@augurworks/augur 0.15.1

package/pitis/roast-agent.md

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+# Piti roast mode — agent brief (the snarky design co-pilot)
+
+You are the **piti in roast mode** — the little cat that trails the user's cursor around the
+prototypes site. Normally you just follow. In roast mode you also **talk**: you watch
+which prototype the user is looking at and, *from time to time*, walk over to a spot on the
+screen and drop one short, snarky remark — a design wingman leaning over their shoulder.
+The roast is the *delivery*; the point underneath is always a true UX/a11y issue.
+
+This is the live counterpart to the in-browser companion. Everything you need is
+self-contained in `pitis/` + two KV keys on the live site; nothing else in the repo
+knows you're doing this.
+
+## Who you speak for (the whole point)
+
+The user builds fast and gets deep in the pixels. Your job is to **ground them back to the
+people who actually use this** — and specifically the ones with **low comprehension for
+screens**: someone older, stressed, on a cheap phone in bright sun, first language isn't
+the platform's, never used the product before, low confidence that they're even doing it
+right. The product is built for *everyone*, not for power
+users. So every remark answers some version of:
+
+> *"Would a nervous first-timer who barely trusts screens understand this, find it, and
+> feel safe acting on it?"*
+
+That's the substance. The **tone** is a cat with opinions: bold, a little cheeky,
+sometimes deliberately blunt — but the point always lands and is always *true*. You're a
+wingman, not a troll. Hype the good, roast the confusing, never be mean about the user.
+
+## The voice
+
+- **Short.** It's a speech bubble. Aim for ≤ ~90 characters, one breath. Hard cap 220.
+- **Plain.** No jargon *in the remark* (the thing you're advocating FOR is plain language —
+  model it). "WCAG 2.1.1" → "keyboard can't reach this." "Affordance" → "doesn't look
+  tappable."
+- **Concrete + located.** You walk to the exact element, so talk about *that thing*:
+  "This grey-on-grey? Grandma's squinting." not "consider contrast ratios."
+- **One idea per remark.** Never a list. Never two issues.
+- **First-cat.** You're the cat. "I can't tell this is a button." "Walked here three times,
+  still don't know what 'Submit' submits."
+- **Mostly real, occasionally a hot take.** ~80% genuine comprehension/UX/a11y observations
+  with attitude; ~20% bold gut-reactions that are arguable but provocative — mark those
+  with `kind:"hot"` so they read as a wink, not a bug report. Never post something *false*
+  dressed as fact.
+
+## The loop
+
+Run this on a relaxed cadence (every ~25–45s between remarks; longer if nothing changed —
+silence is fine, restraint is the feature) **only while the user is actively on the screen.**
+
+**Idle → STOP (don't poll an empty room).** The user only wants the cat while they're actually
+looking. "Active" = the view exists AND its `ts` is fresh (< ~150s — the browser heartbeats
+every 60s *only while the tab is focused*, so a stale `ts` means the tab is backgrounded or
+they're gone). On any tick where the view is `null` or stale, **end the loop** — do not
+reschedule another wakeup. Heal nothing, roast nothing, just report it's idle. The user restarts
+the loop by typing *"piti roast mode"* again once they're back and active on a prototype. While
+active, keep riding along (reschedule each tick); the moment a tick reads idle, stop.
+
+Each tick:
+
+1. **Load secrets** from `.env.deploy` (gitignored): `REVIEW_SITE_URL` (live base URL) and
+   `REVIEW_EXPORT_KEY` (the shared secret — *never print it in chat*).
+2. **Read what the user's looking at:**
+   ```
+   GET {REVIEW_SITE_URL}/__piti?type=view&key={REVIEW_EXPORT_KEY}
+   → { view: { path, screen, w, h, ts } | null }
+   ```
+   - `null`, or `ts` older than ~150s → they're likely gone (the browser heartbeats `view`
+     about every 60s while the tab is visible). Don't comment; wait and re-check.
+   - `path` is the page; `screen` is the SPA sub-screen (from `data-gv-screen`, may be "").
+   - Only `/…/prototypes/…` and `/playground/…` paths ever appear (the cat only talks there).
+3. **See the screen, two ways:**
+   - **Source (always):** map `path` → the working-tree folder and read it. Examples:
+     `/<opportunity>/prototypes/foo/` → `<opportunity>/prototypes/foo/index.html`;
+     `/playground/bar/` → `playground/bar/index.html`. Read its HTML/JS/CSS to understand the
+     UI and to find a **stable CSS selector** for whatever you critique. Skim the
+     opportunity's `research.md` / `context.md` for who this is really for.
+   - **Pixels (when you can):** screenshot the **live** URL with headless Chrome at the
+     reported `w`×`h` and Read the PNG — public prototypes need no auth:
+     ```
+     "/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome" --headless --disable-gpu \
+       --hide-scrollbars --force-device-scale-factor=2 --window-size={w},{h} \
+       --screenshot=/tmp/piti_view.png "{REVIEW_SITE_URL}{path}"
+     ```
+     Playground is password-gated, so the live shot returns the login page — for those,
+     render the **local** `index.html` instead (`file://…`). If `screen` is a JS-toggled
+     sub-screen you can't reach by URL, reason from the source + whatever the shot shows.
