@mulmoclaude/core 4.9.0 → 4.9.1

package/assets/helps/bug-report-faq.md

@@ -56,6 +56,18 @@ settings is the user's opt-in. The RemoteHost channel must also be connected —
 what supplies the Firebase auth, so with the phone link down the send is a no-op by design. A user
 who never connected a phone has nothing to receive the push regardless of the setting.
 
+## MulmoClaude is answering with a different model than I expected
+
+configKey: chatModel
+source: server/agent/config.ts
+
+Read `chatModel` from the live settings. Absent means MulmoClaude passes no `--model` at all and the
+CLI resolves the model from `~/.claude/settings.json` — the same file the VS Code and Cursor Claude
+Code extensions write their `/model` pick to, so a switch made in another editor changes MulmoClaude
+too, with nothing on screen to say so. Setting the key from Settings → Model is what pins MulmoClaude
+independently of that shared file. A session already running keeps its model until the next turn, so
+"it changed partway through a conversation" is the expected shape of this, not a second bug.
+
 ## My chats never get titles or summaries
 
 configKey: chatIndex

package/assets/helps/error-recovery.md

@@ -124,11 +124,17 @@ Report body:
 
 ```markdown
 ## What happened
+
 ## What I expected
+
 ## Steps to reproduce
+
 1.
+
 ## Environment
+
 (paste the diagnostics report here)
+
 ## Attachments
 ```
 
@@ -280,7 +286,7 @@ naming the file:
   quotes, unquoted key.
 - `role file does not match the role schema, skipping` — the `issues`
   field names each field, e.g. `icon: Invalid input: expected string,
-  received undefined`. All of `id`, `name`, `icon`, `prompt`,
+received undefined`. All of `id`, `name`, `icon`, `prompt`,
   `availablePlugins` are required; `availablePlugins` must be an array
   even for one entry.
 - `role file is empty, skipping` — zero-length or whitespace only.
@@ -328,7 +334,7 @@ it:
     `my role.json`, rejected as `Invalid role id 'my role'.` Neither name
     reaches the role. Renaming is the only fix.
   - `… the id is not a usable role id` — the reverse, e.g. `"id": "my
-    role"` in `designer.json`. `delete designer` still works, and renaming
+role"` in `designer.json`. `delete designer` still works, and renaming
     to `my role.json` would take that away. Change the `id`.
   - `… neither is a usable role id` — pick one id that matches the pattern
     and use it for the file name and the `id` together.
@@ -926,12 +932,12 @@ They are genuinely different failures — a permanent load failure, a startup ra
 and guessing between them is what makes this expensive. Since #2842 the log answers it directly,
 so read these three before forming a theory:
 
-| Log line | What it tells you |
-|---|---|
-| `spawning agent … broker=tsx` | This install is on the SLOW path: the bundle is missing, so the broker is transcoded from source on every spawn (seconds to tens of seconds over a Windows/macOS bind mount). A `broker bundle missing` warn accompanies it once per process. |
-| `[mcp] broker ready bootMs=… initializeMs=…` | The broker DID connect, and how long it took. `broker cold boot is slow` replaces it past 5 s. |
-| `brokerEverReady=false reason=never-ready` on the retry warn | No beacon arrived for that chat, and the host kept looking until the beacon's own delivery budget was spent — the broker did not come up at all. The turn is NOT replayed: a replay would sit out another full connect wait and end in the same error. |
-| `reason=ready-during-wait` on the retry warn | The beacon arrived while the host waited, so the broker lost the race by a moment and IS connected now. The turn is replayed, which is what fixes this one. |
+| Log line                                                      | What it tells you                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
+| ------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `spawning agent … broker=tsx`                                 | This install is on the SLOW path: the bundle is missing, so the broker is transcoded from source on every spawn (seconds to tens of seconds over a Windows/macOS bind mount). A `broker bundle missing` warn accompanies it once per process.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     |
+| `[mcp] broker ready bootMs=… initializeMs=…`                  | The broker DID connect, and how long it took. `broker cold boot is slow` replaces it past 5 s.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    |
+| `brokerEverReady=false reason=never-ready` on the retry warn  | No beacon arrived for that chat, and the host kept looking until the beacon's own delivery budget was spent — the broker did not come up at all. The turn is NOT replayed: a replay would sit out another full connect wait and end in the same error.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            |
+| `reason=ready-during-wait` on the retry warn                  | The beacon arrived while the host waited, so the broker lost the race by a moment and IS connected now. The turn is replayed, which is what fixes this one.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       |
 | `brokerEverStarted=` on the `MCP tools were unavailable` warn | Whether the broker PROCESS ever existed, which is a different question from whether it answered. `true` with `brokerEverReady=false` means it launched and never finished booting — the boot is the problem (the mount, the `tsx` path). `false` means it never launched — the spawn is the problem. Diagnostic only, and not authenticated: under Docker everything needed to forge it sits in the per-session MCP config inside the workspace mount, so read it as evidence about a healthy install rather than as proof against a hostile one. |
 
 ### Fix
@@ -968,7 +974,7 @@ so read these three before forming a theory:
 
 - The `google` tool (or a `google.calendar.*` remote command) fails with **"Google account not linked on this host"**.
 - **"Google sign-in service unreachable"** or **"Google sign-in service returned HTTP …"**.
-- **"multiple client_secret_*.json files found"**.
+- **"multiple client_secret\_*.json files found"**.
 - **"Google Calendar API: HTTP 403"** with a hint about enabling the API.
 - **"Google Calendar API: HTTP 403 — Request had insufficient authentication scopes"** when pushing
   a collection to a calendar that is NOT in the account's own calendar list.
@@ -1121,8 +1127,7 @@ Pass the file instead. `putItems` accepts **`itemsFile`** — an absolute path t
 a JSON file holding the array of record objects, read by the host:
 
 ```jsonc
-{ "action": "putItems", "slug": "slots", "mode": "create",
-  "itemsFile": "/absolute/path/to/generated-slots.json" }
+{ "action": "putItems", "slug": "slots", "mode": "create", "itemsFile": "/absolute/path/to/generated-slots.json" }
 ```
 
 Write the generated file **under the workspace**. Paths outside it are refused:
@@ -1144,17 +1149,17 @@ Rules that make it fail cleanly rather than silently:
 
 Reading the refusal you got:
 
-| Message | What it means |
-| --- | --- |
-| `must be an ABSOLUTE path` | You passed a relative path. Pass the full one. |
-| `must be inside the workspace` | The file is outside the workspace (or a symlink out of it). Regenerate it under the workspace. |
-| `is a symbolic link` | Symlinks are never followed. Pass the real path. |
-| `changed while it was being opened` | The file was replaced mid-call. Finish writing it, then call putItems. |
-| `grew while it was being read` | The file was still being written. Wait for the script to finish, then call putItems. |
-| `could not read \`itemsFile\`` | The host cannot see that path — the usual cause is a file written to a temp dir outside the mount. Write it under the workspace. |
-| `is not a regular file` | The path is a directory, device, or fifo. |
-| `could not be read as JSON` | The file exists and was read, but does not parse. This is YOUR file's shape, not a host problem — check the script that wrote it (a truncated write, a trailing comma, log output mixed into the file). |
-| `must hold a non-empty JSON array of record objects` | It parsed, but is `[]`, an object, or an array of scalars. The file must be `[{…}, {…}]` — the same row objects you would have passed as `items`. |
+| Message                                              | What it means                                                                                                                                                                                           |
+| ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `must be an ABSOLUTE path`                           | You passed a relative path. Pass the full one.                                                                                                                                                          |
+| `must be inside the workspace`                       | The file is outside the workspace (or a symlink out of it). Regenerate it under the workspace.                                                                                                          |
+| `is a symbolic link`                                 | Symlinks are never followed. Pass the real path.                                                                                                                                                        |
+| `changed while it was being opened`                  | The file was replaced mid-call. Finish writing it, then call putItems.                                                                                                                                  |
+| `grew while it was being read`                       | The file was still being written. Wait for the script to finish, then call putItems.                                                                                                                    |
+| `could not read \`itemsFile\``                       | The host cannot see that path — the usual cause is a file written to a temp dir outside the mount. Write it under the workspace.                                                                        |
+| `is not a regular file`                              | The path is a directory, device, or fifo.                                                                                                                                                               |
+| `could not be read as JSON`                          | The file exists and was read, but does not parse. This is YOUR file's shape, not a host problem — check the script that wrote it (a truncated write, a trailing comma, log output mixed into the file). |
+| `must hold a non-empty JSON array of record objects` | It parsed, but is `[]`, an object, or an array of scalars. The file must be `[{…}, {…}]` — the same row objects you would have passed as `items`.                                                       |
 
 Do NOT spawn the MCP bridge yourself. A hand-written JSON-RPC client fails
 invisibly and can leave a partially written collection that nothing reports.
@@ -1196,10 +1201,14 @@ the calendar can place. So format the string, never convert it:
 
 ```js
 // WRONG — appends `Z` and shifts the hours by the generating machine's offset
-{ startAt: new Date(`${day}T08:00`).toISOString() }   // "2026-08-17T15:00:00.000Z"
+{
+  startAt: new Date(`${day}T08:00`).toISOString();
+} // "2026-08-17T15:00:00.000Z"
 
 // RIGHT — the clock you meant, written as the clock
-{ startAt: `${day}T08:00` }                            // "2026-08-17T08:00"
+{
+  startAt: `${day}T08:00`;
+} // "2026-08-17T08:00"
 ```
 
 The conversion is the more expensive half: had the format passed, a Tokyo court's
@@ -1249,7 +1258,7 @@ second line, with the plugin-load errors above it, is what a bug report needs.
 ### Symptoms
 
 - Reading or writing a collection fails with `shared collection unavailable:
-  connect remote-host first`.
+connect remote-host first`.
 - A collection whose `schema.json` declares `"storage": { "type": "firestore" }`
   never appears in the list at all.
 - Reads and writes fail with `permission-denied` from Firestore even though the
@@ -1269,7 +1278,7 @@ The backend deliberately fails loudly instead of returning nothing.
 
 2. **The collection never appears** — discovery REFUSED the schema, and the
    reason is in the server log under `collections` (`schema.json rejected after
-   validation, skipping`). For a shared collection the usual reason is the app
+validation, skipping`). For a shared collection the usual reason is the app
    declaration: `apps/{aid}/collections/{cid}/items` needs an `aid`, which comes
    from `app.json` at the repository root, not from the schema.
 
@@ -1382,6 +1391,14 @@ treatment, and the workspace mounted if you want it to follow the port.
   message.
 - The platform token (bot token, app token) was revoked or regenerated.
 - The bridge process is not running at all. Check before assuming anything above.
+  Since #3084 a bridge that died says why on its last line — `[<transport>]
+  unhandled rejection — exiting: …` or `[<transport>] uncaught exception —
+  exiting: …`, naming the transport. A bridge stopped on purpose names the
+  signal: Ctrl-C prints `[<transport>] SIGINT — shutting down`, while a plain
+  `kill <pid>` sends SIGTERM and prints `[<transport>] SIGTERM — shutting down`.
+  **No such line and the process gone** means either an older npm build (they
+  had no handlers at all, so a missed `await` left only a stack trace) or a kill
+  no handler can catch (`kill -9` / SIGKILL, or the OOM killer).
 
