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Never renumbered, never edited once released. */\n  version: number;\n  /** Kebab-case, names the change — read in logs and in the stamp's history. */\n  name: string;\n  /**\n   * May this run while a pushed platform boots? True only for strictly additive work,\n   * which a rollback to the previous platform survives. See the module doc.\n   */\n  swapSafe: boolean;\n  /** Applied inside a transaction; throw to abort and leave the version unchanged. */\n  up: (db: DatabaseSync) => void;\n  /**\n   * Undoes `up`, or null when this migration cannot be undone — required, not optional, so\n   * \"there is no undo\" is something the author states rather than forgets.\n   *\n   * Never called by the swap path (see the module doc): a failed boot reverts the platform,\n   * not the schema. Reached only through `rollbackTo`, and destructive by nature — dropping\n   * a table takes its rows with it.\n   */\n  down: ((db: DatabaseSync) => void) | null;\n}\n\nexport const MIGRATIONS: readonly Migration[] = [\n  {\n    version: 1,\n    name: \"messaging-bindings\",\n    // Purely additive: one new table plus three indexes, no column of any existing table\n    // touched. A platform that rolls back to a predecessor without messaging simply never\n    // queries them.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // 0.2.4 → 0.2.7. Frozen copy of the DDL as of 0.2.7; do not re-derive from schema.ts.\n      // IF NOT EXISTS only because version 1 adopts unstamped databases, which may already\n      // be at 0.2.7 (see the module doc's ADOPTION note).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS messaging_bindings (\n          session_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          channel          TEXT NOT NULL,\n          account_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          config_json      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          enabled          INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          line_per_message INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          last_chat_id     TEXT,\n          last_chat_is_direct INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1,\n          last_inbound_message_id TEXT,\n          created_at       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          updated_at       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (session_id, channel)\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_messaging_by_account ON messaging_bindings(channel, account_id);\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_auth_sessions_expires ON auth_sessions(expires_at);\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_auth_sessions_user ON auth_sessions(user_id);\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every messaging binding: the channel credentials, the enabled flag and the\n    // last-chat memory all live in the table this drops. The auth_sessions indexes are\n    // derived and cost nothing to lose.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_auth_sessions_user;\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_auth_sessions_expires;\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_messaging_by_account;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS messaging_bindings;\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 2,\n    name: \"messaging-delivery-flags\",\n    // Two columns with defaults on an existing table: a rollback to a predecessor that\n    // does not know them leaves them at their defaults and reads nothing.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // 0.2.7 → 0.2.8. ensureColumn rather than a bare ALTER because the declarative\n      // track may already have added these (see the module doc's ADOPTION note).\n      ensureColumn(db, \"messaging_bindings\", \"final_reply_only\", \"INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0\");\n      ensureColumn(db, \"messaging_bindings\", \"render_markdown\", \"INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1\");\n    },\n    // LOSES both delivery preferences on every binding; the bindings themselves survive.\n    // Dropped in reverse order for symmetry with `up`. Neither column is indexed, which is\n    // what lets SQLite drop them at all.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(\"ALTER TABLE messaging_bindings DROP COLUMN render_markdown\");\n      db.exec(\"ALTER TABLE messaging_bindings DROP COLUMN final_reply_only\");\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 3,\n    name: \"drop-goal-state\",\n    // Narrowing: drops a table. A pushed platform rolled back to 0.2.9 mid-process would\n    // prepare its goal statements against a table that is gone (its declarative track only\n    // runs at the runtime's own open, never at a platform boot), so this is the first\n    // restart-only migration: refused on the swap path, applied by the runtime's open.\n    swapSafe: false,\n    up(db) {\n      // 0.2.9 → 0.2.10. goal_state held goal mode's run state, one row per goal run, read\n      // back only for the chat page's goal banner; the goal plugin's GOAL.json in the\n      // Session scratchpad is that record now (see runtime/goal-events.ts). IF EXISTS only\n      // because a database this build created never had the table.\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_goal_session;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS goal_state;\n      `);\n    },\n    // Recreates the table exactly as 0.2.9 declared it — EMPTY. LOSES every goal run ever\n    // recorded (objective, status, budget, used, rounds per run): the rows only ever fed the\n    // banner of a finished goal, and a build with this migration reads the goal file instead.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS goal_state (\n          id          INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n          session_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          project_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          objective   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          status      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          budget      INTEGER NOT NULL,\n          used        INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          rounds      INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          created_at  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          updated_at  TEXT NOT NULL\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_goal_session ON goal_state(session_id);\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 4,\n    name: \"machines\",\n    // Three new tables, nothing existing touched: a platform rolled back to one without\n    // machines never queries them. Swap-safe on its own; a database still behind\n    // drop-goal-state is refused whole by that one first, which is the rule.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the machines feature; do not re-derive from schema.ts.\n      // IF NOT EXISTS because the declarative track may already have created them (ADOPTION).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS machine (\n          singleton  INTEGER PRIMARY KEY CHECK (singleton = 1),\n          machine_id TEXT NOT NULL\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS machines (\n          address      TEXT PRIMARY KEY,\n          machine_id   TEXT,\n          version      TEXT,\n          installed_at TEXT,\n          session_pid  INTEGER,\n          remote_port  INTEGER,\n          platform     TEXT\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS machine_project (\n          project_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n          addresses  TEXT NOT NULL\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES this server's own machine id (every stored reference to it on other machines\n    // then points at nothing), what was installed where, the sessions held, and which\n    // machines each Project used.