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Retry of crashed PR #21. Narrower scope:

  • base: pre-recent-batch (commit at HEAD~30)
  • head: main
  • ~30 commits, mostly Polish #93-#122 + 7 dependabot merges (vite 8 / hono 4.12.21 / @types/node 25 / etc)

PR #21 crashed cloud-side at 76 files / +19558 / -7898. This narrower scope should fit in the cloud compute window.

Do not merge. Scope-hack vehicle for /ultrareview only. Close after review lands.

StephenSook and others added 30 commits May 19, 2026 20:40
…olish #100)

Stephen explicit "fresh Lighthouse CLI run to verify post-#94/#95
stability." Ran the canonical Lighthouse CLI v13.3.0 against
http://127.0.0.1:5174/?demo=1 with the same headless flags as the
Polish #62 capture. Results:

  Performance:      84 -> 81  (within run-to-run variance band)
  Accessibility:   100        (unchanged)
  Best Practices:  100        (unchanged)
  SEO:              54        (unchanged — intentional noindex)
  Agentic Browsing: 66        (unchanged)
  CLS:           0.04 -> 0.057 (BOTH within Good band <0.1)
  TBT:           0 ms -> 60 ms (run-to-run noise)
  LCP:          3.5 s -> 3.7 s (run-to-run noise)
  FCP:          3.2 s -> 3.4 s (run-to-run noise)

The load-bearing verdict: Polish #94 BlockHash brand + Polish #95
README Fetch Domains sync did NOT regress the Polish #62 CLS fix.
The structural invariant (ZERO_STATS-fallback + reserve-space
wrappers + `contain: layout`) holds. Variance on Performance / TBT
/ LCP / FCP / Speed Index is within normal Lighthouse run-to-run
noise band (±3-5 points / ±200ms is typical) — the
unminified-mock-server caveat in the doc above explains why all
the absolute numbers are slightly Poor: the dev:web bundle
is not the prod Devvit bundle.

Stored: docs/screenshots/lighthouse-2026-05-19-polish100-cli.html
(full HTML report). Updated the lighthouse-2026-05-19.md Core Web
Vitals table to a 3-column "Before / After Polish #62 / Polish
#100 re-verify" comparison so future re-runs can be slotted in.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sh #101)

comment-analyzer rescan on Polish #90-#100 (post-Polish-#91 scrub)
caught 4 new + 1 pre-existing line-ref drift. Polish #91 should have
been the last pass; #92-#100 + the prior scrub MISS regressed the
pattern. Scrubbed:

HIGH:
- tests/client/app.test.tsx:92 — `App line 256` -> actual 288 (Polish
  #98 introduced this w/ a number). Replaced with symbolic ref to
  `the !initialLoad check on the OnboardingTour render in App.tsx`.
- tests/routes/api-auth.test.ts:229 — pre-existing AD-wave comment
  said `src/client/components/EventDetails.tsx:139 reads
  data.explanation` but actual is line 205 (drifted since Polish #69
  + #84). Polish #91's scrub missed this file. Replaced w/ inline
  setState shape reference.

MEDIUM:
- docs/screenshots/lighthouse-2026-05-19.md:51-54 — 5 stale App.tsx
  numeric refs (157/174-181/200/201/186) from Polish #62 writeup
  drifted with #94/#95/#98. Replaced w/ symbolic refs ("StatsRow
  render" / "Sparkline section" / "FilterChips render" / "EventSearch
  Input render") that survive future refactors.
- src/state/imageHashStore.ts:130-132 — pre-Polish-#64 behavior
  described in present tense ("write paths preserved the array via
  .slice(0, MAX_ENTRIES)"). Reworded to explicit past-tense
  "pre-Polish-#64 the write path preserved... but ran no shape
  validation, so a bad member round-tripped intact" so a future
  reader doesn't think the bare slice is current behavior.

LOW:
- tests/state/recentEvents.test.ts:175 — "v0.5.x is well past
  skeleton" reads as if v0.5 is current. Replaced w/ "every install
  since Phase 2.3" — version-agnostic, future-proof.

types.ts:19 claim ("they were deleted") verified accurate via grep
on src/actions/{lock,distinguish}.ts — 0 matches for "throw new
Error" or "unexpected id prefix". The Polish #81 deletions DID happen.

812 tests green, tsc + lint clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sion (Polish #102)

pr-test-analyzer HIGH gaps on Polish #94 BlockHash brand:

H1: asBlockHash throw paths uncovered. The validator has TWO throw
conditions (length !== 64 OR !/^[0-9a-fA-F]+$/) but only the
indirect "length=5 short hash" case was exercised via the
isValidImageHashEntry test. The charset-only failure path had no
test — a regression dropping the regex check while keeping the
length check would silently pass every existing test, and a corrupt
64-char NON-hex entry would reach hammingDistance's
parseInt('z', 16) = NaN computation.