 ### What to collect if none of it explains the silence
 
@@ -1391,6 +1408,54 @@ the server's `[server] listening port=…` line, and whether
 port, and did the bridge agree" — which is what every one of these turns out to
 be.
 
+## A webhook bridge exits at startup, or never binds its port
+
+### Symptoms
+
+One of the webhook bridges — `line`, `line-works`, `google-chat`, `messenger`,
+`teams`, `twilio-sms`, `viber`, `webhook`, `whatsapp` — exits immediately after
+being started, printing one of:
+
+```text
+Port 3002 is already in use. Set LINE_BRIDGE_PORT to a free port, or LINE_BRIDGE_PORT=0 to let the OS pick one.
+LINE_BRIDGE_PORT="302a" is not a usable port. Set it to an integer from 0 to 65535 (LINE_BRIDGE_PORT=0 asks the OS for a free port), or unset it to use 3002.
+```
+
+Both name the env var to change, and each bridge has its own — `WEBHOOK_PORT`,
+`TWILIO_WEBHOOK_PORT`, `VIBER_WEBHOOK_PORT` and so on. Read the message rather
+than guessing the name.
+
+### "Already in use" is usually the server, not a second bridge
+
+The server's port walk (3002-3021) covers the whole bridge band (3002-3013), so
+a server that found 3001 busy and moved forward can be sitting on a bridge's
+default. Check what the server actually bound before moving the bridge:
+
+```bash
+cat "${MULMOCLAUDE_WORKSPACE_PATH:-$HOME/mulmoclaude}/.server-port"
+lsof -nP -iTCP:3002 -sTCP:LISTEN
+```
+
+Two ways out, both fine:
+
+- Give the bridge a port outside the server's band: `LINE_BRIDGE_PORT=3200`.
+- Let the OS choose: `LINE_BRIDGE_PORT=0`. The startup banner then names the
+  port it actually got — read the banner, not the env var, when tunnelling to it
+  (`Webhook listening on http://localhost:52431/webhook`).
+
+### Before #3084 both of these were silent
+
+A bridge of that vintage reads its port as `Number(process.env.X) || <default>`
+and calls a bare `app.listen`. So a **typo ran on the default without a word**
+(`302a` → `NaN` → falsy → the default), `X=0` was impossible (falsy too), and a
+busy port surfaced as an unhandled `EADDRINUSE` with no mention of which env var
+to change. If neither message above appears and the bridge simply dies, or it is
+answering on a port you did not ask for, that is the old build: reinstall it
+(`npm i -g @mulmobridge/<platform>@latest`).
+
+A bridge that starts but never replies is a different failure — see "A messaging
+bridge's bot does not reply, and nothing errors" above.
+
 ## `renderShapeScript` says Chromium is not installed
 
 `renderShapeScript` rasterises a ShapeScript model by driving Puppeteer's
@@ -1420,3 +1485,52 @@ The same message with `(launch failed: …)` appended means the browser is
 installed but would not start — usually a sandbox with no permission to
 spawn it. Report the parenthesised reason to the user rather than the
 install hint alone.
+
+## The server refuses to start — "MulmoClaude is already running against this workspace"
+
+### Symptoms
+
+- `yarn dev`, `yarn server` or `npx mulmoclaude` exits immediately with:
+  `MulmoClaude is already running against this workspace at http://localhost:<port>`
+- It happens even with a free port named explicitly (`PORT=3100 yarn dev`).
+
+### Why
+
+Two servers over one workspace overwrite each other's `.session-token`. After
+that a stateless plugin dispatch authenticates cleanly against the *wrong*
+server, while the session-scoped `/api/internal/tool-result` push lands where
+the session does not exist and is dropped — so plugin views simply never render
+on one of the two and nothing reports an error. The guard refuses that setup
+rather than letting it happen quietly (#3079).
+
+The check reads `<workspace>/.server-port` and probes the port it names, so it
+is about the WORKSPACE, not the port: a busy 3001 held by some other program
+still walks forward as before.
+
+### Fix
+
+Usually the message is right and there is already a server to use — open the URL
+it printed.
+
+To run a genuinely separate second instance, give it its own workspace (no flag
+needed, this is the supported shape):
+
+```bash
+MULMOCLAUDE_WORKSPACE_PATH=~/mulmoclaude-scratch PORT=3100 yarn dev
+```
+
+If the first server was killed hard (`kill -9`, a crashed container) the sidecar
+can name a port something else has since taken; the probe treats a non-MulmoClaude
+answer as "nobody there", so that case does not stop a launch. A stop therefore
+means a real instance answered.
+
+To share one workspace between two servers anyway — accepting the token stomping:
+
+```bash
+MULMOCLAUDE_ALLOW_MULTIPLE_INSTANCES=1 yarn dev
+```
+
+Use the env var for `yarn dev`. The `--allow-multiple-instances` flag works on
+`npx mulmoclaude` and `yarn server`, but **not** on `yarn dev`: that is a compound
+`a && b && c` script, yarn appends extra args to the last command only, and the
+guard that stops the launch runs in the first one.

package/assets/helps/sandbox.md

@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ The container runs with `--cap-drop ALL` and as the host user's UID/GID, so it h
 
 ## Disabling the Sandbox
 
-Set the environment variable `DISABLE_SANDBOX=1` to always run the agent directly on the host, even when Docker is available. Equivalently, pass the `--disable-sandbox` CLI flag — `yarn dev --disable-sandbox` or `npx mulmoclaude --disable-sandbox`. The flag form is handy on Windows PowerShell (no inline `VAR=value` syntax), in IDE / launcher run configs, and for quick ad-hoc debugging. Both set the same internal switch; the env var stays supported in parallel.
+Set the environment variable `DISABLE_SANDBOX=1` to always run the agent directly on the host, even when Docker is available. Equivalently, pass the `--disable-sandbox` CLI flag — `npx mulmoclaude --disable-sandbox` or `yarn server --disable-sandbox` (**not** `yarn dev`, whose compound script drops trailing args; use the env var there). The flag form is handy on Windows PowerShell (no inline `VAR=value` syntax), in IDE / launcher run configs, and for quick ad-hoc debugging. Both set the same internal switch; the env var stays supported in parallel.
 
 ## Debug aids (opt-in env vars)
 
-These flags exist for development / debugging only. Off by default so production runs aren't surprised. Each has an equivalent `--flag` CLI form (drop the `=1`, kebab-case the name) accepted by both `yarn dev` and `npx mulmoclaude` — e.g. `DISABLE_SANDBOX=1` ≡ `--disable-sandbox`, `PERSIST_TOOL_CALLS=1` ≡ `--persist-tool-calls`, `DISABLE_MACOS_REMINDER_NOTIFICATIONS=1` ≡ `--disable-macos-reminders`, `JOURNAL_FORCE_RUN_ON_STARTUP=1` ≡ `--journal-force-run`, `CHAT_INDEX_FORCE_RUN_ON_STARTUP=1` ≡ `--chat-index-force-run`. Secret-bearing vars (auth token, API keys) have no flag form on purpose — argv is visible via `ps` / shell history.
+These flags exist for development / debugging only. Off by default so production runs aren't surprised. Each has an equivalent `--flag` CLI form (drop the `=1`, kebab-case the name) accepted by `npx mulmoclaude` and `yarn server` — but **not** `yarn dev`, which drops trailing args — e.g. `DISABLE_SANDBOX=1` ≡ `--disable-sandbox`, `PERSIST_TOOL_CALLS=1` ≡ `--persist-tool-calls`, `DISABLE_MACOS_REMINDER_NOTIFICATIONS=1` ≡ `--disable-macos-reminders`, `JOURNAL_FORCE_RUN_ON_STARTUP=1` ≡ `--journal-force-run`, `CHAT_INDEX_FORCE_RUN_ON_STARTUP=1` ≡ `--chat-index-force-run`. Secret-bearing vars (auth token, API keys) have no flag form on purpose — argv is visible via `ps` / shell history.
 
 - `DISABLE_SANDBOX=1` — see above. Bypasses the Docker sandbox.
 - `PERSIST_TOOL_CALLS=1` — also persist `tool_call` events to the session jsonl alongside `tool_result`. Useful for reading the args sent to a tool after the run is over (page refresh / server restart). Off by default because args can be large and may carry payload bytes (inline images, full MulmoScript JSON) you didn't expect to land in the jsonl. See [issue #1096](https://github.com/receptron/mulmoclaude/issues/1096) for the rationale.

package/dist/collection/index.cjs

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 Object.defineProperty(exports, Symbol.toStringTag, { value: "Module" });
-const require_dist = require("../dist-CsgSfWwR.cjs");
+const require_dist = require("../dist-Gj7ygaW2.cjs");
 const require_itemId = require("../itemId-CGT2J7YK.cjs");
-const require_promptSafety = require("../promptSafety-Cv-SoTd4.cjs");
+const require_promptSafety = require("../promptSafety-caJWd1ZQ.cjs");
 const require_project = require("../project-C1ep9pvo.cjs");
 const require_iconGlyph = require("../iconGlyph-fSBp6k4J.cjs");
+require("../errorMessage-CT-va_Pv.cjs");
 //#region src/collection/core/presentCollection.ts
 var TOOL_NAME = "presentCollection";
 /** Stamp a host's opaque project scope onto a card payload. The ONLY way a

