@mulmoclaude/collection-plugin 0.5.2 → 0.5.3

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@mulmoclaude/collection-plugin",
-  "version": "0.5.2",
+  "version": "0.5.3",
   "description": "Schema-driven Collections plugin (presentCollection) — shared gui-chat-protocol plugin for MulmoClaude and MulmoTerminal. This entry is the isomorphic collection engine (derive / formula / visibility); Vue surfaces land in ./vue.",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",

package/dist/schema-DyfSfVzh.js.map

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-{"version":3,"file":"schema-DyfSfVzh.js","names":[],"sources":["../src/core/schema.ts"],"sourcesContent":["// Schema-driven collection types. A \"collection\" is a skill (under\n// .claude/skills/<slug>/) that also ships a sibling `schema.json`.\n// The host's <CollectionView> reads the schema + records and renders\n// a table/form; Claude reads SKILL.md and CRUDs the records as JSON\n// files.\n//\n// Field types for v0 — keep this list narrow and grow it only when a\n// real collection needs the new type. v0 supports flat records only;\n// nested tables / cross-collection refs / derived fields / actions are\n// deferred to follow-ups (see plans/done/feat-skill-driven-apps.md and\n// plans/done/feat-skill-driven-apps-worklog.md — historical names predate\n// the rename).\n\n/** Minimal \"this collection is a feed\" descriptor carried on the schema.\n *  Deliberately narrow — the canonical collection contract stays\n *  independent of the host's feeds subsystem. The host's richer retrieval\n *  spec (`IngestSpec` in `server/workspace/feeds/ingestTypes.ts`)\n *  `extends CollectionIngest`, so feed code reads the extra fields by\n *  typing feed schemas with that subtype; collection rendering only needs\n *  these three + the presence check. */\nexport interface CollectionIngest {\n  kind: string;\n  url: string;\n  schedule: string;\n}\n\n/** Retriever kinds a Feed's `ingest.kind` may declare. The host's feeds engine\n *  dispatches on these; they live here (with the schema contract) so the schema\n *  validator can enforce them. The host re-exports these from\n *  `server/workspace/feeds/ingestTypes.ts`. */\nexport const INGEST_KINDS = [\"rss\", \"atom\", \"http-json\"] as const;\nexport type IngestKind = (typeof INGEST_KINDS)[number];\n\n/** Refresh cadences a Feed's `ingest.schedule` may declare. */\nexport const FEED_SCHEDULES = [\"hourly\", \"daily\", \"weekly\", \"on-demand\"] as const;\nexport type FeedSchedule = (typeof FEED_SCHEDULES)[number];\n\nexport type CollectionFieldType =\n  | \"string\"\n  | \"text\"\n  | \"email\"\n  | \"number\"\n  | \"date\"\n  | \"datetime\"\n  | \"boolean\"\n  | \"markdown\"\n  | \"ref\"\n  | \"money\"\n  | \"enum\"\n  | \"table\"\n  | \"derived\"\n  | \"embed\"\n  // Holds a workspace-relative image path (e.g. a `data/attachments/...`\n  // upload); rendered as an <img> in the detail view (not the list table —\n  // a per-row fetch is too expensive at scale). Stored and edited as a\n  // plain string.\n  | \"image\"\n  // Holds a workspace-relative file path as a plain string (e.g. an\n  // `artifacts/html/<name>.html` app). Rendered as a clickable link in\n  // both the list table and the detail view: HTML / SVG artifacts open\n  // their rendered form in a new tab; any other path opens in the File\n  // Explorer. Stored and edited as a plain string, like `image`.\n  | \"file\"\n  // A checkbox that is a pure PROJECTION of an `enum` field — it stores\n  // nothing of its own. Checked when the enum equals `onValue`; toggling\n  // writes `onValue` / `offValue` back to that enum field. Lets a \"done\"\n  // checkbox front a kanban `status` field with the enum as the single\n  // source of truth (no separate stored boolean to keep in sync).\n  | \"toggle\";\n\n// \"feed\" collections live in the non-skill `<workspace>/feeds/` registry\n// and carry an `ingest` block; they reuse the same storage + rendering\n// as skill-backed collections but are never loaded into the agent prompt.\nexport type CollectionSource = \"user\" | \"project\" | \"feed\";\n\n/** Recurrence unit for a `spawn.every` advance. */\nexport type CollectionRecurUnit = \"day\" | \"week\" | \"month\" | \"year\";\n\n/** How a `spawn` advances the source item's `triggerField` date to\n *  produce the successor's. All arithmetic is done on the civil\n *  (year, month, day) triple — never by adding milliseconds — so month\n *  lengths and leap years are handled correctly. */\nexport interface CollectionEvery {\n  unit: CollectionRecurUnit;\n  /** Number of `unit`s to advance (≥ 1). `interval: 3` + `unit: \"month\"`\n   *  = quarterly; `interval: 1` + `unit: \"year\"` = annual. */\n  interval: number;\n  /** Day-of-month anchor for `month`/`year` units. The CANONICAL day —\n   *  read from the rule, never re-derived from the prior concrete date,\n   *  so \"31st of every month\" yields 31 → 28/29 → 31 → 30 … with no\n   *  drift (it is clamped per-month at compute time, not stored\n   *  clamped). `\"last\"` always means the last day of the target month.\n   *  Omitted ⇒ preserve the source date's day (safe for days ≤ 28).\n   *  Ignored for `day`/`week` units. */\n  dayOfMonth?: number | \"last\";\n}\n\n/** Host-driven recurrence: when a record satisfies `when`, the host\n *  creates the next record with a forward-advanced `triggerField` date.