H2: isValidImageHashEntry non-hex 64-char entry untested. The Polish
#94 try/catch wrapper drops the bad entry but no regression pinned
that path. A refactor removing the wrap would silently round-trip
the bad entry to findSimilar.

Fix — tests/image/hash.test.ts (7 new asBlockHash tests):
- accepts a valid 64-hex string
- accepts uppercase hex (case-insensitive)
- throws on length=63 (too short)
- throws on length=65 (too long)
- throws on empty string
- throws on 64 NON-hex (charset-only failure) <- the load-bearing one
- throws on mixed hex+single non-hex char

Fix — tests/state/imageHashStore.test.ts (1 new regression):
- findSimilar skips a charset-corrupt entry (64 z's) but still
  finds the valid sibling — verifies the asBlockHash try/catch in
  isValidImageHashEntry actually drops the bad entry instead of
  letting it slip through

820 tests green (was 812). tsc + lint clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
pr-test-analyzer M1 + Gemini P2-2: the Polish #98 CLS smoke test
queried for `style.contain === 'layout'` via a brittle
`querySelectorAll('div').find(...)` scan. A future refactor moving
`contain: layout` to a Tailwind utility class (e.g.
`contain-layout` arbitrary value) would silently:

1. Pass the runtime CLS fix (CSS still applies the contain rule)
2. BREAK the test (jsdom doesn't compute styles from stylesheets;
   `style.contain` only reads inline)

Two-line hardening:

1. src/client/App.tsx — added `data-cm-cls-isolated="recent"`
   sentinel attribute to the recent-actions container alongside the
   existing `style={{ contain: 'layout' }}`. Inline comment forbids
   removing the attribute without also updating the smoke test.

2. tests/client/app.test.tsx — replaced the div-scan with a
   targeted `container.querySelector('[data-cm-cls-isolated="recent"]')`
   plus a separate assertion that the inline `style.contain ===
   'layout'` is still active. Sentinel survives CSS-class refactors;
   style check ensures the runtime CLS isolation is actually present.

820 tests green (unchanged). tsc + lint clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…104)

gemini brutal-audit P2-4. Step 2 tour body framed the six mod-menu
entries as "first three drive day-to-day, the rest enable AI." That
phrasing mis-ranks "Simulate rule against history" — Simulate is the
dashboard's demo money shot (docs/STATUS.md flags S1 with ⭐), the
most-cited mod-UX win because it previews rule impact on the last 25
posts BEFORE saving the wiki. A judge reading the tour after watching
the demo would see the tour underweight what the demo highlights.

Reframed body into three groups:

  - First three: day-to-day moderation
  - Simulate: dashboard's demo highlight (preview rule impact on
    last 25 posts before saving wiki)
  - Last two: AI features

Reads more accurately + matches the demo-script Beat 4 emphasis
without inflating the language.

AI-tone scan: clean. 820 tests green (unchanged). tsc + lint clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
gemini brutal-audit P1-1 + P1-2. After Polish #62-#104 wave, 5
judge-facing surfaces drifted on test count + polish range:

  README.md:9       tests-777 badge       -> 820
  README.md:61      "777 tests passing"   -> 820
  PLAN.md:75        "777 tests green"     -> 820; #1–#86 -> #1–#104
  docs/STATUS.md:47 "Polish #1–#86"        -> #1–#104
  docs/STATUS.md:69 "777 tests passing"   -> 820
  ROADMAP.md:32    "polish #1–#88"        -> #1–#104; 777 tests -> 820

The integer matters less than internal consistency — drift across
5 sites in 5 minutes reads as careless to judges grepping the
README badge → repo. Single sed pass + commit. The 820 count is
verified live from `npm test --silent -- --run`.

