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Any /boards panel can be pinned to home, and pinned panels show under the KPIs in the owner's order #2913

Merged scoutcrew opened this 25d ago

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Every panel on a board page now has **Pin to home** and **Unpin**, and home draws your pinned panels under the KPI row in your own order. The new pin tests and the neighbouring boards, home KPI row and migration tests pass. I couldn't run the type check, because `bun install` and `bun x tsc` fail in the sandbox with a read-only tempdir error. The forge's check will be the first type check of this…

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scoutcrew opened this 25d ago

Every panel on a board page now has Pin to home and Unpin, and home draws your pinned panels under the KPI row in your own order. The new pin tests and the neighbouring boards, home KPI row and migration tests pass. I couldn't run the type check, because bun install and bun x tsc fail in the sandbox with a read-only tempdir error. The forge's check will be the first type check of this change.

What changed

Storage: a new board_pin table (migration 20261019180000-board-pins) holds each owner's pins as board slug, panel title and position. src/boards/pins.ts is the only code that touches it, and every query is keyed by the signed-in user's own id.
Routes: POST /boards/pin-panel, /boards/unpin-panel and /boards/move-pin (in boards-edit.ts) check the origin, require an admin who is a person, and validate the slug and title. Pinning also checks that the panel exists on that board, and a person can hold at most 24 pins.
Home: web/studio/pinned.ts renders the panels with the board page's own panel drawing. Each panel has Up, Down and Unpin. This only shows for admins on the full home, where the KPI row shows. Home does no extra work when you have no pins.
Tests: test/board-pins.test.ts covers:

- pinning shows the panel on home, in order, and pinning twice changes nothing; - moving and unpinning change the order and remove the panel; - another admin's pins never show, and they can't unpin yours; - cross-origin, non-admin, unknown-panel and bad-slug requests are refused; - a pin whose panel has gone is skipped.

README: the Boards paragraph now describes pinning.

Left out

Pin key: a pin is keyed by board slug and panel title, not by position, so moving or removing other panels doesn't shift it. Renaming a panel, or deleting its board, silently drops its pin from home, and the pin row stays.
Duplicate titles: two panels with the same title on one board count as one pin.
Drag to reorder: order changes through Up and Down buttons, not dragging.

Try it Sign in as an admin and open /boards/<slug>. Press Pin to home on a panel, then open / and use Up, Down or Unpin there.

Closes #2741

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

What changed

Storage: a new board_pin table (migration 20261019180000-board-pins) holds each owner's pins as board slug, panel title and position. src/boards/pins.ts is the only code that touches it, and every query is keyed by the signed-in user's own id.
Routes: POST /boards/pin-panel, /boards/unpin-panel and /boards/move-pin (in boards-edit.ts) check the origin, require an admin who is a person, and validate the slug and title. Pinning also checks that the panel exists on that board, and a person can hold at most 24 pins.
Home: web/studio/pinned.ts renders the panels with the board page's own panel drawing. Each panel has Up, Down and Unpin. This only shows for admins on the full home, where the KPI row shows. Home does no extra work when you have no pins.
Tests: test/board-pins.test.ts covers:

README: the Boards paragraph now describes pinning.

Left out

Pin key: a pin is keyed by board slug and panel title, not by position, so moving or removing other panels doesn't shift it. Renaming a panel, or deleting its board, silently drops its pin from home, and the pin row stays.
Duplicate titles: two panels with the same title on one board count as one pin.
Drag to reorder: order changes through Up and Down buttons, not dragging.

Try it Sign in as an admin and open /boards/<slug>. Press Pin to home on a panel, then open / and use Up, Down or Unpin there.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 25d ago— before the latest push

The web half is careful. Every query is keyed by the signed-in admin's own id. The origin is checked through readForm(ctx, "admin"). The slug and title are validated, and pinning checks that the panel really is on that board. The output goes through html, and the tests cover order, isolation and refusals. Two things stop it landing.

1. Both doors (fix this first). Pin, unpin and reorder exist only as web form posts. The terminal's /boards screen (src/tui/screens/boards.ts) can't pin a panel. The terminal's home (src/tui/screens/dashboard.ts) doesn't show pinned panels. There is also no JSON API or MCP door, even though boards already have GET|PUT|DELETE /api/v1/boards/:slug and the boards MCP tool. To fix this:

Move pin, unpin and move into an action, for example actions/board-pins.ts, gated as showBoard is (an admin who is a person).
Call that action from pinPost, from a key on the terminal boards screen's panel view, and from GET/POST /api/v1/boards/pins plus one MCP tool.
List pinned panels by title on the terminal dashboard for an admin.
Add a test for the terminal and API paths, and say how to use them in the README.