package/dist/collection/index.cjs.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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The\n// executor only validates + echoes the addressing; the live schema + items\n// are fetched client-side by the View through the host's /api/collections\n// routes, so a bad slug surfaces as the View's \"not found\" state.\n\nimport type { ToolContext, ToolDefinition, ToolResult } from \"gui-chat-protocol\";\n\nexport const TOOL_NAME = \"presentCollection\";\n\n/** Render payload carried in the tool result's `data` field; the View mounts\n *  off these. Same shape as the tool args. */\nexport interface PresentCollectionData {\n  /** Slug of the collection to display (e.g. \"clients\", \"invoices\"). */\n  collectionSlug: string;\n  /** Optional primary-key value of a single item to open on mount. */\n  itemId?: string | undefined;\n  /** Which ROOT this card's collection lives in, as a host-opaque scope token.\n   *\n   *  A collection's identity is `(root, slug)`, but a card payload named only\n   *  the slug — so the host re-resolved it through whatever binding was current\n   *  when the card RENDERED, which in a multi-root host may be a different\n   *  project than the one the card was made in. A card built in project A could\n   *  then read project B's data.\n   *\n   *  **Stamped by the HOST, never accepted from tool arguments.** The tool args\n   *  are a model-controlled channel: a model that could name the scope could\n   *  name another project's, and the card — and any token minted for it — would\n   *  address a project the user never opened in this conversation. So\n   *  `executePresentCollection` DROPS any `scope` it is handed, and a host adds\n   *  its own with {@link withCardScope} when it applies the result, where it\n   *  already knows which binding produced the call.\n   *\n   *  Host-opaque: pass an opaque project id, NEVER an absolute path — this\n   *  payload reaches the browser and, through a view, an LLM-authored iframe.\n   *\n   *  Absent — the single-workspace case — the payload and every reconciliation\n   *  decision are exactly what they were before this field existed. */\n  scope?: string | undefined;\n}\n\n/** Stamp a host's opaque project scope onto a card payload. The ONLY way a\n *  scope gets in: the executor refuses to take one from tool arguments (see\n *  `PresentCollectionData.scope`). `undefined` returns the payload untouched,\n *  so a single-workspace host calling this unconditionally still produces a\n *  payload with no `scope` property at all. */\nexport function withCardScope(data: PresentCollectionData, scope: string | undefined): PresentCollectionData {\n  const trimmed = typeof scope === \"string\" ? scope.trim() : \"\";\n  return trimmed.length > 0 ? { ...data, scope: trimmed } : data;\n}\n\n/** A card's identity for reconciliation. Two cards match only when they name\n *  the same collection IN THE SAME SCOPE, so two projects' `tasks` cards stay\n *  two cards. With no scope on either side this is the slug, unchanged. */\nexport function collectionCardKey(data: Pick<PresentCollectionData, \"collectionSlug\" | \"scope\">): string {\n  return data.scope === undefined ? data.collectionSlug : `${data.scope}\\u0000${data.collectionSlug}`;\n}\n\n/** Do two card payloads address the same card? The reconciliation predicate a\n *  host should use instead of comparing slugs. */\nexport function sameCollectionCard(\n  one: Pick<PresentCollectionData, \"collectionSlug\" | \"scope\">,\n  other: Pick<PresentCollectionData, \"collectionSlug\" | \"scope\">,\n): boolean {\n  return collectionCardKey(one) === collectionCardKey(other);\n}\n\nexport type PresentCollectionArgs = PresentCollectionData;\n\nexport const TOOL_DEFINITION: ToolDefinition = {\n  type: \"function\",\n  name: TOOL_NAME,\n  description:\n    \"Display a schema-driven collection inline in the chat as an interactive, editable card. Shows the collection's list of records. Pass `itemId` to open one specific record on mount.\",\n  parameters: {\n    type: \"object\",\n    properties: {\n      collectionSlug: {\n        type: \"string\",\n        description: \"The slug of the collection to display (e.g. 'clients', 'invoices', 'contacts').\",\n      },\n      itemId: {\n        type: \"string\",\n        description: \"Optional primary-key value of a single record to open in detail view on mount. Omit to show the full list.\",\n      },\n    },\n    required: [\"collectionSlug\"],\n  },\n  prompt: `After making changes to schema-driven collections, use ${TOOL_NAME} to present either the collection or the item`,\n};\n\n/** A trimmed non-empty string, or undefined. The tool's args arrive from an\n *  LLM (and `scope` from the host), so every field is validated the same way\n *  rather than trusted. */\nconst cleaned = (value: unknown): string | undefined => (typeof value === \"string\" && value.trim().length > 0 ? value.trim() : undefined);\n\n/** Normalise the tool args into the card payload, or `null` when the required\n *  slug is missing. Pure and exported so the addressing rules are testable\n *  without going through a `ToolResult`.\n *\n *  `scope` is deliberately NOT read from the args — see\n *  `PresentCollectionData.scope`. Everything here comes from a model-controlled\n *  channel, and the scope decides which project the card reads; a host stamps\n *  it afterwards with `withCardScope`.\n *\n *  Keys are added one at a time rather than spread with `undefined` values, so\n *  a payload with no `itemId` OMITS the property entirely — which is what keeps\n *  a single-workspace card byte-identical to what it has always been, in both\n *  `deepEqual` and JSON. */\nexport const toPresentCollectionData = (args: PresentCollectionArgs): PresentCollectionData | null => {\n  const collectionSlug = cleaned(args?.collectionSlug);\n  if (!collectionSlug) return null;\n  const itemId = cleaned(args.itemId);\n  return { collectionSlug, ...(itemId ? { itemId } : {}) };\n};\n\nexport const executePresentCollection = async (\n  _context: ToolContext,\n  args: PresentCollectionArgs,\n): Promise<ToolResult<PresentCollectionData, PresentCollectionData>> => {\n  const data = toPresentCollectionData(args);\n  if (!data) {\n    return {\n      message: \"presentCollection error: collectionSlug is required\",\n      instructions: \"Tell the user you couldn't display the collection because no collection was specified, and ask which collection they mean.\",\n    };\n  }\n  const { collectionSlug, itemId } = data;\n  const target = itemId ? `${collectionSlug} / ${itemId}` : collectionSlug;\n  return {\n    message: `Presented collection ${target}`,\n    // `data` is the view's source (also the host's render-eligibility signal);\n    // `jsonData` is what the LLM sees. Same payload, two audiences.\n    data,\n    jsonData: data,\n    // Phrased to stay correct for BOTH storage kinds without loading the\n    // schema (this executor is deliberately pure/isomorphic): a writable\n    // collection offers edit/create/delete in the card; a read-only\n    // `dataSource` collection hides those and changes flow through its\n    // data file instead.\n    instructions:\n      \"The collection has been presented to the user as an interactive card. They can browse and open records directly; on a writable collection they can also edit, create, and delete (a read-only dataSource collection shows no edit controls — its records change by editing the backing data file). No further action is needed unless they ask.\",\n  };\n};\n","// A standard, ordered colour palette for `enum` field values, shared by every\n// collection surface (list, calendar, kanban). Each value in an\n// enum's `values` array is assigned the palette entry at its index — cycling\n// when an enum declares more values than the palette holds — so colouring is\n// automatic and consistent without any per-value schema config.\n//\n// Tailwind only detects class names that appear as complete string literals,\n// so every surface's classes are spelled out per colour below rather than\n// built from a colour name at runtime.\n//\n// One enum is special: the field a schema's `notifyWhen` targets (the\n// \"notification enum\"). Its flagged values read the notification severity\n// colours — the first flagged value (most urgent) red, the rest amber — and\n// every other value reads neutral grey, mirroring the notification bell\n// (red = urgent, amber = nudge) rather than the rotating palette.\n// `resolveEnumColor` encapsulates that rule.\n\nimport { fieldText, fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionSchema } from \"./schema\";\n\nexport interface EnumColorClasses {\n  /** Stat-card style: border + fill + text + hover. */\n  card: string;\n  /** Small status dot (kanban column header). */\n  dot: string;\n  /** Pill / badge / inline `<select>` fill + text (no border width). */\n  badge: string;\n  /** Border colour, paired with a `border` width class by the caller. */\n  border: string;\n}\n\n// The palette deliberately EXCLUDES the warm warning band (red / orange /\n// amber): those are reserved for the notification-enum severity colours\n// (`ENUM_ALERT` red, `ENUM_NUDGE` amber), so a normal enum value can never\n// draw a colour that reads like a notification. Eight well-separated cool /\n// green / magenta hues keep enough variety for wide enums.\nconst PALETTE: readonly EnumColorClasses[] = [\n  {\n    card: \"border-indigo-200 bg-indigo-50 text-indigo-600 hover:bg-indigo-100\",\n    dot: \"bg-indigo-500\",\n    badge: \"bg-indigo-100 text-indigo-700\",\n    border: \"border-indigo-200\",\n  },\n  { card: \"border-sky-200 bg-sky-50 text-sky-600 hover:bg-sky-100\", dot: \"bg-sky-500\", badge: \"bg-sky-100 text-sky-700\", border: \"border-sky-200\" },\n  { card: \"border-cyan-200 bg-cyan-50 text-cyan-600 hover:bg-cyan-100\", dot: \"bg-cyan-500\", badge: \"bg-cyan-100 text-cyan-700\", border: \"border-cyan-200\" },\n  { card: \"border-teal-200 bg-teal-50 text-teal-600 hover:bg-teal-100\", dot: \"bg-teal-500\", badge: \"bg-teal-100 text-teal-700\", border: \"border-teal-200\" },\n  {\n    card: \"border-emerald-200 bg-emerald-50 text-emerald-600 hover:bg-emerald-100\",\n    dot: \"bg-emerald-500\",\n    badge: \"bg-emerald-100 text-emerald-700\",\n    border: \"border-emerald-200\",\n  },\n  { card: \"border-lime-200 bg-lime-50 text-lime-600 hover:bg-lime-100\", dot: \"bg-lime-500\", badge: \"bg-lime-100 text-lime-700\", border: \"border-lime-200\" },\n  {\n    card: \"border-violet-200 bg-violet-50 text-violet-600 hover:bg-violet-100\",\n    dot: \"bg-violet-500\",\n    badge: \"bg-violet-100 text-violet-700\",\n    border: \"border-violet-200\",\n  },\n  {\n    card: \"border-fuchsia-200 bg-fuchsia-50 text-fuchsia-600 hover:bg-fuchsia-100\",\n    dot: \"bg-fuchsia-500\",\n    badge: \"bg-fuchsia-100 text-fuchsia-700\",\n    border: \"border-fuchsia-200\",\n  },\n];\n\n/** Neutral styling for the empty / Uncategorized bucket — never a palette\n *  colour, so an unset or unknown value reads grey across every surface. */\nexport const ENUM_NEUTRAL: EnumColorClasses = {\n  card: \"border-slate-200 bg-slate-50 text-slate-500 hover:bg-slate-100\",\n  dot: \"bg-slate-300\",\n  badge: \"bg-slate-100 text-slate-500\",\n  border: \"border-slate-200\",\n};\n\n/** The urgent notification colour (red), matching the bell's `urgent`\n *  severity. The first value a schema's `notifyWhen` flags reads this. */\nexport const ENUM_ALERT: EnumColorClasses = {\n  card: \"border-red-200 bg-red-50 text-red-600 hover:bg-red-100\",\n  dot: \"bg-red-500\",\n  badge: \"bg-red-100 text-red-700\",\n  border: \"border-red-200\",\n};\n\n/** The nudge notification colour (amber), matching the bell's `nudge`\n *  severity. Flagged `notifyWhen` values after the first read this. */\nexport const ENUM_NUDGE: EnumColorClasses = {\n  card: \"border-amber-200 bg-amber-50 text-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100\",\n  dot: \"bg-amber-500\",\n  badge: \"bg-amber-100 text-amber-700\",\n  border: \"border-amber-200\",\n};\n\n/** Classes for the enum value at `index` in its field's `values` array. A\n *  negative index (value unset or not among the declared values) reads\n *  neutral. */\nexport function enumColorClasses(index: number): EnumColorClasses {\n  if (index < 0) return ENUM_NEUTRAL;\n  return PALETTE[index % PALETTE.length] ?? ENUM_NEUTRAL;\n}\n\n/** Index of `value` within an enum field's declared `values`, or -1 when the\n *  value is empty / unknown (→ neutral). */\nexport function enumValueIndex(values: readonly string[] | undefined, value: unknown): number {\n  // No text form (array/object) means no enum member — \"[object Object]\" must\n  // not index into the palette.