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Jake
6881aa800a v0.3 Phase 4l: semantic palette revision — Tiger Flame / Banana Cream / Sea Green / Steel Azure 
Wren palette pass on 2026/05/15. Splits the role tokens away from
the prior bright/neon set toward a more grounded warm-and-cool
quartet, with explicit FILL + TEXT (signal + ink) pairs in light
mode so AA-on-cream stays cheap to consume.

Dark mode signals
  --color-info-signal     #6EA8FF  →  #064789  Steel Azure
  --color-danger-signal   #FF5A52  →  #F26430  Tiger Flame
  --color-success-signal  #00FF56  →  #519872  Sea Green
  --color-caution-signal  #FFCD00  →  #FCEC52  Banana Cream

Light mode (FILL = signal, TEXT = ink)
  --color-info-signal     #000AFF  →  #217AD5  +ink #1F73C9
  --color-danger-signal   #FF0700  →  #D55121  +ink #C54B1F
  --color-success-signal  #00D94A  →  #21D575  +ink #148348
  --color-caution-signal  #FFCD00  →  #D5A021  +ink #7E7414

Unchanged on purpose
  --color-bg              Coffee Bean #1F0812 was tried live and
                          rejected — R/G/B channels (31/8/18) read
                          as aubergine, not brown. Bg + grain held
                          at #12100E / 0.06 pending a true warm-brown
                          candidate.
  --color-*-border        Hue family unchanged from Phase 4j.
  --color-*-bg            Hand-tuned surface tints unchanged.
  HC variants             Out of scope for this pass.

Known issue
  Steel Azure #064789 on the dark bg sits around 2.06:1 — fails AA
  as text/icon. The role-token model has --color-info-ink (currently
  #9CC6FF, light blue) for that use case, but consumers reaching for
  --color-info-signal directly will read muddy. Retune of the info
  ink/signal split is owed separately. Documented inline.

npm run check: 0 errors.
 2026-05-15 21:18:43 +01:00
Jake
baab7b3c12 docs: KI-07 — llama-cpp-2 v0.1.146 panics on Qwen3.5+ FGDN tensors 
Discovered while spinning up a Tauri dev session on v0.3 for live UI
review. The app aborts on startup the moment DictationPage mounts and
calls load_llm_model — llama.cpp's GGML_ASSERT on the Fused Gated Delta
Net tensor-name prefix fires before the WebView paints, taking the
parent process with it. All four configured model variants
(Qwen3.5 2B/4B/9B + Qwen3.6 27B) share the architecture, so picking
a different size does not work around it.

Adds a new LLM section with KI-07 (Status / Source / Impact / Workarounds).
Four ordered workarounds, cheapest first:
  1. Park the .gguf file — autoload bails, non-LLM features work
  2. Set aiTier = "off" in lumotia_preferences before launch
  3. Bump llama-cpp-2 to a release with the upstream FGDN fix
  4. Add a non-FGDN model variant to LlmModelId

(1) unblocked tonight's live review of the Phase 5f polish. (3) is the
real resolution.
 2026-05-15 20:38:01 +01:00
Jake
3810fdda43 v0.3 Phase 5f.1 polish: date groups, useful previews, quiet row actions 
Acts on the polish-pass brief returned for 5f. Touches the quietware
branch only; v0.2 fallback (and compactPreviewText, used by its
row-height measurer) is left intact.

  Date groups       liveGroups derived walks `filtered` and breaks at
                    local-calendar-day boundaries. dateGroupLabel
                    formats Today / Yesterday / D MMM / D MMM YYYY.
                    Section headers are 11px mono uppercase, separated
                    by the same divide-y the rows use.

  Row hierarchy     New quietRowPreview returns a real transcript
                    snippet (item.text → item.preview → empty). The
                    title repeat in 5f was compactPreviewText returning
                    the title under the title; that helper stays for
                    v0.2's height math, the quietware row uses the new
                    one. Falls back to "No preview available" in-template.

  Row meta-line     HH:MM · duration · Dictation|File. Date moved to
                    the group header — repeating it per row wasted
                    hierarchy.

  Row actions       Open stays visible (tertiary), other actions moved
                    behind a quiet LumotiaIconButton(MoreHorizontal)
                    trigger that opens LumotiaMenu with Copy /
                    Export markdown / Move to Trash. Trigger is
                    always present (not hover-only) so keyboard
                    focus works.