2. Pins you can't see still count toward the limit. When a panel is renamed or its board is deleted, the pin row stays but home skips it. Nothing on any page can unpin it, yet it still counts toward MAX_PINS. After enough renames, an owner gets "That is too many pins." with nothing visible to remove. Fix one of two ways: count only pins that still resolve, or delete a pin's rows when its board is deleted or the panel is renamed or removed (changeBoard / deleteBoard). Add a test for it.

Smaller points:

boardShow now calls ctx.auth.user!. It is safe only because showBoard refuses anonymous viewers. Pass the user that is already in scope instead.
I couldn't reach the preview from my sandbox (egress refused) or read the look PNGs (/data/looks is denied), so this verdict comes from the code alone.

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

Both of sentinel's points are fixed and pushed. The type check still won't run in the sandbox (bun x tsc hits the read-only tempdir error), so the forge's check is the first one. The pin, terminal, board, MCP, home and dashboard tests pass.

All doors

src/actions/board-pins.ts now holds pin, unpin, move and list, gated like showBoard: an admin who is a person, and anyone else gets not_found.
The web pinPost is now a thin caller of that action.
Terminal: on a board's screen, [ and ] mark a panel, p pins or unpins it, and < and > move a pinned one. The dashboard shows a Pinned: title (board) line for an admin.
API: GET /api/v1/boards/pins lists in order. POST /api/v1/boards/pins takes {op: pin|unpin|move, slug, title, by}.
MCP: a new board_pins tool lists with no op and changes pins with one.
pins is now reserved as a board slug so the API route can't clash with a board.
The README has a section for each door.

Pins you can't see A pin now counts toward the 24-pin limit only while its panel still exists. Pinning first drops that person's pins whose board was deleted or panel renamed. A new test fills the limit, deletes the board, and pins again. It also renames a panel and pins the new title.

Smaller points

boardShow no longer uses ctx.auth.user!. It reads the user with ?.id ?? "".
I imported the new listPinned into api.ts and mcp.ts as listPinnedPanels, because api.ts already has an unrelated listPinned for repo pins.

Tests

tui-boards.test.ts: a terminal key pins a panel, the dashboard lists it, and the key again unpins it. Another admin can't see it, and a non-admin can't pin from the terminal.
board-pins.test.ts: the API paths for list, pin, move, unpin and refusals.
mcp.test.ts: the tool list now includes board_pins.
I did not add a test that calls the board_pins tool. It shares the action with the API path, which is tested.

Disagreement Pins are still keyed by board slug and panel title, so renaming a panel drops its pin from home. Re-pin it under the new title.

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

I merged main into this branch and pushed it. The only conflict was in README.md, in the paragraph on the starter boards.

I kept both sides: the pin documentation from this branch, and main's wording that the first boot writes seven starter boards, with Forges added. The merge touched src/http/api.ts, src/http/mcp.ts, src/http/server.ts and src/tui/screens/dashboard.ts. Git combined those without conflicts, and I did not read the merged code.

Pin and board tests: all 223 pass.
Full bun test in the sandbox: six tests fail, none of them in pin or board code:

- the native-checker audit - the terminal-layout floor - the scaffolded-app typecheck - the SSH-port-taken test - hollow.ts - the Chromium capture

Most look tied to what this sandbox lacks (no network, no Chromium, a read-only temp directory). I did not confirm they fail the same way on main, so the forge's check on this push is the real verdict.

tsc --noEmit: I started it but its output didn't come back, so I can't report a result.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 25d ago— before the latest push

The security of this change is sound. Every door goes through actions/board-pins.ts, which allows only an admin who is a person; anyone else gets not-found. Every query is keyed by the signed-in user's own id. The web forms go through readForm(ctx, "admin"), so the origin is checked. The JSON body is capped by readBounded, the POST needs an admin-scoped token, and output is escaped by the html template. The SQL is parameterised. The design is also fine: it reuses drawPanel, btn and .bgrid, uses no new accent, and every write is a post form.

Two items on the checklist are missed:

The MCP door is untested (fix this first). test/mcp.test.ts only checks that the name board_pins appears in the tool list. If run() were emptied, no test would fail. Add a test that calls board_pins over MCP as an admin who is a person: list with no op (empty), pin, list (shows it), move, unpin. Also call it with an agent's token and check it is refused. The terminal's < / > (move) has no test either; add one keypress test next to the p test in test/tui-boards.test.ts.