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS machine_project;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS machines;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS machine;\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 5,\n    name: \"user-profile\",\n    // Two nullable columns on `users`, no default and nothing existing rewritten: a platform\n    // rolled back to a predecessor that does not know them never selects or writes them, and\n    // every existing account simply reads NULL — no profile yet.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the user-profile feature; do not re-derive from schema.ts.\n      // SQLite has no ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS, and the declarative track may already have\n      // added both (ADOPTION), so each one goes through the same table_info guard the\n      // declarative track uses.\n      ensureColumn(db, \"users\", \"display_name\", \"TEXT\");\n      ensureColumn(db, \"users\", \"avatar\", \"TEXT\");\n    },\n    // LOSES every stored nickname and avatar: both live entirely in the two columns this\n    // drops, and nothing else on disk holds a copy. Dropped in reverse order for symmetry\n    // with `up`; neither column is indexed, which is what lets SQLite drop them at all.\n    down(db) {\n      const cols = db.prepare(\"PRAGMA table_info(users)\").all() as { name: string }[];\n      const has = (name: string): boolean => cols.some((c) => c.name === name);\n      if (has(\"avatar\")) db.exec(\"ALTER TABLE users DROP COLUMN avatar\");\n      if (has(\"display_name\")) db.exec(\"ALTER TABLE users DROP COLUMN display_name\");\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 6,\n    name: \"company-mode-org-caches\",\n    // Additive: seven new tables for company mode (organizations of Agents), no change to any\n    // existing table. Every row is either rebuildable from the organization's files (desks.toml,\n    // the tickets' Sessions headers, the calendar files, usage records) or a user's own read\n    // cursor; a predecessor build never touches them.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_sessions (      -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): desk sessions, rebuilt from each organization's desks.toml (current + previous); trigger_hop is chat-chain accounting and reads 0 after a rebuild\n          session_id  TEXT PRIMARY KEY,\n          project_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          current     INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1,\n          trigger_hop INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_org_sessions_org ON org_sessions(project_id, org_id);\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_ticket_sessions ( -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): ticket <-> contributing session, rebuilt from each ticket's Sessions header\n          project_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          ticket_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          session_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          trigger_hop INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, ticket_id, session_id)\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_org_ticket_sessions_session ON org_ticket_sessions(session_id);\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_calendar_state ( -- calendar run state (company mode; the files are declarative intent), same rules as schedule_state\n          project_id     TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id         TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          name           TEXT NOT NULL,\n          start_at_ms    INTEGER NOT NULL,\n          def_hash       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          last_slot_ms   INTEGER,\n          last_fired_at  TEXT,\n          fired_once     INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          missed         INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          invalid_reason TEXT,\n          last_outcome   TEXT,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, agent_id, name)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_ticket_state (   -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): the last (status, owner, blocked) seen per ticket, so a change is notified once; rebuilt silently from the ticket files\n          project_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          ticket_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          status      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          owner       TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',\n          blocked     TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',\n          blocked_by  TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, ticket_id)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_chat_state (     -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): tail-scan byte cursor per chat day file\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          date         TEXT NOT NULL,\n          offset_bytes INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, date)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_chat_reads (     -- user data (company mode): each user's read cursor in an organization's chat\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          user_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          last_read_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, user_id)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_budget_state (   -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): warn / pause marks per employee and period, recomputed from usage and the chart's budgets\n          project_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id     TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          period     TEXT NOT NULL,\n          warned_at  TEXT,\n          paused_at  TEXT,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, agent_id, period)\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n    // Drops the seven tables. LOSES: chat read cursors (each user's \"read up to here\" marks) and\n    // the run marks that stop a calendar slot, a ticket change or a budget alert from firing\n    // twice — a build with this migration re-registers everything from the files, without\n    // backfilling missed slots, and users see every chat message as unread once.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_org_ticket_sessions_session;\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_org_sessions_org;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_budget_state;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_chat_reads;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_chat_state;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_ticket_state;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_calendar_state;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_ticket_sessions;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_sessions;\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 7,\n    name: \"company-mode-channels\",\n    // The organization's single group chat became channels: a message lives in\n    // `channels/<channel_id>/<date>.jsonl`, so the tail-scan cursor and each user's read\n    // cursor are per channel. `org_chat_state` / `org_chat_reads` are dropped for\n    // `org_channel_state` / `org_channel_reads`: the tables are renamed and the channel\n    // belongs in the primary key, neither of which SQLite does in place. Nothing is carried\n    // over: company mode is unreleased, and every row was either rebuildable from the files\n    // (the scan cursor) or one pass of \"everything looks unread\" (the read cursor). A\n    // predecessor build reads neither table's shape, only its own writes, so this is\n    // swap-safe.