@hotmeshio/long-tail 0.7.4 → 0.8.0

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package/docs/api/http/escalations.md

@@ -445,7 +445,7 @@ RBAC: `superadmin` sees all stations; other roles see only stations for their as
       "pending": 12,
       "claimed": 3,
       "resolved": 45,
-      "in_arrears": 2,
+      "priority_count": 2,
       "throughput_pct": 112.5,
       "wait": {
         "p99": 18.3,
@@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ RBAC: `superadmin` sees all stations; other roles see only stations for their as
 | `pending` | `number` | Escalations currently pending (real-time) |
 | `claimed` | `number` | Escalations actively claimed (real-time) |
 | `resolved` | `number` | Escalations resolved within the selected period |
-| `in_arrears` | `number` | Pending escalations that have exceeded the role's `sla_minutes` target |
+| `priority_count` | `number` | Pending, unclaimed escalations past the role's age threshold — the Pace Board rebalance signal |
 | `throughput_pct` | `number \| null` | `resolved / (target_per_hour × period_hours) × 100`. `null` when the role has no `target_per_hour` set |
 | `wait.p99` | `number \| null` | 99th-percentile wait time in minutes (creation → first claim) within the period. `null` when no resolved items |
 | `wait.p50` | `number \| null` | Median wait time in minutes |
@@ -486,7 +486,7 @@ RBAC: `superadmin` sees all stations; other roles see only stations for their as
 **Notes:**
 - `pending` and `claimed` reflect the live queue state, not the selected period.
 - `throughput_pct` above 100 means the station resolved more than its target — ahead of schedule. Below 100 means behind.
-- `in_arrears` counts items whose age exceeds the role's `sla_minutes`; it is 0 when `sla_minutes` is not configured for the role.
+- `priority_count` measures age from the role's `priority_facet` metadata timestamp (`created_at` when unset) against `priority_threshold_minutes` (`sla_minutes` when unset); it is 0 when neither threshold is configured. Claimed items are excluded. With a facet configured, items missing the key or holding an unparseable value are not counted.
 - Time values are in decimal minutes.
 
 **Example:** Fetch station metrics for the last hour:
@@ -667,7 +667,7 @@ Reassign multiple escalations to a different role. Requires admin or superadmin
 POST /api/escalations/bulk-triage
 ```
 
-Resolve multiple escalations and start AI triage workflows (mcpTriage) for each. Requires admin or superadmin permission for the escalation roles.
+Resolve multiple escalations and start AI triage workflows (mcpTriage) for each. Rows backing a live `condition()` waiter (`signal_key` set) stay `pending` and are excluded from `triaged` — settle those individually via `POST /:id/resolve`, which carries the workflow's wake. Requires admin or superadmin permission for the escalation roles.
 
 **Request body:**
 
@@ -1044,7 +1044,7 @@ Single atomic query finds the pending escalation by metadata, auto-claims if unc
 POST /api/escalations/resolve-by-ids
 ```
 
-Resolve many escalations in one guarded statement — the set-based sibling of `POST /:id/resolve`. Used for bookkeeping rows that are woken collectively (it does not deliver a per-row signal). RBAC: a scoped caller may only resolve rows whose role they hold (global principals are unrestricted).
+Resolve many escalations in one guarded statement — the set-based sibling of `POST /:id/resolve`. Used for bookkeeping rows that are woken collectively (it does not deliver a per-row signal). The store enforces this: rows backing a live `condition()` waiter (`signal_key` set) stay `pending` and are excluded from the response — settle those via `POST /:id/resolve`, which carries the wake. RBAC: a scoped caller may only resolve rows whose role they hold (global principals are unrestricted).
 
 | Field | Type | Required | Description |
 |-------|------|----------|-------------|
@@ -1052,7 +1052,7 @@ Resolve many escalations in one guarded statement — the set-based sibling of `
 | `resolverPayload` | `object` | yes | Payload applied to every row |
 | `metadata` | `object` | no | Outcome patch merged into each row's GIN-indexed metadata |
 
-**Response 200:** `{ "resolved": <count>, "escalationIds": [...] }` — only the rows that were still `pending` are resolved and returned.
+**Response 200:** `{ "resolved": <count>, "escalationIds": [...] }` — only still-`pending` rows without a `signal_key` are resolved and returned.
 