Polish range bumped to #1–#104 spans the full AE wave through the
post-Gemini brutal-audit P0/P1/P2 integration batch:
  #62-#71: post-CLS-audit (10 fixes)
  #72-#80: gemini brutal-audit P0/P1 (9 fixes)
  #81-#86: gemini P2 + type-design top-5 (6 fixes)
  #87-#100: docs restructure + agents-flagged gaps (14 fixes)
  #101-#104: comment-rot + asBlockHash coverage + CLS smoke harden
             + OnboardingTour reposition (4 fixes)

All four files retain their distinctive framing — this is a number-
sync sweep, not a content rewrite.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
gemini brutal-audit P2-3. README Fetch Domains row for api.openai.com
claimed the cache key was `cm:ai:cache:{hash}` per (sub, prompt-digest).
Real shape in src/state/keys.ts:64 is:

  explainCache: (eventHash, sub) => `cm:${sub}:explain:cache:${eventHash}`

Three differences:
  1. Namespace `explain` not `ai` (matches the V7 AI explainer feature
     name, not a generic AI bucket)
  2. Sub-segmented `{sub}` BEFORE the namespace (every Devvit key is
     sub-scoped via the K.* factory — multi-tenant isolation invariant)
  3. Keyed on `eventHash` (digest of the full event shape: runName,
     checkName, matchedRule, matchedSubstring, actions[]) not a generic
     `prompt-digest` — the docstring at src/state/keys.ts:55-63
     explains why this auto-invalidates when the event shape changes

A judge or security reviewer cross-referencing the Privacy section
against the Redis key layout would catch the discrepancy. Replaced the
fake shape with the real one + the "auto-invalidates on event change"
detail that the explainCache docstring already documents.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…predicate (Polish #107)

gemini brutal-audit P2-1. Polish #94 added `asBlockHash` (a throw-on-
mismatch validator) and `isValidImageHashEntry` wrapped it in try/catch
to coerce the throw into a boolean — that path runs PER ENTRY inside
findSimilar's loop (up to MAX_ENTRIES=500 per call on a viral
image-post burst) and inside recordHash's filter. V8 try/catch overhead
is ~2-3x vs an inline boolean check even on the happy path. Total
estimated impact: ~1-2ms per 500-entry findSimilar call — comfortably
inside the per-action 8s timeout (Polish #47), but a clean micro-opt
with a clean separation:

Fix:

1. src/image/hash.ts — added `isBlockHash(raw: unknown): raw is BlockHash`
   boolean predicate. Same shape check (length + regex) as asBlockHash
   but returns false instead of throwing. Hoisted the regex to a
   module-level `HEX_REGEX` const so the predicate doesn't recompile
   per call. asBlockHash stays unchanged (still used at trust boundaries
   that want descriptive throw messages).

2. src/state/imageHashStore.ts — replaced the try { asBlockHash(o.hash) }
   catch { return false } block with `if (!isBlockHash(o.hash)) return
   false`. The predicate also subsumes the prior `typeof o.hash !==
   'string'` check (isBlockHash returns false on non-strings) — dropped
   the redundant guard for clean code.

8 new isBlockHash tests added at tests/image/hash.test.ts:
- happy path (valid 64-hex, uppercase)
- length variants (63, 65, 0)
- charset (64 z's)
- non-string inputs (number, null, undefined, object)
- behavior-parity assertion: isBlockHash(x) === !throws(asBlockHash(x))

820 → 828 tests green. tsc + lint clean. No production behavior
change — same shape contract, faster hot path.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sh #108)

pr-review-toolkit:code-reviewer agent final pass on Polish #101-#106
returned "ship" with 2 sub-confidence-50 cosmetic items. Stephen
explicit "don't hold anything back" → addressing.

1. tests/image/hash.test.ts:63-67 — hammingDistance length-mismatch
   test cast `'abc' as unknown as string`. The function signature post-
   Polish-#94 is `hammingDistance(a: BlockHash, b: BlockHash)`. Cast
   landed on `string` not `BlockHash`. Worked because tests/ aren't
   tsc-checked (tsconfig include is src/**/* only — vitest just
   esbuild-transpiles), but the test's type assertion didn't match
   what the function actually accepts.

   Fix: cast to `BlockHash` via `as unknown as
   import('../../src/image/hash').BlockHash`. Test runtime behavior
   unchanged (still exercises the length-mismatch throw); the cast
   shape now matches the post-Polish-#94 type contract.

2. tests/state/imageHashStore.test.ts:225 — comment said "asBlockHash
   throws, isValidImageHashEntry catches and returns false". Polish
   #107 replaced that path with the isBlockHash boolean predicate
   (no try/catch). Behavior identical, comment is stale by one polish
   wave. Fix: comment now reads "isBlockHash returns false (Polish
   #107 — was asBlockHash throw pre-#107), isValidImageHashEntry
   rejects the entry."

828 tests green (unchanged). tsc + lint clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ish #109)

Pre-launch AI-tone scan across 15 surface docs flagged 3 hits — all
technically-correct usage but tripping the marketing-tone blocklist:

1. PLAN.md:58 (row 2.5.2 dryRun): "per-action dryRun can only ELEVATE
   to dry-run" — replaced ELEVATE → "PROMOTE a live config to dry-run"
   (semantically identical, no blocklist trigger).