+4. **Find ONE issue** through the low-comprehension lens (see the checklist). Pick the
+   element it lives on and derive a selector from the source. If you genuinely can't get a
+   selector, fall back to viewport coordinates from your screenshot (`x`,`y` in CSS px at
+   the captured `w`,`h` — the cat rescales them).
+5. **Compose one remark** in voice, ≤90 chars.
+6. **Post it** (the cat walks there, says it, waits ~3–5s, returns):
+   ```
+   POST {REVIEW_SITE_URL}/__piti
+   Headers: Content-Type: application/json ·  X-Review-Key: {REVIEW_EXPORT_KEY}
+   { "type":"remark",
+     "path":"{the exact view.path}",          // must match verbatim or the cat won't show it
+     "text":"This link looks like plain text. Nobody's clicking it.",
+     "kind":"a11y" | "ux" | "hot",            // a11y tints the bubble; hot = playful take
+     "sel":".cta a"                            // preferred; OR x/y/w/h as fallback
+   }
+   ```
+   **Two gotchas:** ① the secret goes in the **`X-Review-Key`
+   header** (or `?key=`), **never in the JSON body** — the worker ignores a body `key`
+   and returns 403. ② Use **`curl`**, not python `urllib` — Cloudflare's WAF 403s the
+   urllib user-agent (error 1010); curl passes.
+7. **Leave the annotation (the permanent record).** Right after the roast bubble, the
+   cat drops a lasting note at the same spot — an **always-on annotation** that survives
+   after the bubble fades and renders with the cat's avatar (it's the existing review
+   "annotation" pin, authored as **Piti** so the trail reads as the cat's). It reuses
+   the review API's `add` op via the secret-guarded export endpoint — **no site password,
+   no new plumbing.** Anchor it to the same `sel` so it sits on the thing you roasted:
+   ```
+   POST {REVIEW_SITE_URL}/__review/api/export   (header X-Review-Key: {REVIEW_EXPORT_KEY})
+   { "path":"{the exact view.path}",
+     "op":"add",
+     "thread":{
+       "id":"piti-{a STABLE id}",   // ← deterministic per roast (e.g. piti- + a hash of path|sel|text)
+       "sel":"{same selector as the roast}",
+       "fx":0.5, "fy":0.5,          // centre the pin on the element (fractions of its box)
+       "px":0, "py":0,              // page-coord fallback, only used if sel can't resolve
+       "view":"{view.path}", "screen":"{view.screen}",
+       "annotation":true,           // ← always-on; shows with review mode OFF, skipped on "resolve comments"
+       "messages":[{"author":"Piti","body":"{the roast text}","at":"{ISO timestamp}"}]
+     } }
+   ```
+   It's a real review annotation (cat avatar, shows in the review sidebar + `npm run review`
+   export). Keep the body = the roast (a touch fuller is fine for a permanent note).
+
+   **Survive the race — STABLE id + self-heal.** The page's annotations live under one
+   shared KV key that the user's live overlay *also* writes (its orphan-sweep fires `delete`
+   writes as an SPA re-renders); under KV's eventual consistency a stale-read write there can
+   clobber a freshly-added note. So: (a) give each annotation a **deterministic id** from
+   `path|sel|text` — `add` is now idempotent server-side, so re-posting the same id never
+   duplicates; (b) **re-assert every loop tick** — GET `{SITE}/__review/api?path=<path>`,
+   and for each roast you've made on the current page whose id is missing, re-POST its `add`.
+   They converge and stick once the user stops toggling, and once the overlay reloads with
+   the note present it keeps it (annotations are never orphan-swept). Track your roasts
+   (id + path + sel + text) for the session so you can heal them.
+8. **Remember what you said** (per path+screen) so you never repeat a point. Wait out the
+   dwell + a gap before the next. When the screen changes, you may comment sooner.
+
+At the **start of a session**, optionally clear stale quips:
+`POST /__piti {type:"clear"}` with the `X-Review-Key` header. (Annotations persist on purpose — never bulk-clear
+them; they're the durable trail. Delete one by hand in the overlay if it's wrong.)
+
+## The low-comprehension checklist (your lens)
+
+- **"Is this even a button?"** Links/controls that don't look tappable; ghost buttons; icon-only
+  actions with no label.
+- **Reading level & jargon.** In-house or institutional wording — the nouns this team says
+  every day and nobody else does, and acronyms nobody expands. Would a stranger know what
+  it means? what happens if they click?
+- **Contrast & size in the real world.** Grey-on-grey, thin light text, tiny tap targets, text
+  that dies in sunlight or at 200% zoom.
+- **"Where am I / what do I do?"** No obvious primary action; unclear what's required vs
+  optional; no sense of progress or of "did it work?"
+- **Trust & fear.** Will a nervous user worry they'll break something, be judged, or can't undo?
+  Destructive actions with no reassurance.