  Search alignment  Dropped max-w-2xl. Search now spans the same
                    content gutter as the rows so the right edge
                    aligns with where the actions column begins —
                    intentional, not arbitrary.

  Trash rows        Same row anatomy. Restore visible. No overflow
                    menu — perm-delete-from-trash UI is deferred per
                    the existing comment (TRANSCRIPT_TRASH_RETENTION_DAYS
                    handles hard-removal). Meta-line shows
                    "Deleted …  ·  Auto-purges after 30 days".

Date-grouping formula (per CLAUDE.md rule):
  same local-calendar day as now → "Today"
  previous local-calendar day    → "Yesterday"
  same local-calendar year       → "D MMM"
  older                          → "D MMM YYYY"
Day boundaries are strict local midnight, not 24-hour windows. Items
without savedAt fall into an "undated" bucket.

npm run check: 0 errors.
 2026-05-15 20:37:51 +01:00
Jake
62e795174c v0.3 Phase 5g: quietware default-on for branch builds 
The headless screenshots from Phases 4 and 5 had VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1
set at capture time; the running Tauri dev/release builds did not. Result:
21 commits of design work were invisible in the actual app even though the
emailed screenshots showed v0.3.

Fix is one-line: invert the env-var check in src/routes/+layout.svelte so
data-design="quietware" is the default on this branch. Explicit opt-out via
VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=0 still works for anyone who wants to see the v0.2
surface for comparison.

Behaviour:
  unset → quietware ON
  "1"   → quietware ON (same as unset)
  "0"   → v0.2 surface forced

Branch-only default for now. Merge to main can decide whether to keep this
or require explicit opt-in once v0.3 stabilises.
 2026-05-15 20:32:07 +01:00
Jake
1d5e6d4c59 v0.3 Phase 5f: History page migrated to quietware skeleton 
Calm local archive instead of SaaS table. Same gated-layout pattern
as Phases 5c/5d. v0.2 surface unchanged; quietware path renders
HistoryPage via LumotiaPageSkeleton.

Zones.

  Header             "History" title + "Search and reopen saved
                     transcripts." subtext + Live/Trash tab toggle
                     with live counts in mono.
  Primary surface    search input + scrollable list of items, or
                     empty-state typography when nothing saved.
  Mono footer        N saved · N in trash · Local only.

  Action dock omitted — actions live per-row (Open / Copy /
  Delete) so the dock doesn't add noise when the user is browsing
  a list of items each with their own context.

State + handlers preserved.

  history (store), trashItems, viewMode, searchQuery, filtered
  (derived), trashError, trashLoading, restoringId,
  compactPreviewText, copyItem, removeItem, openViewer,
  restoreFromTrash, formatTimestamp.

  Bulk actions, audio playback, tag chips, ClearAll modal and
  Phase 9 multi-select toolbar all stay accessible via the v0.2
  fallback path when quietware is off. The quietware view focuses
  on the core archive flow.

Per-item row.

  Mic icon if source=dictation, FileText icon if source=file.
  Title (or first 80 chars of preview if untitled).
  Two-line preview clamp.
  Mono timestamp via formatTimestamp.
  Open / Copy / Delete actions in tertiary buttons on the right.

Empty states.

  Live mode, no items:
    FileText icon + Young Serif italic "Nothing saved yet." +
    Work Sans support.

  Live mode, search returns nothing:
    same icon + "Nothing matched." + "Try different keywords or
    clear the search."

  Trash mode, no items:
    Clock icon + "Trash is empty." + 30-day retention copy.

Search input.

  Lives at the top of the primary surface. Standard search input
  with focus ring picking up --button-primary-bg.

Capture script.

  scripts/capture-quietware-screenshots.mjs now navigates to the
  History page via the sidebar nav button after Files, and
  screenshots both quietware modes.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.
  - Captures confirm both empty and populated states render
    correctly (populated state captured with temporary mock data
    in the history store, reverted before this commit).

Phase 5f is complete. Phase 5e (Tasks) is the last layout migration
before Phase 6 / 7.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 19:03:44 +01:00
Jake
967f20f629 v0.3 Phase 5d refinements: title case + contained drop zone + central Browse + quieter dock 
Polish pass on Files per round-13 feedback. Four small refinements,
no colour exploration, no structural restructure.

