Postgres and app reach ready in about a second. Vite cold cache is not the old ten-second stall, and the login form was not measured.
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Software-plan N/A stayed closed and the proposal completed, but the planning review finished quality_failed at score 20. The poller now treats that status as terminal so it does not spin until timeout.
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Session state stays in App. The shell, rights dialogs, and project modals now render from WorkbenchView, so App no longer mounts AppShell itself.
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The workbench shell still owns session and modal state. Message stream, filters, and the composer now live in ChatColumn so App stops assembling that column inline.
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The rebuilt bundle stays under the draft login budgets on this machine. Restart-to-health is under half a second, and the wider restart matrix is still open.
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The revision toolbar, file preview, and governance bars stay with the document pane so the workbench shell no longer owns that column.
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The rebuilt workbench issues one member request and one session list request. Slow-network samples improved, but twenty-run percentiles and the restart matrix are still open.
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The in-memory authorizer treats any positive user id as a member, so the HTTP negative has to run against a real project row.
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The checksum-immutable note inside 00001 contained a goose annotation and would fail a new database. Keep that warning out of files goose already applied.
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The current workbench stays at one member fetch across 20 logins, while the deployed bundle still fans out. Slow-network samples stay diagnostic until the container is rebuilt.
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Give the initial-load baseline a repeatable probe that strips query strings and can assert the login member fanout stays on the current project.
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Keep private-library share, revoke, delete, and save-to-private off the workbench shell so those side effects stay testable without growing App.tsx.
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Refresh the roster and workflow documents only after the member write succeeds, so a failed add does not invent a local session.
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Remember the new project id as soon as create succeeds so a later member failure retries members instead of creating a second project.
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Keep plan confirmation, reject, undo, and approval on the same card so a revision conflict still reconciles before the card changes.
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Apply a controlled block only after the server patch succeeds, and keep insert, move, delete, and comments on the same document state.
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Keep attachment registration, task dispatch, and the demo shortcuts on the same path so a failed upload still blocks before any local message is stored.
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Keep claim, review, and approval on one server record so the open document and the sidebar stay in the same state.
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Keep freeform append, workflow reconcile, and lease polling together so a failed list cannot wipe local docs.
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Project list, member roster, and session fetch ran as four effects inside the workbench component. They now share one hook so the entry file is not the only place that knows the login startup order.
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Session, project, and deliverable caches were written from scattered effects, and the legacy message migration ran twice on mount. One hook keeps that write path in a single place.
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The login entry no longer ships KaTeX. Chat bubbles and document text render formulas after a dynamic import, and rich-text copy does the same.
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Published manifests now use bd_/pm_/tm_/sw_ prefixes so workflows cannot share a doc id. Frozen instances keep the old keys; lookup, templates, and duty checks treat the two names as the same task.
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npm test and the production build passed on this branch. The entry bundle stays near 1 MB, and CURRENT still correctly says schema 52 until the containers are rebuilt.
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Selecting the design-control workflow now repeats the server rule: business handover must finish with an approved CDO quote first. Other workflows stay quiet.
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Later stages with more than four documents start collapsed, and one action can put the whole stage under human approval or take it back out. The workflow chip still names the design-control flow when the catalog has not loaded.
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生成项目建议书 now resolves to rd_proposal. Longer titles win, so 系统设计方案 is not mistaken for the shorter business-stage phrase, and an explicit generate command is no longer swallowed by a progress question.
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The project list is already limited to the current user, so other rosters wait until the member panel opens. Session reload no longer follows project updates, and a newer response cannot overwrite an older user.
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Each rdev step now gets a role-filtered overlay so writing discipline stays out of the template. User needs, system requirements, review minutes, and upload indexes fail the quality gate when IDs, decisions, or attachment indexes are incomplete.
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Stage-specific squad steps now win over the kind default, including always-on regulatory and searcher roles. Each of the 60 tasks carries its writing hint and Chinese alias so lookup and the writer accept line use them.
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Listed tasks still get a regulatory step when complexity is unset or high. Medium and low skip it, and the squad model now comes from SQUAD_MODEL_ID or MINIMAX_MODEL_ID instead of a fixed name.
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/auth/me was authenticating again after the middleware had already done it, and the session lookup queried user status in a second round trip. Reuse the request principal and join status into the session read so a revoked token still fails on the next request.
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The login shell was downloading the document engines with the workbench. Those modules now load on click or when a matching block appears, and a failed chunk can be retried without submitting an edit.
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The branch frontend suite and production build passed. Cross-user document comments still need a Postgres negative because the in-memory authorizer is intentionally open.
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The human ledger and the document body are different stores. Record the projection intent in the same transaction as the ledger, and clear it only when the body write succeeds so a retry cannot append a second revision.
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