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_chat_state;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_chat_reads;\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_channel_state ( -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): tail-scan byte cursor per channel and day file\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          channel_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          date         TEXT NOT NULL,\n          offset_bytes INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, channel_id, date)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_channel_reads ( -- user data (company mode): each user's read cursor in one channel\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          channel_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          user_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          last_read_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, channel_id, user_id)\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n    // Recreates the two tables under their old names, exactly as migration 6 declared them —\n    // EMPTY. LOSES every scan cursor (re-derived by the next pass, which republishes the\n    // messages it re-reads) and every read cursor (users see the recent days as unread once).\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_channel_state;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_channel_reads;\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_chat_state (     -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): tail-scan byte cursor per chat day file\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          date         TEXT NOT NULL,\n          offset_bytes INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, date)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_chat_reads ( -- user data (company mode): each user's read cursor in an organization's chat\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          user_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          last_read_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, org_id, user_id)\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 8,\n    name: \"company-mode-desk-notices\",\n    // Additive: one new table and its index. A ticket change no longer starts a work run at\n    // the owner's desk; it is queued here and delivered inside the body of that employee's\n    // next calendar sweep. A predecessor build never reads the table, so a rollback survives\n    // it — with whatever rows are in it left undelivered.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS org_desk_notices (   -- DERIVED CACHE (company mode): ticket changes waiting for an employee's next calendar sweep; dropping it loses only the digests not delivered yet\n          seq        INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n          project_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n          org_id     TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          ticket_id  TEXT NOT NULL,\n          change     TEXT NOT NULL,\n          at         TEXT NOT NULL\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_org_desk_notices_agent ON org_desk_notices(project_id, org_id, agent_id);\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every queued notice: the ticket changes an employee has not been told about yet.\n    // The change itself is in the ticket file and its history either way; what\n    // goes is the \"Since your last sweep\" line that would have named it.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_org_desk_notices_agent;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS org_desk_notices;\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 9,\n    name: \"model-promotions\",\n    // Additive: one new table, nothing existing touched. A predecessor build never reads it\n    // and prices every row at the number in its Project file, so a rollback survives it.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the model-promotions feature; do not re-derive from\n      // schema.ts. IF NOT EXISTS because the declarative track may already have created it\n      // (ADOPTION).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS model_promotions ( -- NOT a cache rebuildable from files: the only record of a Project row's running promotion (.project_config.toml keeps the list price), written by preset seeding at Project creation, \"sync presets\" and Penguin Go authorization / sync, and read by cost; lost rows price usage at list until the next sync writes them back\n          project_id TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n          provider   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          model_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          discount   REAL NOT NULL CHECK (discount > 0 AND discount < 1),\n          updated_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, provider, model_id)\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every stored promotion: no file holds a copy of the fractions, so usage is priced\n    // at the Project files' list prices until the next \"sync presets\" or Penguin Go sync\n    // writes them back.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(\"DROP TABLE IF EXISTS model_promotions\");\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 10,\n    name: \"model-provider-auth-tokens\",\n    // Additive: one new table, nothing existing touched. A predecessor build never reads it;\n    // the access token already written into .project_config.toml keeps working until it\n    // expires, so rollback only loses silent refresh state.\n    // KEEP until every supported upgrade starts from schema 10 or newer. The release that\n    // raises the minimum database baseline past 9 owns removing this migration block and its\n    // version-9 fixture; the table itself remains while provider token refresh uses it.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the provider-auth-token feature; do not re-derive from\n      // schema.ts. IF NOT EXISTS because the declarative track may already have created it\n      // (ADOPTION).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS model_provider_auth_tokens ( -- Server-side OAuth refresh metadata for provider groups. The current request token remains in .project_config.toml as api_key; this table holds only the refresh material that must never be returned to the frontend or written into Project files.\n          project_id              TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n          provider                TEXT NOT NULL,\n          refresh_token           TEXT NOT NULL,\n          access_token_expires_at TEXT,\n          updated_at              TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, provider)\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every stored refresh token and access-token expiry. Existing access tokens in\n    // Project files remain until they expire; users re-authorize to restore silent refresh.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(\"DROP TABLE IF EXISTS model_provider_auth_tokens\");\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 11,\n    name: \"sessions-sandbox\",\n    // The Session's own sandbox policy (JSON), snapshotted from the server's settings when\n    // the Session is created, so a later settings change leaves running Sessions alone.\n    // NULL = a row from before this column: it takes the settings in force at its next\n    // command and keeps them from then on. Swap-safe: a pushed platform boots against the\n    // runtime's already-open database, so the column has to arrive by a migration.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      ensureColumn(db, \"sessions\", \"sandbox\", \"TEXT\");\n    },\n    // Not a DROP: schema.ts declares the column, and dropping it would put every Session\n    // back under whatever the settings say.