\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(value);\n  if (text === null || text === \"\") return -1;\n  return values?.indexOf(text) ?? -1;\n}\n\n/** The flagged values when `fieldKey` is the schema's `notifyWhen` target (the\n *  \"notification enum\"); undefined for every other field. */\nfunction notifyValuesFor(schema: CollectionSchema, fieldKey: string): readonly string[] | undefined {\n  const spec = schema.notifyWhen;\n  return spec && spec.field === fieldKey ? spec.in : undefined;\n}\n\n/** Resolve a value's colour for enum field `fieldKey`:\n *  - Notification enum (`notifyWhen` targets it): the first flagged value (in\n *    `notifyWhen.in` order, the most urgent) reads notification red, the rest\n *    amber, and every non-flagged value neutral grey.\n *  - Any other enum: the standard palette by the value's declared index. */\nexport function resolveEnumColor(schema: CollectionSchema, fieldKey: string, value: unknown): EnumColorClasses {\n  const notifyValues = notifyValuesFor(schema, fieldKey);\n  if (notifyValues) {\n    const str = fieldText(value);\n    const rank = notifyValues.indexOf(str);\n    if (rank < 0) return ENUM_NEUTRAL;\n    return rank === 0 ? ENUM_ALERT : ENUM_NUDGE;\n  }\n  const spec = schema.fields[fieldKey];\n  return enumColorClasses(enumValueIndex(spec?.type === \"enum\" ? spec.values : undefined, value));\n}\n","// Pure edit-draft logic for the collection record form, extracted from\n// CollectionView.vue so the parent (build draft / save / validate) and\n// the extracted CollectionRecordPanel (per-row table mutators) share one\n// implementation. No Vue, no I/O — every function maps a draft + schema\n// to a value, so the omission/validation semantics are unit-testable.\n\nimport { fieldText } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport { fieldVisible } from \"./actionVisible\";\nimport { COMPUTED_TYPES } from \"./schema\";\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec as FieldSpec, CollectionFieldType as FieldType, CollectionItem, CollectionSchema } from \"./schema\";\nimport type { EditState, TableRowDraft } from \"./uiTypes\";\n\n/** Build a row draft, reading each sub-field's persisted value via\n *  `readSub`. An empty row passes a reader that always returns\n *  `undefined`; a row-from-item reads the source record. Boolean\n *  presence uses `typeof raw === \"boolean\"` so an existing explicit\n *  `false` is recorded as present and round-trips on a no-op save. */\nfunction buildTableRowDraft(subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>, readSub: (subKey: string) => unknown): TableRowDraft {\n  const text: Record<string, string> = {};\n  const bool: Record<string, boolean> = {};\n  const boolOriginallyPresent: Record<string, boolean> = {};\n  const boolTouched: Record<string, boolean> = {};\n  for (const [subKey, subField] of Object.entries(subFields)) {\n    const raw = readSub(subKey);\n    if (subField.type === \"boolean\") {\n      bool[subKey] = raw === true;\n      boolOriginallyPresent[subKey] = typeof raw === \"boolean\";\n      boolTouched[subKey] = false;\n    } else {\n      text[subKey] = fieldText(raw);\n    }\n  }\n  return { text, bool, boolOriginallyPresent, boolTouched };\n}\n\n/** A fresh, empty row draft for a `table` field's sub-schema. */\nexport function emptyRow(subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>): TableRowDraft {\n  return buildTableRowDraft(subFields, () => undefined);\n}\n\n/** Build a row draft from an existing persisted row. */\nexport function rowFromItem(item: Record<string, unknown>, subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>): TableRowDraft {\n  return buildTableRowDraft(subFields, (subKey) => item[subKey]);\n}\n\n/** Own-property boolean read: a field named `toString` / `constructor` /\n *  `__proto__` must read `false` here, not inherit a truthy Object.prototype\n *  member and force an untouched boolean into every saved record. */\nfunction ownFlag(flags: Record<string, boolean>, key: string): boolean {\n  return Object.hasOwn(flags, key) && flags[key] === true;\n}\n\n/** Decide whether a boolean field's draft value should be emitted (vs.\n *  omitted so a downstream default applies). */\nfunction shouldEmitBoolean(state: EditState, key: string, field: FieldSpec): boolean {\n  return ownFlag(state.boolOriginallyPresent, key) || ownFlag(state.boolTouched, key) || Boolean(field.required);\n}\n\n/** Convert a scalar draft slot to its persisted form. `undefined` = omit. */\nfunction scalarDraftToValue(raw: string | undefined, fieldType: FieldType): unknown {\n  if (raw === undefined || raw === \"\") return undefined;\n  if (fieldType === \"number\" || fieldType === \"money\") {\n    const num = Number(raw);\n    return Number.isFinite(num) ? num : raw;\n  }\n  return raw;\n}\n\n/** Convert one table row draft to its persisted record. */\nfunction rowDraftToRecord(rowDraft: TableRowDraft, subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>): Record<string, unknown> {\n  const row: Record<string, unknown> = {};\n  for (const [subKey, subField] of Object.entries(subFields)) {\n    if (subField.type === \"boolean\") {\n      const value = ownFlag(rowDraft.bool, subKey);\n      if (ownFlag(rowDraft.boolOriginallyPresent, subKey) || ownFlag(rowDraft.boolTouched, subKey) || value || subField.required) row[subKey] = value;\n      continue;\n    }\n    const value = scalarDraftToValue(rowDraft.text[subKey], subField.type);\n    if (value !== undefined) row[subKey] = value;\n  }\n  return row;\n}\n\n/** Convert a full edit draft to the record to persist.\n *\n *  Collected as entries rather than assigned into an accumulator: a field may\n *  be named `__proto__` (JSON.parse hands that over as an own key, so it\n *  reaches here like any other), and `record[key] = value` would run the\n *  prototype setter for that one name — the user's value would vanish between\n *  the form and the save, with nothing to see. `fromEntries` defines an own\n *  property whatever the name is. The read side of this file already guards the\n *  same hazard with `ownFlag` (Codex review on #2910). */\nexport function draftToRecord(state: EditState, schema: CollectionSchema): CollectionItem {\n  const entries: [string, unknown][] = [];\n  for (const [key, field] of Object.entries(schema.fields)) {\n    if (COMPUTED_TYPES.has(field.type)) continue; // never persisted (toggle projects an enum field)\n    if (field.type === \"boolean\") {\n      if (shouldEmitBoolean(state, key, field)) entries.push([key, ownFlag(state.bool, key)]);\n      continue;\n    }\n    if (field.type === \"table\" && field.of) {\n      const subFields = field.of;\n      entries.push([key, (state.table[key] ?? []).map((rowDraft) => rowDraftToRecord(rowDraft, subFields))]);\n      continue;\n    }\n    const value = scalarDraftToValue(state.text[key], field.type);\n    if (value !== undefined) entries.push([key, value]);\n  }\n  return Object.fromEntries(entries);\n}\n\n/** Normalise a raw inline-edit input (table-cell checkbox/select) to its\n *  persisted form. Mirrors `draftToRecord`'s boolean strictness; an empty\n *  enum selection (the placeholder option) clears the field via `undefined`. */\nexport function coerceInlineValue(field: FieldSpec, raw: boolean | string): unknown {\n  if (field.type === \"boolean\") return raw === true;\n  return raw === \"\" ? undefined : raw;\n}\n\n/** Build the full record to PUT for a single-cell inline edit, without\n *  mutating `item`. A `undefined` value omits the key (enum cleared),\n *  matching `draftToRecord`'s omission semantics. */\nexport function buildUpdatedRecord(item: CollectionItem, key: string, value: unknown): CollectionItem {\n  if (value === undefined) {\n    const { [key]: __omit, ...rest } = item;\n    return rest;\n  }\n  return { ...item, [key]: value };\n}\n\n/** Empty for required-field validation — NOT a truthiness check (a\n *  numeric `0` is a filled value). */\nfunction isMissingDraftValue(value: unknown): boolean {\n  return value === undefined || value === null || value === \"\";\n}\n\n/** Label of the first required table sub-field empty in any row, else null. */\nfunction firstMissingTableSubField(field: FieldSpec, rows: TableRowDraft[] | undefined): string | null {\n  if (field.type !== \"table\" || !rows) return null;\n  for (const [rowIdx, row] of rows.entries()) {\n    for (const [subKey, subField] of Object.entries(field.of)) {\n      if (!subField.required || subField.type === \"boolean\") continue;\n      if (isMissingDraftValue(row.text[subKey])) return `${field.label} #${rowIdx + 1}: ${subField.label}`;\n    }\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\n/** Field types the required check never flags: booleans always hold a\n *  value, and the computed/projected kinds (COMPUTED_TYPES — the shared\n *  set, so a future computed type can't drift past this check) have no\n *  draft input at all. */\nconst NEVER_MISSING_TYPES: ReadonlySet<FieldType> = new Set<FieldType>([\"boolean\", ...COMPUTED_TYPES]);\n\nfunction validateOneField(key: string, field: FieldSpec, draft: EditState, record: CollectionItem): string | null {\n  // A `when`-hidden field has no input the user can fill — never missing.\n  if (!fieldVisible(field, record)) return null;\n  if (field.type === \"table\" && field.of) {\n    const rows = draft.table[key];\n    if (field.required && (!rows || rows.length === 0)) return field.label;\n    return firstMissingTableSubField(field, rows);\n  }\n  if (!field.required) return null;\n  if (draft.mode === \"create\" && field.primary === true) return null; // server auto-generates id\n  if (NEVER_MISSING_TYPES.has(field.type)) return null;\n  return isMissingDraftValue(draft.text[key]) ? field.label : null;\n}\n\n/** Human-readable label of the first missing required field, or null. */\nexport function firstMissingRequiredField(draft: EditState, schema: CollectionSchema): string | null {\n  const record = draftToRecord(draft, schema);\n  for (const [key, field] of Object.entries(schema.fields)) {\n    const missing = validateOneField(key, field, draft, record);\n    if (missing) return missing;\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n","// The slash-command chat seed a collection view sends to the agent when the\n// user starts a chat from a skill-backed collection or one of its records.