\n *  The successor's id and contents are a pure function of (source\n *  record, this rule); creation is create-if-absent, so the mechanism\n *  stays convergent — observing the predicate N times writes one\n *  successor. Requires the schema to declare `triggerField`. */\nexport interface CollectionSpawn {\n  /** Predicate that fires the spawn (a `CollectionWhen`). Defaults to\n   *  \"`completionField` value ∈ `completionDoneValues`\" (i.e. spawn the\n   *  next instance when this one is done). */\n  when?: CollectionWhen;\n  /** How to advance `triggerField` from the source to the successor. */\n  every: CollectionEvery;\n  /** Record fields copied verbatim onto the successor. Fields not listed\n   *  here, not in `set`, and not the trigger / primary keys start\n   *  blank. */\n  carry?: string[];\n  /** Fields forced to fixed values on the successor (typically resetting\n   *  the status field to its pending value). */\n  set?: Record<string, unknown>;\n}\n\n/** The kind of work an action kicks off. v1 ships only `\"chat\"` —\n *  start a new chat in a role with a templated seed prompt. The enum\n *  reserves room for a future `\"mutate\"` (status transitions) without\n *  another schema-shape change. */\nexport type CollectionActionKind = \"chat\";\n\n/** Optional visibility predicate: the target (an action button or a\n *  field) renders only when the open record's `field` (stringified) is\n *  one of `in`. Generic and domain-free — the host evaluates it against\n *  the record with no knowledge of what the field means. Absent ⇒\n *  always shown. */\nexport interface CollectionWhen {\n  /** Top-level record field key whose value gates visibility. */\n  field: string;\n  /** Allowed values; the target shows when `String(record[field])` is\n   *  one of these. Non-empty. */\n  in: string[];\n}\n\n/** @deprecated Name retained for back-compat; use {@link CollectionWhen}.\n *  Both actions and fields share the same predicate shape. */\nexport type CollectionActionWhen = CollectionWhen;\n\n/** What a custom view's capability token is allowed to do against the\n *  collection's data endpoint. `read` returns enriched records (getItems\n *  semantics); `write` validates-and-stores rows (putItems semantics).\n *  There is deliberately no `delete` — a view can never do more than the\n *  agent's own `manageCollection` tool. */\nexport type CollectionViewCapability = \"read\" | \"write\";\n\n/** A custom (LLM-authored) HTML view for a collection. The host renders\n *  `file` in a sandboxed iframe over the collection's records; the view\n *  reaches its data only through a slug- and capability-scoped token (see\n *  `server/api/auth/viewToken.ts`). Pure data — the host holds no\n *  view-specific code; meaning lives in the HTML file + this registration. */\nexport interface CollectionCustomView {\n  /** Stable id; the view-mode selector key (`custom:<id>`) and the\n   *  capability-token clamp key. Must be a valid slug. */\n  id: string;\n  /** Button label in the view-mode selector (author-authored, like field\n   *  labels — not run through i18n). */\n  label: string;\n  /** Optional Material-icon name for the selector button. */\n  icon?: string;\n  /** Skill-relative path to the HTML file under `views/` (e.g.\n   *  `views/year.html`). Path-safe, must end in `.html`. */\n  file: string;\n  /** What the view may do with the data endpoint. Defaults to `[\"read\"]`\n   *  (least privilege); declare `[\"read\",\"write\"]` only for views that\n   *  edit records. The mint endpoint clamps any requested caps to this. */\n  capabilities?: CollectionViewCapability[];\n}\n\n/** A schema-declared, per-record action rendered as a button in the\n *  read-only detail view. Pure UI/behaviour directive — never stored,\n *  never validated against record data. All domain specifics (label,\n *  role, template) live here in the schema / skill folder, so the host\n *  stays generic. */\nexport interface CollectionAction {\n  /** Stable id (used in the dispatch route + testids). */\n  id: string;\n  /** Button text (English, like field labels). */\n  label: string;\n  /** Material-icon name shown on the button. */\n  icon?: string;\n  /** What the action does. v1: `\"chat\"`. */\n  kind: CollectionActionKind;\n  /** `kind: \"chat\"`: the role id the new chat runs in. */\n  role: string;\n  /** `kind: \"chat\"`: skill-relative path to the template file whose\n   *  text becomes the seed prompt body (e.g. `templates/invoice.md`). */\n  template: string;\n  /** Optional visibility predicate; the button renders only when the\n   *  open record matches (see CollectionWhen). Absent ⇒ always\n   *  shown. */\n  when?: CollectionWhen;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionFieldSpec {\n  type: CollectionFieldType;\n  label: string;\n  /** True for the field whose value is the record's filename (no\n   *  separate auto-id). Exactly one field per schema may set this. */\n  primary?: boolean;\n  required?: boolean;\n  /** When `type === \"ref\"` or `type === \"embed\"`: the slug of the\n   *  target collection. For `ref` the record stores the target\n   *  item's primary-key slug and the host renders a clickable link\n   *  + dropdown picker. For `embed` the host pulls a *fixed* record\n   *  (see `id`) from the target and renders its fields read-only in\n   *  the detail view. Required for both; ignored on every other\n   *  type. */\n  to?