\n    down() {},\n  },\n  {\n    version: 12,\n    name: \"machines-columns\",\n    // A machines table can predate migration 4 — a data root that ran the machines line\n    // before it was released kept forwards, not sessions — and that migration's IF NOT\n    // EXISTS adopted it whatever its columns were, so the first connect failed on the row's\n    // insert. Adds what is missing, nullable; a platform rolled back to 4 declared these\n    // columns itself, so there is nothing for it to mind.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      ensureColumn(db, \"machines\", \"session_pid\", \"INTEGER\");\n      ensureColumn(db, \"machines\", \"platform\", \"TEXT\");\n    },\n    // Nothing to undo: what this added, 4 already declares, and a column it found in place\n    // was never this migration's to take away.\n    down() {},\n  },\n  {\n    version: 13,\n    name: \"browser-extensions\",\n    // Additive: one new table and its index. The Chrome backend's pairings — one row per\n    // PenguinHarness Browser extension a user paired, its token stored hashed. A predecessor\n    // build never reads the table, so a rollback survives it; the paired extensions then simply\n    // fail to connect until a build that knows them is back.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the system-Chrome feature; do not re-derive from schema.ts.\n      // IF NOT EXISTS because the declarative track may already have created it (ADOPTION).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS browser_extensions ( -- one row per Chrome paired to a user (builtin-browser/extension-pairing.ts): the PenguinHarness Browser extension's long-lived credential, stored only hashed; NOT rebuildable — a lost row means pairing that Chrome again\n          extension_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,\n          user_id      TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n          token_hash   TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,\n          name         TEXT NOT NULL,\n          version      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          created_at   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          last_seen_at TEXT,\n          revoked_at   TEXT\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_browser_extensions_user ON browser_extensions(user_id);\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every pairing: each user's Chrome has to be paired again (a new code from the\n    // Browser panel) before agents can drive it.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_browser_extensions_user;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS browser_extensions;\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 14,\n    name: \"agent-api\",\n    // Additive: two new tables and an index. The Agent API's per-Agent settings (the switch,\n    // keyless access, the approval mode API Sessions are created with) and its keys, stored\n    // hashed. A predecessor build never reads them and serves no /api/amsp route, so a\n    // rollback survives it: callers get 404 until a build that knows the tables is back.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the Agent API feature; do not re-derive from schema.ts.\n      // IF NOT EXISTS because the declarative track may already have created them (ADOPTION).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS agent_api (          -- per-Agent public API settings (amsp/routes.ts); NOT rebuildable from files\n          project_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n          enabled       INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          open          INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,\n          approval_mode TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'allow-all',\n          updated_at    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (project_id, agent_id)\n        );\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS agent_api_keys (     -- one row per key the API tab or the CLI minted; the caller alone holds the key\n          key_id       TEXT PRIMARY KEY,\n          project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          agent_id     TEXT NOT NULL,\n          token_hash   TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,\n          prefix       TEXT NOT NULL,\n          name         TEXT NOT NULL,\n          created_by   TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id),\n          created_at   TEXT NOT NULL,\n          last_used_at TEXT\n        );\n        CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_agent_api_keys_agent ON agent_api_keys(project_id, agent_id);\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every Agent's API settings and every key: each exposed Agent reads as disabled\n    // again (404 to its callers), and every caller needs a newly created key once it is back\n    // on — no file holds a copy of either.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(`\n        DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_agent_api_keys_agent;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS agent_api_keys;\n        DROP TABLE IF EXISTS agent_api;\n      `);\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 15,\n    name: \"messaging-conversations\",\n    // Additive: one new table. The WeChat connector's per-(bot, user) delivery state — the\n    // context token every send must echo, how many sends it has funded, and replies held for\n    // the user's next message. A predecessor build never reads it and keeps its tokens in\n    // memory as it always did, so a rollback survives it.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      // Frozen copy of the DDL as of the WeChat delivery fix; do not re-derive from schema.ts.\n      // IF NOT EXISTS because the declarative track may already have created it (ADOPTION).\n      db.exec(`\n        CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS messaging_conversations ( -- per-(bot, chat) delivery state a connector must keep across reconnects and restarts (WeChat: the context token, its send count, held replies); deleted once no messaging_bindings row references (channel, account_id) — see MessagingBindingsRepo\n          channel    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          account_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n          chat_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n          state_json TEXT NOT NULL,\n          updated_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n          PRIMARY KEY (channel, account_id, chat_id)\n        );\n      `);\n    },\n    // LOSES every stored context token and every held reply: replies sent before each user's\n    // next message are refused again, and what was held never arrives.\n    down(db) {\n      db.exec(\"DROP TABLE IF EXISTS messaging_conversations\");\n    },\n  },\n  {\n    version: 16,\n    name: \"sessions-kept-at\",\n    // The \"keep in sidebar\" mark: written when the user unarchives a Session, cleared when they\n    // archive it. The listing rule files a background Session (api / schedule / cli) away unless\n    // it carries the mark, so existing rows are listed by the rule as they stand and nothing is\n    // rewritten. Swap-safe: a pushed platform boots against the runtime's already-open database,\n    // so the column has to arrive by a migration.\n    swapSafe: true,\n    up(db) {\n      ensureColumn(db, \"sessions\", \"kept_at\", \"TEXT\");\n    },\n    // Not a DROP: schema.ts declares the column, and dropping it would file every kept\n    // background Session away again.\n    down() {},\n  },\n];\n\n/** The highest version this build knows how to reach. */\nexport const LATEST_VERSION: number = MIGRATIONS.reduce((n, m) => Math.max(n, m.version), 0);\n\n/** How far this database has been migrated. Unstamped (pre-migrations) databases read 0. */\nexport function schemaVersion(db: DatabaseSync): number {\n  const row = db.prepare(\"PRAGMA user_version\").get() as { user_version: number } | undefined;\n  return row?.user_version ?? 