\n// Skill-backed collections have a `/<slug>` command, so seed that. (Feeds are\n// skill-less and seeded differently; that branch stays in the view because it\n// is i18n-driven.)\n\n/** `/<slug> <message>`, or `/<slug> id=<itemId> <message>` when a specific\n *  record is addressed. The `id=` selector goes BEFORE the free-text message so\n *  the skill's argument parser reads it as a flag rather than as prose. */\nexport function skillCommandSeed(slug: string, message: string, itemId?: string): string {\n  return itemId ? `/${slug} id=${itemId} ${message}` : `/${slug} ${message}`;\n}\n","// The one place an index row becomes the `{slug,title,icon,color}` a pinned\n// shortcut reconciles against.\n//\n// Both the collections index and the feeds index did this inline, and the\n// awkward part is identical in each: `color` must be ADDED only when there is\n// one, never assigned as `undefined` — the shortcut shapes declare it narrow\n// (see `CollectionSummary.color`) because the remote-host handlers pass them\n// through `Jsonify`, which drops `undefined` from a member union. Writing that\n// out twice is how the two copies drift.\n\nimport type { CollectionShortcutInfo } from \"./uiTypes\";\n\n/** The fields an index row supplies. Both `CollectionSummary` and\n *  `FeedSummary` satisfy it; `icon` is optional because a feed row may carry\n *  an empty one and rely on the surface's default. */\nexport interface ShortcutInfoSource {\n  slug: string;\n  title: string;\n  icon?: string | undefined;\n  color?: string | undefined;\n}\n\n/** An index row as shortcut-reconcile input. `fallbackIcon` stands in when the\n *  row names no icon (feeds do this); `color` is omitted entirely rather than\n *  set to `undefined` when the row has none. */\nexport function toShortcutInfo(row: ShortcutInfoSource, fallbackIcon: string): CollectionShortcutInfo {\n  return {\n    slug: row.slug,\n    title: row.title,\n    icon: row.icon && row.icon.length > 0 ? row.icon : fallbackIcon,\n    ...(row.color === undefined ? {} : { color: row.color }),\n  };\n}\n","// Sorting for the collection list table. The header sort toggle (next to\n// each field title) cycles a single active column through none → asc →\n// desc → none; this module turns that state plus a per-field value\n// extractor into an ordered copy of the rows.\n//\n// Two invariants the comparator guarantees:\n//   1. Rows with an empty/missing value for the sorted field always sink\n//      to the bottom, regardless of direction.\n//   2. Ties (and the empty group) keep their original order — the sort is\n//      stable via the captured source index.\n//\n// Field-type → comparable mapping (see `isSortableField`):\n//   string/text/email → string · number/money → numeric ·\n//   date/datetime → epoch-ms · enum → declared-index · boolean/toggle/flag →\n//   false<true · ref → display label · derived → its display type.\n// markdown/table/image/file/embed get no sort button.\n\nimport { fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionItem, CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionFieldType } from \"./schema\";\n\nexport type SortDirection = \"asc\" | \"desc\";\n\nexport interface SortState {\n  /** Field key of the single active sort column. */\n  field: string;\n  direction: SortDirection;\n}\n\n/** A row's comparable value for the active field. Exactly one of `num` /\n *  `str` is set when not empty; `empty` rows always sort last. */\nexport interface SortValue {\n  empty: boolean;\n  num?: number;\n  str?: string;\n}\n\nconst EMPTY: SortValue = { empty: true };\n\n/** Field types that render no value text in the table, so offer no sort. */\nconst NON_SORTABLE: ReadonlySet<CollectionFieldType> = new Set<CollectionFieldType>([\"markdown\", \"table\", \"image\", \"file\", \"embed\", \"backlinks\", \"rollup\"]);\n\nexport function isSortableField(field: CollectionFieldSpec): boolean {\n  return !NON_SORTABLE.has(field.type);\n}\n\n/** Cycle one column's state: none → asc → desc → none. */\nexport function nextSortDirection(current: SortDirection | null): SortDirection | null {\n  if (current === null) return \"asc\";\n  if (current === \"asc\") return \"desc\";\n  return null;\n}\n\n// ── SortValue constructors (one per comparable kind) ────────────────\n\nexport function numericSortValue(raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  if (raw == null || raw === \"\") return EMPTY;\n  const num = typeof raw === \"number\" ? raw : Number(raw);\n  return Number.isFinite(num) ? { empty: false, num } : EMPTY;\n}\n\nexport function stringSortValue(raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  // An array/object has no sort key — treat it as empty (sorts last) instead of\n  // grouping every such record together under \"[object Object]\".\n  const str = fieldTextOrNull(raw);\n  if (str === null) return EMPTY;\n  return str.trim() === \"\" ? EMPTY : { empty: false, str };\n}\n\nexport function dateSortValue(raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(raw);\n  if (text === null || text === \"\") return EMPTY;\n  const epoch = Date.parse(text);\n  // Unparseable dates fall back to a lexical compare rather than vanishing.\n  return Number.isNaN(epoch) ? stringSortValue(raw) : { empty: false, num: epoch };\n}\n\n/** Enum sorts by the value's index in the declared `values` list. A value\n *  outside the list (or unset) is treated as empty → last. */\nexport function enumSortValue(values: readonly string[] | undefined, raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(raw);\n  if (text === null || text === \"\") return EMPTY;\n  const idx = values ? values.indexOf(text) : -1;\n  return idx < 0 ? EMPTY : { empty: false, num: idx };\n}\n\n/** Boolean / toggle: false < true, never empty (unset reads as false). */\nexport function boolSortValue(checked: boolean): SortValue {\n  return { empty: false, num: checked ? 1 : 0 };\n}\n\n// ── Comparator + driver ─────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport function compareSortValues(left: SortValue, right: SortValue): number {\n  if (left.num !== undefined && right.num !== undefined) return left.num - right.num;\n  const leftStr = left.str ?? String(left.num ?? \"\");\n  const rightStr = right.str ?? String(right.num ?? \"\");\n  return leftStr.localeCompare(rightStr);\n}\n\n/** Stable sort of `items` by `valueOf`. Empties always last; ties hold\n *  source order. Returns a new array (does not mutate `items`). */\nexport function sortItems(items: readonly CollectionItem[], direction: SortDirection, valueOf: (item: CollectionItem) => SortValue): CollectionItem[] {\n  const dir = direction === \"asc\" ? 1 : -1;\n  return items\n    .map((item, index) => ({ item, index, sv: valueOf(item) }))\n    .sort((left, right) => {\n      if (left.sv.empty || right.sv.empty) {\n        if (left.sv.empty && right.sv.empty) return left.index - right.index;\n        return left.sv.empty ? 1 : -1;\n      }\n      const base = compareSortValues(left.sv, right.sv);\n      return base !== 0 ? base * dir : left.index - right.index;\n    })\n    .map((decorated) => decorated.item);\n}\n","// Field-type → comparable value for the collection list-table sort. Splits\n// the header sort's per-row value extraction out of the Vue view so the\n// dispatch (which field type maps to which SortValue constructor) is testable\n// on its own. The comparators live in `./sortItems`; this module only routes.\n//\n// A few field kinds can't be sorted from the raw cell alone — `toggle` and\n// `flag` are projected booleans, `derived` is a formula, and `ref` sorts by\n// its resolved display label. Those readers live in the view's rendering\n// composable, so they are passed in (dependency injection) rather than\n// imported, keeping this module pure and framework-free.\n\nimport { numericSortValue, stringSortValue, dateSortValue, enumSortValue, boolSortValue, type SortValue } from \"./sortItems\";\nimport type { CollectionItem, CollectionFieldSpec as FieldSpec } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** Resolve a `ref` cell to its human display label (target slug + item id). */\nexport type RefDisplayResolver = (targetSlug: string, itemSlug: string) => string;\n\n/** The row readers the view supplies for the field kinds that can't sort off\n *  the raw cell value. All come from the rendering composable. */\nexport interface SortValueDeps {\n  toggleChecked: (item: CollectionItem, field: FieldSpec) => boolean;\n  flagValueOf: (key: string, item: CollectionItem) => boolean;\n  evaluateDerived: (field: FieldSpec, key: string, item: CollectionItem) => number | null;\n  deriveRecord: (item: CollectionItem) => CollectionItem;\n  resolveRefDisplay: RefDisplayResolver;\n}\n\n/** Comparable value for scalar fields that key off the raw cell value. */\nexport function scalarSortValue(field: FieldSpec, raw: unknown, resolveRefDisplay: RefDisplayResolver): SortValue {\n  switch (field.type) {\n    case \"number\":\n    case \"money\":\n      return numericSortValue(raw);\n    case \"date\":\n    case \"datetime\":\n      return dateSortValue(raw);\n    case \"enum\":\n      return enumSortValue(field.values, raw);\n    case \"boolean\":\n      return boolSortValue(raw === true);\n    case \"ref\":\n      return field.to && typeof raw === \"string\" && raw ? stringSortValue(resolveRefDisplay(field.to, raw)) : stringSortValue(raw);\n    default:\n      return stringSortValue(raw);\n  }\n}\n\n/** Derived rows sort by their display type: money/number → numeric,\n *  date → epoch, anything else → the enriched value as a string. */\nexport function derivedSortValue(\n  field: FieldSpec,\n  key: string,\n  item: CollectionItem,\n  deps: Pick<SortValueDeps, \"evaluateDerived\" | \"deriveRecord\">,\n): SortValue {\n  const display = field.type === \"derived\" ? field.display : undefined;\n  if (display === undefined || display === \"number\" || display === \"money\") {\n    return numericSortValue(deps.evaluateDerived(field, key, item));\n  }\n  const enriched = deps.deriveRecord(item);\n  if (display === \"date\") return dateSortValue(enriched[key]);\n  return stringSortValue(enriched[key]);\n}\n\n/** Comparable value for one row under the active field. Toggle, flag, and\n *  derived need the whole record; every other type keys off the raw cell. */\nexport function sortValueOf(field: FieldSpec, key: string, item: CollectionItem, deps: SortValueDeps): SortValue {\n  if (field.type === \"toggle\") return boolSortValue(deps.toggleChecked(item, field));\n  if (field.type === \"flag\") return boolSortValue(deps.flagValueOf(key, item));\n  if (field.type === \"derived\") return derivedSortValue(field, key, item, deps);\n  return scalarSortValue(field, item[key], deps.resolveRefDisplay);\n}\n","// Free-text record matching for the collection list search box. Pure and\n// framework-free so the view's `filteredItems` computed just calls it.\n\nimport { fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionItem } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** Case-insensitive substring match across an item's scalar fields.\n *  Object/array-valued fields (table rows, nested records) have no text\n *  form (`fieldTextOrNull` → `null`) and are skipped — they don't render as\n *  searchable text in the list table.