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"embed\"`: the primary-key value of the fixed\n   *  record to pull from the `to` collection (e.g. `me` for the\n   *  singleton mc-profile). Nothing is stored on this record — the\n   *  embed is a display-only directive resolved at render time, so\n   *  it never appears in the list table or the edit form. Required\n   *  when type is `embed`; ignored on every other type. */\n  id?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"money\"` (or `type === \"derived\"` with\n   *  `display: \"money\"`): a literal ISO 4217 currency code passed to\n   *  `Intl.NumberFormat` for display — fixed for every record. The\n   *  stored value is always a plain decimal number; currency is\n   *  presentation only. Mutually substitutable with `currencyField`:\n   *  a money field must declare at least one of the two. */\n  currency?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"money\"` (or `type === \"derived\"` with\n   *  `display: \"money\"`): the name of a sibling record field whose\n   *  value holds the ISO 4217 code, letting currency vary per record\n   *  (e.g. an invoice's `currency` enum). The renderer reads\n   *  `record[currencyField]` and falls back to the literal `currency`\n   *  (then \"USD\") when the field is absent or empty. Resolved against\n   *  the top-level record even for money sub-fields inside a table. */\n  currencyField?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"enum\"`: the closed set of allowed string\n   *  values. The form renders a `<select>` populated from this\n   *  list; storage is a plain string. Required when type is\n   *  `enum`; ignored on every other type. */\n  values?: readonly string[];\n  /** When `type === \"table\"`: the sub-schema for each row (a flat\n   *  record of non-table / non-derived field specs). Required when\n   *  type is `table`. v0 disallows nested tables and derived\n   *  columns to keep the editor + evaluator simple. */\n  of?: Record<string, CollectionFieldSpec>;\n  /** When `type === \"derived\"`: a tiny expression evaluated against\n   *  the record. Supports `+ - * /`, parens, identifier refs to\n   *  top-level fields, `sum(tableField[].col)`, and\n   *  `sum(tableField[].col * tableField[].col)`. See\n   *  `src/utils/collections/derivedFormula.ts`. Required when type\n   *  is `derived`. */\n  formula?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"derived\"`: an inner field type the computed\n   *  value should be rendered as (e.g. `\"money\"` so $1,234.56 is\n   *  formatted). Defaults to `\"number\"`. */\n  display?: CollectionFieldType;\n  /** Optional visibility predicate: this field renders only when the\n   *  record matches (e.g. hide a `rating` field until `visited` is\n   *  `true` via `{ field: \"visited\", in: [\"true\"] }`). Applies to the\n   *  list cell (blank when hidden), the edit form (hidden live as the\n   *  gating field changes), and the detail view. Purely presentational\n   *  — a hidden field's stored value is never cleared. `when.field`\n   *  must name another top-level field. Absent ⇒ always shown. Only\n   *  honoured on top-level fields, not inside a `table`'s `of`. */\n  when?: CollectionWhen;\n  /** When `type === \"toggle\"`: the name of the top-level `enum` field this\n   *  checkbox projects. The toggle stores nothing itself — it reads and\n   *  writes this field. Required when type is `toggle`; ignored otherwise.\n   *  Must name a real `enum` field. */\n  field?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"toggle\"`: the enum value that means \"checked\". The\n   *  box is checked when the projected `field` equals this; checking writes\n   *  it. Required when type is `toggle`; must be one of the enum's `values`. */\n  onValue?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"toggle\"`: the enum value written when the box is\n   *  unchecked. Required when type is `toggle`; must be one of the enum's\n   *  `values`. */\n  offValue?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionSchema {\n  /** Human-facing collection name (sidebar, header). */\n  title: string;\n  /** Material-icon name shown next to the title. */\n  icon: string;\n  /** Workspace-relative folder holding one-JSON-per-record. Validated\n   *  to live under the workspace root at load time. */\n  dataPath: string;\n  /** Field name whose value doubles as the record's filename. */\n  primaryKey: string;\n  /** When set, the collection is a singleton: at most one record,\n   *  whose primary key is fixed to this value (e.g. `me` for the\n   *  business profile). The host pre-fills + locks the create form's\n   *  primary key and hides Add once the record exists. */\n  singleton?: string;\n  /** Ordered map: insertion order = column order in the table view. */\n  fields: Record<string, CollectionFieldSpec>;\n  /** Optional per-record actions rendered as buttons in the detail\n   *  view (e.g. \"Generate PDF\"). Order = button order. */\n  actions?: CollectionAction[];\n  /** Optional collection-level actions rendered as buttons in the\n   *  collection header (e.g. \"Extend the course\"). Unlike `actions`,\n   *  these carry no record context: the seed prompt injects