0;\n}\n\nexport class IrreversibleMigrationError extends Error {\n  constructor(readonly migration: Migration) {\n    super(\n      `migration ${migration.version} (${migration.name}) declares no down and cannot be rolled back. ` +\n        `Restore the database from a backup taken before it was applied.`,\n    );\n    this.name = \"IrreversibleMigrationError\";\n  }\n}\n\nexport class RestartRequiredError extends Error {\n  constructor(readonly migration: Migration) {\n    super(\n      `migration ${migration.version} (${migration.name}) is restart-only and cannot be applied ` +\n        `while a pushed platform boots: it is not safe to leave behind if this boot is rolled back. ` +\n        `Restart the runtime on a build that carries it, then push again.`,\n    );\n    this.name = \"RestartRequiredError\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Applies every migration this database has not reached yet, in order.\n *\n * Each migration and its version stamp commit together, so an interrupted run leaves the\n * database at the last version that fully applied — never half-migrated. Already-current\n * databases do no work and touch nothing.\n *\n * `swapPath` marks the caller as a booting pushed platform: the first pending migration\n * that is not `swapSafe` throws RestartRequiredError BEFORE anything is applied, so the\n * push is refused whole rather than partially landed.\n */\nexport function migrate(\n  db: DatabaseSync,\n  { swapPath = false }: { swapPath?: boolean } = {},\n): { from: number; to: number; applied: readonly string[] } {\n  const from = schemaVersion(db);\n  const pending = [...MIGRATIONS]\n    .sort((a, b) => a.version - b.version)\n    .filter((m) => m.version > from);\n  if (swapPath) {\n    const blocked = pending.find((m) => !m.swapSafe);\n    if (blocked) throw new RestartRequiredError(blocked);\n  }\n  const applied: string[] = [];\n  for (const m of pending) {\n    db.exec(\"BEGIN\");\n    try {\n      m.up(db);\n      // PRAGMA takes no bound parameter; the value is this file's own integer literal.\n      db.exec(`PRAGMA user_version = ${m.version}`);\n      db.exec(\"COMMIT\");\n    } catch (err) {\n      db.exec(\"ROLLBACK\");\n      throw new Error(`migration ${m.version} (${m.name}) failed: ${String(err)}`, { cause: err });\n    }\n    applied.push(m.name);\n  }\n  return { from, to: schemaVersion(db), applied };\n}\n\n/**\n * Reverts the database DOWN to `targetVersion`, newest migration first.\n *\n * An operator's tool, and a destructive one — see each migration's `down` for what its rows\n * were. Deliberately not reachable from the swap path: a failed platform boot reverts the\n * PLATFORM, never the schema (module doc).\n *\n * Refused whole, before anything runs, if any migration in range declares no `down`: a\n * partial rollback would leave the database at a version whose meaning nobody wrote down.\n * Each `down` commits with its version stamp, so an interrupted run stops at a real version.\n */\nexport function rollbackTo(\n  db: DatabaseSync,\n  targetVersion: number,\n): { from: number; to: number; reverted: readonly string[] } {\n  const from = schemaVersion(db);\n  if (targetVersion < 0) throw new Error(`target version ${targetVersion} is negative`);\n  if (targetVersion > from) {\n    throw new Error(`database is at version ${from}, which is already below ${targetVersion}`);\n  }\n  const toRevert = [...MIGRATIONS]\n    .filter((m) => m.version > targetVersion && m.version <= from)\n    .sort((a, b) => b.version - a.version);\n  const blocked = toRevert.find((m) => m.down === null);\n  if (blocked) throw new IrreversibleMigrationError(blocked);\n\n  const reverted: string[] = [];\n  for (const m of toRevert) {\n    db.exec(\"BEGIN\");\n    try {\n      m.down!(db);\n      // Versions are contiguous, so the predecessor of `m` is exactly m.version - 1.\n      db.exec(`PRAGMA user_version = ${m.version - 1}`);\n      db.exec(\"COMMIT\");\n    } catch (err) {\n      db.exec(\"ROLLBACK\");\n      throw new Error(`rollback of migration ${m.version} (${m.name}) failed: ${String(err)}`, {\n        cause: err,\n      });\n    }\n    reverted.push(m.name);\n  }\n  return { from, to: schemaVersion(db), reverted };\n}\n","/**\n * SQLite table-creation SQL.\n *\n * SQLite stores only indexes and aggregates: users / login sessions / Project authorization /\n * Agent & Session indexes / usage summaries / error records / UI preferences. Agent State,\n * Trace, and Workspace still follow the local directory-based storage rules.\n * Product not yet released: no migration branches — everything is CREATE IF NOT EXISTS, formed\n * once. The one exception: columns added to an existing table after release of a web.db are\n * ALTERed in by the idempotent per-column guard in database.ts (ensureColumn), since CREATE\n * TABLE IF NOT EXISTS never touches an existing table. A *reshaped* index follows the same\n * rule under a new name, with the superseded one dropped on open (idx_usage_session →\n * idx_usage_session_ts): CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS never rebuilds an existing index either.\n */\n\nexport const MODEL_PROMOTIONS_SQL = `\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS model_promotions ( -- NOT a cache rebuildable from files: the only record of a Project row's running promotion (.project_config.toml keeps the list price), written by preset seeding at Project creation, \"sync presets\" and Penguin Go authorization / sync, and read by cost; lost rows price usage at list until the next sync writes them back\n  project_id TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  provider   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  model_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  discount   REAL NOT NULL CHECK (discount > 0 AND discount < 1),  -- fraction off the row's list price: billed = list × (1 − discount)\n  updated_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, provider, model_id)\n);`;\n\nexport const MODEL_PROVIDER_AUTH_TOKENS_SQL = `\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS model_provider_auth_tokens ( -- Server-side OAuth refresh metadata for provider groups. The current request token remains in .project_config.toml as api_key; this table holds only the refresh material that must never be returned to the frontend or written into Project files.\n  project_id              TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  provider                TEXT NOT NULL,\n  refresh_token           TEXT NOT NULL,\n  access_token_expires_at TEXT,\n  updated_at              TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, provider)\n);`;\n\nexport const SCHEMA_SQL = `\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS users (\n  user_id             TEXT PRIMARY KEY,            -- semantic id doubles as login name: ^[a-z][a-z0-9_-]{1,31}$\n  password_hash       TEXT NOT NULL,               -- scrypt$N$r$p$salt$hash(base64)\n  is_admin            INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,  -- 1 for the built-in admin (seeded at startup)\n  password_is_initial INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,  -- 1=initial password (seeded/admin-set); cleared once the user changes it\n  display_name        TEXT,                        -- nickname shown in place of user_id (1-32 characters); NULL = never set, surfaces show the id\n  avatar              TEXT,                        -- avatar as a data URL (image/png|jpeg|webp, <= 131072 characters); NULL = never set, surfaces draw the letter placeholder\n  created_at          TEXT NOT NULL\n);\n-- Server-side sessions backing the HttpOnly cookie: the cookie carries a 32-byte random\n-- token, the row stores only its sha256. A session outlives a restart (it is on disk), which\n-- is why the model is a row and not a signed statement.\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS auth_sessions (\n  token_hash TEXT PRIMARY KEY,               -- sha256(token) hex; the cookie stores only the raw token\n  user_id    TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  created_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n  expires_at TEXT NOT NULL,                  -- 30-day sliding renewal, topped up in place when <29 days remain\n  via        TEXT                            -- 'password'|'desktop'|'setup'|'cli'; NULL = legacy (password)\n);\n-- deleteExpired runs on every login and mint, deleteByUser on every admin reset; without\n-- these both scan the whole table.