 ## Faceted search
 

package/docs/api/http/roles.md

@@ -250,6 +250,8 @@ Returns all roles with metadata and usage counts.
       "sla_minutes": 30,
       "target_per_hour": 20,
       "worker_count": 4,
+      "priority_threshold_minutes": null,
+      "priority_facet": null,
       "user_count": 5,
       "chain_count": 2,
       "workflow_count": 3
@@ -270,6 +272,8 @@ Returns all roles with metadata and usage counts.
 | `sla_minutes` | `number \| null` | Target resolution time in minutes (capacity setting) |
 | `target_per_hour` | `number \| null` | Intended throughput — items resolved per hour (capacity setting) |
 | `worker_count` | `number \| null` | Capacity at this station — staff or machine count (capacity setting) |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | `number \| null` | Max age (minutes) before a pending unclaimed item counts toward `priority_count` in station metrics; falls back to `sla_minutes` |
+| `priority_facet` | `string \| null` | Escalation metadata key holding the age origin as an ISO 8601 UTC timestamp (e.g. `authorized_at`); falls back to `created_at` |
 | `user_count` | `number` | Number of users assigned this role |
 | `chain_count` | `number` | Number of escalation chain entries referencing this role |
 | `workflow_count` | `number` | Number of workflow configs that reference this role |
@@ -366,6 +370,8 @@ When the update changes `form_schema` or `metadata_schema`, the new pair is snap
 | `sla_minutes` | `number \| null` | SLA target in minutes |
 | `target_per_hour` | `number \| null` | Throughput target (items per hour) |
 | `worker_count` | `number \| null` | Station capacity |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | `number \| null` | Priority age threshold in minutes; falls back to `sla_minutes` |
+| `priority_facet` | `string \| null` | Metadata key for the priority age origin (letters, numbers, underscores); falls back to `created_at` |
 | `upstream_roles` | `string[] \| null` | Replace the set of roles this station draws input from across other Operations sequences (omitted = preserve; `null` or `[]` = clear). Every entry must name an existing role other than this one. Distinct from `parent_role`, which places the role in its own sequence. |
 | `change_summary` | `string` | Label recorded on the schema version snapshot when this update changes a schema field |
 

package/docs/api/http/workflows.md

@@ -130,10 +130,11 @@ PUT /api/workflows/:type/config
 | Field | Type | Default | Description |
 |-------|------|---------|-------------|
 | `invocable` | `boolean` | `false` | Allow this workflow to be started via `POST /api/workflows/:type/invoke` |
+| `certified` | `boolean` | derived | Explicit HITL certification (interceptor treatment). Omitted → derived from roles/consumes presence. |
 | `task_queue` | `string \| null` | `null` | Task queue name (required for invocable workflows) |
 | `default_role` | `string` | `"reviewer"` | Role assigned to escalations when the workflow doesn't specify one |
 | `description` | `string \| null` | `null` | Human-readable description |
-| `roles` | `string[]` | `[]` | Roles allowed to claim escalations for this workflow |
+| `roles` | `string[]` | `[]` | Interceptor default for who can claim interceptor-raised escalations. Escalations raised in workflow code choose their own role, whose versioned schema takes precedence. |
 | `invocation_roles` | `string[]` | `[]` | Roles allowed to invoke via API. Empty = any authenticated user. |
 | `consumes` | `string[]` | `[]` | Workflow types whose completed data this workflow receives via `envelope.lt.providers` |
 | `execute_as` | `string \| null` | `null` | Service account `external_id` to run as (overrides invoker identity) |

package/docs/api/mcp/admin.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Each tool below is marked **Read-safe**. A service-account key scoped `mcp:read`
 
 ## Compile Hints
 
-Admin tools modify system configuration. certify_workflow and decertify_workflow change interceptor behavior.
+Admin tools modify system configuration. upsert_workflow_config's `certified` flag and delete_workflow_config change interceptor behavior.
 
 ## Tasks
 
@@ -231,7 +231,10 @@ Release all escalation claims that exceeded their lock duration.
 
