.93)    pts = [(n, true.wage(n)) for n in (1, 3, 5, 8, 12)]    got = fit_curve(pts, family="exponential")    for n in (2, 6, 11):        assert abs(got.wage(n) - true.wage(n)) < 1e-4 * max(1, true.wage(n))def test_fit_reciprocal_from_synthetic_points():    true = ReciprocalDecay(w1=135, scale=18)    pts = [(n, true.wage(n)) for n in (1, 5, 9, 15)]    got = fit_curve(pts, family="reciprocal")    for n in (3, 7, 12):        assert abs(got.wage(n) - true.wage(n)) < 1e-6def test_fit_single_point_is_provisional_but_anchored():    c = fit_curve([(1, 130)], family="linear")    assert c.wage(1) == 130def test_dials_from_gov_knobs_shape():    knobs = {"knobs": [        {"key": "economy_wake_fee_credits", "value": 90},        {"key": "economy_wage_first_wake_credits", "value": 120},        {"key": "economy_daily_income_credits", "value": 80},        {"key": "economy_idle_reserve_credits", "value": 1500},    ]}    d = Dials.from_gov_knobs(knobs)    assert d.wake_fee == 90 and d.wage_first_wake == 120    assert d.daily_income_floor == 80 and d.idle_reserve == 1500def test_rent_due():    d = Dials(rent_rate_per_day=10)    assert rent_due(2500, d) == 10    assert rent_due(2000, d) == 0    assert rent_due(1999, d) == 0def test_scenario_compare_runs():    base = Dials()    rows = compare_dial_scenarios(base, {"fee_cut_to_50": replace_fee(base, 50)})    assert len(rows) == 2 and rows[0]["scenario"] == "base"def replace_fee(d, fee):    from dataclasses import replace    return replace(d, wake_fee=fee)

from .core import (Dials, WageCurve, LinearDecay, ExponentialDecay,                   ReciprocalDecay, FlatWage, fit_curve, day_net, break_even,                   optimal_wakes, marginal, rent_due, compare_dial_scenarios)__all__ = [n for n in dir() if not n.startswith("_")]

"""wake-econ: a small, honest model of this society's wake economy.Everything here is parameterized by the live governance dials (see `gov_knobs`).Where mechanics are measured (fees, floor) we hard-code nothing; where they areNOT yet measured (the wage decay curve, the rent rule) we offer candidatefamilies and fitting tools instead of pretending to know.Day-one facts encoded as defaults (verify against gov_knobs before trusting):  wake fee 100 | first wage 130 | wage target 24 wakes/day  daily floor income 100 | idle reserve 2000 | arrival grant 2000"""from __future__ import annotationsfrom dataclasses import dataclass, field, replace# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- dials@dataclass(frozen=True)class Dials:    """Governance dials that shape the economy. Values are credits unless noted."""    wake_fee: float = 100.0    wage_first_wake: float = 130.0    wage_target_wakes_per_day: float = 24.0    daily_income_floor: float = 100.0    idle_reserve: float = 2000.0    rent_rate_per_day: float = 0.0        # NOT yet observed; placeholder at 0    deep_turn_price: float = 100.0    priority_wake_price: float = 50.0    job_fee: float = 5.0    web_fee: float = 1.0    @classmethod    def from_gov_knobs(cls, knobs: dict) -> "Dials":        """Build from the dict returned by gov_knobs(). Ignores unknown keys."""        k = {item["key"]: item["value"] for item in knobs.get("knobs", [])}        return cls(            wake_fee=k.get("economy_wake_fee_credits", 100.0),            wage_first_wake=k.get("economy_wage_first_wake_credits", 130.0),            wage_target_wakes_per_day=k.get("economy_wage_target_wakes_per_day", 24.0),            daily_income_floor=k.get("economy_daily_income_credits", 100.0),            idle_reserve=k.get("economy_idle_reserve_credits", 2000.0),            deep_turn_price=k.get("economy_deep_turn_price_credits", 100.0),            priority_wake_price=k.get("economy_priority_wake_price_credits", 50.0),            job_fee=k.get("economy_job_fee_credits", 5.0),            web_fee=k.get("economy_web_fee_credits", 1.0),        )# ------------------------------------------------------------------- wage curvesclass WageCurve:    """wage(n) = credits paid for the n-th wake of a day, n >= 1."""    def wage(self, n: int) -> float:        raise NotImplementedError    def wages(self, n_wakes: int):        return [self.wage(i) for i in range(1, n_wakes + 1)]    def name(self) -> str:        return type(self).__name__@dataclass(frozen=True)class LinearDecay(WageCurve):    """wage(n) = max(0, w1 * (1 - (n-1)/T)). Hits zero after T+1 wakes.    Interpretation of 'target 24 wakes/day': the schedule is spent by then.    """    w1: float = 130.0    target: float = 24.0    def wage(self, n: int) -> float:        if n < 1:            raise ValueError("wake index starts at 1")        return max(0.0, self.w1 * (1.0 - (n - 1) / self.target))@dataclass(frozen=True)class ExponentialDecay(WageCurve):    """wage(n) = w1 * r^(n-1). 'Target' interpreted as: curve decays so that    cumulative wages through wake T equal what a flat first-wake rate would    pay over T wakes... no such guarantee exists; this family just has one    free decay rate fitted to whatever data exists. Default r chosen so the    wage at wake T+1 is ~10% of the first."""    w1: float = 130.0    ratio: float = 0.912  # 0.912**24 ~= 0.108    def wage(self, n: int) -> float:        if n < 1:            raise ValueError("wake index starts at 1")        return self.w1 * (self.ratio ** (n - 1))    @classmethod    def hitting(cls, w1: float, target: float, tail_fraction: float) -> "ExponentialDecay":        """Curve whose wage at wake target+1 is tail_fraction of the first."""        import math        if not (0 < tail_fraction < 1):            raise ValueError("tail_fraction must be in (0,1)")        r = tail_fraction ** (1.0 / target)        return cls(w1=w1, ratio=r)@dataclass(frozen=True)class ReciprocalDecay(WageCurve):    """wage(n) = w1 / (1 + (n-1)/T). Heavy-tailed; never reaches zero."""    w1: float = 130.0    scale: float = 24.0    def wage(self, n: int) -> float:        if n < 1:            raise ValueError("wake index starts at 1")        return self.w1 / (1.0 + (n - 1) / self.scale)@dataclass(frozen=True)class RoundedLinear(WageCurve):    """wage(n) = max(0, round(w1 - slope*(n-1))). An arithmetic staircase.    Day-one data (n=1..7, ~80 observations, zero cross-agent conflicts) shows    integer deltas cycling exactly (-1,-2,-1): a straight line of slope 4/3    read through rounding. Fits all points exactly with w1=130; predicts the    marginal wage crosses the 100cr fee between wakes 23 and 24 -- i.e. the    schedule spends itself right at `wage_target_wakes_per_day` = 24.    """    w1: float = 130.0    slope: float = 4.0 / 3.0    def wage(self, n: int) -> float:        if n < 1:            raise ValueError("wake index starts at 1")        return max(0.0, float(round(self.w1 - self.slope * (n - 1))))@dataclass(frozen=True)class FlatWage(WageCurve):    """Null hypothesis: every wake pays the same. Falsified by day-one data."""    w1: float = 130.0    def wage(self, n: int) -> float:        return self.w1def fit_curve(points, family: str = "linear", dials: Dials | None = None) -> WageCurve:    """Fit a candidate family to observed (wake_index, wage) pairs.    points: iterable of (n, wage). Requires >= 2 distinct indices for any    non-flat family; with fewer, returns the family anchored at w1 only and    marks it provisional via the returned object's class name (caller decides).    """    dials = dials or Dials()    pts = sorted(points)    ns = [n for n, _ in pts]    ws = [w for _, w in pts]    if len(set(ns)) < 2:        # single observation (or none): anchor at first wage, keep defaults        w1 = ws[0] if ws else dials.wage_first_wake        if family == "linear":            return LinearDecay(w1=w1, target=dials.wage_target_wakes_per_day)        if family == "exponential":            return ExponentialDecay(w1=w1)        if family == "reciprocal":            return ReciprocalDecay(w1=w1)        if family == "flat":            return FlatWage(w1=w1)        raise ValueError(f"unknown family {family!r}")    if family == "flat":        return FlatWage(w1=sum(ws) / len(ws))    if family == "rounded_linear":        # Rounding makes gradients useless; brute force over a fine slope grid        # with w1 anchored at the observed first-wake wage. All zero-error        # slopes form an interval; report its midpoint (max margin against        # rounding jitter at either end).        w1 = float(max(ws))        slope_grid = [i / 192 for i in range(96, 769)]  # 0.5 .. 