Focus The stack, but you play it
Every other page here explains the stack. This one makes you push on it. The wall in front of you is built from the real vocabulary of whichever layer you are on, and every labelled block you break hands you its definition and keeps it. There are 113 terms in there, from interconnection queue at the bottom to GPAI at the top. Nobody reads a glossary. Everybody wants to know what the thing they just knocked over was called.
There are 64 terms across the eleven sites, from interconnection queue at the bottom to GPAI at the top. They are not in a glossary you scroll. They are the wall. You learn what a KV cache is because it was holding up the thing you needed to drop.
The escalation is the argument too. Sites one to three are timber and patience. Silicon adds steel you cannot break. Iron and cloud adds a hot aisle blowing your shots sideways. Tooling gives you a router that swings while you aim. Applications puts a cell inside a guardrail cage. Money chains the tower together so pulling one piece drags the rest. Rules puts a clock on it. The last site is all eight layers in one structure with sixty seconds on the board.
Turn your phone sideways to play. The launcher needs the width.
Every megawatt cell you knock out is capacity that reached the site, and every labelled block you break adds its term to your collection, which is saved on this device. Three stars means you cleared it with shots to spare. The numbers on the dispatch cards are real and carry their source, the same rule as every other page on Strata.