2. CHANGELOG.md:1438 (Z4-X54 WCAG AA pass): "comprehensive AA" —
   replaced "comprehensive" → "full AA coverage" (drops the
   marketing-word, same meaning).

3. CHANGELOG.md:1717 (same Codex H1 dryRun line in the historical
   wave): "only ELEVATE to dry-run" — same fix as #1, replaced w/
   "PROMOTE a live config to dry-run."

Verified post-fix: `bash scripts/check-ai-tone.sh PLAN.md CHANGELOG.md`
returns clean across both files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ish #110)

Codex + Gemini final brutal-audit passes both flagged test-count +
polish-range drift across the entire submission narrative surface.
Local `npm test --silent -- --run` returns 828 tests. Bulk sed sweep:

  820 tests   → 828 tests       (README.md, PLAN.md, STATUS.md,
                                 ROADMAP.md, e2e-scenarios.md)
  758 tests   → 828 tests       (devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md ×5)
  tests-820   → tests-828       (README.md badge URL)
  Polish #1-#104 → #1-#108      (STATUS.md, PLAN.md)
  Polish #1-#35#1-#108      (devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md)
  "223 → 758" → "223 → 828"    (submission-day-runbook.md
                                 historical-context tightening)

9 files swept. Verified post-sweep: grep across the 10 enumerated
docs returns 0 matches for the prior numbers.

Single-pass sed (not per-file Edit) to keep this as one logical
commit — the drift was uniform across the doc surface, the fix is
uniform too. Per-file semantic fixes (Phase 4.7 status, action
count, $62.4M removal, blog-post v0.6.4) land as their own atomic
polishes in #111+.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lish #111)

Codex P1-1 + Gemini P0-1: Polish #73 deleted the fabricated 62.4M
TAM math from pillar-5-numbers.md (self-violation of that file's
own line-248 "DO NOT INVENT specific time-savings figures" rule).
The deletion missed TWO downstream paste-targets:

1. docs/submission/devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md:229 — Project Impact
   section instructed Stephen to paste "9.5M scaled / 62.4M
   addressable / 6M+ conservative capture." Reworded to point at the
   conservative pillar-5-numbers.md section-11 framing only with an
   explicit warning not to paste a larger figure without a citation
   that did not exist when this hackathon shipped.

2. docs/submission/writeup-draft.md:80 — Section 2 bullet still had
   the "60K x 52 x 20 = 62.4M/yr at full capture" extrapolation as a
   live claim. Replaced with the measured baseline (3.4M/yr Li 2022)
   plus the section-B-scaled 9.5M/yr citation, plus a one-sentence
   note that the prior extrapolation was deleted in Polish #73 with
   a pointer to the doc own anti-invention rule.

Net effect: both downstream paste-targets now align with the
pillar-5-numbers.md conservative framing. Stephen pasting either into
the Devpost form gets defensible numbers, not invented ones.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t-sheet (Polish #112)

Gemini P0-3 + Codex P1-3 combined fix. Two stale claims across the
two highest-judging-traffic surfaces:

1. README.md:299 (Concept-model section): listed only 7 actions
   `remove / approve / lock / comment / report / ban / userFlair`,
   missing `distinguish`. Internal contradiction inside README — the
   hero (line 6) + Status section (line 59) already say "8 action
   handlers" + include distinguish in the parenthetical. Judges
   reading top-to-bottom would see "8 ... 8 ... 7" and lose
   confidence. Fixed: added distinguish.

2. README.md:383 (Status checklist): same 7-action list, missing
   distinguish. Updated with the AE-wave context: "8 handlers
   shipped Phase 2 + Wave AE (distinguish for upstream parity, post-
   Polish #53)" + ThingId-branded ids cross-ref (Polish #81).

3. devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md:75 (Tool Overview): same 7-action
   list. Updated.

4. devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md:77 (concept-model): said "7 actions
   ship + Phase 4 stretch rules SHIPPED + Image-hash repost (Phase
   4.7) deferred." Updated to "8 actions (including distinguish) +
   Phase 4 SHIPPED + Phase 4.7 image-hash SHIPPED 2026-05-18." The
   "Phase 4.7 deferred" framing was 2+ weeks stale.

5. devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md:248 (Port Completion Q): same
   7-action + Phase 4.7 deferred framing. Updated.

6. devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md:294 (Pillar table): "7 action handlers"
   plus "13-wave hardening 70+ findings" stale framing. Updated to
   "8 action handlers" + "AE Polish #1-#108 100+ findings" + Phase
   4.7 cited as shipped. Also bumped cm-devvit version from @0.2.4
   to @0.6.7 since that older approved-unlisted is no longer the
   pending review version.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gemini P0-2: blog-post-draft.md pinned to dead version v0.6.4 at
lines 7 and 48. Tagged release is v0.6.7. Reads as "draft never
updated" to any judge who clicks through.

Sed bumped both occurrences. No semantic content change beyond the
version string — the "What ships" bullets in the body of section 48
remain accurate at v0.6.7 (Phase 1+2+3+4 + Phase 4.7 shipped; 4.7
covered in the Wave AE bullet at line 57).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codex P1-4: docs/migration-compatibility.md still told operators
Phase 4 rules (history / attribution / recentActivity) were
"Deferred to Phase 4" and image-mode repost was "Deferred (Phase
4.7)" — both shipped 2026-05-18. Operators reading this doc as
the first-touch migration reference would believe the port was
less complete than it is.

Fix:
- Top "Quick Answer" paragraph: dropped "Phase 4 stretch rules land
  post-hackathon" + "image-mode repost is deferred" language. Added
  Phase 4 + 4.7 to the list of supported rule kinds, bumped port
  version v0.2.0 -> v0.6.7, removed "are deferred" from the
  preamble.
- Table rows for history / attribution / recentActivity: 🚧
  Deferred -> ✅ Ported (Phase 4, 2026-05-18). history row also
  cites Polish #77 author-history thundering-herd lock fix.
- Image-mode repost row: ⏸ Deferred -> ✅ Ported (Phase 4.7,
  2026-05-18). Cites the pure-JS toolchain (upng-js + jpeg-js +
  blockhash-core), 256-bit hash, configurable Hamming threshold,
  and Polish #61 per-sub findSimilar+recordHash lock.
- Operator migration walkthrough (step 1): replaced "stay in config
  but won't fire" framing for Phase 4 rules with "work today
  (shipped 2026-05-18)" + parallel sentence for Phase 4.7
  image-hash repost.

Stephen's cold-DM template (outreach-drafts.md §7) links this doc
as the migration reference; the prior framing would have undersold
the port to the 15+ FoxxMD operators it's targeting.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…115)

Codex P1-5: PLAN.md row 6.1 said "Version 0.2.0 submitted for review"
while docs/STATUS.md and the dev portal both reflect cm-devvit@0.6.7
in App Directory review. A judge reading PLAN.md as the team-coord
doc would see "0.2.0 submitted" and conclude the project is 4 minor
versions behind reality.

Fix: rewrote the Status cell to enumerate the version timeline:
- v0.2.0 first-submit 2026-05-16
- v0.5.5 approved unlisted 2026-05-17
- v0.6.7 re-uploaded 2026-05-19 (current pending re-review)

Plus added the T-2 launch step Stephen runs: "Final npm run launch
(Stephen, T-2 = 2026-05-25) publishes v0.6.x as the source the
judges install." Makes the version-history coherent + names the
load-bearing remaining action.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codex P2-1/P2-2/P2-3: three cosmetic stale-comments in src/ + API.md
that misrepresent current behavior:

1. src/routes/triggers.ts:19-20 — kill-switch comment said "Ctrl+C
   on playtest IS the kill switch. Revisit before any devvit publish
   --public." App was already in public App Directory review before
   this audit caught the comment. Rewrote: kill switch is the
   firstSeen idempotency guard + dryRun:true global override via
   wiki reload + uninstall path. Production-relevant.

2. src/routes/scheduler.ts:5-8 — header docblock listed
   /image-hash-worker as a "Stub (not wired yet), gated on Phase 4.7
   spike." Phase 4.7 shipped 2026-05-18, and the worker IS
   implemented at lines 147-192. Rewrote: image-hash-worker is the
   on-demand backfill path that runs ALONGSIDE the standard trigger
   flow (which hashes on arrival via runImageRepostRule).

3. API.md:59 — /api/stats response said "production currently
   returns empty pending Phase 4 stats-rollup wire-up." Production
   reads the cm:stats:snapshot:{sub} key written hourly by the
   stats-rollup cron + falls back to compute-on-fly. Polish #38
   added the client-shape fields. Rewrote with the actual response
   shape + cross-reference to statsRollup.ts.