1. Title case.

  "File transcription" -> "File Transcription". Sets the convention
  for future page titles (Tasks, History, Settings will follow).

2. Contained drop zone.

  Was: flex-1 dashed zone fills entire primary surface, reads as
  one vast empty void.

  Now: outer flex container centres a max-w-2xl + min-h-280px
  dashed card inside the primary surface. The primary surface
  retains its boundary; the drop target sits inside it with
  breathing room rather than dominating the whole panel.

3. Central Browse Files in the empty state.

  Added a primary blue Browse Files button directly under the
  support line. Empty state reads:

    [Upload icon]
    Drop an audio file.
    Or browse from your computer.
    [Browse Files]
    MP3 · WAV · M4A · MP4 · FLAC · OGG

  This is the primary browse affordance now; the action dock's
  Browse Files button moves to secondary so the two buttons do
  not compete for attention. Both still work — one is centred in
  the empty state, the other lives in the dock for once-a-file-
  is-loaded re-entry.

4. Quieter disabled dock actions.

  Export was reading too prominent in light mode while disabled.
  Variant logic now:
    - When no transcript: Export = tertiary disabled (low emphasis)
    - When transcript exists: Export = primary blue
  Copy stays tertiary throughout.
  Browse Files stays secondary in the dock (primary lives in empty
  state).

Compile clean: npm run check 0 errors / 0 warnings / 5707 files.

State screenshots captured separately (committed as no-op mock
changes that revert before this commit — see captures in email):

  files_EMPTY__quiet-{dark,light}      contained drop zone
  files_TRANSCRIBING__quiet-{dark,light}  Upload + filename + blue progress
  files_COMPLETE__quiet-{dark,light}    transcript textarea + Export
                                          primary blue + Copy enabled

Phase 5d Files is now complete. Phase 5f (History) is next per
Jake's direction.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 18:27:13 +01:00
Jake
f311fdc47f v0.3 Phase 5d: Files page migrated to quietware skeleton 
Same gated-layout pattern as Phase 5c. v0.2 surface untouched;
quietware path renders FilesPage via LumotiaPageSkeleton with the
four zones the page actually needs:

  Capture header    "File transcription" + "Transcribe audio files locally."
  Primary surface   drop zone / progress / transcript states
  Action dock       Browse files / Copy / Export
  Mono footer       formats · model · Local only

State + handlers preserved.

  fileTranscript, segments, isDragOver, progress, progressText,
  fileName, error, transcribing, showExportMenu — all unchanged.

  handleBrowse, transcribeFiles, copyAll, handleExport — all
  unchanged. Tauri drag-drop listeners stay live on onMount; new
  MutationObserver for data-design joins them.

Primary surface state machine.

  transcribing      Upload icon, "Transcribing" label, mono file
                    name, LumotiaProgress (tone="transcribing", so
                    the blue Phase 4k progress fill applies).
                    Progress text below.

  empty             Dashed drop zone using --button-primary-bg
                    accent when isDragOver, neutral subtle border
                    otherwise. Empty-state typography mirrors
                    Dictation: Young Serif italic "Drop an audio
                    file.", Work Sans support, format list in
                    JetBrains Mono.

  has transcript    Full-bleed editable textarea.

Action dock.

  Browse files (primary when no transcript; secondary when transcript
  exists — at that point Export becomes the primary action).
  Copy (tertiary, disabled until transcript exists).
  Export (LumotiaMenu trigger — primary when transcript exists,
  secondary otherwise).

  Disabled controls render neutral per the Phase 4k token contract.

Mono footer.

  Single line: "MP3 · WAV · M4A · MP4 · FLAC · OGG · {model} · Local only"

Capture script updated.

  scripts/capture-quietware-screenshots.mjs now navigates to the
  Files page via the sidebar nav button after capturing the root
  route, and screenshots both quietware modes.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.
  - Headless captures confirm the new layout in both modes:
    drop zone + action dock + mono footer with the right Phase 4j
    colour grammar applied. Browse Files blue primary, disabled
    actions neutral, dashed border picks up --button-primary-bg
    when isDragOver.

Phase 5e (Tasks) and 5f (History) follow same pattern.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 18:03:45 +01:00
Jake
48685f9dda v0.3 Phase 5c refinements: spacing, nested notice, conditional Save variant, paper edge 
Final small refinements on Dictation per round-11 feedback before
moving to Files/Tasks/History.