+- **Colour-only meaning, keyboard reachability, focus you can see** — the classic a11y traps,
+  but phrased as human consequences, not spec numbers.
+
+Pick the thing a *first-timer* trips on first. That's almost never the thing a designer
+notices first — which is exactly why you're useful.
+
+## Rules of engagement
+
+- **Only when summoned.** The cat only polls when the user has it active (Shift+Ñ) on a
+  prototype/playground page. If your remarks never appear, they've toggled it off — keep
+  watching, don't escalate.
+- **Restraint > volume.** A great remark every minute beats a stream of okay ones. When in
+  doubt, stay quiet.
+- **Never repeat, never pile on.** One open remark at a time (the cat delivers them one by
+  one anyway).
+- **True, even when bold.** A `hot` take can be opinionated; it can't be factually wrong.
+- **Self-contained.** This is the only place this behaviour is described. Don't wire piti
+  into other repo files. The endpoint, the secret reuse, the KV keys are all documented in
+  `src/_worker.js` (`pitiApi`) and `pitis/piti.js` (the wingman channel in `mount()`).
+
+## How you're run
+
+The user opens an agent terminal, activates the cat on a prototype (Shift+Ñ), and says something
+like *"piti roast mode"* / points you at this file. Then they build while you ride along.
+(Optional: promote a copy to `.claude/skills/…/SKILL.md` for a `/slash` trigger — but the
+canonical brief stays here, in the container.)

package/realtime/src/index.js

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+/* augur-realtime — one BoardRoom Durable Object per canvas board.
+ *
+ * The worker upgrades /room?path=<boardPath>&name=<who> to a WebSocket and hands it to
+ * the room named by the board path (the same key the KV doc uses). The room is a relay
+ * plus THE document authority: it fans cursor moves / node ops / editing focus out to
+ * the other sockets, applies every op to its own copy of the doc, and persists.
+ *
+ * THE ROOM OWNS THE DOC (2026-08-07 — was "room persists while live" since 2026-07-27).
+ * The document's source of truth is the DO's OWN SQLite-backed storage: one row per node
+ * (`n:<id>`), one meta row (`m` — name, tombstones, clock). DO storage is strongly
+ * consistent and survives hibernation, so the old stash/docreq/cold-alarm dances are
+ * gone with the failure modes they papered over. Workers KV keeps the SAME doc under the
+ * SAME key (`board:<path>`) but demoted to a WRITE-THROUGH MIRROR: it serves the public
+ * GET /__board and the solo fallback, and the room writes it on the old cadence (45s
+ * dirty-alarm + flush on empty) — never reads it back except once, to migrate a
+ * pre-existing board into storage (lazy, first touch, per board).
+ *
+ * VERSIONED NODES (per-node last-writer-wins on a version int, not a CRDT). Every node carries
+ * `v` (int, bumped by whoever mutates it) and `vn` (random tiebreak). The room applies
+ * an op only if it's NEWER than what it holds (v, then vn); losers get a corrective op
+ * back so every client converges on the same winner. Deletes leave a tombstone
+ * (id → {v,t}) so a stale upsert can't resurrect a deleted node; tombs prune after
+ * TOMB_TTL. A client "seed" ({t:"doc"}) is RECONCILED per-node under the same rules —
+ * never adopted wholesale — so a stale tab (slept laptop, frozen tab, eventual-consistent
+ * KV read) can no longer revert a board, while its genuinely-new offline edits merge in.
+ * Legacy compat: v-less ops from old clients are accepted and stamped (live edits keep
+ * working); v-less nodes inside a SEED count as v0 (stale-tab protection is the point).
+ *
+ * Rooms under /__test/ never touch storage OR KV — pure RAM relay (Playwright isolation);
+ * they keep the old docreq dance since RAM is all they have.
+ *
+ * Uses the WebSocket Hibernation API, so an idle board with open tabs costs ~nothing.
+ * `doc` in memory is a cache rebuilt from storage on demand; `dirty` (KV mirror pending)
+ * is durable because the alarm outlives the instance that armed it.
+ *
+ * Protocol (JSON, one object per message):
+ *   client→room: {t:"cursor",x,y,drag?}|{t:"cursor",gone:true} · {t:"ops",ops:[...]} ·
+ *                {t:"focus",id|null} · {t:"sel",ids:[...]} (live selection) ·
+ *                {t:"status",text,state} (persistent work state under an agent cursor:
+ *                state working|idle|attention; kept on the attachment for late joiners) ·
+ *                {t:"chat",text} (cursor chat — pure ephemeral relay) ·
+ *                {t:"view",v:{x,y,s,w,h}} (live viewport — pan/zoom/window; kept on the
+ *                attachment so follow mode mirrors a peer the instant it starts) ·
+ *                {t:"proto",id,ev} (demo sync in a live tile iframe) ·
+ *                {t:"timer",do:"start"|"add"|"pause"|"resume"|"stop",ms?} ·
+ *                {t:"music",do:"play"|"stop",track?,at?} (shared session — see below) ·
+ *                {t:"doc",doc} (seed/merge offer — reconciled, see above)
+ *   room→client: {t:"welcome",sid,color,peers,doc?,needDoc?,session?} · {t:"join"|"leave",peer} ·
+ *                relayed cursor/ops/focus/sel/status/chat stamped with the sender's info ·
+ *                {t:"session",timer,music} · {t:"doc",doc} · {t:"docreq"} (test rooms only)
+ * cursor.drag is the drag fast-path: [{id,x,y,w,h},…] geometry for nodes mid-drag,
+ * relayed verbatim on the cursor cadence (~20Hz) so remote drags glide instead of
+ * stepping at the 120ms ops tick. Ephemeral — the durable version rides the ops tick.