Tests + lint clean (docs-only changes).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e 4.7 references (Polish #117)

Gemini P1-7 + P1-9 + P2-10 combined:

1. writeup-draft.md:29 — Filter chips bullet said "8 chips" + listed
   only 8 (all/remove/comment/approve/lock/report/failed/dry-run).
   Polish #59 added ban/flair/distinguish for full ActionKind
   coverage. STATUS.md row already shows 11. Updated writeup to 11
   chips + named the post-Polish-#59 context.

2. writeup-draft.md:19 — Capabilities preamble said "35 polish-tier
   fixes." Current tag is Polish #1-#108. Bumped 35 -> 108.

3. writeup-draft.md:13 — Section 1 opener:
   - "full Phase 1+2+3+4 stack" -> "Phase 1+2+3+4+4.7 stack"
     (Phase 4.7 was elided in the preamble; reads as if image-hash
     repost shipped LATER as a separate beat instead of being in the
     headline stack)
   - "Reddit cm-devvit@0.2.4 approved unlisted 2026-05-18" -> "Reddit
     cm-devvit@0.6.7 in App Directory review" (with the v0.5.5 +
     v0.6.7 version timeline cited inline)
   - Added "Phase 4.7 image-hash repost SHIPPED v0.6.0 2026-05-18"
     as a sibling sentence to the Phase 4 SHIPPED line
   - "13 distinct waves closed 70+ findings" -> "13 waves + AE Polish
     #1-#108 closed 100+ findings" + bumped the agent-rotation list
     to include vercel:performance-optimizer + repo-sentinel
   - Dropped "5 BLOCKERs + 8 CRITICAL + 50+ HIGH/WARN/MED surfaced by
     6 parallel sub-agent reviews" framing — the unprefixed "100+
     findings" + named rotations is more honest + less braggy.

4. demo-video-script.md:122 — Phase 4.7 image-repost bullet said
   "(v0.6.0)" implying that's the current version. Reworded to
   "shipped v0.6.0, hardened through v0.6.7" + added Polish #61
   per-sub lock context Stephen + Vinh may reference during the
   demo voiceover.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#118)

Gemini P0-4: CHANGELOG ended at Polish #80, but Polishes #81-#108
(28 entries) had landed on main + were referenced in STATUS.md
and the commit log. The doc Stephen will most-likely link from
Devpost contained a 28-polish hole.

Added new "Polish #87-#108 batch (post-Polish-#86 hardening + final
review chain)" section covering 22 entries with inline rationale
pulled from each commit body:

#87: README restructure -> docs/STATUS.md extraction
#88: demo-script rehearsal checklist + Vinh co-narrator
#89: GitHub-surface stale refs + AI-tone (ARCHITECTURE.md
     "ecosystem", ROADMAP.md, THREAT-MODEL.md)
#90: examples AJV validation test — CAUGHT REAL SHIPPED BUG
     (repost-image-watch.json5 broken JSON5)
#91: comment-rot scrub (1st pass post-polish)
#92: 3 lying-test pattern fixes from pr-test-analyzer
#93: 6 coverage-gap regression tests
#94: brand BlockHash via type-design-analyzer #4
#95: README Fetch Domains sync + blockhash size fix
#96: RunResult tagged sub-union via type-design-analyzer #3
#97: NEW EmptyState.test.tsx (9 tests for Polish #84 clipboard UX)
#98: App.tsx structural CLS smoke for Polish #62 invariant
#99: OnboardingTour "Three" -> "Six" mod-menu entries
#100: Lighthouse CLS re-verification (still Good band)
#101: comment-rot scrub (2nd pass)
#102: asBlockHash throw-path test coverage + non-hex regression
#103: CLS smoke hardened w/ data-cm-cls-isolated sentinel
#104: OnboardingTour reposition Simulate as demo highlight
#105: docs sync 777 -> 820 tests + Polish range #1-#86 -> #1-#104
#106: README AI cache key shape fix
#107: isBlockHash perf predicate (try/catch dropped on hot path)
#108: 2 cosmetic items from final code-reviewer pass

Header line updated: 52 polishes (#18-#80) -> 108 polishes
(#18-#108). Adversarial-review-round list expanded to 8 with
named per-agent counts.

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…lish #119)

Gemini P1-6: stephen-action-list.md per-section T-N headers used old
dates calculated from a prior (2026-05-20) deadline. Label table at
line 22 explicitly says "This file's labels updated for May 27
deadline. Both files now anchor on the same dates" — but the section
headers were never actually updated to match. Stephen following the
action list at recording time would see:

  T-1 — 2026-05-19 (today!)

and conclude submission is tomorrow. Actual T-1 is 2026-05-26.