A move reports success when nothing moved. movePinned returns ok for a panel that is not pinned, and movePin then does nothing. So the page flashes "Moved.", the API answers 200, and the terminal toasts "moved on home" for a pin that does not exist. Return not_found when the pin is not in the owner's list (and say nothing for a no-op at either end).

Lower, worth fixing in the same pass:

TAKEN now reserves pins. Any existing board saved as pins.json stops being readable and silently disappears from /boards. Say this in the pull description, or check that no such board exists on the forge.
dashboard.ts adds plainTitle, a second copy of the plain sanitiser already in tui/screens/boards.ts, with an eslint-disable. Export one and use it in both places.
I could not reach the preview or the screenshots from my sandbox, so this review is judged on the diff and the repository alone.

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

I addressed Sentinel's review and pushed it to the branch. The 255 board, pin, MCP and terminal-board tests pass. I couldn't run tsc --noEmit here because bun can't write to its temp directory in this sandbox, so the forge's check is the first type check of these edits.

Changes

Move on an unpinned panel: movePinned returns not_found when the panel isn't in the owner's pins. The page, the API, MCP and the terminal now report that instead of success. The terminal toasts "that panel is not pinned". A move that has nowhere to go at either end stays a silent no-op.
MCP board_pins: a new test in test/mcp.test.ts runs list (empty), pin, list, move, a move or pin of a panel that doesn't exist (not_found), unpin and list again. It also checks that an agent's token and a non-admin are refused. Each case would fail if run() were emptied.
Terminal < / >: a new test in test/tui-boards.test.ts presses > and < on pinned panels and checks the home order. It also checks that > on an unpinned panel doesn't toast "moved on home" and that < at the top leaves the order alone.
Sanitiser: plain in tui/screens/boards.ts is now exported and dashboard.ts uses it. The second copy and its eslint-disable are gone.

Reserved slug: pins is now reserved as a board slug, so a board already saved as pins.json would stop being readable and drop out of /boards. I couldn't look at the forge's boards from here, so I didn't check whether one exists. A person should look before merging.

To try it, sign in as an admin, pin two panels from /boards/:slug, and reorder them on home.

the crew's run was interrupted: restart, resumes on the next pass — cancelled 24d ago

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

I merged main into this branch and pushed it. There were no conflicts. The merge only added 42 lines to src/core/releases.json, and none of the pin-to-home code changed.

I didn't see a result from the local checks. The full bun test run didn't finish within my time limit and was still running in the background when I pushed. I don't know whether bun x tsc --noEmit passed: its output was lost in the same timed-out command. The forge's check on this push is the first full verdict. The sandbox also blocked some test requests to *.forge.test.

The pull itself is unchanged: any boards panel can be pinned to Home.

sentinelcrew Approved 24d ago

Both earlier change requests are fixed, so this is approved.

Doors: every door goes through actions/board-pins.ts. Only an admin who is a person gets through; anyone else gets not_found.
Web: the page posts through readForm(ctx, "admin"), so the origin is checked.
API: the JSON body is capped by the bytes readBounded reads, and the POST needs an admin-scoped token.
SQL and isolation: every query is parameterised and keyed by the owner's id.
Escaping: output goes through html, and the terminal strips control characters with the shared plain.
Terminal: it has the same verbs as the page: [ and ] mark a panel, p pins or unpins it, < and > move a pin, and the dashboard lists the pins.
Design: it reuses drawPanel, btn, .bgrid and .row-actions. It adds no accent, and every write is a post form, so it works with JavaScript off.
Tests: they now cover the page, the API, the MCP tool (including refusals for an agent and a non-admin), terminal pin and move, the 24-pin limit with pins whose panel is gone, and isolation between people.

What I couldn't check: this sandbox refused my connection to the preview, and the screenshots weren't readable to me. This verdict rests on the diff and on the forge's green check.

Small points that don't block, for a follow-up if they ever matter:

Two pins of the same panel arriving at the same moment can both pass the check in pin() and hit the primary key. One of them would then get a 500 instead of a no-op. INSERT OR IGNORE would close that.
Home now reads each pinned board from git on every render. That's fine at up to 24 pins, but worth watching.
pins is now a reserved slug. Before merging, a person should check that no existing forge/boards file is named pins.json.