\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_auth_sessions_expires ON auth_sessions(expires_at);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_auth_sessions_user ON auth_sessions(user_id);\n\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS projects (\n  project_id    TEXT PRIMARY KEY,            -- directory name doubles as id; display name lives in project_config.toml\n  owner_user_id TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id),\n  created_at    TEXT NOT NULL\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS project_members (  -- member grants only; owners are not stored here\n  project_id TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  user_id    TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  created_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, user_id)\n);\n${MODEL_PROMOTIONS_SQL}\n${MODEL_PROVIDER_AUTH_TOKENS_SQL}\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS agents (           -- index only; name/description live in system_config.yaml\n  project_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  created_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, agent_id)\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sessions (\n  session_id    TEXT PRIMARY KEY,\n  project_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n  provider      TEXT NOT NULL,                     -- provider group of the session's CURRENT model (paired with model_id as a model reference; moves with each in-session switch)\n  model_id      TEXT NOT NULL,                     -- upstream model id of the current model (sent to MMSP as-is; never concatenate <provider>/<id>)\n  workspace     TEXT NOT NULL,\n  approval_mode TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'allow-all',   -- allow-all|deny-all|read-only|always-ask\n  thinking_level TEXT,                               -- level pinned for THIS session (none|low|medium|high|xhigh|max); NULL=not pinned, runs follow the Agent config\n  title         TEXT,                                -- auto-generated by the model after the first exchange; NULL=not yet (frontend shows \"New chat\")\n  archived_at   TEXT,                                -- the user archived it (ISO time); NULL = not archived by hand (the listing rule may still file it away)\n  kept_at       TEXT,                                -- \"keep in sidebar\": set when the user unarchives, cleared when they archive; NULL = the listing rule decides (a background source is archived, a user Session is active). Never written by a run.\n  client        TEXT,                                -- creating client: 'web' (created via the Web App) | 'cli' (adopted from a CLI Trace) | 'org' (company mode) | 'api' (an Agent API run); NULL = legacy row, treated as web\n  has_trace     INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,          -- cache: a Trace record exists (set at task start / adoption / subagent registration; lazily backfilled by list hydration)\n  fork_count    INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,          -- monotonically allocated child-fork number for this source Session; never decremented when a fork is deleted\n  sandbox       TEXT,                                -- the Session's sandbox policy snapshot (JSON SandboxSettings); NULL = legacy row, snapshotted at its next command\n  last_active_at TEXT,                               -- last activity this server drove for the session (ISO; stamped once when a run starts and once when it ends, initialized to created_at); monotonic, never moves backwards; NULL only before openDatabase's one-time backfill\n  created_at    TEXT NOT NULL\n);                                            -- the Session's SOURCE (user/api/schedule/subagent/cli/company) is NOT stored: session_meta in the Trace is the single source of truth (see runtime/session-sources.ts); \"client\" is a different, DB-only axis (who created the row), read for the source only where the Trace records none ('org' → company)\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_sessions_agent_created ON sessions(project_id, agent_id, created_at DESC);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS usage_records (\n  id                INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n  ts                TEXT NOT NULL,\n  date              TEXT NOT NULL,            -- local date yyyy-mm-dd (aggregation key; same convention as Trace date directories)\n  project_id        TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id          TEXT NOT NULL,\n  session_id        TEXT NOT NULL,            -- top-level Session (child-session usage counts toward its main Session)\n  origin_session_id TEXT,                     -- immediate source child Session (last of the origin chain); NULL=main session\n  provider          TEXT NOT NULL,            -- provider group: paired with model_id as the attribution key; always GROUP BY provider, model_id\n  model_id          TEXT NOT NULL,            -- upstream model id (paired with provider; same model_id across providers aggregates separately)\n  cache_read        INTEGER NOT NULL,\n  cache_write       INTEGER NOT NULL,\n  output            INTEGER NOT NULL,\n  total             INTEGER NOT NULL,         -- from token_usage.request (one row per Request)\n  status            TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'completed'  -- request outcome: completed=success (with tokens); others=failure (0 tokens, for success rate)\n);                                            -- cost is not stored: computed at query time from current pricing\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_usage_project_date ON usage_records(project_id, date);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_usage_session_ts ON usage_records(session_id, ts);  -- (session_id) alone was idx_usage_session (dropped on open): ts makes the last_active_at backfill's MAX(ts) a covering index scan instead of a random row lookup per usage record\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS error_records (     -- server-side error capture (the Costs page's \"Errors\" tab)\n  id         INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n  ts         TEXT NOT NULL,\n  date       TEXT NOT NULL,            -- local date yyyy-mm-dd (same convention as usage_records)\n  project_id TEXT,                     -- nullable: sign-in/registration and process-level errors have no Project context\n  agent_id   TEXT,\n  session_id TEXT,\n  source     TEXT NOT NULL,            -- http | session | usage | title | subagent | process | llm | environment | compaction | schedule | messaging | organization | id_suggest | plugin\n  kind       TEXT NOT NULL,            -- expected (HttpError, business 4xx) | unexpected (500/runtime)\n  code       TEXT NOT NULL,            -- HttpError.code / internal / session_run_failed / ...