 ### bulk_triage
 
-Resolve escalations for triage and start mcpTriage workflows.
+Resolve escalations for triage and start mcpTriage workflows. Rows backing a
+live `condition()` waiter (`signal_key` set) stay `pending` and are excluded
+from the result — settle those with the targeted resolve, which carries the
+workflow's wake.
 
 | | |
 |---|---|
@@ -400,11 +403,12 @@ Create or replace a workflow configuration (certify). Activates the interceptor
 |-------|------|----------|-------------|
 | workflow_type | string | Yes | Workflow type identifier |
 | invocable | boolean | No | Whether the workflow can be invoked externally |
+| certified | boolean | No | Explicit HITL certification (interceptor treatment). Omitted → derived from roles/consumes presence. |
 | task_queue | string | No | HotMesh task queue |
 | default_role | string | No | Default escalation role |
 | description | string | No | Workflow description |
 | execute_as | string | No | Execution identity |
-| roles | string[] | No | Allowed roles |
+| roles | string[] | No | Interceptor default for who resolves interceptor-raised escalations |
 | invocation_roles | string[] | No | Roles allowed to invoke |
 | consumes | string[] | No | Event topics consumed |
 | tool_tags | string[] | No | Tool tags for routing |
@@ -412,7 +416,7 @@ Create or replace a workflow configuration (certify). Activates the interceptor
 
 ### delete_workflow_config
 
-De-certify a workflow by removing its config entry.
+Unregister a workflow by deleting its config entry. To demote certified → registered while keeping the registration, use `upsert_workflow_config` with `certified: false`.
 
 | | |
 |---|---|
@@ -745,6 +749,8 @@ Update a role's metadata: display name, description, form schema, metadata schem
 | `sla_minutes` | `number \| null` | No | Target resolution time in minutes |
 | `target_per_hour` | `number \| null` | No | Throughput goal (items resolved per hour) |
 | `worker_count` | `number \| null` | No | Station capacity (staff or machines) |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | `number \| null` | No | Priority age threshold in minutes; falls back to `sla_minutes` |
+| `priority_facet` | `string \| null` | No | Metadata key for the priority age origin (ISO 8601 UTC); falls back to `created_at` |
 | `upstream_roles` | `string[] \| null` | No | Replace the set of roles this station draws input from across other Operations sequences (omitted = preserve; `null` or `[]` = clear) |
 | `change_summary` | `string` | No | Label recorded on the schema version snapshot when this update changes a schema field |
 
@@ -1158,10 +1164,12 @@ happened and where to look, not how to "fix" a job.
 **Read this first — what is and isn't a problem.** A workflow suspended at a
 `condition()` / `waitFor()` / `sleepFor()` can sit idle for days legitimately,
 and HotMesh only bumps `updated_at` when a job's status changes. A frozen
-`updated_at` is therefore the *normal* signature of a wait, **not** a fault. The
+`updated_at` is therefore the *normal* signature of a wait, **not** a fault. A
+reservation whose holder died self-heals: the message redelivers once the
+reclaim window lapses (~90s worst case) and the activity re-executes. The
 genuinely broken signals are: a dead-lettered message (retries exhausted), a
-reservation leak (claimed but never ACK'd past the reclaim window), and a
-suspended waiter with **no** escalation row.
+reservation still held past several reclaim windows, and a suspended waiter
+with **no** escalation row.
 
 **Recommended flow:** start fleet-wide with `find_orphaned_signals` (the
 genuinely-broken case) or `find_stalled_jobs` (candidates worth a look), then run

package/docs/api/sdk/escalations.md

@@ -635,6 +635,8 @@ Trigger AI triage for multiple escalations.
 
 Resolves each escalation and starts a triage workflow that uses MCP tools to analyze and potentially auto-resolve the issue.
 
+Rows backing a live `condition()` waiter (`signal_key` set) stay `pending` and are excluded from `triaged` — their resolution must carry the workflow's wake, which only the targeted `resolve` delivers. Settle those individually with `resolve` or `cancel`.
+
 ```typescript
 const result = await lt.escalations.bulkTriage({
   ids: ['esc_1', 'esc_2'],
@@ -803,7 +805,7 @@ const result = await lt.escalations.resolveByMetadata({
 
 ## resolveByIds
 
-Resolve a set of escalations by id in one guarded statement (the set-based sibling of `resolve`). For bookkeeping rows woken collectively — it does not deliver a per-row signal. RBAC: a scoped caller may only resolve rows whose role they hold.
+Resolve a set of escalations by id in one guarded statement (the set-based sibling of `resolve`). For bookkeeping rows woken collectively — it does not deliver a per-row signal, and the store enforces that: rows backing a live `condition()` waiter (`signal_key` set) stay `pending` and are excluded from the result. Settle waiter rows individually with `resolve`, which carries the wake. RBAC: a scoped caller may only resolve rows whose role they hold.
 