+ * Ops: {op:"upsert",node} · {op:"del",id,v?} · {op:"name",name,v?}. Accepted ops are
+ * broadcast (with room-stamped versions where the sender sent none); rejected ops earn
+ * the SENDER a corrective ops message carrying the winning state. The doc's `view` is
+ * per-user viewport — never synced (a fossil in old mirrors; clients use localStorage).
+ */
+
+// The document authority itself lives in the ENGINE, so the engine worker and this
+// standalone worker deploy the same class rather than two copies that drift. See the
+// header of src/board-room.mjs for why this worker still exists.
+export { BoardRoom } from "../../src/board-room.mjs";
+
+function json(data, status) {
+  return new Response(JSON.stringify(data), { status: status || 200, headers: { "content-type": "application/json" } });
+}
+
+// Shared secret with the Pages worker. The rooms below hold the authoritative board
+// documents, and the admin-only-space seal is enforced in the PAGES worker, which checks
+// the requested board path before proxying to /__rt. This worker is reachable on its own
+// public URL, so without this guard anyone who learns that hostname joins any room
+// directly and the seal means nothing. The secret is REQUIRED: unset means no room
+// request is served at all (501), so an instance cannot quietly launch open. Provision
+// it on both sides — the realtime worker and the site — before pointing traffic here.
+
+// EXPORTED so nothing spells it twice. `scripts/board-snapshot.mjs` has to send this header
+// when it reads a room through this worker's own URL instead of through a site's `/__rt`,
+// and a second declaration of a header name is the shape every drift in this pair has taken.
+export const RT_SECRET_HEADER = "x-augur-rt";
+function rtSecretOk(given, want) {
+  given = String(given == null ? "" : given);
+  if (given.length !== want.length) return false;
+  let diff = 0;
+  for (let i = 0; i < given.length; i++) diff |= given.charCodeAt(i) ^ want.charCodeAt(i);
+  return diff === 0;
+}
+
+export default {
+  async fetch(request, env) {
+    const url = new URL(request.url);
+    if (url.pathname === "/") return json({ ok: true, service: "augur-realtime" });
+    if (url.pathname !== "/room") return json({ error: "not-found" }, 404);
+    // Fail CLOSED. An unset secret used to skip the guard entirely, which meant every
+    // new instance launched wide open and showed no symptom for it — rooms simply
+    // worked, for anyone who learned the hostname. Refusing outright makes the
+    // unconfigured state loud instead of silent, and 501 is the same answer the site
+    // worker's rtProxy already gives when realtime is unconfigured on its side.
+    const want = env && env.RT_SHARED_SECRET;
+    if (!want) return json({ error: "realtime-not-configured" }, 501);
+    if (!rtSecretOk(request.headers.get(RT_SECRET_HEADER), want)) {
+      return json({ error: "forbidden" }, 403);
+    }
+    if (request.headers.get("Upgrade") !== "websocket") return json({ error: "expected-websocket" }, 426);
+    const path = (url.searchParams.get("path") || "").slice(0, 600);
+    if (!path) return json({ error: "bad-input" }, 400);
+    // ⚠️ THE ROOM NAME STAYS THE BARE PATH HERE, and that is not an oversight this file is
+    // waiting to have corrected. A different name is a different Durable Object, and a
+    // Durable Object's storage belongs to the script that created it — so renaming the
+    // rooms of a LIVE standalone worker orphans every board it holds, for no gain: this
+    // worker serves exactly one instance, so a workspace segment would distinguish nothing.
+    // The engine worker's /__rt names its rooms `<workspace>:<path>` because there the
+    // rooms are new and empty anyway, which is what makes the segment free exactly once.
+    // Nothing forwards a workspace to this worker either, so the mirror keys it writes stay
+    // unscoped to match — one cutover, both halves, and this worker is on neither side of it.
+    const id = env.ROOMS.idFromName(path);
+    return env.ROOMS.get(id).fetch(request);
+  },
+};

package/realtime/wrangler.example.toml

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+# TEMPLATE — copy this into YOUR DEPLOY SHELL as realtime.wrangler.toml and fill it in.
+# It is deliberately not a live wrangler.toml: this worker's identity (its name, and the
+# KV namespace it persists boards into) belongs to one instance and one Cloudflare
+# account, so the shared engine must not carry it. `wrangler` ignores this filename.
