Why: Approving an extra package, rebuilding the base layer, reclaiming unused layers, and uploading a wheel need an admin surface that uses the existing admin controls.
Evidence: SELF tsc of the new panel reported no errors in frontend sources. UI package type errors come from missing node_modules in this worktree, not from this panel.
Impact: Administrators get a Python 环境 section. Other admin sections are unchanged.
Refs: .task/feature-layered-python-env.md
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: a lost write response was keeping the old duty version, so the next save replayed it, and a busy save could stay locked if another request advanced the sequence.
Evidence: SELF vitest duty-draft 6 passed, tsc passed, knip 43, Playwright duty flows 3 passed.
Impact: an unknown save reloads server roles, confirmation resets, and busy clears even if a later read is discarded.
Refs: docs/proposals/2026-10-15-rdm-duty-matrix-rework.md
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: project settings must keep the shared duty draft and must not regain template document creation from main.
Evidence: SELF vitest 292 passed, tsc --noEmit passed, knip unused exports 43.
Impact: the duties tab stays assignment-only while conversation ordering from main is included.
Refs: docs/proposals/2026-10-15-rdm-duty-matrix-rework.md
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: Wait for the unrelated foreground reply before measuring duplicate replies.
Evidence: All 24 scenarios passed against deployed 8788; independent replay passed the targeted scenario.
Impact: Test synchronization only; the duplicate-reply assertion is unchanged.
Refs: Agent-System-Frontend #89; Agent-System-Dev #565
Why: Completion or progress from an earlier task could appear in the process of an unrelated newer answer.
Evidence: The new ownership regression fails before the guard and passes afterward; the frontend suite, TypeScript and unchanged export gate pass.
Impact: Project child progress only into its originating live turn while still reconciling background results.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion chronological display requirement
Why: Full execution history must retain outputs after the 500-event API page boundary.
Evidence: Ordered 502-event replay and nonadvancing-cursor rejection tests pass.
Impact: Add regression coverage only; production source is unchanged.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion review testing gap
Why: the settings page only needs the draft operations the views call. Extra aliases and unused helpers pushed the unused-export count over the baseline.
Evidence: SELF node scripts/check-knip.mjs reported 43 <= 43, and duty-draft vitest passed.
Impact: chapter-review command aliases are gone from the settings gate. The draft behavior is unchanged.
Refs: modules/frontend/knip-baseline.json
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: A rejected result-reference request could discard the user text or uploads after the composer cleared.
Evidence: 286 frontend tests, TypeScript and the unchanged unused-export gate pass; mixed-input browser regression preserves the draft.
Impact: Validate incompatible inputs before clearing, retain failed pending input with its request identity, and require explicit retry while other messages can continue.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion review frontend-races finding
Why: the three views, the blocked empty-reviewer save, and the narrow-screen matrix need a browser check that does not depend on a live account.
Evidence: SELF playwright e2e/rdm-duties.playwright.ts, 3 passed against the local Vite server.
Impact: the duties end-to-end file now drives assignment, stale responses, and the narrow-screen guidance.
Refs: feature/rdm-duty-matrix
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: the settings page was mixing duty assignment with whole-document review and chapter objects. The three views need one draft and one save check.
Evidence: SELF vitest run of the frontend suite, 278 tests passed, including duty-draft and design-guard.
Impact: the duties tab assigns existing documents only. Submit, approve, reject, and final stay out of this page. Commands that are not ready keep the tab hidden.
Refs: feature/rdm-duty-matrix
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: The frontend unused-export gate rejected a helper used only within its module.
Evidence: The unchanged knip baseline and TypeScript checks pass.
Impact: Remove an unnecessary export without changing replay behavior.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion
Why: Keep persisted task decisions aligned across Go and TypeScript.
Evidence: make contracts generated both consumers from Core 1a5ef6b.
Impact: Include the reserved run identity and typed dispatching state.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion
Why: Repeated progress and coupled scrolling obscured chat, and task choices lacked a reliable independent interaction path.
Evidence: 285 frontend unit tests and 23 browser scenarios pass locally before the shared event-loader extraction; final combination checks follow in Dev.
Impact: Coalesce cumulative progress, retain execution records, show timestamps and quiet notifications, support versioned work actions and explicit result references without automatic chat backfill.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion
Why: Consume the Core work result and optional decision snapshot.
Evidence: Generated with make contracts from Core 00f1826.
Impact: Add optional types without changing existing cards.
Refs: feature/workbench-flow-completion
Why: the duties tab only listed existing documents — rdm.docs.instantiate
had no UI entry, so a fresh project showed an empty duties tab with no
setup path (owner trial feedback 2026-10-15).
Evidence: new docs-instantiate-params tests green; full vitest run shows
only the 12 pre-existing conversation-work failures also present at clean
HEAD; design-guard green.
Impact: duties tab gains a template picker + title input wired to
rdm.docs.instantiate (backend command rdm.docs.templates lists published
identities); instantiation refreshes the catalog and selects the new doc.
Refs: Agent-System-RDM docs/records/dhf/u4-header-footer-slots.md
Why: Independent review found component-local color derivation, a private transition, and missing dark/molv coverage in the visual candidate.
Evidence: Frontend design guard passes and 19 Playwright scenarios cover light, dark, molv, and 320-1920px layouts.
Impact: Keeps the approved visual direction while moving color ownership to @ui tokens and removing private motion.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/workbench-visual-redesign
Why: The inherited light-theme divider and hover treatment disappeared inside the new inverse create button.
Evidence: Focused browser layout test and production build pass locally.
Impact: Changes only the create action divider and hover surface.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/workbench-visual-redesign
Why: Spacing-only refinements still looked like the original flat gray workspace and did not satisfy the approved visual redesign.