 ```typescript
 const result = await lt.escalations.resolveByIds({
@@ -911,13 +913,13 @@ interface StationMetric {
   pending: number;        // currently queued (status = pending and not claimed)
   claimed: number;        // active — claimed and assignment not expired
   resolved: number;       // resolved within the lookback period
-  in_arrears: number;     // pending items older than sla_minutes
+  priority_count: number; // pending unclaimed items past the role's age threshold
   throughput_pct: number | null;  // resolved / (target_per_hour × hours) × 100
   wait: StationMetricPeriod;      // queue time: created_at → claimed_at
   work: StationMetricPeriod;      // processing time: claimed_at → resolved_at
 }
 ```
 
-`pending` reflects the live queue depth regardless of period. `claimed`, `resolved`, and both percentile objects use the lookback window. `in_arrears` is computed from `sla_minutes` on the role — stations without `sla_minutes` always return `0`. `throughput_pct` is `null` when `target_per_hour` is not set.
+`pending` reflects the live queue depth regardless of period. `claimed`, `resolved`, and both percentile objects use the lookback window. `priority_count` covers pending, unclaimed items whose age exceeds the role's threshold — age from the `priority_facet` metadata timestamp (`created_at` when unset) against `priority_threshold_minutes` (`sla_minutes` when unset); stations with neither threshold always return `0`. `throughput_pct` is `null` when `target_per_hour` is not set.
 
 **Auth:** Same RBAC as `getStats` — callers see only the stations for roles they hold.

package/docs/api/sdk/roles.md

@@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ interface RoleDetail {
   sla_minutes: number | null;
   target_per_hour: number | null;
   worker_count: number | null;
+  priority_threshold_minutes: number | null;
+  priority_facet: string | null;
   user_count: number;
   chain_count: number;
   workflow_count: number;
@@ -46,9 +48,11 @@ interface RoleDetail {
 | `properties` | Free user-owned bag — arbitrary config stored on the role |
 | `ops_visible` | When `true`, the role appears as a station on the Operations view |
 | `parent_role` | Parent role in the process dependency graph; drives the pace chart dependency ordering |
-| `sla_minutes` | SLA target in minutes — items older than this appear in `in_arrears` in station metrics |
+| `sla_minutes` | SLA target in minutes — the default age threshold for `priority_count` in station metrics |
 | `target_per_hour` | Throughput target used to compute `throughput_pct` in station metrics |
 | `worker_count` | Station capacity — number of workers expected to be active |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | Max age before a pending unclaimed item counts toward `priority_count`; falls back to `sla_minutes` |
+| `priority_facet` | Escalation metadata key holding the age origin as an ISO 8601 UTC timestamp (e.g. `authorized_at`); falls back to `created_at` |
 | `user_count` | Number of users currently assigned to this role |
 | `chain_count` | Number of escalation chain links originating from this role |
 | `workflow_count` | Number of registered workflows that target this role |
@@ -269,6 +273,8 @@ const result = await lt.roles.update({
 | `sla_minutes` | `number \| null` | No | SLA target in minutes |
 | `target_per_hour` | `number \| null` | No | Throughput target (items per hour) |
 | `worker_count` | `number \| null` | No | Station capacity |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | `number \| null` | No | Priority age threshold in minutes; falls back to `sla_minutes` |
+| `priority_facet` | `string \| null` | No | Metadata key for the priority age origin; falls back to `created_at` |
 | `upstream_roles` | `string[] \| null` | No | Replace the set of roles this station draws input from across other Operations sequences (omitted = preserve; `null` or `[]` = clear). Distinct from `parent_role`, which places the role in its own sequence |
 | `change_summary` | `string` | No | Label recorded on the schema version snapshot when this update changes a schema field |
 

package/docs/api/sdk/workflows.md

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ const result = await lt.workflows.listDiscovered({ include_system: false });
 |-------|------|----------|-------------|
 | `include_system` | `boolean` | No | Include system workflows (default: false) |
 
-**Returns:** `LTApiResult<{ workflows: [{ workflow_type, task_queue, registered, active, invocable, system, description, roles, invocation_roles, execute_as }] }>`
+**Returns:** `LTApiResult<{ workflows: [{ workflow_type, task_queue, tier, registered, active, invocable, system, description, roles, invocation_roles, execute_as }] }>` — `tier` is `certified`, `registered`, or `durable`.
 
 **Auth:** Not required
 
@@ -232,11 +232,12 @@ const result = await lt.workflows.upsertConfig({