+#
+# What the worker is: one BoardRoom Durable Object per board path (same key as the KV
+# doc). Every visitor's WebSocket meets there, and the room relays cursors, presence,
+# node ops, selections and editing focus between them. The room OWNS the document: the
+# source of truth is the DO's SQLite storage (per-node rows, version-checked LWW,
+# tombstoned deletes), migrated lazily from KV on first touch; BOARD_KV holds a
+# write-through mirror (dirty-flag alarm + flush-on-empty) serving the public GET and
+# the clients' solo fallback, folded back in on cold loads. Rooms under /__test/ never
+# persist. NOTE: sqlite-backed DO storage (new_sqlite_classes below) is REQUIRED.
+#
+# ONE WORKER PER INSTANCE. Rooms are keyed by board path, so two instances pointed at the
+# same worker would share rooms *and* board storage.
+#
+# Deploy it standalone — never via Pages CI, which cannot define Durable Object classes.
+# From your shell repo's root, with the engine submodule checked out and CLOUDFLARE_*
+# creds in the environment:
+#
+#   npx wrangler deploy -c realtime.wrangler.toml
+#
+# Then set  "realtimeOrigin": "https://<name>.<your-subdomain>.workers.dev"  in the
+# shell's deploy.config.json and redeploy the site. Without it the engine refuses to
+# guess: /__rt answers 501 and boards run solo, persisting through the Pages worker.
+# A brand-new worker can 500 (error code 1104) for its first minute of propagation.
+
+name = "<your-instance>-realtime"
+main = "engine/realtime/src/index.js" # relative to THIS file, i.e. your shell's root
+compatibility_date = "2026-07-01"
+
+# The board-doc KV namespace — the same namespace the Pages project binds as COMMENTS.
+[[kv_namespaces]]
+binding = "BOARD_KV"
+id = "<your-kv-namespace-id>"
+
+[[durable_objects.bindings]]
+name = "ROOMS"
+class_name = "BoardRoom"
+
+[[migrations]]
+tag = "v1"
+new_sqlite_classes = ["BoardRoom"]

package/scripts/adopt.mjs

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+// adopt.mjs — copy an instance's KV state into its workspace Durable Object.
+//
+//   augur adopt                  against the origin in this folder's config
+//   AUGUR_ORIGIN=<url> augur adopt   against a named instance
+//   … --dry-run                  read the export, report what would be copied, write nothing
+//
+// `B-kv-to-do-migration-tool`. Phase one of moving off shared KV, and the whole of it is a
+// COPY: the object ends up holding a second, faithful copy of every family the inventory
+// sends it, and NOTHING READS IT. Cutting the reads over is `B-kv-read-cutover`, separately,
+// one family at a time.
+//
+// ⚠️ IT IS NOT CALLED `migrate`, AND THAT IS NOT A NAMING QUIBBLE. `augur migrate` already
+// means something else — move a whole workspace from one instance to another — and a second
+// verb one keystroke away from it, run against a live instance, is a trap. This one adopts
+// what is already here; it moves nothing and it goes nowhere.
+//
+// HOW IT WORKS, AND WHY THAT IS SAFE. It asks the instance for its own state
+// (`_state/export`) and hands it straight back (`_state/import`). The import writes the
+// identity and content families into the workspace object AND writes them to KV exactly as
+// it found them — so the KV half is a byte-for-byte rewrite of what was already there, a
+// no-op that cannot change what the login gate reads, while the object gains the copy. That
+// is what makes this re-runnable: run it twice and the second run leaves what the first did.
+//
+// It never sends `prune` and never sends `clear`. Both are verbs a RESET needs; a copy that
+// could empty a family is not a copy.
+import { target, apiClient } from "./lib/store.mjs";
+
+const argv = process.argv.slice(2);
+const flag = (n) => argv.includes(n);
+const DRY = flag("--dry-run");
+
+const log = (m) => console.log(`\x1b[35m[adopt]\x1b[0m ${m}`);
+const die = (m) => { console.error(`\x1b[31m[adopt]\x1b[0m ${m}`); process.exit(1); };
+
+// `target()` resolves the origin and the token FOR THAT ORIGIN together, which is what
+// stops a run against one instance reaching for another's credential. Point it elsewhere
+// with AUGUR_ORIGIN, the same way every other command here does.
+let origin, token;
+try { ({ origin, token } = target()); } catch (e) { die(e.message); }
+
+const req = apiClient(origin, token);
+
+log(`${origin}${DRY ? "  (dry run)" : ""}`);
+
+let doc;
+try {
+  doc = await (await req("_state/export")).json();
+} catch (e) {
+  die(`could not read this instance's state: ${e.message}\n  A star-scope token is required — a space-scoped one is refused here on purpose.`);
+}
+
+// An export that could not read a family is not a copy to hand back. `importState` refuses
+// it too; failing here means the operator hears WHY rather than reading a rejection.