1. Vertical rhythm tightened.

  LumotiaPageSkeleton header padding pt-5 pb-3 -> pt-3 pb-2.
  Notice padding pt-3 -> pt-2.
  Primary surface area pt-5 pb-3 -> pt-3 pb-2.
  DictationPage primary inner py-8 -> py-6.

  Net: about 16 px shaved off the top band. Transcript canvas
  begins higher, no longer feels like a large header above empty
  space.

2. Disabled actions go neutral when there is nothing to act on.

  Save button variant is now conditional:
    variant={transcript.trim() ? "primary" : "secondary"}

  Previously Save kept the blue primary fill even when disabled.
  Disabled blue under 50% opacity still read as a strong primary
  cue. Now: no transcript = neutral secondary; transcript exists
  = primary blue. Other actions (Copy / Extract / Template / Open
  Viewer) stay neutral regardless and become enabled when
  transcript exists.

3. Light-mode transcript surface gains a tactile paper edge.

  LumotiaPageSkeleton primary surface gains:
    shadow-[inset_0_1px_0_rgba(0,0,0,0.05)]

  Subtle 1-px inset top shadow at 5% opacity. Invisible in dark
  mode (against the dark surface), visible in light mode as a
  faint paper edge. Skeleton-wide because it costs nothing in
  dark and adds the warmth Jake asked for in light.

4. Ambient info notice nested inside transcript surface.

  Browser-preview notice + real-error notice now render INSIDE
  the transcript card via the primary snippet, not in the
  skeleton's notice slot. Renders contained at the top of the
  card rather than as a full-width page banner. The notice slot
  on LumotiaPageSkeleton stays available for blocking/error-
  banner cases on other pages.

5. Mock-ready screenshot delivered.

  Captured two new screenshot pairs:
    root_PREVIEW__quiet-{dark,light}.png  browser-preview state
    root_READY__quiet-{dark,light}.png    mocked Tauri-available

  Mock done by temporarily setting tauriRuntimeAvailable = true
  for the capture run, then reverted to hasTauriRuntime() at
  commit time. The headless context still has no real Tauri
  runtime so the model-check call fails — that surfaces as a
  danger-tone slim notice in the ready screenshots, which
  happens to demonstrate the danger-slim notice rendering
  alongside the enabled red Record button.

  In the real Tauri desktop app the danger notice would not
  appear; only the Record (red), empty-state typography, and
  bottom action dock with all-disabled neutral controls would.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

No colour exploration. No new tokens. Same red/blue/green/yellow/
orange grammar from Phase 4k.

Phase 5c is now complete. Next focused commits: 5d (Files), 5e
(Tasks), 5f (History), then Phase 6 (icon — waiting on SVG) and
Phase 7 (motion audit).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 17:44:01 +01:00
Jake
ce784e58ab v0.3 Phase 5c polish: tighter header, disabled-record clarity, softer notice, attached action bar 
Focused polish pass on the Dictation quietware layout per round-10
feedback. No colour exploration; only the eight specific tweaks.

1. Capture header tightened.

  Record button + status block now grouped in their own flex
  container (gap-3) so they read as one capture component. Record
  size dropped from 72px to 64px so the group balances against the
  status text. Timer pushed to far right via flex-1 on the inner
  group. The trio (record / status / timer) feels like one unit.

2. Disabled Record affordance now reads as record.

  Browser-preview state no longer renders as a neutral grey blob.
  Instead:

    bg-transparent
    border-2 border-[color-mix(in_srgb,var(--button-record-bg)_45%,
                                transparent)]
    opacity-80
    cursor-not-allowed
    inner muted-red dot bg-[color-mix(in_srgb,var(--button-record-bg)
                                       _55%,transparent)]

  Result: clearly a record control, clearly disabled, doesn't look
  clickable. aria-label updated to "Record (desktop app only)" in
  that state so screen readers carry the same message.

3. Slim notice border softened.

  LumotiaNotice slim variant now uses border-border-subtle for the
  outer border instead of the role-coloured border. Left bar stays
  full role colour (the visible signal). Icon stays role colour.
  Background stays at the role tinted bg. Net effect: notice is
  ambient, not loud.

4. Action bar attached to transcript surface.

  Dropped the LumotiaPageSkeleton actionBar slot for Dictation;
  moved the buttons into the primary snippet as a bottom row inside
  the same surface. Internal border-t + bg-bg-elevated/40 separator
  keeps it visually nested. Reads as transcript actions, not a
  generic page footer.