\n *\n *  `query` is matched against each cell's lower-cased text but is NOT\n *  lower-cased here: callers pass an already-normalised (trimmed +\n *  lower-cased) query, so an upper-case `query` intentionally matches\n *  nothing. Keeping the normalisation at the call site avoids re-lowering\n *  the same query once per row. */\nexport function itemMatchesQuery(item: CollectionItem, query: string): boolean {\n  // An empty query matches every record — otherwise a row whose only fields are\n  // object/array-valued (no scalar cell reaches `includes(\"\")`) would vanish\n  // when the search box is cleared. The list caller already short-circuits the\n  // empty case, so this only guards a future caller that doesn't.\n  if (query === \"\") return true;\n  return Object.values(item).some((value) => {\n    const text = fieldTextOrNull(value);\n    return text !== null && text.toLowerCase().includes(query);\n  });\n}\n","// Composite cell keys for the list table's per-cell state maps, plus the\n// load-time \"which enum cells were empty\" snapshot the inline enum dropdown\n// reads. Pure and framework-free so the view keeps only the reactive refs.\n\nimport { fieldText } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionItem } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** The schema slice `snapshotEmptyEnums` reads — minimal structural shape so\n *  both the client and server collection-schema types satisfy it as-is. */\nexport interface EnumSnapshotSchema {\n  fields: Record<string, { type: string }>;\n  primaryKey: string;\n}\n\n/** Stable key for one cell (`<rowId>:<fieldKey>`) in the per-cell state maps. */\nexport function cellKey(rowId: string, fieldKey: string): string {\n  return `${rowId}:${fieldKey}`;\n}\n\n/** A row's stable identity: the primary-key value as text (`\"\"` when the schema\n *  has no primary key, or the value is absent). Every per-row / per-cell state\n *  map keys off this, and it is the SAME derivation `snapshotEmptyEnums` uses\n *  for its record ids (`fieldText`), so `cellKey(rowIdOf(...), field)` and the\n *  empty-enum snapshot always agree. A real primary key is a scalar, so this\n *  matches its plain string form. */\nexport function rowIdOf(primaryKey: string | undefined, item: CollectionItem): string {\n  return primaryKey ? fieldText(item[primaryKey]) : \"\";\n}\n\n/** The set of enum cells that were empty in the freshly-fetched records — the\n *  only cells whose inline dropdown offers an empty option. */\nexport function snapshotEmptyEnums(schema: EnumSnapshotSchema, records: CollectionItem[]): Set<string> {\n  const empty = new Set<string>();\n  const enumKeys = Object.entries(schema.fields)\n    .filter(([, field]) => field.type === \"enum\")\n    .map(([fieldKey]) => fieldKey);\n  if (enumKeys.length === 0) return empty;\n  for (const record of records) {\n    const recordId = fieldText(record[schema.primaryKey]);\n    for (const fieldKey of enumKeys) {\n      if (record[fieldKey] == null || record[fieldKey] === \"\") empty.add(cellKey(recordId, fieldKey));\n    }\n  }\n  return empty;\n}\n","// Shared chip/label resolution for the collection calendar surfaces (month\n// grid + day view), so both label a record identically. Pure, type-only\n// dependency on the schema shape.\n\nimport { fieldText } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionItem, CollectionSchema } from \"./schema\";\n\n// Text-like field types that make a sensible human-readable label.\nconst LABEL_FIELD_TYPES = new Set([\"string\", \"text\", \"markdown\", \"email\"]);\n\n/** Which field labels a record: the schema's explicit `displayField`, else the\n *  first non-primary text-like field (so a collection without a displayField\n *  shows e.g. the title rather than the opaque primaryKey), else null → the\n *  caller falls back to the primary-key value. */\nexport function labelFieldFor(schema: CollectionSchema): string | null {\n  if (schema.displayField) return schema.displayField;\n  for (const [key, spec] of Object.entries(schema.fields)) {\n    if (key !== schema.primaryKey && LABEL_FIELD_TYPES.has(spec.type)) return key;\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\n/** A record's primary-key value as a string. */\nexport function itemIdOf(item: CollectionItem, schema: CollectionSchema): string {\n  return fieldText(item[schema.primaryKey]);\n}\n\n/** A record's display label: the resolved `labelField` value, else the\n *  primary key. Pass the result of `labelFieldFor(schema)` as `labelField`\n *  (compute it once per render rather than per item). */\nexport function itemLabelOf(item: CollectionItem, schema: CollectionSchema, labelField: string | null): string {\n  if (labelField) {\n    const value = item[labelField];\n    // Accept any primitive (string / number / boolean) so a numeric or boolean\n    // display field still labels the record; objects/arrays fall through to the\n    // id rather than rendering as \"[object Object]\".\n    if (typeof value === \"string\" || typeof value === \"number\" || typeof value === \"boolean\") {\n      const text = String(value);\n      if (text.length > 0) return text;\n    }\n  }\n  return itemIdOf(item, schema);\n}\n","// Pure builder for the workspace ontology graph — the `/collections` Map\n// panel (phase 2 of plans/done/collection-ontology.md step ①; plan:\n// plans/done/feat-collection-ontology-graph.md). Consumes the per-collection\n// ontology entries `buildWorkspaceOntology` derives server-side and turns\n// them into a node/edge structure a graph view can render directly.\n// Browser-safe (no `node:*` imports) so the Vue plugin builds the same\n// graph from the raw entries — same parity discipline as `deriveAll` and\n// the sibling `wiki/graph.ts`.\n\n/** One relationship a schema declares: a `ref` (the record stores the\n *  target's primaryKey slug) or `embed` (display-only pull) pointing at\n *  collection `to`, or `backlinks` / `rollup` (display-only REVERSE\n *  refs — `to` is the relation's source collection, i.e. its `from`,\n *  and `via` names the exact ref field there being reversed).\n *  A `ref` column inside a `table` field is reported with a dotted path\n *  (`lines.clientId`). Whether `to` exists is NOT checked — resolution\n *  is fail-soft at render. */\nexport interface OntologyRelation {\n  field: string;\n  kind: \"ref\" | \"embed\" | \"backlinks\" | \"rollup\";\n  to: string;\n  via?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface CollectionOntologyEntry {\n  slug: string;\n  title: string;\n  icon: string;\n  primaryKey: string;\n  /** The effective display field: the schema's `displayField`, falling\n   *  back to the primaryKey exactly as render-time labelling does. */\n  displayField: string;\n  /** Records in the collection, or `null` when the backend couldn't be\n   *  reached to count them (an engine that failed to load, a closed\n   *  session). Deliberately not 0: an unreachable collection reported as\n   *  empty invites \"restoring\" data that is intact but out of reach. */\n  recordCount: number | null;\n  relations: OntologyRelation[];\n}\n\nexport interface OntologyGraphNode {\n  slug: string;\n  title: string;\n  icon: string;\n  recordCount: number | null;\n  /** No discovered collection has this slug — the node exists only\n   *  because a relation points at it. Rendered as a ghost so the graph\n   *  doubles as a broken-ref lint surface (lint, not lock). */\n  missing?: boolean;\n}\n\nexport interface OntologyGraphEdge {\n  /** Tail: the collection whose records store (`ref`) or pull (`embed`)\n   *  the link — or, for an uncollapsed reverse relation, the collection\n   *  whose refs the `backlinks`/`rollup` field aggregates. */\n  from: string;\n  /** Head: the collection the link points at. */\n  to: string;\n  /** Field declaring the relation — on `from` for `ref`/`embed`, on\n   *  `to` for an uncollapsed `backlinks`/`rollup`. */\n  field: string;\n  kind: OntologyRelation[\"kind\"];\n  /** `backlinks`/`rollup` field names on `to` that declare the reverse\n   *  of this `ref` edge, collapsed here so one link never draws twice. */\n  reverseFields?: string[];\n}\n\nexport interface OntologyGraph {\n  nodes: OntologyGraphNode[];\n  edges: OntologyGraphEdge[];\n}\n\nconst isForwardKind = (kind: OntologyRelation[\"kind\"]): boolean => kind === \"ref\" || kind === \"embed\";\n\n/** Fold a reverse relation (`backlinks`/`rollup` declared on `owner`)\n *  into the edge list: collapse onto the forward `ref` edge whose field\n *  is the relation's declared `via` (several refs can link the same\n *  pair — matches.homeTeam vs matches.awayTeam — so the pair alone is\n *  ambiguous), else emit its own edge oriented in true data direction\n *  (refs' source → owner). A `via` naming no forward edge stays\n *  uncollapsed — fail-soft, like every other dangling reference. */\nconst addReverseRelation = (edges: OntologyGraphEdge[], owner: string, rel: OntologyRelation): void => {\n  const forward = edges.find((edge) => edge.kind === \"ref\" && edge.from === rel.to && edge.to === owner && (rel.via === undefined || edge.field === rel.via));\n  if (forward) {\n    forward.reverseFields = [...(forward.reverseFields ?? []), rel.field];\n    return;\n  }\n  edges.push({ from: rel.to, to: owner, field: rel.field, kind: rel.kind });\n};\n\n/** Two passes so every forward `ref` edge exists before any reverse\n *  relation tries to collapse onto one — entry order must not matter. */\nconst collectEdges = (entries: CollectionOntologyEntry[]): OntologyGraphEdge[] => {\n  const edges: OntologyGraphEdge[] = [];\n  for (const entry of entries) {\n    for (const rel of entry.relations) {\n      if (isForwardKind(rel.kind)) edges.push({ from: entry.slug, to: rel.to, field: rel.field, kind: rel.kind });\n    }\n  }\n  for (const entry of entries) {\n    for (const rel of entry.relations) {\n      if (!isForwardKind(rel.kind)) addReverseRelation(edges, entry.slug, rel);\n    }\n  }\n  return edges;\n};\n\n/** Slugs referenced by an edge endpoint but backed by no discovered\n *  collection, slug-sorted for deterministic node order. */\nconst ghostSlugs = (edges: OntologyGraphEdge[], known: ReadonlySet<string>): string[] => {\n  const ghosts = new Set<string>();\n  for (const edge of edges) {\n    if (!known.has(edge.from)) ghosts.add(edge.from);\n    if (!known.has(edge.to)) ghosts.add(edge.to);\n  }\n  return [...ghosts].sort();\n};\n\n/** Build the renderable graph: one node per discovered collection (in\n *  the entries' slug-sorted order) plus ghost nodes for dangling\n *  targets, one edge per underlying link. */\nexport const buildOntologyGraph = (entries: CollectionOntologyEntry[]): OntologyGraph => {\n  const edges = collectEdges(entries);\n  const known = new Set(entries.map((entry) => entry.slug));\n  const nodes: OntologyGraphNode[] = entries.map(({ slug, title, icon, recordCount }) => ({ slug, title, icon, recordCount }));\n  for (const slug of ghostSlugs(edges, known)) {\n    // A ghost node has no collection behind it at all, so it genuinely holds\n    // no records — 0, not the \"couldn't count\" null.\n    nodes.push({ slug, title: slug, icon: \"\", recordCount: 0, missing: true });\n  }\n  return { nodes, edges 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Its flagged values read the notification severity\n// colours — the first flagged value (most urgent) red, the rest amber — and\n// every other value reads neutral grey, mirroring the notification bell\n// (red = urgent, amber = nudge) rather than the rotating palette.\n// `resolveEnumColor` encapsulates that rule.