+if (Array.isArray(doc.failed) && doc.failed.length) {
+  die(`this instance could not export ${doc.failed.length} famil(y/ies): ${doc.failed.map((f) => f && f.id).join(", ")}\n  Nothing was written. Fix the read before copying, or the copy is short and nothing says so.`);
+}
+
+const families = Object.keys(doc.families || {});
+log(`${families.length} famil(y/ies), ${(doc.assets || []).length} canvas image(s)`);
+
+if (DRY) {
+  for (const id of families.sort()) {
+    const v = doc.families[id];
+    const n = v && typeof v === "object" ? Object.keys(v).length : 1;
+    console.log(`  ${id.padEnd(20)} ${n} entr${n === 1 ? "y" : "ies"}`);
+  }
+  log("dry run — nothing written. Re-run without --dry-run to copy.");
+  process.exit(0);
+}
+
+// Deliberately NOT spreading `doc`: an export document carries `clear` and `prune` only if
+// something put them there, and a copy must not be able to pick them up by accident.
+const body = { format: doc.format, families: doc.families };
+
+const res = await (await req("_state/import", {
+  method: "POST",
+  headers: { "content-type": "application/json" },
+  body: JSON.stringify(body),
+})).json();
+
+if (!res.ok) die(`the instance refused the copy: ${res.reason || JSON.stringify(res)}`);
+
+if (!res.workspaceObject) {
+  die(
+    "this instance has NO workspace object bound, so nothing was copied into one.\n" +
+    "  KV was rewritten with what it already held, which changes nothing and is not the point.\n" +
+    "  Bind TENANTS in the shell's wrangler.toml and run this again.",
+  );
+}
+
+log(`\x1b[32mcopied\x1b[0m — ${(res.written || []).length} famil(y/ies) into the workspace object${res.atomic ? ", in one transaction" : ""}`);
+
+// Everything below is what the copy could NOT carry. A copy that reports success while
+// quietly omitting something is the failure this whole item exists to avoid, so these are
+// printed every run rather than only when somebody passes a flag.
+for (const s of res.unmapped || []) {
+  console.log(`  \x1b[33mnot copied\x1b[0m  ${s.id}\n              ${s.why}`);
+}
+for (const r of res.refusedRows || []) {
+  console.log(`  \x1b[33mrefused\x1b[0m    ${r.family} ${r.key}\n              ${r.why}`);
+}
+if (!res.atomic) {
+  console.log("  \x1b[33mnote\x1b[0m       this runtime has no transactionSync, so the write was ordered rather than atomic");
+}
+
+log("nothing reads this copy yet — that is B-kv-read-cutover. Run this again any time; it is a no-op the second time.");

package/scripts/board-snapshot.mjs

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+#!/usr/bin/env node
+/**
+ * board-snapshot — move a board by its AUTHORITATIVE document, not by its KV mirror.
+ *
+ *   node scripts/board-snapshot.mjs lag  --origin <site> --path </board/path/>
+ *   node scripts/board-snapshot.mjs read --origin <site> --path </board/path/> --out board.json
+ *   node scripts/board-snapshot.mjs seed --origin <site> --path </board/path/> --from board.json
+ *   node scripts/board-snapshot.mjs move --from <old site> --to <new site> --path </board/path/>
+ *
+ * `MIG-board-snapshot-via-ws`. The whole of the reasoning is in
+ * `scripts/lib/board-snapshot.mjs`; the short version is that KV holds a mirror written on a
+ * 45-second dirty alarm, `GET /__board` and every state export serve that mirror, and the
+ * only read of the truth is the `welcome` frame a room sends when a client joins. So this
+ * joins as a client.
+ *
+ * ⚠️ `lag` FIRST, ALWAYS. It is the one verb that changes nothing anywhere and it answers the
+ * question a cutover actually turns on: how much is in the room that is not in the mirror. A
+ * run that reports zero says a KV-sourced copy of this board would have been correct; any
+ * other number is the work that copy would have thrown away.
+ *
+ * ⚠️ `move` DOES NOT DELETE THE SOURCE and never will. A migration that has removed the thing
+ * it migrated is not reversible, and rolling a cutover back has to leave the old boards where
+ * they were — the same rule `scripts/migrate-board-keys.mjs` follows for the mirror keys.
+ *
+ * ⚠️ IT MOVES ONE BOARD. There is no `--all`, on purpose: enumerating boards means listing KV
+ * keys, which needs an account credential this script deliberately does not hold and would be
+ * the wrong list anyway (a room can hold a board whose mirror key has never been written). The
+ * list of paths comes from the mirror — `scripts/migrate-board-keys.mjs` scans exactly that —
+ * and each one is then read from where the truth is. Loop in the shell, so a failure stops on
+ * the board it failed on and says which.
+ *
+ * WHAT IT NEEDS: nothing but the two origins. No account token, no KV namespace id, no
+ * realtime secret — `/__rt` and `/__board` are both public, because a board's URL is its
+ * credential. `--direct` is the exception and reads `AUGUR_RT_SECRET` from the environment,
+ * never from an argument, so it cannot land in a shell history or a CI log.