  Also dropped primaryBleed so LumotiaPageSkeleton's default card
  chrome wraps the transcript + action dock together — that gives
  the surface boundary Jake asked for in light mode without
  introducing a card-heavy treatment.

5. Compact one-line metadata footer.

  Was: "Smart · {model} · Local only"  +  "{formatMode} · {profile}"
  Now: "{formatMode} · {model} · Local only / Browser preview · {profile}"

  Right-aligned. Single line. No duplicated "Smart". JetBrains Mono
  via the existing --font-family-mono. text-tertiary.

6. Typography corrected.

  Status title moved from Young Serif italic (font-display) to Work
  Sans medium-weight (default body). Young Serif italic is now
  reserved for the empty-state "Talk now, think later." line, which
  remains the only emotional moment in the page.

7. Light mode surface intentional.

  By dropping primaryBleed the skeleton's default surface chrome
  (bg-bg-card + border-border-subtle + rounded-lg) wraps the
  transcript canvas. Light mode now reads as a deliberate paper
  surface, not an open page. Same boundary applies in dark.

8. Colour restraint preserved.

  No token changes. Same red/blue/green/yellow/orange grammar.
  Wireline contract unchanged. Brand orange still reserved for
  logo/identity.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.
  - Headless screenshots confirm both quietware modes deliver the
    polish: tight header, recognisable disabled-record, softer
    notice border, attached action dock, compact metadata,
    Work Sans status title, clear surface boundary.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 17:14:31 +01:00
Jake
4de3acd426 v0.3 Phase 5c: Dictation layout migration toward the mockup structure 
Layout work, not a colour pass. DictationPage's existing 1 282-LOC
structure stays untouched for v0.2; under quietware a new layout
renders via LumotiaPageSkeleton with five zones matching the mockup:

  Capture header   large Record + status + secondary support + timer + pill
  Slim notice      info-classed browser-preview or danger-classed errors
  Primary surface  calm transcript canvas with empty-state typography
  Action bar       Copy / Save / Extract Tasks / Template / Open Viewer
  Mono metadata    Smart · model · Local-only or Browser-preview

Implementation pattern. Gated {#if isQuietware} branch inside the
existing {#if needsDownload}{:else} structure. The new layout
subscribes to ALL existing state bindings (page.recording,
page.timerText, transcript, error, tauriRuntimeAvailable, modelLoading,
settings.*, etc.) and reuses every existing handler:
  toggleRecording, copyAll, saveTypedText, manualExtractTasks,
  applyTemplate, invoke("open_viewer_window")

v0.2 surface unchanged — when data-design="quietware" is absent the
existing control-strip / toolbar / post-capture-card layout renders
as before.

Capture-header.

  - Record button (72 px circular) carries the role-correct
    --button-record-bg (red). Recording state pulses; modelLoading
    shows spinner; non-Tauri state neutral-disabled.
  - Status text uses Young Serif italic. Four states map to
    "Ready to capture" / "Loading model" / "Desktop preview mode"
    / "Recording…".
  - Secondary support text in Work Sans body weight, adapts per state.
  - Timer in JetBrains Mono tabular-nums, right aligned.
  - Status pill appears when useful (recording / transcribing / ready).

Slim notice.

  - Browser-preview renders LumotiaNotice tone="info" slim dismissible
    with the friendly Phase 5b copy.
  - Real errors render tone="danger" slim dismissible.
  - Slot stays empty otherwise — no permanent banner clutter.

Transcript surface.

  - Empty state: 56-px Mic icon, Young Serif italic
    "Talk now, think later.", Work Sans support "Press record, or
    Ctrl+Shift+R." Centred, low-emphasis tertiary text on the calm
    card surface.
  - Populated: scrollable transcript at the user's accessibility
    transcript-size preference.

Bottom action bar.

  - Copy (tertiary), Save (primary blue), Extract Tasks (secondary),
    Template (secondary, applies templates[0] when present), Open
    Viewer (secondary, gated on Tauri).
  - All disabled until transcript has content. Disabled controls
    render neutral with no wireline per the Phase 4k token contract.

Mono metadata footer.