Fixed 5 per-section headers to match the label table:
  T-6 — 2026-05-14 → 2026-05-21
  T-5 — 2026-05-15 → 2026-05-22
  T-3 — 2026-05-17 → 2026-05-24
  T-2 — 2026-05-18 — Demo recording day → 2026-05-25 — Demo
        recording + `npm run launch` (per Status update line 15
        which schedules launch at T-2 inside the T-3-to-T-1
        recording window)
  T-1 — 2026-05-19 → 2026-05-26

T-0 — 2026-05-27 — Submission day was already correct.

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… (Polish #120)

comment-analyzer 3rd pass caught a stale describe-block header at
tests/image/hash.test.ts:81-89. Polish #102 wrote the rationale as
"would round-trip through isValidImageHashEntry catch (the catch
returns false, dropping the entry)". Polish #107 replaced the
try/catch with the isBlockHash predicate. Polish #108 caught the
parallel staleness in tests/state/imageHashStore.test.ts:225 but
missed this describe header.

Rewrote rationale to reflect the post-Polish-#107 path: the
isBlockHash predicate (same shape contract, no try/catch cost)
drops the entry. Pre-Polish-#107 it was asBlockHash throw caught
by try/catch. Both paths drop bad entries; predicate just skips
the try/catch overhead.

Cosmetic only. 828 tests green, tsc + lint clean.

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…PPED (Polish #121)

Stephen explicit deep dive caught: migration-from-upstream-cm.md (the
operator action-list, paired with migration-compatibility.md per
line 5 cross-ref) was also stale on Phase 4 status, parallel to the
Codex P1-4 finding on migration-compatibility.md (Polish #114).

Fixed 3 sites:
- Line 7 "Last reviewed: 2026-05-18 (v0.4.0)" -> "2026-05-19
  (v0.6.7 -- full Wave W-AE hardening + Phase 4 + 4.7 shipped +
  AE Polish #1-#108 closed)"
- Line 112 "Phase 4 stretch rules ARE included in the schema but
  wont fire until Vinh ships them. Theyre no-ops" -> rewrote to
  "Phase 4 author-history rules AND Phase 4.7 image-hash repost
  shipped 2026-05-18 -- they fire today, no migration tweak
  needed."
- Line 152 "Last verified against schema v0.2.0" -> "v0.6.7
  (2026-05-19)"

This file is what the cold-DM template (outreach-drafts.md section 7)
points operators at. The prior framing underrepresented the port.

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v0.6.4 context" — that v0.6.4 context doesn't exist, ROADMAP cleanly
shows v0.6.7) caught one REAL stale range. ROADMAP.md line 32 still
said "AE polish #1–#88" — Polish #110's bulk sed sweep replaced
`#1–#86 → #1–#108` but missed the `#1–#88` baseline that was already
in ROADMAP from an earlier polish (the sweep keyed on `#86` not
`#88`).

Verified via grep across all surface docs: 0 remaining `Polish #1–#88`
strings post-fix. 828 tests still green; tsc + lint clean.

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StephenSook and others added 4 commits May 19, 2026 22:45
…ot disable (Polish #123)

ultrareview bug_004: Polish #116 rewrote the kill-switch docstring at
triggers.ts:19-23 to claim "Kill switch: handled via the per-event
firstSeen idempotency guard ... + mod-menu Reload-config ... + uninstall."
That mischaracterizes firstSeen. The firstSeen guard is per-event
idempotency dedup (24h NX on `cm:proc:{thingId}`) against Devvit's
at-least-once trigger redelivery of the SAME event. It does NOT prevent
NEW events from processing — a new post submits → fresh thingId →
SET NX succeeds → handleActivity runs.

A future engineer reading the prior docstring could believe a real
disable mechanism already exists at the firstSeen layer and skip
designing one. An operator hitting an incident could waste time
looking for a "firstSeen kill switch" that doesn't exist.

Fix: rewrote the kill-switch sentence to name only the legitimate
mechanisms (mod-menu Reload-config publishing `{dryRun: true}` global
override + Reddit App Directory uninstall), with an explicit NOTE
correcting the firstSeen misframing so the dedup intent stays clear
for anyone reading the surrounding doc block.

Tests + lint clean (docs-only change).

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… (Polish #124)

ultrareview merged_bug_006: two consistency gaps from the dependabot
wave. Both nit-severity but worth closing for SDK-family hygiene.

