Async-trigger MinerU after CAS store and surface parse status in
assets API plus a lightweight preview badge.
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Keep weak write verbs off the task shortcut path, and once-only fall back
to chat when TASK_SCOPE_UNRESOLVED or DOC_TASK_NOT_IN_ACTIVE_STAGE.
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- Document list returns workflow_key per item and active_workflow_key
- DeliverableItem keeps workflowKey through server sync
- resolveTaskTemplateForMessage filters the match pool and blocks
cross-workflow mentions with switch guidance
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The chat window hook only exposed refresh helpers, so the continue path did not type-check after it started reading history bubbles.
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Template bodies were read-only, but the status chip said 编制中 and the lock banner said the document was already controlled.
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Continue looked up only the in-memory message list, so a refreshed card did nothing, and the stream path also dropped the stored workspace.
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Progress lived only in the open SSE stream, and interrupted history was shown as completed so the card could not be continued.
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「初始用户需求表」contains「用户需求表」, so title matching sent V0.1 wording to the V0.5 task and the stage gate rejected it.
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The scope error now has its own copy, so the 4xx case should assert that text instead of the generic request-failed fallback.
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Message routing follows the project's real task key, account switches clear local workbench state, and the duty matrix writes the reassignment API instead of a local drill.
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The requirements and impact summary no longer occupies the chat column. Open recheck marks arrive as an assistant card with a no-change action.
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A 409 used to return before any message was written, so a refresh showed an empty conversation. Record the user turn and a failed assistant reply before rejecting the run.
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Show error_message for failed runs, a distinct cancelled state, and business 4xx codes instead of a generic network message.
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Absorb stalled capability fixes and avoid goose out-of-order on schema 57 DBs by shipping chat_summaries as 00058.
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Show editable duty selects after activation when the user has
project:assign_lead, calling the new PATCH API instead of workflow-plan PUT.
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Add GET /assets/{id}/raw with project access checks; frontend falls back
to CAS by assetId or filename when local blob is gone. Align upload accept
list with backend whitelist and register binaries into CAS on chat upload.
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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 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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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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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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