a compact\n   *  progress summary of every record instead. The `when` predicate is\n   *  not evaluated (there is no record to gate on). Order = button order. */\n  collectionActions?: CollectionAction[];\n  /** Name of the field whose value marks an item as \"done\". When set,\n   *  a notification fires on item create (unless the item is born done)\n   *  and clears when the field's value transitions into\n   *  `completionDoneValues`. Must name a real field in `fields`. */\n  completionField?: string;\n  /** The set of values for `completionField` that count as \"done\"\n   *  (e.g. `[\"Done\"]` for a todo status field, `[\"paid\"]` for an\n   *  invoice). Non-empty. Compared as strings. */\n  completionDoneValues?: readonly string[];\n  /** Name of the field whose value is shown as the human-readable\n   *  label in a completion notification's title (e.g. a `name` field,\n   *  so the bell reads `Contacts: Jane Doe` instead of the opaque\n   *  primaryKey). Must name a real field in `fields`. When unset — or\n   *  when the record's value for it is empty — the title falls back to\n   *  the record's primaryKey value. Display-only; never stored. */\n  displayField?: string;\n  /** Name of a `date` field that gates this item's completion\n   *  notification: the bell is suppressed until the clock reaches that\n   *  date (compared at day-granularity in the server's local timezone),\n   *  instead of firing on create. Requires `completionField` /\n   *  `completionDoneValues` (the bell still clears via the done value).\n   *  Must name a real `date` field. Absent ⇒ fire on create, as before. */\n  triggerField?: string;\n  /** Lead time in whole days: fire the bell this many days BEFORE\n   *  `triggerField` (so `10` shows the reminder 10 days early). The lead\n   *  is applied at fire time, not stored, so it composes with `spawn` —\n   *  every recurred cycle fires the same number of days before its own\n   *  trigger. Non-negative integer; requires `triggerField`. Default 0\n   *  (fire on the trigger date). */\n  triggerLeadDays?: number;\n  /** Host-driven recurrence. When set, requires `triggerField`. See\n   *  {@link CollectionSpawn}. */\n  spawn?: CollectionSpawn;\n  /** Name of a `date` field that anchors the optional calendar view: a\n   *  month grid where each record lands on the day cell matching this\n   *  field's value. When unset, the calendar toggle still appears if the\n   *  schema has any `date` field (the first one, in declaration order, is\n   *  used by default and is switchable in-view). Set this to pin a specific\n   *  anchor. Must name a real `date` field. */\n  calendarField?: string;\n  /** Name of a second `date` field marking the END of a multi-day span on\n   *  the calendar: the record renders from `calendarField` through this\n   *  date inclusive. Requires `calendarField`. Must name a real `date`\n   *  field. Absent ⇒ single-day placement. */\n  calendarEndField?: string;\n  /** Name of a string field holding a free-form time or time-range\n   *  (e.g. \"14:00-17:00\", \"17:00-\", \"16:30\") that places records on the\n   *  calendar's day (time-allocation) view. Consulted only when the calendar\n   *  date fields are date-only. Requires `calendarField`. */\n  calendarTimeField?: string;\n  /** Name of an `enum` field that groups records into columns on the\n   *  optional Kanban board: each record lands in the column matching its\n   *  value, with empty/unknown values collected in an \"Uncategorized\"\n   *  column. When unset, the Kanban toggle still appears if the schema has\n   *  any `enum` field (the first one, in declaration order, is used by\n   *  default and is switchable in-view). Set this to pin a specific group\n   *  field. Must name a real `enum` field. */\n  kanbanField?: string;\n  /** Optional custom (LLM-authored) HTML views, each rendered in a\n   *  sandboxed iframe over the records. Absent ⇒ only the built-in\n   *  field-derived views (table / calendar / kanban / dashboard). See\n   *  {@link CollectionCustomView}. */\n  views?: CollectionCustomView[];\n  /** Optional predicate that gates the completion bell: when set, the bell\n   *  fires only for records whose `String(record[notifyWhen.field])` is one\n   *  of `notifyWhen.in` (e.g. notify only `high`/`urgent` priority todos).\n   *  Reuses the `when` predicate shape. Requires `completionField` — it\n   *  narrows that bell rather than introducing a second one. The bell still\n   *  clears on done / delete / when the predicate stops matching. Absent ⇒\n   *  notify for every open record (the prior behaviour). `notifyWhen.field`\n   *  must name a real top-level field. */\n  notifyWhen?: CollectionWhen;\n  /** Optional declarative retrieval config. When present, this collection\n   *  is a \"Feed\": the host periodically fetches `ingest.url`, maps the\n   *  response into records, and upserts them by `primaryKey`. Only feeds\n   *  discovered from the `<workspace>/feeds/` registry carry this; skill\n   *  collections omit it. The host's feeds subsystem narrows this to its\n   *  richer `IngestSpec` (which `extends CollectionIngest`). */\n  ingest?: CollectionIngest;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionSummary {\n  slug: string;\n  title: string;\n  icon: string;\n  source: CollectionSource;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionDetail extends CollectionSummary {\n  schema: CollectionSchema;\n}\n\nexport type CollectionItem = Record<string, unknown>;\n"],"mappings":";;;;;AA8BA,IAAa,eAAe;CAAC;CAAO;CAAQ;AAAW;;AAIvD,IAAa,iBAAiB;CAAC;CAAU;CAAS;CAAU;AAAW"}

