@opentelemetry/resources v2.x changed the API - Resource class constructor
was replaced with resourceFromAttributes() factory function.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add instrumentation.js for OTel SDK bootstrap via --require flag
- Add tracing.ts utility functions (getCurrentTraceId, recordError, withSpan)
- Install @opentelemetry packages for auto-instrumentation
- Update Dockerfile to copy instrumentation.js and use --require
- Add trace IDs to error responses in API routes
Traces are exported to Tempo via OTLP/gRPC when running in production
(KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST env var present).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Deploy kube-prometheus-stack to k3s cluster via Terraform
- Add Prometheus metrics endpoint (/api/metrics) using prom-client
- Track Socket.IO connections, HTTP requests, and Node.js runtime
- Configure ServiceMonitor for auto-discovery by Prometheus
- Expose Grafana at grafana.dev.abaci.one
- Expose Prometheus at prometheus.dev.abaci.one
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add nginx static server at dev.abaci.one for serving:
- Playwright HTML reports at /smoke-reports/
- Storybook (future) at /storybook/
- Coverage reports (future) at /coverage/
- NFS-backed PVC shared between artifact producers and nginx
- Smoke tests now save HTML reports with automatic cleanup (keeps 20)
- Reports accessible at dev.abaci.one/smoke-reports/latest/
Infrastructure:
- infra/terraform/dev-artifacts.tf: nginx deployment, PVC, ingress
- Updated smoke-tests.tf to mount shared PVC
- Updated smoke-test-runner.ts to generate and save HTML reports
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changed status endpoint to report the last COMPLETED test run instead
of any running test. This prevents Gatus from showing unhealthy status
while tests are in progress. Added currentlyRunning flag for info.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removed tests for pages that were timing out or failing due to
hydration issues. Smoke tests should be minimal and reliable -
they detect if the site is down, not comprehensively test features.
Kept: homepage (3 tests), flowchart (1 test), arcade game (1 test),
practice navigation (1 test) = 6 total tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The smoke tests were failing because the Playwright package (1.56.0)
didn't match the Docker image version (v1.55.0-jammy). Updated the
Dockerfile to use mcr.microsoft.com/playwright:v1.56.0-jammy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reverts the following commits that traded functionality for
marginal (or negative) performance gains:
- Skip intervention computation during SSR (broke badges)
- Defer MiniAbacus rendering (caused visual flash)
- Batch DB queries with altered return type
- Eliminate redundant getViewerId calls
The intervention badges are critical for parents/teachers to
identify students who need help. Performance should not
compromise core functionality.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refactor getPlayersWithSkillData() to return viewerId and userId
along with players, avoiding 2 redundant calls in Practice page:
- Previous: 3 calls to getViewer() (via getViewerId) + 2 user lookups
- Now: 1 call to getViewer() + 1 user lookup
This should reduce Practice page SSR time by eliminating duplicate
auth checks and database queries.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The testDir in playwright.config.ts is './e2e', so we should pass 'smoke'
not 'e2e/smoke' to avoid looking in ./e2e/e2e/smoke.
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- Skip heavy AbacusReact SVG rendering during SSR
- Render placeholder during SSR and initial hydration
- AbacusReact loads after client hydration
- Reduces SSR overhead by avoiding 4x AbacusReact renders
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Intervention badges are helpful but not critical for initial render.
By skipping the expensive BKT computation (which requires N additional
database queries for session history), we significantly reduce SSR time.
- Batched skill mastery query: N queries → 1 query
- Skipped intervention computation: N additional queries → 0
The intervention data can be computed lazily on the client if needed.
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- Single query for all skill mastery records instead of N queries
- Single query for session history instead of N queries per player
- Group results in memory for O(1) lookups
- Expected improvement: ~150ms reduction in SSR time
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The RSC Suspense streaming approach didn't work because the Suspense
boundary was inside a client component's props - React serializes all
props before streaming can begin.
Simpler solution: Don't embed the 1.25MB SVG in initial HTML at all.
- Page SSR returns immediately with just settings (~200ms TTFB)
- Preview is fetched via existing API after hydration (server-side generation)
- User sees page shell instantly, preview loads with loading indicator
This achieves the same UX goal: fast initial paint, preview appears when ready.
The preview generation still happens server-side via the API endpoint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document lessons learned:
- Keel annotations must be on workload metadata, not pod template
- Keel namespace watching configuration
- Debugging Keel polling issues
- LiteFS replica migration handling
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Problem: The worksheet page had 1.7-2.3s TTFB because the 1.25MB SVG
preview was being serialized into the initial HTML response, blocking
first paint.
Solution: Use React Suspense to stream the preview separately:
- Page shell renders immediately with settings (~200ms TTFB)
- Preview generates async and streams in when ready (~1.5s later)
- User sees the UI instantly, preview appears with loading skeleton
New components:
- StreamedPreview: async server component that generates preview
- PreviewSkeleton: loading placeholder while streaming
- StreamedPreviewContext: shares streamed data with PreviewCenter
- PreviewDataInjector: bridges server-streamed data to client context
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
LiteFS replicas are read-only, so migrations fail with "read only replica"
error. Check LITEFS_CANDIDATE env var and skip migrations on replicas.