  - Left: "Smart · {model} · Local only" or "Browser preview".
  - Right: "{formatMode} · {activeProfile}".
  - JetBrains Mono, text-tertiary, single line, below the action bar.

What's preserved (no behaviour change).

  - Recording events, hotkey listeners (lumotia:toggle-recording).
  - Tauri runtime branching (tauriRuntimeAvailable, browser-preview state).
  - Live preview hooks (emit("preview-listening") etc.).
  - Task extraction (manualExtractTasks -> extractTasksForTranscript).
  - Template apply (applyTemplate(template)).
  - Copy / Save paths (copyAll, saveTypedText).
  - All existing state bindings on page.*, settings.*, prefs.*.

Out of scope for this commit (queued for follow-up).

  - Files / Tasks / History page migrations (Phases 5d-5f).
  - Real Lumotia wordmark / icon integration (Phase 6).
  - Motion audit (Phase 7).
  - Full Template-picker menu (currently auto-applies templates[0]).

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.
  - Headless-Chromium screenshots confirm the new layout renders
    correctly in quietware-dark and quietware-light with the
    disabled-record state (Tauri APIs absent in browser preview),
    slim info notice, and empty-state typography.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 16:14:12 +01:00
Jake
b9dd598937 v0.3 Phase 4k: palette architecture hardening — scales + component tokens + contrast check 
Token-hardening pass per round-9 redirect. No new visual decisions —
just plumbing the tokens correctly so the colour grammar locked in
Phase 4j has a system underneath instead of hand-tuned hex.

Scales.

  NEW: src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-scales.css. 11-step tonal
  scales (50, 100, ..., 900, 950) for five source hues and their five
  complement sources. Saturation drops at extremes to avoid neon
  highs and washed-out lows. Hue-stable lightness curve picked to
  mimic Material 3 / IBM Carbon tonal scales.

  Generated by scripts/generate-quietware-scales.py (committed) so
  values are reproducible. To regenerate:
    python3 scripts/generate-quietware-scales.py > scales.css

  Wired into src/app.css directly before v0.3-quietware-tokens.css.

Component tokens consume scale references only.

  All --button-{role}-{tier} and --progress-{state}-fill tokens now
  read from var(--{hue}-{step}) instead of raw hex literals. Future
  scale tuning happens in one place; component callers never change.

    --button-record-bg:    var(--red-600)
    --button-primary-bg:   var(--blue-700)
    --button-success-bg:   var(--green-800)   /* darkened so white
                                                  text clears AA */
    --button-caution-bg:   var(--yellow-400)
    --button-neutral-bg:   var(--color-bg-elevated)
    --button-disabled-bg:  var(--color-bg-elevated)
    --brand-accent:        var(--orange-500)

Progress component tokens.

  New family: --progress-{download,transcribing,success,caution,danger,
  disk,disk-caution,disk-danger}-fill plus --progress-track. Each
  mode tunes the shade step so the bar reads on its track:

    Dark:    blue-400 / green-500 / yellow-500 / red-500
    Light:   blue-700 / green-800 / yellow-600 / red-700
    HC-light: blue-700 / green-800 / yellow-700 / red-700
    HC-dark:  blue-300 / green-400 / yellow-400 / red-400

  LumotiaProgress.svelte gains tone="transcribing", "disk",
  "disk-caution", "disk-danger" so callers map progress role to
  token explicitly.

Border / wireline / focus-ring discipline.

  Three distinct token families:
    --button-primary-border    structural component edge
    --button-primary-wire      complementary identity detail
    --focus-ring-color         keyboard interaction

  Documented as separate concerns in the tokens file.

Contrast check script.

  NEW: scripts/check-colour-contrast.mjs. Parses scales + tokens
  CSS, builds per-scope token tables for dark / light / HC-light /
  HC-dark, resolves var() chains and color-mix() expressions, then
  verifies twelve load-bearing component pairs against WCAG 2.2
  minima (4.5:1 text, 3:1 UI). Exit code 1 on failure.

  Current state: 0 failures across 4 modes.

  Two pairs reported as "warn" rather than "fail": caution progress
  on cream + caution notice border on cream. The yellow source colour
  cannot clear 3:1 on a near-white surface without losing its
  identity. Role recognition is carried by left-bar + icon + label,
  not by surface contrast.

Verified.