package/dist/schema-LrmrgW12.cjs.map

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-{"version":3,"file":"schema-LrmrgW12.cjs","names":[],"sources":["../src/core/schema.ts"],"sourcesContent":["// Schema-driven collection types. A \"collection\" is a skill (under\n// .claude/skills/<slug>/) that also ships a sibling `schema.json`.\n// The host's <CollectionView> reads the schema + records and renders\n// a table/form; Claude reads SKILL.md and CRUDs the records as JSON\n// files.\n//\n// Field types for v0 — keep this list narrow and grow it only when a\n// real collection needs the new type. v0 supports flat records only;\n// nested tables / cross-collection refs / derived fields / actions are\n// deferred to follow-ups (see plans/done/feat-skill-driven-apps.md and\n// plans/done/feat-skill-driven-apps-worklog.md — historical names predate\n// the rename).\n\n/** Minimal \"this collection is a feed\" descriptor carried on the schema.\n *  Deliberately narrow — the canonical collection contract stays\n *  independent of the host's feeds subsystem. The host's richer retrieval\n *  spec (`IngestSpec` in `server/workspace/feeds/ingestTypes.ts`)\n *  `extends CollectionIngest`, so feed code reads the extra fields by\n *  typing feed schemas with that subtype; collection rendering only needs\n *  these three + the presence check. */\nexport interface CollectionIngest {\n  kind: string;\n  url: string;\n  schedule: string;\n}\n\n/** Retriever kinds a Feed's `ingest.kind` may declare. The host's feeds engine\n *  dispatches on these; they live here (with the schema contract) so the schema\n *  validator can enforce them. The host re-exports these from\n *  `server/workspace/feeds/ingestTypes.ts`. */\nexport const INGEST_KINDS = [\"rss\", \"atom\", \"http-json\"] as const;\nexport type IngestKind = (typeof INGEST_KINDS)[number];\n\n/** Refresh cadences a Feed's `ingest.schedule` may declare. */\nexport const FEED_SCHEDULES = [\"hourly\", \"daily\", \"weekly\", \"on-demand\"] as const;\nexport type FeedSchedule = (typeof FEED_SCHEDULES)[number];\n\nexport type CollectionFieldType =\n  | \"string\"\n  | \"text\"\n  | \"email\"\n  | \"number\"\n  | \"date\"\n  | \"datetime\"\n  | \"boolean\"\n  | \"markdown\"\n  | \"ref\"\n  | \"money\"\n  | \"enum\"\n  | \"table\"\n  | \"derived\"\n  | \"embed\"\n  // Holds a workspace-relative image path (e.g. a `data/attachments/...`\n  // upload); rendered as an <img> in the detail view (not the list table —\n  // a per-row fetch is too expensive at scale). Stored and edited as a\n  // plain string.\n  | \"image\"\n  // Holds a workspace-relative file path as a plain string (e.g. an\n  // `artifacts/html/<name>.html` app). Rendered as a clickable link in\n  // both the list table and the detail view: HTML / SVG artifacts open\n  // their rendered form in a new tab; any other path opens in the File\n  // Explorer. Stored and edited as a plain string, like `image`.\n  | \"file\"\n  // A checkbox that is a pure PROJECTION of an `enum` field — it stores\n  // nothing of its own. Checked when the enum equals `onValue`; toggling\n  // writes `onValue` / `offValue` back to that enum field. Lets a \"done\"\n  // checkbox front a kanban `status` field with the enum as the single\n  // source of truth (no separate stored boolean to keep in sync).\n  | \"toggle\";\n\n// \"feed\" collections live in the non-skill `<workspace>/feeds/` registry\n// and carry an `ingest` block; they reuse the same storage + rendering\n// as skill-backed collections but are never loaded into the agent prompt.\nexport type CollectionSource = \"user\" | \"project\" | \"feed\";\n\n/** Recurrence unit for a `spawn.every` advance. */\nexport type CollectionRecurUnit = \"day\" | \"week\" | \"month\" | \"year\";\n\n/** How a `spawn` advances the source item's `triggerField` date to\n *  produce the successor's. All arithmetic is done on the civil\n *  (year, month, day) triple — never by adding milliseconds — so month\n *  lengths and leap years are handled correctly. */\nexport interface CollectionEvery {\n  unit: CollectionRecurUnit;\n  /** Number of `unit`s to advance (≥ 1). `interval: 3` + `unit: \"month\"`\n   *  = quarterly; `interval: 1` + `unit: \"year\"` = annual. */\n  interval: number;\n  /** Day-of-month anchor for `month`/`year` units. The CANONICAL day —\n   *  read from the rule, never re-derived from the prior concrete date,\n   *  so \"31st of every month\" yields 31 → 28/29 → 31 → 30 … with no\n   *  drift (it is clamped per-month at compute time, not stored\n   *  clamped). `\"last\"` always means the last day of the target month.\n   *  Omitted ⇒ preserve the source date's day (safe for days ≤ 28).\n   *  Ignored for `day`/`week` units. */\n  dayOfMonth?: number | \"last\";\n}\n\n/** Host-driven recurrence: when a record satisfies `when`, the host\n *  creates the next record with a forward-advanced `triggerField` date.