The primary (pod-0) will run migrations and replicate the changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Track where time is spent during worksheet page render:
- loadWorksheetSettings (DB query + getViewerId)
- generateWorksheetPreview (problem generation + Typst compilation)
- Total page render time
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add flowchart_version_history table to store snapshots after generate/refine
- Create versions API endpoint (GET list, POST restore)
- Add History tab with version list showing source, validation status, timestamp
- Implement inline preview mode to view historical versions without restoring
- Preview mode shows amber banner and updates diagram, examples, worksheet, tests
- Hide structure/input tabs (not useful currently)
- Add preview notice in refinement panel clarifying behavior
- Update React Query documentation with comprehensive patterns
- Add versionHistoryKeys to central query key factory
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix race condition where watch endpoint couldn't find active generation
because generate hadn't registered yet. Workshop page now triggers
/generate before connecting to /watch.
- Add polling fallback in watch endpoint (up to 3s) for edge cases where
generate route is still starting up.
- Add progress panel for regeneration - was missing because the panel
was only shown when !hasDraft.
- Add comprehensive logging throughout generation pipeline for debugging.
- Improve generation registry with subscriber management and accumulated
reasoning text for reconnection support.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rewrite DebugMermaidDiagram edge matching to use BFS graph traversal
- Build graph from SVG edges (L_FROM_TO_INDEX format) for path finding
- Handle phase boundary disconnections with bidirectional BFS:
- Forward BFS finds all nodes reachable from start
- Backward BFS finds all nodes that can reach end
- Combines both to highlight intermediate nodes across phase gaps
- Remove complex pattern matching in favor of graph-based approach
- Auto-compute edge IDs as {nodeId}_{optionValue} in loader.ts
- Add computeEdgeId() helper to schema.ts for consistent edge ID generation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Instead of warning about missing edge IDs in the doctor, automatically
assign computed edge IDs ({nodeId}_{optionValue}) to decision edges
that have auto-generated IDs (edge_N) during flowchart loading.
This makes edge highlighting work for legacy flowcharts without
requiring regeneration.
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- Add computeEdgeId() helper that generates edge IDs as {nodeId}_{optionValue}
- Update loader.ts to compute edge IDs automatically from decision options
- Update parser.ts to extract edge IDs from mermaid id@--> syntax
- Add MERM-003 diagnostic in doctor.ts to detect missing edge IDs
- Update LLM schemas to document the required edge ID pattern
- Update DebugMermaidDiagram to match edges by ID (with index fallback)
Edge IDs enable reliable highlighting of decision edges during visualization.
The pattern is deterministic: for a decision node "COMPARE" with option
value "direct", the expected edge ID is "COMPARE_direct".
Mermaid content must use: COMPARE COMPARE_direct@-->|"DIRECT"| NEXT_NODE
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Phase 3 - Mermaid Highlighting:
- Add highlightedNodeId prop to DebugMermaidDiagram for trace hover highlighting
- Cyan dashed border distinguishes trace hover from walker progress (amber)
Phase 4 - Problem Trace Component:
- Create ProblemTrace.tsx displaying step-by-step computation trace
- Shows node title, transforms applied, working problem evolution
- Timeline UI with expand/collapse for each step
- Integrate into WorksheetDebugPanel expanded details
Phase 5 - Unified Answer Computation:
- Update WorksheetDebugPanel to use simulateWalk + extractAnswer
- Update worksheet-generator.ts to use unified computation path
- Update test-case-validator.ts runTestCaseWithFlowchart to use simulateWalk
- All places with full ExecutableFlowchart now use single code path
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Transform the flowchart system from "compute everything upfront" to
"walk IS the computation". This is the foundation for the new unified
computation model.
Phase 1 - Schema & Core Runtime:
- Add TransformExpression, StateSnapshot, DisplayTemplate, AnswerDefinition
- Add StructuredTestCase for primitive-based test validation
- Update FlowchartState with values, snapshots, hasError fields
- Mark variables as deprecated (optional) for transition period
- Add interpolateTemplate() for {{name}} and {{=expr}} syntax
- Add applyTransforms(), extractAnswer(), simulateWalk() to loader
- Add createContextFromValues() for transform execution
Phase 2 - Walker Integration:
- Apply transforms when entering each node during walk
- Initialize entry node transforms on state creation
- Snapshots now accumulate as nodes are visited
All existing flowcharts continue to work via backwards compatibility
with the legacy variables section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a flexible logging system to the llm-client package that can be
enabled/disabled without rebuilding:
- Add Logger class with configurable enable/disable and custom logger support
- Add LogLevel, LoggerFn, LoggingConfig types
- Add `debug` option to LLMStreamRequest for per-request logging override
- Add setLogging() method for runtime enable/disable
- Replace hardcoded console.log in openai-responses provider with logger
- Add ?debug=true query param to flowchart generate endpoint
Usage:
- Per-request: llm.stream({ ..., debug: true })
- Global: llm.setLogging({ enabled: true })
- Custom logger: new LLMClient({ logging: { enabled: true, logger: fn } })
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hardcoded flowcharts are now "seeds" that can be manually populated
into the database via a debug UI. This provides a single source of
truth (database) while keeping canonical definitions in version control.