\n  status     INTEGER,                  -- HTTP status code; NULL for non-HTTP sources\n  message    TEXT NOT NULL             -- truncated to 500 chars (no stack stored: stacks go to logs only)\n);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_error_project_date ON error_records(project_id, date);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS schedule_state (    -- schedule runtime state (files are declarative intent; the system never writes back)\n  project_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id        TEXT NOT NULL,\n  name            TEXT NOT NULL,               -- file name (without .toml) doubles as the identifier\n  creator_user_id TEXT,                        -- creator (recorded on API create; hand-edited file reconciliation falls back to the Project owner)\n  start_at_ms     INTEGER NOT NULL,            -- defines identity: a start_at change counts as a new task instance, resetting fire state\n  def_hash        TEXT NOT NULL,               -- file content fingerprint: any change clears the invalid flag (the file takes effect again after edits)\n  last_slot_ms    INTEGER,                     -- latest due slot already consumed (advances on fire or skip; no re-fire across restarts)\n  last_fired_at   TEXT,                        -- last actual fire time (for display)\n  fired_once      INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,  -- one-shot task has fired\n  missed          INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,  -- one-shot task was missed (flagged by startup/registration reconciliation; not backfilled)\n  invalid_reason  TEXT,                        -- invalidation reason (e.g. the bound Session was deleted); NULL=healthy\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, agent_id, name)\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS messaging_bindings ( -- Session ↔ messaging-channel bot bindings (runtime/messaging/ holds the long connections)\n  session_id       TEXT NOT NULL,              -- a Session keeps at most one saved config PER channel (composite PK below); at most ONE of them is enabled at a time (route-enforced, 409 another_channel_enabled), and enabling is what binds the account to this Session\n  channel          TEXT NOT NULL,              -- messaging channel discriminator ('feishu' | 'telegram' | 'qq' | 'wechat')\n  account_id       TEXT NOT NULL,              -- channel-scoped bot/app identity (feishu: app_id; telegram: the bot token's numeric id; qq: the bot's App ID; wechat: the scanned bot id); NOT unique — any number of Sessions may keep the same account saved side by side, each with its own config and last-chat memory; only ENABLING is exclusive (route-enforced, 409 account_enabled_elsewhere: one account has one event stream, two live connections on it would race)\n  config_json      TEXT NOT NULL,              -- channel-specific credentials/config JSON (feishu: appId/appSecret/baseDomain; telegram: botToken; qq: appId/appSecret; wechat: botId/botToken/baseUrl/userId); secrets plaintext at rest (same trade-off as the proxy address in server_settings), masked at every API surface; a cleared secret is stored as \"\" (the row and its account identity stay)\n  enabled          INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- INTENT state (the connection's runtime status stays in memory): new bindings start disabled — saving credentials never opens a connection, the explicit state toggle does\n  line_per_message INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- delivery preference: 1 = every non-blank line of a relayed assistant reply is sent as its own message (a reply written as spoken lines arrives as spoken lines), 0 = one message per reply. Channel-agnostic, so it lives here rather than in config_json, which each connector owns\n  final_reply_only INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- delivery preference: 1 = a run's intermediate assistant messages are held and only its LAST completed one is sent, at the run's end, 0 = every completed assistant message mirrors the moment it completes. Channel-agnostic like the column above and independent of it: with both set, that one final text is the one split per line\n  render_markdown  INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1, -- delivery preference: 1 = a relayed reply's Markdown is rendered in the channel's own markup (Telegram HTML, a Feishu card, QQ markdown, the subset WeChat itself reads), 0 = the reply's characters are sent as written. DEFAULT 1 because the model writes Markdown and showing it raw was the defect; the per-channel subsets and the plain-text fallback live in the connectors\n  last_chat_id     TEXT,                       -- most recent inbound chat (NULL until the bot is messaged once; replies and test messages target it); CONNECTOR-OPAQUE, not necessarily a bare chat id — telegram appends the forum topic (see telegram-connector.ts chatRefOf), so only that channel's connector may interpret it\n  last_chat_is_direct INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1, -- 1 = direct chat (reply by chat id), 0 = group chat (prefer reply-to-message)\n  last_inbound_message_id TEXT,                 -- channel id of the most recently PROCESSED inbound message (NULL until one arrives); the durable half of the bridge's redelivery guard, so a channel replaying an event this server already turned into a Task after a restart does not run it twice\n  created_at       TEXT NOT NULL,\n  updated_at       TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (session_id, channel)\n);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_messaging_by_account ON messaging_bindings(channel, account_id);  -- serves the enable guard's by-account lookup; deliberately NOT unique, unlike its predecessor idx_messaging_account (dropped on open) which made an account exclusive to one Session forever\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS messaging_conversations ( -- per-(bot, chat) delivery state a connector must keep across reconnects and restarts (WeChat: the context token, its send count, held replies); deleted once no messaging_bindings row references (channel, account_id) — see MessagingBindingsRepo\n  channel    TEXT NOT NULL,                     -- messaging channel discriminator (only 'wechat' writes rows today)\n  account_id TEXT NOT NULL,                     -- the bot, as messaging_bindings.account_id names it\n  chat_id    TEXT NOT NULL,                     -- the connector's own chat id (wechat: the user's ilink_user_id)\n  state_json TEXT NOT NULL,                     -- connector-owned JSON (wechat: {contextToken, tokenAt, spent, held, heldSince}); the token is a conversation handle at rest, same trade-off as config_json's credentials\n  updated_at TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (channel, account_id, chat_id)\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS ui_prefs (\n  user_id    TEXT PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES users(user_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  prefs_json TEXT NOT NULL                    -- {theme?, lastProjectId?, ...} free-form JSON\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS browser_extensions ( -- one row per Chrome paired to a user (builtin-browser/extension-pairing.ts): the PenguinHarness Browser extension's long-lived credential, stored only hashed; NOT rebuildable — a lost row means pairing that Chrome again\n  extension_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,              -- random id shown in the Web App's list\n  user_id      TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  token_hash   TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,          -- sha256(token) hex; the extension alone holds the token\n  name         TEXT NOT NULL,                 -- how the extension names this Chrome (\"Chrome 130 on macOS\")\n  version      TEXT NOT NULL,                 -- the extension's version, as of its last hello\n  created_at   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  last_seen_at TEXT,                          -- last connect or disconnect; NULL = never connected\n  revoked_at   TEXT                           -- set by Revoke; a revoked token's socket is closed 4003\n);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_browser_extensions_user ON browser_extensions(user_id);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS agent_api (          -- per-Agent public API settings (amsp/routes.ts); NOT rebuildable from files\n  project_id    TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id      TEXT NOT NULL,\n  enabled       INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,     -- the API tab's switch; off = every /api/amsp request for it is 404 agent_not_found\n  open          INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,     -- keyless access: a request without Authorization is accepted; off = 