Athelgard ghost cursor — proof page

If a glowing cyan pointer with a halo is visible and moves, the code works.

It is loaded from ghost-cursor.js / ghost-cursor.css — the same files the extension ships, not a copy.

The exact calls the panel makes when she works

She scans the page She decodes a cipher She stages a flag She starts thinking She stops thinking Patrol on Patrol off Try to click Submit (must refuse)

What to look for

1. The pointer travels to the target, then the ring pings on arrival.
2. The chip beside it always names her: ATHELGARD · <what she is doing>.
3. The pointer breathes while she is thinking, and stops when she does.
4. Submit must be refused — the chip says so. She never presses it.
5. A 9-dot trail follows the pointer.

DFMUZ{2.307.RT5RXHSKDWVFPPG2.W27E52SOKON3US2R}

Staged flags

Where a newly staged flag lands — she moves here when one is captured.

Submit

Submit

She must refuse this control every time — pressing her button above reports the refusal instead of clicking.

Console self-check

Paste this to get a definite answer:

window.AthelgardGhost
  ? 'OK — enabled=' + window.AthelgardGhost.isEnabled()
  : 'NOT LOADED'