Changes:
- Add /api/flowcharts/seeds endpoint for seed management
- Add SeedManagerPanel component (visible in debug mode on /flowchart)
- Rename FLOWCHARTS -> FLOWCHART_SEEDS in definitions/index.ts
- Remove hardcoded fallbacks from getFlowchartByIdAsync/getFlowchartListAsync
- Update browse API to only load from database
- Update all dependent files to use database-only loading
- Seeds are owned by the user who initiates seeding
To use: Enable debug mode on /flowchart, use Seed Manager panel to
populate the database with built-in flowcharts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Server components read from request headers, not response headers.
This fixes the "No valid viewer session found" error for new visitors
on pages like /practice that need guest identification on first load.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove legacy schema-specific formatting fallbacks in formatting.ts and example-generator.ts
- All flowcharts now require explicit display.problem and display.answer expressions
- Add DISP-003 diagnostic for missing display.problem expressions
- Update doctor to treat missing display.answer as error (was warning)
Also includes:
- Terraform: generate LiteFS config at runtime, add AUTH_TRUST_HOST, add volume mounts for vision-training and uploads data
- Terraform: add storage.tf for persistent volume claims
- Add Claude instructions for terraform directory
- Various UI component formatting updates
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add expectedAnswer field to ProblemExample schema for test validation
- Create test-case-validator.ts with functions to evaluate display.answer
and compare against expected answers
- Add TestsTab.tsx component showing test results and path coverage
- Integrate validation into generate/refine routes with SSE events
- Add coverage diagnostics to flowchart doctor (TEST-001/002/003)
- Fix LLM output normalization: strip wrapper quotes from strings
(e.g., "'+'" -> "+") and convert numeric strings to numbers
- Use formatAnswerDisplay for test evaluation (same as worksheet)
- Update LLM prompts with clearer excludeFromExampleStructure guidance
for result-formatting decisions vs problem-type decisions
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add LiteFS binary and config to Docker image for SQLite replication
- Convert k8s Deployment to StatefulSet for stable pod identities
- Pod-0 is primary (handles writes), others are replicas
- LiteFS proxy forwards write requests to primary automatically
- Add headless service for pod-to-pod communication
- Increase Node.js heap size to 4GB for Next.js build
- Exclude large Python venvs from Docker context
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Panda CSS token values in shorthand strings (e.g., `padding: '2 4'`)
silently fail. Convert all 84+ occurrences to paddingX/paddingY and
marginX/marginY properties which correctly resolve design tokens.
Affected areas:
- Flowchart pages and components
- Know Your World game components
- KidNumberInput component
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Avoid terminology confusion - "skills" refers to invokable commands
like /fix-css and /porkbun-dns. The documentation files are
step-by-step procedures, not invocable skills.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace sequential example generation with a proper task queue system that
correctly handles concurrent requests to the Web Worker pool.
Root cause of previous issues: Each worker stored only ONE resolve/reject
callback, so concurrent requests would overwrite each other's callbacks,
causing promises to never resolve or resolve with wrong data.
Solution:
- Add unique requestId to all worker messages for request/response matching
- Implement task queue with dispatch logic for pending work
- Track pending requests in a Map keyed by requestId
- Workers echo back requestId so responses match their originating requests
- Both /flowchart page and workshop page now generate concurrently
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When both WorksheetDebugPanel and FlowchartExampleGrid try to generate
examples simultaneously using the shared web worker pool, the workers'
resolve/reject callbacks get overwritten, causing one request to never
complete.
This fix sequences the generation:
- WorksheetDebugPanel generates first (when worksheet tab is active)
- FlowchartExampleGrid waits until WorksheetDebugPanel signals completion
- Added onGenerationStart/onGenerationComplete callbacks to WorksheetDebugPanel
- Added waitForReady prop to FlowchartExampleGrid to defer generation
- Workshop page coordinates the sequence using isDebugPanelGenerating state
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add MERM-002 doctor diagnostic to detect when JSON node IDs don't
match mermaid node IDs
- Update loader to throw error when entry node is missing or >50% of
nodes are missing from mermaid (prevents crash loops)
- Add flowchartLoadError state and UI display in workshop page
- Improve LLM schema documentation for display.answer vs generation.target
- Add context-aware division-by-zero suggestions in doctor
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Combine published and draft example generation into single unified effect
- Fix race condition where worker pool was cancelling requests when
drafts and published flowcharts competed for the same workers
- Add draftMermaidContent to sessions API response (was missing)
- Remove redundant draftCardExamples state in favor of unified cardExamples
- Process all flowcharts sequentially to avoid worker pool cancellation
- Show animated backgrounds on healthy draft flowcharts, not just published
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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