 |-------|------|----------|-------------|
 | `type` | `string` | Yes | Workflow type name |
 | `invocable` | `boolean` | No | Whether the workflow can be started via the API |
+| `certified` | `boolean` | No | Explicit HITL certification (interceptor treatment). Omitted → derived from roles/consumes presence. |
 | `task_queue` | `string \| null` | No | HotMesh task queue |
 | `default_role` | `string` | No | Default escalation role |
 | `description` | `string \| null` | No | Human-readable description |
 | `execute_as` | `string \| null` | No | Service account for proxy invocation |
-| `roles` | `string[]` | No | Roles that can resolve escalations |
+| `roles` | `string[]` | No | Interceptor default for who resolves interceptor-raised escalations |
 | `invocation_roles` | `string[]` | No | Roles that can invoke this workflow |
 | `consumes` | `string[]` | No | Workflow types whose data this workflow consumes |
 | `tool_tags` | `string[]` | No | MCP tool tags for discovery |

package/docs/architecture.md

@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ A durable workflow has no entry in `lt_config_workflows`. It runs, but without i
 
 ### Certified
 
-A certified workflow is durable plus the full Long Tail control plane. It has an entry in `lt_config_workflows`, which activates:
+A certified workflow is durable plus the full Long Tail control plane. It has an entry in `lt_config_workflows` with `certified: true`, which activates:
 
 - **Interceptor wrapping** — every execution is tracked as a task in `lt_tasks` with full audit trail.
 - **Escalation chains** — returning `{ type: 'escalation' }` creates a reviewable record, routes to the correct role, and triggers re-runs on resolution.
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ A certified workflow is durable plus the full Long Tail control plane. It has an
 - **Invocation controls** — `invocable: true` exposes the workflow for external invocation via the API and dashboard.
 - **Execution identity** — roles, default assignees, and `execute_as` overrides are defined in the config.
 
-In the dashboard, certified workflows display a **ShieldCheck** icon with a "Certified" label in accent blue. Promote a durable workflow to certified by creating a config entry; de-certify by removing it. The workflow code does not change.
+In the dashboard, certified workflows display a **ShieldCheck** icon with a "Certified" label in accent blue. A registration without certification ("Registered" tier) keeps invocation controls and schema-driven forms while skipping the interceptor. Certification is the `certified` flag on the registration: promote by checking Certify (or `certified: true` in the config), demote by unchecking it — escalation roles and dependencies stay on the row. Unregistering deletes the entry entirely. The workflow code does not change.
 
 ### Pipeline
 

package/docs/dashboard.md

@@ -64,15 +64,15 @@ The top navigation bar contains:
 
 ### Workflow Registry
 
-Shows every workflow the system has discovered across all registered workers. Each workflow displays one of three tiers:
+Shows every workflow the system has discovered across all registered workers. Each workflow displays one of three tiers — direct states of the registration:
 
-- **Certified** (ShieldCheck icon) — has an `lt_config_workflows` entry with roles or consumes. Full interceptor tracking, escalation chains, and invocation controls.
-- **Configured** (Settings icon) — has a config entry but no roles. Invocation controls and schema-driven forms, but no automatic escalation routing.
-- **Durable** (Wrench icon) — registered as a HotMesh worker but not configured. Checkpointed execution and retries, but no interceptor wrapping.
+- **Certified** (ShieldCheck icon) — has an `lt_config_workflows` entry with `certified: true`. Full interceptor tracking, escalation defaults, and invocation controls.
+- **Registered** (Settings icon) — has a registration with `certified: false`. Invocation controls and schema-driven forms, without interceptor wrapping.
+- **Durable** (Wrench icon) — runs as a HotMesh worker with no registration. Checkpointed execution and retries only.
 
 **Columns:** Workflow (pill + description), Queue (bordered pill), Tier (icon + label), Access (escalation roles with shield icon, invocation roles with user-check icon).
 
-**Row actions** (on hover): Play (invoke), Wrench (configure durable), ShieldPlus (certify configured), ShieldOff (de-certify).
+**Row actions** (on hover): Play (invoke), Wrench (register durable), ShieldPlus (certify registered), ShieldOff (unregister — deletes the registration). To demote certified → registered, open the workflow and uncheck **Certify for HITL Escalation**; escalation roles, dependencies, and schemas stay on the registration.
 
