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Long-form writing about the cat logic puzzle — the deduction behind the moves, not the answers to individual levels. One article so far.

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  1. How to Solve Meowdoku

    What a cat logic puzzle actually is, the five tactics that solve real boards, and one 5×5 board taken from an empty grid to a finished solution — with the row, column or region that forces every single move. No step in it is a guess, and the build refuses to publish the page if one ever becomes one.

What gets published here

These are the long pieces: the ones that explain why a move is forced rather than telling you where the cats go. They are separate from the level walkthroughs, which answer "what is the answer to level 137", and from How to Play, which answers "what are the rules". An article lands here when the question it answers takes more than a page of rules to cover.

Every board printed in an article is checked by the build before the page ships. The solution has to obey all three rules, the layout has to have exactly one solution, and each step of a walkthrough has to be genuinely forced at the point it is claimed. If any of that stops being true, the build fails instead of publishing a guide that quietly contains a guess.

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