\n *  The successor's id and contents are a pure function of (source\n *  record, this rule); creation is create-if-absent, so the mechanism\n *  stays convergent — observing the predicate N times writes one\n *  successor. Requires the schema to declare `triggerField`. */\nexport interface CollectionSpawn {\n  /** Predicate that fires the spawn (a `CollectionWhen`). Defaults to\n   *  \"`completionField` value ∈ `completionDoneValues`\" (i.e. spawn the\n   *  next instance when this one is done). */\n  when?: CollectionWhen;\n  /** How to advance `triggerField` from the source to the successor. */\n  every: CollectionEvery;\n  /** Record fields copied verbatim onto the successor. Fields not listed\n   *  here, not in `set`, and not the trigger / primary keys start\n   *  blank. */\n  carry?: string[];\n  /** Fields forced to fixed values on the successor (typically resetting\n   *  the status field to its pending value). */\n  set?: Record<string, unknown>;\n}\n\n/** The kind of work an action kicks off. v1 ships only `\"chat\"` —\n *  start a new chat in a role with a templated seed prompt. The enum\n *  reserves room for a future `\"mutate\"` (status transitions) without\n *  another schema-shape change. */\nexport type CollectionActionKind = \"chat\";\n\n/** Optional visibility predicate: the target (an action button or a\n *  field) renders only when the open record's `field` (stringified) is\n *  one of `in`. Generic and domain-free — the host evaluates it against\n *  the record with no knowledge of what the field means. Absent ⇒\n *  always shown. */\nexport interface CollectionWhen {\n  /** Top-level record field key whose value gates visibility. */\n  field: string;\n  /** Allowed values; the target shows when `String(record[field])` is\n   *  one of these. Non-empty. */\n  in: string[];\n}\n\n/** @deprecated Name retained for back-compat; use {@link CollectionWhen}.\n *  Both actions and fields share the same predicate shape. */\nexport type CollectionActionWhen = CollectionWhen;\n\n/** What a custom view's capability token is allowed to do against the\n *  collection's data endpoint. `read` returns enriched records (getItems\n *  semantics); `write` validates-and-stores rows (putItems semantics).\n *  There is deliberately no `delete` — a view can never do more than the\n *  agent's own `manageCollection` tool. */\nexport type CollectionViewCapability = \"read\" | \"write\";\n\n/** A custom (LLM-authored) HTML view for a collection. The host renders\n *  `file` in a sandboxed iframe over the collection's records; the view\n *  reaches its data only through a slug- and capability-scoped token (see\n *  `server/api/auth/viewToken.ts`). Pure data — the host holds no\n *  view-specific code; meaning lives in the HTML file + this registration. */\nexport interface CollectionCustomView {\n  /** Stable id; the view-mode selector key (`custom:<id>`) and the\n   *  capability-token clamp key. Must be a valid slug. */\n  id: string;\n  /** Button label in the view-mode selector (author-authored, like field\n   *  labels — not run through i18n). */\n  label: string;\n  /** Optional Material-icon name for the selector button. */\n  icon?: string;\n  /** Skill-relative path to the HTML file under `views/` (e.g.\n   *  `views/year.html`). Path-safe, must end in `.html`. */\n  file: string;\n  /** What the view may do with the data endpoint. Defaults to `[\"read\"]`\n   *  (least privilege); declare `[\"read\",\"write\"]` only for views that\n   *  edit records. The mint endpoint clamps any requested caps to this. */\n  capabilities?: CollectionViewCapability[];\n}\n\n/** A schema-declared, per-record action rendered as a button in the\n *  read-only detail view. Pure UI/behaviour directive — never stored,\n *  never validated against record data. All domain specifics (label,\n *  role, template) live here in the schema / skill folder, so the host\n *  stays generic. */\nexport interface CollectionAction {\n  /** Stable id (used in the dispatch route + testids). */\n  id: string;\n  /** Button text (English, like field labels). */\n  label: string;\n  /** Material-icon name shown on the button. */\n  icon?: string;\n  /** What the action does. v1: `\"chat\"`. */\n  kind: CollectionActionKind;\n  /** `kind: \"chat\"`: the role id the new chat runs in. */\n  role: string;\n  /** `kind: \"chat\"`: skill-relative path to the template file whose\n   *  text becomes the seed prompt body (e.g. `templates/invoice.md`). */\n  template: string;\n  /** Optional visibility predicate; the button renders only when the\n   *  open record matches (see CollectionWhen). Absent ⇒ always\n   *  shown. */\n  when?: CollectionWhen;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionFieldSpec {\n  type: CollectionFieldType;\n  label: string;\n  /** True for the field whose value is the record's filename (no\n   *  separate auto-id). Exactly one field per schema may set this. */\n  primary?: boolean;\n  required?: boolean;\n  /** When `type === \"ref\"` or `type === \"embed\"`: the slug of the\n   *  target collection. For `ref` the record stores the target\n   *  item's primary-key slug and the host renders a clickable link\n   *  + dropdown picker. For `embed` the host pulls a *fixed* record\n   *  (see `id`) from the target and renders its fields read-only in\n   *  the detail view. Required for both; ignored on every other\n   *  type. */\n  to?