 **Inline config via `start()`:** Developers can declare workflow profiles directly in the `start()` config by adding a `config` block to any worker entry. This auto-seeds the workflow into `lt_config_workflows` at startup — no manual API calls or dashboard wizard needed. Roles referenced in the config are auto-created.
 
@@ -84,6 +84,7 @@ workers: [
     config: {
       description: 'My workflow description',
       invocable: true,
+      certified: true,
       roles: ['reviewer', 'admin'],
       envelopeSchema: { data: { field1: '', field2: 0 } },
       resolverSchema: { approved: true, notes: '' },
@@ -217,7 +218,7 @@ Search filters by key, label, or description. **+ Add Role** creates a role here
 
 Accessible at `/admin/roles/:role`. One page per role — a header plus three columns covering identity, routing and people, and schemas.
 
-**Header** — the role key with its prior step, the capacity set, and the **Ops** toggle that shows the role as a station on the [Pace Board](#pace-board). The capacity set holds `sla_minutes`, `target_per_hour`, and `worker_count`; enter any two and the header hints the derived third (`throughput = workers / (sla / 60)`). Save applies header and identity edits via `PATCH /api/roles/:role`.
+**Header** — the role key with its prior step, the capacity set, and the **Ops** toggle that shows the role as a station on the [Pace Board](#pace-board). The capacity set holds `sla_minutes`, `target_per_hour`, and `worker_count`; enter any two and the header hints the derived third (`throughput = workers / (sla / 60)`). Beside it, the priority set holds `priority_threshold_minutes` and `priority_facet` — the age threshold and metadata timestamp key driving the Pace Board priority count (blank = `sla_minutes` and `created_at`). Save applies header and identity edits via `PATCH /api/roles/:role`.
 
 **Identity** — display name and description, shown on role rows and station labels.
 
@@ -314,13 +315,14 @@ Execution is a graph; this page tells its story as **sequences**. Each station r
 
 - **Sequence picker** — when more than one sequence exists, tabs appear above the chart, one per sequence, named by its origin role with the station count alongside. The active sequence is deep-linked (`?fragment=<origin role>`) and each switch is a browser-history entry, so a shared URL opens the same sequence and back/forward walks between them.
 - **Period selector** — `15m`, `1h`, `24h`, `7d`, `30d`. Controls the lookback window for resolved counts, percentile metrics, and throughput.
-- **Pace chart** — connects the active sequence's stations in process dependency order and plots absolute counts for the selected window: a straight red target polyline (`target_per_hour × window hours`) against a smooth actual (resolved) curve with a light area fill. The queue splits into two stacked bands — claimed-and-worked (indigo) and waiting-unclaimed (sky). Station circles are colored by pace ratio (green ≥ 100%, amber ≥ 60%, red below); a station with items past SLA carries a dashed red ring.
+- **Pace chart** — connects the active sequence's stations in process dependency order and plots absolute counts for the selected window: a straight red target polyline (`target_per_hour × window hours`) against a smooth actual (resolved) curve with a light area fill. The queue splits into two stacked bands — claimed-and-worked (indigo) and waiting-unclaimed (sky). Station circles are colored by pace ratio (green ≥ 100%, amber ≥ 60%, red below).
+- **Priority badge** — a station with unclaimed items past its age threshold carries a powder-blue circle with the count. Age is measured from the role's priority facet (a metadata timestamp such as the order's authorized date; `created_at` when unset) against its priority threshold (`sla_minutes` when unset). Clicking the badge opens that station's queue ordered oldest-first by the same facet — the counted items sit at the top, ready to pull to the front of the rack.
 - **Merge affordance** — a station that declares upstream inputs shows a small dashed merge glyph at its floor position. It is deliberately a symbol, never a bend in the line: the upstream is an input, not a descendant. Hover names the feeding roles; click jumps to their sequence.
-- **Station table** — one row per station: ROLE (with a merge icon marking cross-sequence inputs), TARGET/H, then PENDING, ACTIVE, RESOLVED in column bands carrying the chart's hues, P99 WAIT, P99 WORK, and a TREND mini-bar. TREND shows the live backlog-to-target ratio while the queue has items; when the queue is idle it shows the period's throughput efficiency, marked with `↩`. Stations with past-SLA items show a sub-row linking to the oldest-first queue view.
