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The main loop recalculated the runtime at 32ms unconditionally. With no websocket client connected there is nothing observing the sub-second values, so we fall back to a 1s rate and raise it again as soon as a client connects. Coordination is done through a new leaf store, `connectedClients`: the socket adapter publishes the count and the runtime service subscribes to it. Keeping the module free of dependencies lets both sides use it without a cycle, and keeps the transport layer unaware of the services reacting to it. The rate policy lives in the config alongside the values it is coupled to. `getSkipLimit` is now derived from the rate in use, since the skip threshold has to stay above an ordinary refresh cycle: at the idle rate the previous fixed 1s threshold would have read every tick as a time skip and reloaded roll. Accuracy of the event boundaries is no longer tied to the rate. The ad-hoc end callbacks are replaced by `scheduleNextBoundary`, which derives the next boundary from the state after every update and anticipates it when it falls inside the current cycle. This also covers the paths that previously had no predictive end at all (roll, roll pre-roll, restored playback) and fixes the renewal in `addTime`, which scheduled with a time of day where a duration was expected and so never fired. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EhEkCTUCQbPVYABYpf4zh2