\n\nimport { fieldText, fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionSchema } from \"./schema\";\n\nexport interface EnumColorClasses {\n  /** Stat-card style: border + fill + text + hover. */\n  card: string;\n  /** Small status dot (kanban column header). */\n  dot: string;\n  /** Pill / badge / inline `<select>` fill + text (no border width). */\n  badge: string;\n  /** Border colour, paired with a `border` width class by the caller. */\n  border: string;\n}\n\n// The palette deliberately EXCLUDES the warm warning band (red / orange /\n// amber): those are reserved for the notification-enum severity colours\n// (`ENUM_ALERT` red, `ENUM_NUDGE` amber), so a normal enum value can never\n// draw a colour that reads like a notification. 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The first value a schema's `notifyWhen` flags reads this. */\nexport const ENUM_ALERT: EnumColorClasses = {\n  card: \"border-red-200 bg-red-50 text-red-600 hover:bg-red-100\",\n  dot: \"bg-red-500\",\n  badge: \"bg-red-100 text-red-700\",\n  border: \"border-red-200\",\n};\n\n/** The nudge notification colour (amber), matching the bell's `nudge`\n *  severity. Flagged `notifyWhen` values after the first read this. */\nexport const ENUM_NUDGE: EnumColorClasses = {\n  card: \"border-amber-200 bg-amber-50 text-amber-600 hover:bg-amber-100\",\n  dot: \"bg-amber-500\",\n  badge: \"bg-amber-100 text-amber-700\",\n  border: \"border-amber-200\",\n};\n\n/** Classes for the enum value at `index` in its field's `values` array. A\n *  negative index (value unset or not among the declared values) reads\n *  neutral. */\nexport function enumColorClasses(index: number): EnumColorClasses {\n  if (index < 0) return ENUM_NEUTRAL;\n  return PALETTE[index % PALETTE.length] ?? ENUM_NEUTRAL;\n}\n\n/** Index of `value` within an enum field's declared `values`, or -1 when the\n *  value is empty / unknown (→ neutral). */\nexport function enumValueIndex(values: readonly string[] | undefined, value: unknown): number {\n  // No text form (array/object) means no enum member — \"[object Object]\" must\n  // not index into the palette.\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(value);\n  if (text === null || text === \"\") return -1;\n  return values?.indexOf(text) ?? -1;\n}\n\n/** The flagged values when `fieldKey` is the schema's `notifyWhen` target (the\n *  \"notification enum\"); undefined for every other field. */\nfunction notifyValuesFor(schema: CollectionSchema, fieldKey: string): readonly string[] | undefined {\n  const spec = schema.notifyWhen;\n  return spec && spec.field === fieldKey ? spec.in : undefined;\n}\n\n/** Resolve a value's colour for enum field `fieldKey`:\n *  - Notification enum (`notifyWhen` targets it): the first flagged value (in\n *    `notifyWhen.in` order, the most urgent) reads notification red, the rest\n *    amber, and every non-flagged value neutral grey.\n *  - Any other enum: the standard palette by the value's declared index. */\nexport function resolveEnumColor(schema: CollectionSchema, fieldKey: string, value: unknown): EnumColorClasses {\n  const notifyValues = notifyValuesFor(schema, fieldKey);\n  if (notifyValues) {\n    const str = fieldText(value);\n    const rank = notifyValues.indexOf(str);\n    if (rank < 0) return ENUM_NEUTRAL;\n    return rank === 0 ? ENUM_ALERT : ENUM_NUDGE;\n  }\n  const spec = schema.fields[fieldKey];\n  return enumColorClasses(enumValueIndex(spec?.type === \"enum\" ? spec.values : undefined, value));\n}\n","// Pure edit-draft logic for the collection record form, extracted from\n// CollectionView.vue so the parent (build draft / save / validate) and\n// the extracted CollectionRecordPanel (per-row table mutators) share one\n// implementation. No Vue, no I/O — every function maps a draft + schema\n// to a value, so the omission/validation semantics are unit-testable.\n\nimport { fieldText } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport { fieldVisible } from \"./actionVisible\";\nimport { COMPUTED_TYPES } from \"./schema\";\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec as FieldSpec, CollectionFieldType as FieldType, CollectionItem, CollectionSchema } from \"./schema\";\nimport type { EditState, TableRowDraft } from \"./uiTypes\";\n\n/** Build a row draft, reading each sub-field's persisted value via\n *  `readSub`. An empty row passes a reader that always returns\n *  `undefined`; a row-from-item reads the source record. Boolean\n *  presence uses `typeof raw === \"boolean\"` so an existing explicit\n *  `false` is recorded as present and round-trips on a no-op save. */\nfunction buildTableRowDraft(subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>, readSub: (subKey: string) => unknown): TableRowDraft {\n  const text: Record<string, string> = {};\n  const bool: Record<string, boolean> = {};\n  const boolOriginallyPresent: Record<string, boolean> = {};\n  const boolTouched: Record<string, boolean> = {};\n  for (const [subKey, subField] of Object.entries(subFields)) {\n    const raw = readSub(subKey);\n    if (subField.type === \"boolean\") {\n      bool[subKey] = raw === true;\n      boolOriginallyPresent[subKey] = typeof raw === \"boolean\";\n      boolTouched[subKey] = false;\n    } else {\n      text[subKey] = fieldText(raw);\n    }\n  }\n  return { text, bool, boolOriginallyPresent, boolTouched };\n}\n\n/** A fresh, empty row draft for a `table` field's sub-schema. */\nexport function emptyRow(subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>): TableRowDraft {\n  return buildTableRowDraft(subFields, () => undefined);\n}\n\n/** Build a row draft from an existing persisted row. */\nexport function rowFromItem(item: Record<string, unknown>, subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>): TableRowDraft {\n  return buildTableRowDraft(subFields, (subKey) => item[subKey]);\n}\n\n/** Own-property boolean read: a field named `toString` / `constructor` /\n *  `__proto__` must read `false` here, not inherit a truthy Object.prototype\n *  member and force an untouched boolean into every saved record. */\nfunction ownFlag(flags: Record<string, boolean>, key: string): boolean {\n  return Object.hasOwn(flags, key) && flags[key] === true;\n}\n\n/** Decide whether a boolean field's draft value should be emitted (vs.\n *  omitted so a downstream default applies). */\nfunction shouldEmitBoolean(state: EditState, key: string, field: FieldSpec): boolean {\n  return ownFlag(state.boolOriginallyPresent, key) || ownFlag(state.boolTouched, key) || Boolean(field.required);\n}\n\n/** Convert a scalar draft slot to its persisted form. `undefined` = omit. */\nfunction scalarDraftToValue(raw: string | undefined, fieldType: FieldType): unknown {\n  if (raw === undefined || raw === \"\") return undefined;\n  if (fieldType === \"number\" || fieldType === \"money\") {\n    const num = Number(raw);\n    return Number.isFinite(num) ? num : raw;\n  }\n  return raw;\n}\n\n/** Convert one table row draft to its persisted record. */\nfunction rowDraftToRecord(rowDraft: TableRowDraft, subFields: Record<string, FieldSpec>): Record<string, unknown> {\n  const row: Record<string, unknown> = {};\n  for (const [subKey, subField] of Object.entries(subFields)) {\n    if (subField.type === \"boolean\") {\n      const value = ownFlag(rowDraft.bool, subKey);\n      if (ownFlag(rowDraft.boolOriginallyPresent, subKey) || ownFlag(rowDraft.boolTouched, subKey) || value || subField.required) row[subKey] = value;\n      continue;\n    }\n    const value = scalarDraftToValue(rowDraft.text[subKey], subField.type);\n    if (value !== undefined) row[subKey] = value;\n  }\n  return row;\n}\n\n/** Convert a full edit draft to the record to persist.\n *\n *  Collected as entries rather than assigned into an accumulator: a field may\n *  be named `__proto__` (JSON.parse hands that over as an own key, so it\n *  reaches here like any other), and `record[key] = value` would run the\n *  prototype setter for that one name — the user's value would vanish between\n *  the form and the save, with nothing to see. `fromEntries` defines an own\n *  property whatever the name is. The read side of this file already guards the\n *  same hazard with `ownFlag` (Codex review on #2910). */\nexport function draftToRecord(state: EditState, schema: CollectionSchema): CollectionItem {\n  const entries: [string, unknown][] = [];\n  for (const [key, field] of Object.entries(schema.fields)) {\n    if (COMPUTED_TYPES.has(field.type)) continue; // never persisted (toggle projects an enum field)\n    if (field.type === \"boolean\") {\n      if (shouldEmitBoolean(state, key, field)) entries.push([key, ownFlag(state.bool, key)]);\n      continue;\n    }\n    if (field.type === \"table\" && field.of) {\n      const subFields = field.of;\n      entries.push([key, (state.table[key] ?? []).map((rowDraft) => rowDraftToRecord(rowDraft, subFields))]);\n      continue;\n    }\n    const value = scalarDraftToValue(state.text[key], field.type);\n    if (value !== undefined) entries.push([key, value]);\n  }\n  return Object.fromEntries(entries);\n}\n\n/** Normalise a raw inline-edit input (table-cell checkbox/select) to its\n *  persisted form. Mirrors `draftToRecord`'s boolean strictness; an empty\n *  enum selection (the placeholder option) clears the field via `undefined`. */\nexport function coerceInlineValue(field: FieldSpec, raw: boolean | string): unknown {\n  if (field.type === \"boolean\") return raw === true;\n  return raw === \"\" ? undefined : raw;\n}\n\n/** Build the full record to PUT for a single-cell inline edit, without\n *  mutating `item`. A `undefined` value omits the key (enum cleared),\n *  matching `draftToRecord`'s omission semantics. */\nexport function buildUpdatedRecord(item: CollectionItem, key: string, value: unknown): CollectionItem {\n  if (value === undefined) {\n    const { [key]: __omit, ...rest } = item;\n    return rest;\n  }\n  return { ...item, [key]: value };\n}\n\n/** Empty for required-field validation — NOT a truthiness check (a\n *  numeric `0` is a filled value). */\nfunction isMissingDraftValue(value: unknown): boolean {\n  return value === undefined || value === null || value === \"\";\n}\n\n/** Label of the first required table sub-field empty in any row, else null. */\nfunction firstMissingTableSubField(field: FieldSpec, rows: TableRowDraft[] | undefined): string | null {\n  if (field.type !== \"table\" || !rows) return null;\n  for (const [rowIdx, row] of rows.entries()) {\n    for (const [subKey, subField] of Object.entries(field.of)) {\n      if (!subField.required || subField.type === \"boolean\") continue;\n      if (isMissingDraftValue(row.text[subKey])) return `${field.label} #${rowIdx + 1}: ${subField.label}`;\n    }\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\n/** Field types the required check never flags: booleans always hold a\n *  value, and the computed/projected kinds (COMPUTED_TYPES — the shared\n *  set, so a future computed type can't drift past this check) have no\n *  draft input at all. */\nconst NEVER_MISSING_TYPES: ReadonlySet<FieldType> = new Set<FieldType>([\"boolean\", ...COMPUTED_TYPES]);\n\nfunction validateOneField(key: string, field: FieldSpec, draft: EditState, record: CollectionItem): string | null {\n  // A `when`-hidden field has no input the user can fill — never missing.