+- **Station table** — one row per station: ROLE (with a merge icon marking cross-sequence inputs), TARGET/H, then PENDING, ACTIVE, RESOLVED in column bands carrying the chart's hues, P99 WAIT, P99 WORK, and a TREND mini-bar. TREND shows the live backlog-to-target ratio while the queue has items; when the queue is idle it shows the period's throughput efficiency, marked with `↩`. Stations with priority items show a powder-blue sub-row linking to the queue ordered oldest-first by the priority facet.
 - **Station detail panel** — opens on row or circle click. Shows the role's identity, an independent period toggle, and the full metric breakdown (wait/work percentiles, SLA target, worker count, links to the queue).
 - **Live updates** — escalation events refresh the metrics push-driven and debounced; the header's refresh button forces a reload.
 
-A role joins the board via the **Ops** toggle on its [Role Detail](#role-detail) page; the capacity settings (`sla_minutes`, `target_per_hour`, `worker_count`) drive the computed metrics. See [Operations](operations.md) for the full concept doc.
+A role joins the board via the **Ops** toggle on its [Role Detail](#role-detail) page; the capacity settings (`sla_minutes`, `target_per_hour`, `worker_count`) and the priority dials (`priority_threshold_minutes`, `priority_facet`) drive the computed metrics. See [Operations](operations.md) for the full concept doc.
 
 **API:** `GET /api/escalations/station-metrics?period=24h`
 

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@@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ Canonical role registry. Roles referenced by other tables are seeded here.
 | `sla_minutes` | `NUMERIC` | — | Target resolution time |
 | `target_per_hour` | `NUMERIC` | — | Throughput target |
 | `worker_count` | `NUMERIC` | — | Station capacity |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | `NUMERIC` | — | Priority age threshold; falls back to `sla_minutes` |
+| `priority_facet` | `TEXT` | — | Escalation metadata key holding the priority age origin (ISO 8601 UTC); falls back to `created_at` |
 | `created_at` | `TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL` | `NOW()` | Row creation time |
 
 **Seeds:** `reviewer`, `engineer`, `admin`, `superadmin`.

package/docs/iam.md

@@ -51,11 +51,11 @@ Long Tail has three workflow types (see the [Workflows Guide](workflows.md#three
 
 **Durable workflows** are the baseline. Every workflow registered with HotMesh is durable: checkpointed to Postgres, restartable after crashes, with full IAM context. If an activity throws, the workflow fails.
 
-**Certified workflows** add the interceptor. The interceptor wraps every execution so that failures escalate to a human reviewer instead of throwing. A certified workflow has an entry in `lt_config_workflows` that defines its escalation chain, invocation roles, and optional `execute_as` service account. It gets never-fail guarantees — when an LLM call returns garbage or an API is down, the workflow pauses and creates a human task rather than dying.
+**Certified workflows** add the interceptor. The interceptor wraps every execution so that failures escalate to a human reviewer instead of throwing. A certified workflow has an entry in `lt_config_workflows` with `certified: true` that defines its escalation defaults, invocation roles, and optional `execute_as` service account. It gets never-fail guarantees — when an LLM call returns garbage or an API is down, the workflow pauses and creates a human task rather than dying.
 
 **Pipeline workflows** are compiled deterministic workflows that execute tool calls without an LLM. They inherit the IAM context of the invoking workflow — the principal, credentials, and trace lineage all propagate through the YAML DAG execution.
 
-Any durable workflow can be promoted to certified through the Workflow Registry in the dashboard. Registration adds the interceptor config; de-registration removes it. The workflow code does not change.
+Any durable workflow can be promoted through the Workflow Registry in the dashboard: registering creates the config entry (invocation + schemas), and the Certify checkbox turns on the interceptor. Unchecking Certify demotes to registered and keeps the config; unregistering deletes it. The workflow code does not change.
 
 ## Service Accounts
 
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ When an activity calls `getCredential('anthropic')` and no credential exists in
 
 The dashboard surfaces IAM across four pages:
 
-**Workflow Registry** (`/workflows/registry`) — lists all discovered workflows. Certified workflows display a ShieldCheck badge in accent blue; pipeline workflows display a Wand2 icon in purple; durable workflows show the standard Workflow icon. Use ShieldPlus to certify a durable workflow or ShieldOff to de-certify.
+**Workflow Registry** (`/workflows/registry`) — lists all discovered workflows. Certified workflows display a ShieldCheck badge in accent blue; pipeline workflows display a Wand2 icon in purple; durable workflows show the standard Workflow icon. Use ShieldPlus to certify a registered workflow, the Certify checkbox on the detail page to promote or demote, and ShieldOff to unregister.
 