1. @devvit/web bumped to 0.12.24 (dependabot PR #19) while devvit
   (0.12.23) and @devvit/start (0.12.23) stayed pinned at .23. All
   three are exact-pinned per the repo's deliberate exact-pin policy.
   Lockfile shipped DUAL versions of @devvit/shared-types
   (0.12.23 + 0.12.24) plus duplicate @devvit/protos / cache / client
   / media / payments / realtime / reddit / redis / scheduler under
   the same tree. Exactly the SDK-family drift the exact-pin policy
   exists to prevent.

   Fix: bumped devvit + @devvit/start to 0.12.24 to match. Verified
   post-npm-install: `grep '@devvit/shared-types: \"' package-lock.json
   | sort -u` returns single 0.12.24 — drift gone.

2. vite bumped 7.3.1 → 8.0.13 (dependabot PR #13) declares engines
   node ^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0. Our package.json engines.node still
   said >=22.2.0 — a contributor on Node 22.2–22.11 satisfies the
   project pin but trips EBADENGINE against Vite 8. CI never tripped
   because setup-node@v4 with node-version: '22' resolves to latest
   22.x (now >= 22.12).

   Fix: engines.node → ^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0 to match Vite 8's
   declared constraint. Aligns the project pin with what CI actually
   tests + what npm install warns on locally.

Verified post-install: 828 tests green, tsc + lint clean, prod
npm-audit 0 vulnerabilities.

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…h #125)

ultrareview bug_001 (pre_existing class): README.md:299 Concept-model
Rule list enumerated 7 kinds (regex, author, history, attribution,
recentActivity, repost, ruleSet) and was missing imageRepost, while
the README hero (line 6) correctly claims "8 rule kinds incl. Phase
4.7 perceptual-blockhash image-repost." Self-contradiction within
the same doc.

Verified imageRepost is a distinct rule kind, not a mode of repost:
- src/shared/types.ts: ImageRepostRule is a separate Rule union member
  w/ kind: 'imageRepost'
- src/schema/app.schema.json: { const: 'imageRepost' } separate constant
- src/core/runRule.ts: case 'imageRepost' dispatch arm separate from
  case 'repost'
- src/rules/imageRepost.ts: its own module (perceptual blockhash
  pipeline) alongside src/rules/repost.ts (URL-dedupe)
- tests/rules/imageRepost.test.ts: covers as a distinct rule kind
- examples/repost-image-watch.json5: uses kind: 'imageRepost'

Same Polish #112 touched line 301 (Action list — added distinguish)
but missed the parallel sync on line 299 (Rule list). Single-token
insert: `repost`, `imageRepost`, plus composite `ruleSet`.

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… #126)

ultrareview merged_bug_002: Polish #105's sed sweep updated polish-range
markers (#1-#86 -> #1-#108) but missed BARE COUNT WORDS sitting one
segment over in the same sentences. Subsequent test-count bumps (777
-> 820 -> 828) hit the same pattern blindness. Result: 6 judge-facing
surfaces with internally-contradictory or stale-vs-bundle claims.

Fixed:
1. PLAN.md:75 -- "86 polishes (Polish #1-#108)" -> "108 polishes
   (Polish #1-#108)" (was 86 != 108 in same sentence)
2. docs/submission/stephen-action-list.md:12 -- "AE wave: 35 polishes
   shipped (Polish #1-#108)" -> "108 polishes shipped" (was 35 != 108)
3. docs/submission/submission-day-runbook.md:9 -- "AE wave shipped
   Polish #1-#35" -> "Polish #1-#108" (range was never bumped on this
   line; same line was edited for 223 -> 828 tests)
4. docs/submission/devpost-form-cheat-sheet.md:292 -- Rubric "Polish"
   row "9/9 tests passing" -> "828 tests passing". Adjacent "Port
   Completion" row at line 294 was bumped to 828 tests in earlier
   polish; the 9/9 outlier was visible in the SAME rubric table.
5. docs/submission/blog-post-draft.md:10 -- "MIT, 594 tests, CI green"
   -> "MIT, 828 tests, CI green" (~40% drift, largest absolute)
6. docs/screenshots/lighthouse-2026-05-19.md:7 -- "v0.6.7 + AE Polish
   #18-#62" -> "v0.6.7 + AE Polish #18-#108" (doc body has Polish #100
   re-verify entries, but masthead was stuck at #62)

All 6 are nit severity (docs-only, no runtime impact) but together
they undermine the doc-vs-doc consistency a careful judge would check.
Single sed pass covered the broader pattern that Polish #105 missed.

828 tests still green, tsc + lint clean.

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Ultrareview cloud run landed 4 nit findings, all integrated as Polish #123-#126 atomic commits on main (e714af2 / cf8b79a / d61d2fd / 0fbb837). Closing scope-hack PR + deleting pre-recent-batch branch.

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