eklavya 1.66.1 → 1.67.0

package/README.md

@@ -113,8 +113,13 @@ The [CLI reference](https://eklavya-run.web.app/docs/cli/) lists all commands an
 flags. `feedback generate` reviews one of your earlier prompts, using what your later prompts in that session had to add, when `feedback.enabled`,
 memory and `providers.observer` are set. The dashboard reads the database and has five guarded writes: a setting
 change, a correction of a missed answer (which can also complete a level), and acknowledging, deleting or counting the opening of a
-feedback item (`POST /api/feedback/acknowledge`, `/delete`, `/opened`; the reads are `GET /api/feedback` and `/api/feedback/list`). An open page polls `/api/cursor`, a
-counter that moves on every write it would show, and offers a refresh. A request
+feedback item (`POST /api/feedback/acknowledge`, `/delete`, `/opened`; the reads are `GET /api/feedback` and `/api/feedback/list`). An open page listens to
+`GET /api/events`, a stream of the change cursor (a counter that moves on every
+write it would show; `/api/cursor` returns the same value on its own), and redraws in place
+when it moves. In a repository checkout, `node mcp/scripts/dashboard-perf.mjs`
+times the dashboard's builders, payload and routes on a seeded database, and
+`--live` times a write reaching an open page in headless Chromium
+([how to run it](https://github.com/ProjectAJ14/eklavya/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#dashboard-performance)). A request
 it cannot parse gets a 400 without stopping the server
 ([what it is, underneath](https://eklavya-run.web.app/docs/dashboard/#what-it-is-underneath)).
 Its Learning page shows your streak and its calendar under the summary tiles; a

package/dist/artifacts.js

@@ -176,8 +176,8 @@ export function listArtifacts(root = artifactsDir()) {
 }
 /**
  * What changes when the artifact list would: how many pages, their total size
- * and the newest modification time. `lstat` only, never a read, so the
- * dashboard's poll can afford it once a minute. Same folder and file rules as
+ * and the newest modification time. `lstat` only, never a read: `changeCursor`
+ * calls it on every read and once a second for each open stream. Same folder and file rules as
  * `listArtifacts`; the stamp is only for comparing with an earlier one.
  */
 export function artifactsStamp(root = artifactsDir()) {