\n  if (!fieldVisible(field, record)) return null;\n  if (field.type === \"table\" && field.of) {\n    const rows = draft.table[key];\n    if (field.required && (!rows || rows.length === 0)) return field.label;\n    return firstMissingTableSubField(field, rows);\n  }\n  if (!field.required) return null;\n  if (draft.mode === \"create\" && field.primary === true) return null; // server auto-generates id\n  if (NEVER_MISSING_TYPES.has(field.type)) return null;\n  return isMissingDraftValue(draft.text[key]) ? field.label : null;\n}\n\n/** Human-readable label of the first missing required field, or null. */\nexport function firstMissingRequiredField(draft: EditState, schema: CollectionSchema): string | null {\n  const record = draftToRecord(draft, schema);\n  for (const [key, field] of Object.entries(schema.fields)) {\n    const missing = validateOneField(key, field, draft, record);\n    if (missing) return missing;\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n","// The slash-command chat seed a collection view sends to the agent when the\n// user starts a chat from a skill-backed collection or one of its records.\n// Skill-backed collections have a `/<slug>` command, so seed that. (Feeds are\n// skill-less and seeded differently; that branch stays in the view because it\n// is i18n-driven.)\n\n/** `/<slug> <message>`, or `/<slug> id=<itemId> <message>` when a specific\n *  record is addressed. The `id=` selector goes BEFORE the free-text message so\n *  the skill's argument parser reads it as a flag rather than as prose. */\nexport function skillCommandSeed(slug: string, message: string, itemId?: string): string {\n  return itemId ? `/${slug} id=${itemId} ${message}` : `/${slug} ${message}`;\n}\n","// The one place an index row becomes the `{slug,title,icon,color}` a pinned\n// shortcut reconciles against.\n//\n// Both the collections index and the feeds index did this inline, and the\n// awkward part is identical in each: `color` must be ADDED only when there is\n// one, never assigned as `undefined` — the shortcut shapes declare it narrow\n// (see `CollectionSummary.color`) because the remote-host handlers pass them\n// through `Jsonify`, which drops `undefined` from a member union. Writing that\n// out twice is how the two copies drift.\n\nimport type { CollectionShortcutInfo } from \"./uiTypes\";\n\n/** The fields an index row supplies. Both `CollectionSummary` and\n *  `FeedSummary` satisfy it; `icon` is optional because a feed row may carry\n *  an empty one and rely on the surface's default. */\nexport interface ShortcutInfoSource {\n  slug: string;\n  title: string;\n  icon?: string | undefined;\n  color?: string | undefined;\n}\n\n/** An index row as shortcut-reconcile input. `fallbackIcon` stands in when the\n *  row names no icon (feeds do this); `color` is omitted entirely rather than\n *  set to `undefined` when the row has none. */\nexport function toShortcutInfo(row: ShortcutInfoSource, fallbackIcon: string): CollectionShortcutInfo {\n  return {\n    slug: row.slug,\n    title: row.title,\n    icon: row.icon && row.icon.length > 0 ? row.icon : fallbackIcon,\n    ...(row.color === undefined ? {} : { color: row.color }),\n  };\n}\n","// Sorting for the collection list table. The header sort toggle (next to\n// each field title) cycles a single active column through none → asc →\n// desc → none; this module turns that state plus a per-field value\n// extractor into an ordered copy of the rows.\n//\n// Two invariants the comparator guarantees:\n//   1. Rows with an empty/missing value for the sorted field always sink\n//      to the bottom, regardless of direction.\n//   2. Ties (and the empty group) keep their original order — the sort is\n//      stable via the captured source index.\n//\n// Field-type → comparable mapping (see `isSortableField`):\n//   string/text/email → string · number/money → numeric ·\n//   date/datetime → epoch-ms · enum → declared-index · boolean/toggle/flag →\n//   false<true · ref → display label · derived → its display type.\n// markdown/table/image/file/embed get no sort button.\n\nimport { fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionItem, CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionFieldType } from \"./schema\";\n\nexport type SortDirection = \"asc\" | \"desc\";\n\nexport interface SortState {\n  /** Field key of the single active sort column. */\n  field: string;\n  direction: SortDirection;\n}\n\n/** A row's comparable value for the active field. Exactly one of `num` /\n *  `str` is set when not empty; `empty` rows always sort last. */\nexport interface SortValue {\n  empty: boolean;\n  num?: number;\n  str?: string;\n}\n\nconst EMPTY: SortValue = { empty: true };\n\n/** Field types that render no value text in the table, so offer no sort. */\nconst NON_SORTABLE: ReadonlySet<CollectionFieldType> = new Set<CollectionFieldType>([\"markdown\", \"table\", \"image\", \"file\", \"embed\", \"backlinks\", \"rollup\"]);\n\nexport function isSortableField(field: CollectionFieldSpec): boolean {\n  return !NON_SORTABLE.has(field.type);\n}\n\n/** Cycle one column's state: none → asc → desc → none. */\nexport function nextSortDirection(current: SortDirection | null): SortDirection | null {\n  if (current === null) return \"asc\";\n  if (current === \"asc\") return \"desc\";\n  return null;\n}\n\n// ── SortValue constructors (one per comparable kind) ────────────────\n\nexport function numericSortValue(raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  if (raw == null || raw === \"\") return EMPTY;\n  const num = typeof raw === \"number\" ? raw : Number(raw);\n  return Number.isFinite(num) ? { empty: false, num } : EMPTY;\n}\n\nexport function stringSortValue(raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  // An array/object has no sort key — treat it as empty (sorts last) instead of\n  // grouping every such record together under \"[object Object]\".\n  const str = fieldTextOrNull(raw);\n  if (str === null) return EMPTY;\n  return str.trim() === \"\" ? EMPTY : { empty: false, str };\n}\n\nexport function dateSortValue(raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(raw);\n  if (text === null || text === \"\") return EMPTY;\n  const epoch = Date.parse(text);\n  // Unparseable dates fall back to a lexical compare rather than vanishing.\n  return Number.isNaN(epoch) ? stringSortValue(raw) : { empty: false, num: epoch };\n}\n\n/** Enum sorts by the value's index in the declared `values` list. A value\n *  outside the list (or unset) is treated as empty → last. */\nexport function enumSortValue(values: readonly string[] | undefined, raw: unknown): SortValue {\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(raw);\n  if (text === null || text === \"\") return EMPTY;\n  const idx = values ? values.indexOf(text) : -1;\n  return idx < 0 ? EMPTY : { empty: false, num: idx };\n}\n\n/** Boolean / toggle: false < true, never empty (unset reads as false). */\nexport function boolSortValue(checked: boolean): SortValue {\n  return { empty: false, num: checked ? 1 : 0 };\n}\n\n// ── Comparator + driver ─────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport function compareSortValues(left: SortValue, right: SortValue): number {\n  if (left.num !== undefined && right.num !== undefined) return left.num - right.num;\n  const leftStr = left.str ?? String(left.num ?? \"\");\n  const rightStr = right.str ?? String(right.num ?? \"\");\n  return leftStr.localeCompare(rightStr);\n}\n\n/** Stable sort of `items` by `valueOf`. Empties always last; ties hold\n *  source order. Returns a new array (does not mutate `items`). */\nexport function sortItems(items: readonly CollectionItem[], direction: SortDirection, valueOf: (item: CollectionItem) => SortValue): CollectionItem[] {\n  const dir = direction === \"asc\" ? 1 : -1;\n  return items\n    .map((item, index) => ({ item, index, sv: valueOf(item) }))\n    .sort((left, right) => {\n      if (left.sv.empty || right.sv.empty) {\n        if (left.sv.empty && right.sv.empty) return left.index - right.index;\n        return left.sv.empty ? 1 : -1;\n      }\n      const base = compareSortValues(left.sv, right.sv);\n      return base !== 0 ? base * dir : left.index - right.index;\n    })\n    .map((decorated) => decorated.item);\n}\n","// Field-type → comparable value for the collection list-table sort. Splits\n// the header sort's per-row value extraction out of the Vue view so the\n// dispatch (which field type maps to which SortValue constructor) is testable\n// on its own. The comparators live in `./sortItems`; this module only routes.\n//\n// A few field kinds can't be sorted from the raw cell alone — `toggle` and\n// `flag` are projected booleans, `derived` is a formula, and `ref` sorts by\n// its resolved display label. Those readers live in the view's rendering\n// composable, so they are passed in (dependency injection) rather than\n// imported, keeping this module pure and framework-free.\n\nimport { numericSortValue, stringSortValue, dateSortValue, enumSortValue, boolSortValue, type SortValue } from \"./sortItems\";\nimport type { CollectionItem, CollectionFieldSpec as FieldSpec } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** Resolve a `ref` cell to its human display label (target slug + item id). */\nexport type RefDisplayResolver = (targetSlug: string, itemSlug: string) => string;\n\n/** The row readers the view supplies for the field kinds that can't sort off\n *  the raw cell value. All come from the rendering composable. */\nexport interface SortValueDeps {\n  toggleChecked: (item: CollectionItem, field: FieldSpec) => boolean;\n  flagValueOf: (key: string, item: CollectionItem) => boolean;\n  evaluateDerived: (field: FieldSpec, key: string, item: CollectionItem) => number | null;\n  deriveRecord: (item: CollectionItem) => CollectionItem;\n  resolveRefDisplay: RefDisplayResolver;\n}\n\n/** Comparable value for scalar fields that key off the raw cell value. */\nexport function scalarSortValue(field: FieldSpec, raw: unknown, resolveRefDisplay: RefDisplayResolver): SortValue {\n  switch (field.type) {\n    case \"number\":\n    case \"money\":\n      return numericSortValue(raw);\n    case \"date\":\n    case \"datetime\":\n      return dateSortValue(raw);\n    case \"enum\":\n      return enumSortValue(field.values, raw);\n    case \"boolean\":\n      return boolSortValue(raw === true);\n    case \"ref\":\n      return field.to && typeof raw === \"string\" && raw ? stringSortValue(resolveRefDisplay(field.to, raw)) : stringSortValue(raw);\n    default:\n      return stringSortValue(raw);\n  }\n}\n\n/** Derived rows sort by their display type: money/number → numeric,\n *  date → epoch, anything else → the enriched value as a string. */\nexport function derivedSortValue(\n  field: FieldSpec,\n  key: string,\n  item: CollectionItem,\n  deps: Pick<SortValueDeps, \"evaluateDerived\" | \"deriveRecord\">,\n): SortValue {\n  const display = field.type === \"derived\" ? field.display : undefined;\n  if (display === undefined || display === \"number\" || display === \"money\") {\n    return numericSortValue(deps.evaluateDerived(field, key, item));\n  }\n  const enriched = deps.deriveRecord(item);\n  if (display === \"date\") return dateSortValue(enriched[key]);\n  return stringSortValue(enriched[key]);\n}\n\n/** Comparable value for one row under the active field. Toggle, flag, and\n *  derived need the whole record; every other type keys off the raw cell. */\nexport function sortValueOf(field: FieldSpec, key: string, item: CollectionItem, deps: SortValueDeps): SortValue {\n  if (field.type === \"toggle\") return boolSortValue(deps.toggleChecked(item, field));\n  if (field.type === \"flag\") return boolSortValue(deps.flagValueOf(key, item));\n  if (field.type === \"derived\") return derivedSortValue(field, key, item, deps);\n  return scalarSortValue(field, item[key], deps.resolveRefDisplay);\n}\n","// Free-text record matching for the collection list search box. 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