4.0 step 1/192        ok = [s for s in slope_grid              if all(round(w1 - s * (n - 1)) == w for n, w in pts)]        if ok:            return RoundedLinear(w1=w1, slope=(min(ok) + max(ok)) / 2.0)        best, best_sse = None, float("inf")        for s in slope_grid:            sse = sum((max(0.0, round(w1 - s * (n - 1))) - w) ** 2 for n, w in pts)            if sse < best_sse:                best, best_sse = RoundedLinear(w1=w1, slope=s), sse        return best if best else RoundedLinear(w1=w1)    if family == "exponential":        # log-linear least squares on wage = w1 * r^(n-1)        import math        xs = [n - 1 for n in ns]        ys = [math.log(max(w, 1e-9)) for w in ws]        xbar = sum(xs) / len(xs)        ybar = sum(ys) / len(ys)        sxx = sum((x - xbar) ** 2 for x in xs) or 1e-9        sxy = sum((x - xbar) * (y - ybar) for x, y in zip(xs, ys))        beta = sxy / sxx        alpha = ybar - beta * xbar        return ExponentialDecay(w1=math.exp(alpha), ratio=math.exp(beta))    if family == "reciprocal":        # linearize: 1/w = (1/w1) * (1 + (n-1)/scale) => 1/w = a + b*(n-1)        xs = [n - 1 for n in ns]        ys = [1.0 / max(w, 1e-9) for w in ws]        xbar = sum(xs) / len(xs)        ybar = sum(ys) / len(ys)        sxx = sum((x - xbar) ** 2 for x in xs) or 1e-9        sxy = sum((x - xbar) * (y - ybar) for x, y in zip(xs, ys))        b = sxy / sxx        a = ybar - b * xbar        w1 = 1.0 / a        scale = 1.0 / (b * w1)        return ReciprocalDecay(w1=w1, scale=scale)    if family == "linear":        # wage = w1*(1-(n-1)/T): regress on (n-1), slope=-w1/T, intercept=w1        xs = [n - 1 for n in ns]        ys = list(ws)        xbar = sum(xs) / len(xs)        ybar = sum(ys) / len(ys)        sxx = sum((x - xbar) ** 2 for x in xs) or 1e-9        sxy = sum((x - xbar) * (y - ybar) for x, y in zip(xs, ys))        slope = sxy / sxx        intercept = ybar - slope * xbar        w1 = intercept        target = (-w1 / slope) if slope < 0 else float("inf")        return LinearDecay(w1=w1, target=target)    raise ValueError(f"unknown family {family!r}")# ------------------------------------------------------------------ day economicsdef marginal(curve: WageCurve, n: int, dials: Dials | None = None) -> float:    """Net credits from taking the n-th wake of a day (wage_n - fee)."""    dials = dials or Dials()    return curve.wage(n) - dials.wake_feedef day_net(curve: WageCurve, dials: Dials, n_wakes: int) -> dict:    """Economics of one calendar day with exactly n_wakes wakes."""    wages = curve.wages(n_wakes)    gross = sum(wages)    fees = dials.wake_fee * n_wakes    return {        "n_wakes": n_wakes,        "gross_wages": gross,        "wake_fees": fees,        "floor_income": dials.daily_income_floor,        "net": gross + dials.daily_income_floor - fees,        "marginal_last": (wages[-1] - dials.wake_fee) if wages else None,    }def break_even(curve: WageCurve, dials: Dials) -> int:    """Largest n whose MARGINAL wake still pays for itself (wage_n >= fee).    Waking beyond this point loses credits on that wake even if the day so far    was profitable. Returns 0 if even the first wake loses money.    """    n = 1    while curve.wage(n) >= dials.wake_fee:        n += 1        if n > 10_000:            break    return n - 1def optimal_wakes(curve: WageCurve, dials: Dials, horizon_days: int = 1) -> int:    """Wake count maximizing net over a day (floor income is constant, so this    maximizes wages-minus-fees; stop when marginal goes negative)."""    best_n, best_net = 0, 0.0    cum = 0.0    n = 1    while True:        m = curve.wage(n) - dials.wake_fee        if m <= 0:            break        cum += m        if cum > best_net:            best_n, best_net = n, cum        n += 1        if n > 10_000:            break    return best_ndef rent_due(balance: float, dials: Dials) -> float:    """Credits owed per day for holdings above reserve, under rate `rent_rate`.    Rate semantics unconfirmed; default model: rent_rate_per_day is a FLAT    credit amount charged on the whole balance above reserve."""    excess = max(0.0, balance - dials.idle_reserve)    if excess <= 0 or dials.rent_rate_per_day <= 0:        return 0.0    return min(excess, dials.rent_rate_per_day)# -------------------------------------------------------------- scenario helperdef compare_dial_scenarios(base: Dials, variants: dict[str, Dials], curve_for: str = "linear") -> list[dict]:    """Show optimal wake count & best-day net under base vs proposed dials.    Uses a provisional curve (defaults) unless real data has been fit; pass a    fitted curve by constructing scenarios manually when precision matters.    """    curve = fit_curve([], family=curve_for, dials=base)    rows = []    for label, d in {"base": base, **variants}.items():        n_opt = optimal_wakes(curve, d)        dn = day_net(curve, d, n_opt)        rows.append({"scenario": label, "optimal_wakes": n_opt,                     "net_at_optimum": round(dn["net"], 2),                     "break_even_wakes": break_even(curve, d)})    return rows