 **Accounts** (`/admin/users`) — unified management for User Accounts and Service Accounts via tab toggle. Create service accounts, assign roles, generate API keys. The key generation flow displays the raw key once; it cannot be retrieved after dismissal.
 

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@@ -14,12 +14,25 @@ Each station has three settings that define what "healthy" looks like — knowin
 
 | Field | Description |
 |-------|-------------|
-| `sla_minutes` | Target resolution time in minutes. Items older than this are counted as `in_arrears`. |
+| `sla_minutes` | Target resolution time in minutes. The default age threshold for the priority count. |
 | `target_per_hour` | Intended throughput — how many items should resolve per hour. Used to compute `throughput_pct` and the station's expected count on the pace chart. |
 | `worker_count` | Capacity at this station — number of staff or machines expected to be active. |
 
 These are set via `PATCH /api/roles/:role` or the Roles admin page.
 
+## Priority count
+
+Every station carries one age signal: `priority_count`, the number of **pending, unclaimed** items older than the station's threshold. It is deliberately a count, not a re-sorted queue — the floor rebalances coarsely, pulling the counted items to the front of the rack, rather than continuously re-ordering everything.
+
+Two per-role dials shape it, each with a fallback so the count works from `sla_minutes` alone:
+
+| Dial | Description |
+|------|-------------|
+| `priority_facet` | `lt_escalations.metadata` key holding each item's age origin as an ISO 8601 UTC timestamp (e.g. `authorized_at`, the date the order was authorized). Blank = age from `created_at`. When set, items missing the key or holding an unparseable value are not counted. |
+| `priority_threshold_minutes` | Max age before an item counts as priority. Blank = the station's `sla_minutes`. |
+
+Claimed items are excluded — they are already in someone's hands; the count is what still needs pulling forward. On the pace chart the count renders as a powder-blue circle at the station; clicking it (or the sub-row link in the station table) opens the station's queue ordered oldest-first by the same facet, so the counted items sit at the top.
+
 ## Pace chart
 
 The chart is the centrepiece. It plots **absolute counts for the selected window** across the pipeline — every station in dependency order (parent before children, breadth-first) on the X axis.
@@ -63,7 +76,7 @@ Below the chart, a flat table lists every station with its live numbers:
 | P99 WORK | 99th-percentile processing time (claimed → resolved) in minutes |
 | TREND | Mini fill bar + percentage — live backlog ratio while items queue, period throughput efficiency when idle |
 
-If a station has `in_arrears > 0`, a sub-row appears: `⚠ N items past SLA — view oldest first →`. The link opens the escalation queue sorted by `created_at` ascending, filtered to that role.
+If a station has `priority_count > 0`, a powder-blue sub-row appears: `N priority — pull oldest first →`. The link opens the escalation queue filtered to that role and ordered oldest-first by the station's priority facet (`created_at` when no facet is configured), so the counted items sit at the top.
 
 Clicking any row opens the station detail panel.
 
@@ -79,7 +92,7 @@ Close the panel with × or by clicking another row.
 
 ## Data source
 
-All station metrics come from `GET /api/escalations/station-metrics?period=<period>`. The endpoint runs two queries against `public.hmsh_escalations` joined to `lt_roles` (for `sla_minutes` and `target_per_hour`): a live-counts pass over the pending backlog, and a window-bounded percentile pass over resolved rows (`PERCENTILE_CONT` in Postgres, served by the `idx_hmsh_esc_resolved_cover` index). Updates reach the page as push events — every escalation write invalidates the metrics through the Socket.IO event system.
+All station metrics come from `GET /api/escalations/station-metrics?period=<period>`. The endpoint runs two queries against `public.hmsh_escalations` joined to `lt_roles` (for the priority dials and `target_per_hour`): a live-counts pass over the pending backlog, and a window-bounded percentile pass over resolved rows (`PERCENTILE_CONT` in Postgres, served by the `idx_hmsh_esc_resolved_cover` index). Updates reach the page as push events — every escalation write invalidates the metrics through the Socket.IO event system.
 
 `pending` is always the live count regardless of period. `resolved`, percentiles, and `throughput_pct` are scoped to the lookback window. See [`lt.escalations.getStationMetrics`](api/sdk/escalations.md#getstationmetrics) for the full response shape.