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"embed\"`: the primary-key value of the fixed\n   *  record to pull from the `to` collection (e.g. `me` for the\n   *  singleton mc-profile). Nothing is stored on this record — the\n   *  embed is a display-only directive resolved at render time, so\n   *  it never appears in the list table or the edit form. Required\n   *  when type is `embed`; ignored on every other type. */\n  id?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"money\"` (or `type === \"derived\"` with\n   *  `display: \"money\"`): a literal ISO 4217 currency code passed to\n   *  `Intl.NumberFormat` for display — fixed for every record. The\n   *  stored value is always a plain decimal number; currency is\n   *  presentation only. Mutually substitutable with `currencyField`:\n   *  a money field must declare at least one of the two. */\n  currency?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"money\"` (or `type === \"derived\"` with\n   *  `display: \"money\"`): the name of a sibling record field whose\n   *  value holds the ISO 4217 code, letting currency vary per record\n   *  (e.g. an invoice's `currency` enum). The renderer reads\n   *  `record[currencyField]` and falls back to the literal `currency`\n   *  (then \"USD\") when the field is absent or empty. Resolved against\n   *  the top-level record even for money sub-fields inside a table. */\n  currencyField?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"enum\"`: the closed set of allowed string\n   *  values. The form renders a `<select>` populated from this\n   *  list; storage is a plain string. Required when type is\n   *  `enum`; ignored on every other type. */\n  values?: readonly string[];\n  /** When `type === \"table\"`: the sub-schema for each row (a flat\n   *  record of non-table / non-derived field specs). Required when\n   *  type is `table`. v0 disallows nested tables and derived\n   *  columns to keep the editor + evaluator simple. */\n  of?: Record<string, CollectionFieldSpec>;\n  /** When `type === \"derived\"`: a tiny expression evaluated against\n   *  the record. Supports `+ - * /`, parens, identifier refs to\n   *  top-level fields, `sum(tableField[].col)`, and\n   *  `sum(tableField[].col * tableField[].col)`. See\n   *  `src/utils/collections/derivedFormula.ts`. Required when type\n   *  is `derived`. */\n  formula?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"derived\"`: an inner field type the computed\n   *  value should be rendered as (e.g. `\"money\"` so $1,234.56 is\n   *  formatted). Defaults to `\"number\"`. */\n  display?: CollectionFieldType;\n  /** Optional visibility predicate: this field renders only when the\n   *  record matches (e.g. hide a `rating` field until `visited` is\n   *  `true` via `{ field: \"visited\", in: [\"true\"] }`). Applies to the\n   *  list cell (blank when hidden), the edit form (hidden live as the\n   *  gating field changes), and the detail view. Purely presentational\n   *  — a hidden field's stored value is never cleared. `when.field`\n   *  must name another top-level field. Absent ⇒ always shown. Only\n   *  honoured on top-level fields, not inside a `table`'s `of`. */\n  when?: CollectionWhen;\n  /** When `type === \"toggle\"`: the name of the top-level `enum` field this\n   *  checkbox projects. The toggle stores nothing itself — it reads and\n   *  writes this field. Required when type is `toggle`; ignored otherwise.\n   *  Must name a real `enum` field. */\n  field?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"toggle\"`: the enum value that means \"checked\". The\n   *  box is checked when the projected `field` equals this; checking writes\n   *  it. Required when type is `toggle`; must be one of the enum's `values`. */\n  onValue?: string;\n  /** When `type === \"toggle\"`: the enum value written when the box is\n   *  unchecked. Required when type is `toggle`; must be one of the enum's\n   *  `values`. */\n  offValue?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionSchema {\n  /** Human-facing collection name (sidebar, header). */\n  title: string;\n  /** Material-icon name shown next to the title. */\n  icon: string;\n  /** Workspace-relative folder holding one-JSON-per-record. Validated\n   *  to live under the workspace root at load time. */\n  dataPath: string;\n  /** Field name whose value doubles as the record's filename. */\n  primaryKey: string;\n  /** When set, the collection is a singleton: at most one record,\n   *  whose primary key is fixed to this value (e.g. `me` for the\n   *  business profile). The host pre-fills + locks the create form's\n   *  primary key and hides Add once the record exists. */\n  singleton?: string;\n  /** Ordered map: insertion order = column order in the table view. */\n  fields: Record<string, CollectionFieldSpec>;\n  /** Optional per-record actions rendered as buttons in the detail\n   *  view (e.g. \"Generate PDF\"). Order = button order. */\n  actions?: CollectionAction[];\n  /** Optional collection-level actions rendered as buttons in the\n   *  collection header (e.g. \"Extend the course\"). Unlike `actions`,\n   *  these carry no record context: the seed prompt injects a compact\n   *  progress summary of every record instead. The `when` predicate is\n   *  not evaluated (there is no record to gate on). Order = button order. */\n  collectionActions?: CollectionAction[];\n  /** Name of the field whose value marks an