Evidence: 272 unit tests, 16 browser scenarios across 320-1920px, and the production build pass locally.
Impact: Gives navigation, authored messages, assistant results, and work details clearly different visual surfaces while preserving behavior.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/workbench-visual-redesign
Why: The three-column workspace read as flat and visually scattered, making conversation, current work, and navigation difficult to distinguish.
Evidence: 272 unit tests, 16 focused browser scenarios across 320-1920px, and the production build pass locally.
Impact: Refines the existing workbench presentation without changing its data flow or fast/slow task behavior.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/workbench-visual-redesign
Why: Status words shared with a final reply could suppress a child completion record.
Evidence: 272 frontend unit tests, build, and 15 isolated browser scenarios.
Impact: Tag client-side collaboration replay so partial-delta deduplication preserves agent notes.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/work-companion-visibility UI1
Why: A dropped delta batch can leave a short event prefix next to the complete saved message.
Evidence: 271 frontend unit tests, build, and 14 isolated browser scenarios.
Impact: Suppress overlapping partial replay text and thinking while retaining saved content.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/work-companion-visibility UI1
Why: Event replay could hide saved retry notes and leave completed cards outside the active work filter.
Evidence: 270 frontend unit tests, build, and 14 isolated browser scenarios.
Impact: Merge replay into saved history, retain child progress, and locate cards under the right scope.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/work-companion-visibility UI1 UI2
Why: Fast and slow channel cards duplicate across panes and completed replies hide process output.
Evidence: npm test; npm run build; 12 isolated Playwright scenarios with reload and responsive widths.
Impact: Preserve ordered folded process history, load durable run events, and give work cards one detailed pane.
Refs: Agent-System-Dev feature/work-companion-visibility UI1 UI2 UI3
Why: Complete the authorized export entry while preserving current main project and session behavior.
Evidence: SELF full frontend tests and build, 263 unit tests; deferred browser races reproduced then all 6 passed. Raw records stay outside source until Dev task closure.
Impact: Export callbacks are invalidated on project, identity and unmount changes. Command readiness and current main security paths remain intact.
Refs: Dev PR #488; Frontend PR #73; user takeover authorization on 2026-10-14
Why: Current main carries the same corrected lowercase command ID as this member candidate.
Evidence: Preserve the canonical wrapper and set-role ID; compare the final tree against the independently tested 2ba275b object.
Impact: Update ancestry only; no intended product behavior change.
Refs: Frontend PR83; project-member-access
Why:
Fresh documents had no first-submit action, reading active duties opened
confirmation dialogs, and delayed detail or status queries could overwrite
another selection and send its document ID with the wrong duty draft.
Evidence:
SELF real-browser regressions observed the missing action, render-time
dialogs, detail/status races, and a follow-up query after panel unmount.
Five focused Playwright scenarios passed after the fix, together with the
full npm test, npm run build, and git diff --check commands. Receipts:
/tmp/project-member-duties-browser-green-20261013.json and
/tmp/project-member-duties-full-build-green-20261013.json.
Impact:
Offer first submission independently of an existing review round. Ask for
invalidation only on a dirty save click. Guard queries and continuations
with project lifetime, selection, and request sequences; keep the existing
Picker, canonical project routing, controls, and UI tokens.
Refs:
Dev project-member-access Task 4; independent synchronized Frontend P2 review
Why: Current main supplies member pickers and duty catalogs that must keep verified project identity.
Evidence: Frontend 259 tests and build pass after resolving panel conflicts; final canonical set-role dispatch and fixed combo checks follow.
Impact: Preserve upstream panels with canonical project commands and read-versus-work state guards.
Refs: feature/project-member-access; origin/main c294835
Why:
Project readiness is a write gate. Applying it to member, permission, and
document status queries hides history that the backend intentionally keeps
readable after archival or closure.
Evidence:
SELF archived and closed read regressions failed before the fix. Full npm
test, npm run build, and git diff --check passed with the amended code.
Receipts: /tmp/project-member-frontend-archived-read-red-20261013.json and
/tmp/project-member-frontend-archived-read-green-20261013.json.
Impact:
Resolve canonical project IDs separately from command readiness. Preserve
known read commands and existing settings tabs for historical projects;
keep mutations and new work blocked with existing disabled controls.
Server authorization remains authoritative.
Refs:
Dev project-member-access Task 4; independent Frontend review P2
Why:
An identity can change after an operation has passed its first response guard.
Later project loads, cleanup calls, and attachment refreshes must not reopen
private context or return the previous account's result to the new session.
Evidence:
SELF regressions failed before the guards: delayed project opening, task
creation success, completed-card cleanup, and upload artifact-ID return.
SELF npm test, npm run build, and git diff --check passed; full command
receipt: /tmp/project-member-frontend-final-checks-20261013.json.
Impact:
Guard post-await continuations with the same identity epoch. Preserve the
original server-side result and ignore stale client projections; do not undo
the previous account's already completed work.
Refs:
Dev feature-project-member-access implementation plan Task 4
Why:
Project members need RDM commands to address the registered domain project.
Failed project states and responses from a previous account must not create
work, report a rejected mutation as successful, or restore private content.
Evidence:
SELF npm test: 32 files and 251 tests passed, including project command,
mutation rejection, archived history, and delayed account response coverage.
SELF npm run build and git diff --check passed. Original regressions were
observed before implementation; root owns composition and independent replay.
Impact:
Keep host IDs for conversation and base settings APIs; send the decorated
domain ID to RDM project commands. Reuse existing sidebar, settings and toast
states. Reset identity projections and invalidate old asynchronous responses.
No deployment, database change, push, merge, or workspace cleanup.
Refs:
Dev feature-project-member-access task card and implementation plan Task 4
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