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This PR adds a new documentation page that provides detailed instructions for deploying new dispute games to OP Stack chains using the OP Contracts Manager (OPCM). This guide is particularly relevant for chain operators looking to upgrade their chains to support permissionless dispute games.

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  • Prerequisites for deploying new dispute games
  • Explanation of the difference between permissioned and permissionless dispute games
  • Detailed instructions for finding the correct OPCM instance
  • Step-by-step process for preparing and executing the addGameType function call
  • Code examples for execution using Forge's cast tool
  • Next steps for setting the respected game type

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This guide complements the existing documentation on migrating to permissionless fault proofs and serves as a technical reference for chain operators implementing these upgrades.

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Walkthrough

A new tutorial document titled "Deploying new dispute games with OPCM" has been added to the OP Stack documentation. This tutorial provides detailed instructions for chain operators and protocol developers on deploying permissionless dispute games using the OP Contracts Manager (OPCM). It covers prerequisites, explains the difference between permissioned and permissionless dispute games, and provides a step-by-step guide for using the addGameType function in the OPCM contract. The tutorial also describes how to locate the correct OPCM instance, outlines the required struct parameters for deployment, and includes an example using Forge’s cast tool. Additionally, it notes the need to update the respectedGameType in the OptimismPortal after deployment. Separately, the word list in words.txt was updated, removing "Devs" and adding "opcm" and "structs."

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Operator as Chain Operator
    participant OPCM as OP Contracts Manager
    participant DGF as DisputeGameFactory
    participant Portal as OptimismPortal

    Operator->>OPCM: Call addGameType(AddGameInput)
    OPCM->>DGF: Register new dispute game type
    DGF-->>OPCM: Confirm registration
    Operator->>Portal: Update respectedGameType (post-deployment)
    Portal-->>Operator: Acknowledge update
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pages/operators/chain-operators/tutorials/dispute-games.mdx (3)

57-57: Use imperative phrasing in step 1 heading
Change “1. Finding the correct OPCM instance” to “1. Find the correct OPCM instance” to follow the guideline of using the imperative form for instructions.


68-68: Align step 2 heading with sentence case and imperative style
Adjust “2. Preparing the addGameType Call” to “2. Prepare the addGameType call” (imperative verb + lowercase “call”).


146-147: Convert gerund to imperative in step 4 and standardize TODO formatting

  • Rename “4. Setting the respected game type” to “4. Set the respected game type.”
  • For inline TODOs ([Todo: Update this once it goes live–...]) and the “## Todo: Update the next steps” header, either hyphenate to “To-do” or migrate these into <Callout> components for consistent visibility.

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271-271: Addition of opcm for lowercase dictionary recognition
Adding opcm alongside the existing OPCM entry ensures that the lowercase term is recognized by spellcheckers. Placement under the OP* block maintains alphabetical order.


388-388: Addition of structs to support new terminology
Including structs after statefulset covers the new documentation’s references to data structures. The insertion preserves the file’s alphabetical ordering.

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Looks good, I didn't test the code yet, but I left some comments to address

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23-23: Add internal link to OPCM reference
Consider linking “OPCM (OP Contracts Manager)” to the internal OP Contracts Manager reference page for faster navigation, as suggested previously.


40-44: Use internal link for challenger role documentation
Swap the external link to the OP Stack configurability spec with the internal privileged-roles doc for the challenger role, e.g.: /operators/chain-operators/privileged-roles#challenger.

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68-68: Header sentence case: lowercase “Call”
Per sentence-case rules, change:

### 2. Preparing the `addGameType` Call

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### 2. Preparing the `addGameType` call

102-103: Promote step 3 to an H3 for consistency
Convert the plain list item into an H3, matching steps 1 and 2:

### 3. Execute the addGameType function

147-152: Fix “To-do” hyphenation & clean up placeholder

  1. Change “Todo” to “To-do” in both the link text and heading.
  2. Convert steps 3 and 4 into H3 headings for uniformity.
  3. Replace or remove the placeholder link once the migrating guide is published.
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23-24: Add internal link to the OPCM reference
Consider linking the first mention of “OPCM (OP Contracts Manager)” to your internal OPCM reference doc (e.g., /operators/chain-operators/reference/opcm) for quick navigation.


39-43: Link to challenger role
Link the protocol-level challenger role phrase to the internal privileged roles page at /superchain/privileged-roles#challenger to provide context.

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89-98: Bullet capitalization consistency
For sentence-case clarity, lowercase the first word after each colon in the bullets:

-* **saltMixer:** A string used...
+* **saltMixer:** a string used...

99-100: Convert second-person phrasing to imperative
Replace “For a permissionless game, you’ll generally want to mirror…” with an imperative instruction:

-For a permissionless game, you’ll generally want to mirror most parameters...
+Mirror most parameters from your existing permissioned game, but set `permissioned` to `false` and `disputeGameType` to `CANNON`.

146-149: Format code identifiers and polish text
Wrap respectedGameType in backticks and tighten the sentence:

-After deploying the permissionless dispute game, you'll need to update the respectedGameType in the OptimismPortal to start using it.
+After deploying the permissionless dispute game, update the `respectedGameType` in the OptimismPortal.
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1-17: Frontmatter completeness
The frontmatter includes all required fields (title, lang, description, topic, personas, categories, content_type) with non-empty values and uses a valid tutorial content type.


25-31: Prerequisites list follows style guidelines
The bulleted list correctly uses imperative form and includes a Foundry link as recommended.


32-38: Section header and bullet style
“Understanding dispute games” header is sentence case and bullets are clear.


45-46: Permissioned game overview
This sentence clearly sets up the purpose of the guide. No changes needed.


47-55: addGameType function description
The descriptive list items correctly use sentence case for headers and concisely explain each step.


56-64: Finding the correct OPCM instance
Header and steps are clear, and external links to the Superchain Registry are accurate.


67-87: Struct definition formatting
The struct AddGameInput snippet is well-formatted and aligns with Solidity conventions.


101-144: Forge script example
The cast example is comprehensive, well-formatted, and follows best practices for reproducibility.

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