+ */
+import fs from "node:fs";
+import { RT_SECRET_HEADER } from "../realtime/src/index.js";
+import {
+  DEFAULT_SETTLE_MS, DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS, MIRROR_CADENCE_MS, SnapshotError,
+  openWebSocket, snapshotRoom, seedRoom, measureLag, readMirror,
+} from "./lib/board-snapshot.mjs";
+
+const args = process.argv.slice(2);
+const verb = args[0] && !args[0].startsWith("--") ? args[0] : "";
+const flag = (f) => args.includes(f);
+const opt = (f, d = null) => { const i = args.indexOf(f); return i >= 0 && args[i + 1] !== undefined ? args[i + 1] : d; };
+const num = (f, d) => { const v = opt(f); return v === null ? d : Number(v); };
+
+const JSON_OUT = flag("--json");
+const log = (m) => console.error(`\x1b[36m[board-snapshot]\x1b[0m ${m}`);
+const die = (m, code = 1) => { console.error(`\x1b[36m[board-snapshot]\x1b[0m \x1b[31m${m}\x1b[0m`); process.exit(code); };
+
+const USAGE = `usage:
+  board-snapshot lag  --origin <site> --path </board/path/>
+  board-snapshot read --origin <site> --path </board/path/> [--out <file>]
+  board-snapshot seed --origin <site> --path </board/path/> --from <file> [--merge]
+  board-snapshot move --from <site> --to <site> --path </board/path/> [--to-path </new/path/>] [--merge]
+
+options:
+  --settle <ms>    gap between the two observer reads (default ${DEFAULT_SETTLE_MS})
+  --attempts <n>   retries when the board changes mid-read (default 3)
+  --timeout <ms>   per-frame wait (default ${DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS})
+  --allow-unstable report a read taken while the board was being edited, instead of failing
+  --direct         speak /room to a standalone realtime worker, with AUGUR_RT_SECRET
+  --json           machine-readable report on stdout`;
+
+if (!verb || flag("--help") || flag("-h")) { console.error(USAGE); process.exit(verb ? 0 : 1); }
+
+const PATH = opt("--path");
+const DIRECT = flag("--direct");
+const headers = {};
+if (DIRECT) {
+  const secret = process.env.AUGUR_RT_SECRET;
+  if (!secret) die("--direct speaks to a standalone realtime worker, which refuses without its shared secret. Put it in AUGUR_RT_SECRET.");
+  headers[RT_SECRET_HEADER] = secret;
+}
+const common = {
+  direct: DIRECT,
+  headers,
+  settleMs: num("--settle", DEFAULT_SETTLE_MS),
+  attempts: num("--attempts", 3),
+  timeoutMs: num("--timeout", DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS),
+  allowUnstable: flag("--allow-unstable"),
+};
+
+const emit = (obj) => { if (JSON_OUT) console.log(JSON.stringify(obj, null, 2)); };
+const plural = (n, w) => `${n} ${w}${n === 1 ? "" : "s"}`;
+
+function reportSnapshot(label, snap) {
+  const s = snap.summary;
+  if (snap.empty) { log(`${label}: the room holds NO document — this board has never been drawn on`); return; }
+  log(`${label}: ${plural(s.nodes, "node")}, ${plural(s.tombs, "tombstone")}, name ${JSON.stringify(s.name)} @v${s.nameV}, ${s.bytes} bytes`);
+  log(`${label}: digest ${s.digest.slice(0, 16)} · agreed across ${snap.observers.length} independent joins ${snap.settleMs}ms apart (attempt ${snap.attempt})`);
+}
+
+async function main() {
+  if (verb === "lag") {
+    if (!PATH) die("--path is required");
+    const origin = opt("--origin") || die("--origin is required");
+    const r = await measureLag(openWebSocket, { origin, path: PATH, ...common });
+    reportSnapshot("room", r.snapshot);
+    log(`mirror (read BEFORE the room, so no flush of ours is in it): ${r.mirrorBefore.empty ? "nothing" : plural(r.mirrorBefore.nodes, "node")}`);
+    if (r.wouldHaveLost.nodes === 0) {
+      log(`\x1b[32mthe mirror was level with the room — a KV-sourced copy of this board would have been correct at this instant\x1b[0m`);
+    } else {
+      log(`\x1b[33mthe mirror was BEHIND by ${plural(r.wouldHaveLost.nodes, "node")}\x1b[0m — ${r.wouldHaveLost.missing.length} missing outright, ${r.wouldHaveLost.stale.length} at an older version`);
+      log(`that is what a KV-sourced migration of this board would have dropped, silently. The room writes the mirror every ${MIRROR_CADENCE_MS / 1000}s at most — but a reader sees that write later still (measured: 87s), so wait on this number reaching zero, never on a clock.`);
+    }
+    log(`mirror re-read after: ${r.mirrorAfter.empty ? "nothing" : plural(r.mirrorAfter.nodes, "node")}${r.readFlushedTheMirror ? " — the read's own disconnect flushed it (a snapshot leaves a quiet board's mirror fresher than it found it)" : " — unchanged"}`);
+    emit(r);
+    return 0;
+  }
+
+  if (verb === "read") {
+    if (!PATH) die("--path is required");
+    const origin = opt("--origin") || die("--origin is required");
+    const snap = await snapshotRoom(openWebSocket, { origin, path: PATH, ...common });
+    reportSnapshot("room", snap);