item as \"done\". When set,\n   *  a notification fires on item create (unless the item is born done)\n   *  and clears when the field's value transitions into\n   *  `completionDoneValues`. Must name a real field in `fields`. */\n  completionField?: string;\n  /** The set of values for `completionField` that count as \"done\"\n   *  (e.g. `[\"Done\"]` for a todo status field, `[\"paid\"]` for an\n   *  invoice). Non-empty. Compared as strings. */\n  completionDoneValues?: readonly string[];\n  /** Name of the field whose value is shown as the human-readable\n   *  label in a completion notification's title (e.g. a `name` field,\n   *  so the bell reads `Contacts: Jane Doe` instead of the opaque\n   *  primaryKey). Must name a real field in `fields`. When unset — or\n   *  when the record's value for it is empty — the title falls back to\n   *  the record's primaryKey value. Display-only; never stored. */\n  displayField?: string;\n  /** Name of a `date` field that gates this item's completion\n   *  notification: the bell is suppressed until the clock reaches that\n   *  date (compared at day-granularity in the server's local timezone),\n   *  instead of firing on create. Requires `completionField` /\n   *  `completionDoneValues` (the bell still clears via the done value).\n   *  Must name a real `date` field. Absent ⇒ fire on create, as before. */\n  triggerField?: string;\n  /** Lead time in whole days: fire the bell this many days BEFORE\n   *  `triggerField` (so `10` shows the reminder 10 days early). The lead\n   *  is applied at fire time, not stored, so it composes with `spawn` —\n   *  every recurred cycle fires the same number of days before its own\n   *  trigger. Non-negative integer; requires `triggerField`. Default 0\n   *  (fire on the trigger date). */\n  triggerLeadDays?: number;\n  /** Host-driven recurrence. When set, requires `triggerField`. See\n   *  {@link CollectionSpawn}. */\n  spawn?: CollectionSpawn;\n  /** Name of a `date` field that anchors the optional calendar view: a\n   *  month grid where each record lands on the day cell matching this\n   *  field's value. When unset, the calendar toggle still appears if the\n   *  schema has any `date` field (the first one, in declaration order, is\n   *  used by default and is switchable in-view). Set this to pin a specific\n   *  anchor. Must name a real `date` field. */\n  calendarField?: string;\n  /** Name of a second `date` field marking the END of a multi-day span on\n   *  the calendar: the record renders from `calendarField` through this\n   *  date inclusive. Requires `calendarField`. Must name a real `date`\n   *  field. Absent ⇒ single-day placement. */\n  calendarEndField?: string;\n  /** Name of a string field holding a free-form time or time-range\n   *  (e.g. \"14:00-17:00\", \"17:00-\", \"16:30\") that places records on the\n   *  calendar's day (time-allocation) view. Consulted only when the calendar\n   *  date fields are date-only. Requires `calendarField`. */\n  calendarTimeField?: string;\n  /** Name of an `enum` field that groups records into columns on the\n   *  optional Kanban board: each record lands in the column matching its\n   *  value, with empty/unknown values collected in an \"Uncategorized\"\n   *  column. When unset, the Kanban toggle still appears if the schema has\n   *  any `enum` field (the first one, in declaration order, is used by\n   *  default and is switchable in-view). Set this to pin a specific group\n   *  field. Must name a real `enum` field. */\n  kanbanField?: string;\n  /** Optional custom (LLM-authored) HTML views, each rendered in a\n   *  sandboxed iframe over the records. Absent ⇒ only the built-in\n   *  field-derived views (table / calendar / kanban / dashboard). See\n   *  {@link CollectionCustomView}. */\n  views?: CollectionCustomView[];\n  /** Optional predicate that gates the completion bell: when set, the bell\n   *  fires only for records whose `String(record[notifyWhen.field])` is one\n   *  of `notifyWhen.in` (e.g. notify only `high`/`urgent` priority todos).\n   *  Reuses the `when` predicate shape. Requires `completionField` — it\n   *  narrows that bell rather than introducing a second one. The bell still\n   *  clears on done / delete / when the predicate stops matching. Absent ⇒\n   *  notify for every open record (the prior behaviour). `notifyWhen.field`\n   *  must name a real top-level field. */\n  notifyWhen?: CollectionWhen;\n  /** Optional declarative retrieval config. When present, this collection\n   *  is a \"Feed\": the host periodically fetches `ingest.url`, maps the\n   *  response into records, and upserts them by `primaryKey`. Only feeds\n   *  discovered from the `<workspace>/feeds/` registry carry this; skill\n   *  collections omit it. The host's feeds subsystem narrows this to its\n   *  richer `IngestSpec` (which `extends CollectionIngest`). */\n  ingest?: CollectionIngest;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionSummary {\n  slug: string;\n  title: string;\n  icon: string;\n  source: CollectionSource;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionDetail extends CollectionSummary {\n  schema: CollectionSchema;\n}\n\nexport type CollectionItem = Record<string, unknown>;\n"],"mappings":";;;;;AA8BA,IAAa,eAAe;CAAC;CAAO;CAAQ;AAAW;;AAIvD,IAAa,iBAAiB;CAAC;CAAU;CAAS;CAAU;AAAW"}