401 unauthorized\n  approval_mode TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'allow-all', -- the approval mode an API Session is CREATED with (allow-all|deny-all|read-only|always-ask); copied onto sessions.approval_mode, never read per decision\n  updated_at    TEXT NOT NULL,\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, agent_id)\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS agent_api_keys (     -- one row per key the API tab or the CLI minted; the caller alone holds the key\n  key_id       TEXT PRIMARY KEY,                -- 16 base64url chars, shown in the list\n  project_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id     TEXT NOT NULL,\n  token_hash   TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,            -- sha256(key) hex\n  prefix       TEXT NOT NULL,                   -- the key's first 16 characters (\"penguin_\" + 8), shown in the list\n  name         TEXT NOT NULL,                   -- 1-64 characters\n  created_by   TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES users(user_id),\n  created_at   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  last_used_at TEXT                             -- stamped once per run request that authenticated with it; NULL = never\n);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_agent_api_keys_agent ON agent_api_keys(project_id, agent_id);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS server_settings (   -- admin-level server-global settings (GET/PUT /api/admin/settings)\n  key   TEXT PRIMARY KEY,                     -- setting name, e.g. 'proxy_for_app'\n  value TEXT NOT NULL                         -- JSON-encoded value; an absent row means the setting's built-in default\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS machine (           -- this server's OWN identity, minted here and never assigned from outside (what 'penguin server status' reports)\n  singleton  INTEGER PRIMARY KEY CHECK (singleton = 1),  -- exactly one row, enforced by the schema rather than by convention\n  machine_id TEXT NOT NULL                    -- 16 base64url characters; what every stored reference to this machine points at\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS machines (          -- one row per machine this server installed on or reached (machines/service.ts)\n  address      TEXT PRIMARY KEY,               -- 'ssh:<alias>'\n  machine_id   TEXT,                           -- that machine's own id, once heard\n  version      TEXT,                           -- what this server last installed there; NULL = never\n  installed_at TEXT,\n  session_pid  INTEGER,                        -- the ssh session this server holds to it; what a successor App closes after a hot swap\n  remote_port  INTEGER,                        -- its server's port over there, as of the last connect\n  platform     TEXT                            -- linux | darwin | win32, as the install found it: the shell dialect the status probe speaks to it in\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS machine_project (   -- which machines a Project uses; no row = none yet. Follows the Project out, like project_members\n  project_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES projects(project_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,\n  addresses  TEXT NOT NULL                     -- JSON array of 'ssh:<alias>'\n);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS trace_files (       -- DERIVED CACHE of the on-disk Trace tree (services/trace-index.ts): the directories stay the single source of truth, every row is rebuildable from disk, and a row is never authority for absence — consumers reconcile + retry on a miss, so a stale index costs one extra scan, never a false 404\n  project_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  session_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n  file_index INTEGER NOT NULL,               -- shard index NNN of <session_id>_NNN.jsonl (name/path are reconstructed from the row, never stored: the data root may move)\n  date       TEXT NOT NULL,                  -- date directory name (local yyyy-mm-dd)\n  size_bytes INTEGER NOT NULL,               -- last observed size (listings stat-refresh the returned page and write back; an actively-appended shard may lag in between)\n  page_stats TEXT,                           -- cached message-window scan state at this shard's END (services/message-window.ts ShardPrefixRecord JSON); immutable shards only, NULL = not yet computed, nulled whenever size_bytes changes\n  PRIMARY KEY (project_id, agent_id, session_id, file_index)\n);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_trace_files_agent_date ON trace_files(project_id, agent_id, date);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_trace_files_session ON trace_files(session_id);\nCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS trace_sessions (    -- per-session facts read ONCE at registration from the earliest shard's head (same derived-cache rules as trace_files; listing needs zero head-reads)\n  session_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,\n  project_id TEXT NOT NULL,\n  agent_id   TEXT NOT NULL,\n  source     TEXT,                           -- session_meta source as the head carried it: 'user' | 'api' | 'schedule' | 'subagent' | 'cli' | 'company'; NULL = the head records none (written before the source was required: read as 'company' for an 'org' row, else 'user' — readRecordedSource); 'benchmark' from older rows reads as 'cli' (normalizeSessionSource; meaningless while meta_read = 0)\n  workspace  TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',\n  title      TEXT,                           -- first-prompt fallback title (sessions.title always wins when present)\n  provider   TEXT,                           -- model reference from session_meta: the model the Session was created on (CLI adoption reads it from here, and the runtime's own answer corrects the row at load; NULL = meta unreadable / legacy without provider)\n  model_id   TEXT,\n  first_ts   TEXT,                           -- first record's timestamp (adoption's createdAt fallback when the id embeds no time)\n  meta_read  INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0      -- 1 once the head parsed; 0 = facts unknown, retried by the next reconcile that touches the session\n);\nCREATE INDEX IF NOT 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-// src/http/errors.ts
-var HttpError = class extends Error {
-  constructor(status, code, message, retryAfterSeconds, details) {
-    super(message);
-    this.status = status;
-    this.code = code;
-    this.retryAfterSeconds = retryAfterSeconds;
-    this.details = details;
-    this.name = "HttpError";
-  }
-  status;
-  code;
-  retryAfterSeconds;
-  details;
-};
-function badRequest(message) {
-  return new HttpError(400, "bad_request", message);
-}
-function errorBody(code, message, details) {
-  return { error: { code, message, ...details !== void 0 ? { details } : {} } };
-}
-function isMissingCredential(err) {
-  const message = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
-  return /missing credentials|api[_ ]?key/i.test(message);
-}
-function modelCredentialMissing(modelId) {
-  return new HttpError(
-    400,
-    "model_credential_missing",
-    `Model ${modelId} has no API key yet. Configure it on the Models page first.`
-  );
-}
-function handleError(err, c) {
-  if (err instanceof HttpError) {
-    if (err.retryAfterSeconds !== void 0) {
-      c.header("Retry-After", String(err.retryAfterSeconds));
-    }
-    return c.json(errorBody(err.code, err.message, err.details), err.status);
-  }
-  console.error(`[server] Unhandled exception: ${err.stack ?? err.message}`);
-  return c.json(errorBody("internal", "Internal server error."), 500);
-}
-
-export {
-  HttpError,
-  badRequest,
-  errorBody,
-  isMissingCredential,
-  modelCredentialMissing,
-  handleError
-};
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-Q4ON2L6E.js.map

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