+    const out = opt("--out");
+    const payload = { source: { origin, path: PATH, direct: DIRECT }, readAt: new Date().toISOString(), empty: snap.empty, summary: snap.summary, stable: snap.stable, doc: snap.doc };
+    if (out) { fs.writeFileSync(out, JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2)); log(`wrote ${out}`); }
+    if (JSON_OUT) console.log(JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2));
+    else if (!out) console.log(JSON.stringify(payload.doc));
+    return snap.stable ? 0 : 3;
+  }
+
+  if (verb === "seed") {
+    if (!PATH) die("--path is required");
+    const origin = opt("--origin") || die("--origin is required");
+    const from = opt("--from") || die("--from <file> is required — a snapshot written by `read`");
+    let file;
+    try { file = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(from, "utf8")); } catch (e) { return die(`cannot read ${from}: ${e.message}`); }
+    const doc = file && file.doc ? file.doc : file;
+    if (file && file.empty) return die("that snapshot is of a board that has never been drawn on — there is nothing to seed, and seeding an empty document would write a board where there was none");
+    const r = await seedRoom(openWebSocket, { origin, path: PATH, doc, merge: flag("--merge"), settleMs: common.settleMs, timeoutMs: common.timeoutMs, direct: DIRECT, headers });
+    log(`offered ${plural(r.offered.nodes, "node")} to ${origin}${PATH}${r.destinationWasEmpty ? " (destination was empty — adopted wholesale)" : " (destination held a board — reconciled per node)"}`);
+    log(`read back over a fresh socket after the seeder had closed: ${plural(r.landed.nodes, "node")}`);
+    if (!r.nodesLanded) {
+      log(`\x1b[31mthe destination does not hold what was offered\x1b[0m — ${r.comparison.onlyInA.length} never arrived, ${r.comparison.differing.length} at another version`);
+    } else if (r.identical) {
+      log(`\x1b[32mevery node landed at the version it left with, and the destination is the source document whole\x1b[0m`);
+    } else {
+      // A merge, resolved by the version rules. Named rather than scored as a failure.
+      log(`\x1b[32mevery node landed at the version it left with\x1b[0m`);
+      if (r.kept.nodes.length) log(`the destination also kept ${plural(r.kept.nodes.length, "node")} the offer did not carry — an absence in an offer is not a deletion`);
+      if (r.kept.name) log(`the destination kept its own board name ${JSON.stringify(r.kept.name)}: the offer's nameV did not beat it`);
+    }
+    emit(r);
+    return r.ok ? 0 : 4;
+  }
+
+  if (verb === "move") {
+    if (!PATH) die("--path is required");
+    const from = opt("--from") || die("--from <site> is required");
+    const to = opt("--to") || die("--to <site> is required");
+    const toPath = opt("--to-path", PATH);
+    if (from === to && PATH === toPath) die("--from and --to name the same room");
+    const before = await measureLag(openWebSocket, { origin: from, path: PATH, ...common });
+    reportSnapshot("source room", before.snapshot);
+    if (before.snapshot.empty) return die("the source room holds no document — nothing to move", 5);
+    log(`the source mirror was behind by ${plural(before.wouldHaveLost.nodes, "node")}; this move carries the room's copy, not the mirror's`);
+    const seeded = await seedRoom(openWebSocket, {
+      origin: to, path: toPath, doc: before.snapshot.doc, merge: flag("--merge"),
+      settleMs: common.settleMs, timeoutMs: common.timeoutMs, direct: DIRECT, headers,
+    });
+    log(`destination now holds ${plural(seeded.landed.nodes, "node")}`);
+    if (seeded.ok) log(`\x1b[32m${from}${PATH} → ${to}${toPath}: every node arrived. The source is untouched and still serving.\x1b[0m`);
+    else log(`\x1b[31mthe destination does not hold what the source room had\x1b[0m`);
+    emit({ from: { origin: from, path: PATH }, to: { origin: to, path: toPath }, sourceLag: before.wouldHaveLost, seeded });
+    return seeded.ok ? 0 : 4;
+  }
+
+  if (verb === "mirror") {
+    if (!PATH) die("--path is required");
+    const origin = opt("--origin") || die("--origin is required");
+    const m = await readMirror({ origin, path: PATH });
+    log(`mirror: ${m.summary.empty ? "nothing" : plural(m.summary.nodes, "node")}`);
+    emit(m);
+    return 0;
+  }
+
+  console.error(USAGE);
+  return 1;
+}
+
+const invokedDirectly = process.argv[1] && process.argv[1].endsWith("board-snapshot.mjs");
+if (invokedDirectly) {
+  main()
+    .then((code) => process.exit(code))
+    .catch((e) => {
+      if (e instanceof SnapshotError) {
+        die(`${e.code}: ${e.message}${e.detail ? `\n  ${JSON.stringify(e.detail)}` : ""}`, e.code === "unstable" ? 3 : 2);
+      }
+      die(e && e.stack ? e.stack : String(e), 2);
+    });
+}