  - node scripts/check-colour-contrast.mjs: 0 failures, 4 modes, 12
    load-bearing pairs + 2 known-limitation warns.
  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

Phase 5c (Dictation layout migration) is the natural next focused
sitting. This commit gives Phase 5c the systematic colour grammar to
build on, and the contrast check gates future palette regressions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 16:00:17 +01:00
Jake
2c6f5ca230 v0.3 Phase 4j: colour grammar correction — record red, brand orange separate, wirelines bumped 
Major correction per round-8 redirect.

Problem.

  - Brown/copper --color-accent #C97845/#9D5F32 was dragging the UI
    back into the warm-brutalist palette and competing with semantic
    yellow.
  - Record button about to become blue (Lumotia primary). Wrong —
    record is universally red across products and OSes.
  - Brand orange conflated with primary action. Orange should be
    brand mark only.

Solution.

  Source tokens — identity-only, never used directly in components:
    --source-red    #FF0700
    --source-yellow #FFCD00
    --source-green  #00FF56
    --source-blue   #000AFF
    --source-orange-brand #F0620A
    --{role}-complement-source for the wireline layer

  Component tokens — what components subscribe to. Hand-tuned hex
  values verified at WCAG AA on the foreground each button pairs with.
  Tonal scales (red-50..red-950 etc.) reserved for a focused future
  commit; component names stay stable through that upgrade:

    --button-record-bg     #DC2626  (red)
    --button-record-fg     #FFFFFF
    --button-record-border #B91C1C
    --button-record-wire   #00D8E0  (cyan, red's complement)

    --button-primary-bg    #2563EB  (blue)
    --button-primary-fg    #FFFFFF
    --button-primary-wire  #F6E600  (yellow, blue's complement)

    --button-danger-bg     same as record (red, fg white, cyan wire)

    --button-success-bg    #15803D dark / #166534 light  (green)
    --button-success-wire  #E600A0  (magenta, green's complement)

    --button-caution-bg    #FACC15  (yellow, fg #1A1500 near-black)
    --button-caution-wire  #1850D8  (blue, yellow's complement)

    --brand-accent          #F0620A (orange, LOGO ONLY)
    --brand-wire            #0A98F0 (cyan-blue, orange's complement)

  --color-accent repointed:
    quietware dark:   #4A7BFF  (was #C97845 copper)
    quietware light:  #1D4ED8  (was #9D5F32 copper)
    HC:               #005FCC  (existing, unchanged)
    v0.2 fallback:    var(--color-accent) preserved → v0.2 stays amber.

  New LumotiaButton variant: "record". Used by DictationPage's
  record control. Existing v0.2 record button class swapped from
  bg-accent (amber) to bg-[var(--button-record-bg)] (red). v0.2
  fallback at :root maps --button-record-bg to var(--color-danger)
  so non-quietware surface keeps its red-when-recording / amber-when-
  idle behaviour.

Wirelines (renamed from counterlines).

    --wire-width 1px / --wire-width-active 2px / --wire-width-focus 2px
    --wire-opacity-dark 0.75 (was 0.32; bumped per round-8 spec)
    --wire-opacity-light 0.6 (was 0.22)
    --wire-opacity-active 0.9
    --wire-opacity-focus 1
    --wire-opacity is a mode-aware resolver (-dark dark / -light light)
    --wire-style solid (dotted reserved for design-preview / drag-drop)

  HC contract: --wire-width 0, --wire-width-focus 2px kept.
  --focus-ring-color #005FCC (strong blue), not a decorative complement.

  Legacy --counterline-* tokens kept as aliases pointing at the new
  --wire-* set so Phase 4h/4i opt-in code still works.

Design-system-v2 preview now shows the new record variant alongside
primary so both red and blue button identities are visible.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

Phase 5c (Dictation layout migration) still queued for the next
focused sitting. This commit gives Phase 5c the correct grammar to
build on.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 15:39:21 +01:00
Jake
001d8fe83d v0.3 Phase 4i: counterlines as interaction-affordance identity 
Round-7 redirect (Option D): move counterlines from notices (where
they're invisible) to interactive controls (where they add identity).

Three-level model:

  Level 0  no counterline   panels, notices (default), content, disabled
  Level 1  quiet            controls, chips, active nav
                            1 px, 48% opacity dark / 34% light
  Level 2  focus / strong   keyboard focus, recording state
                            2 px, 85% opacity

Notices retire from default counterline rendering. Notice already
carries enough semantic language: bar + icon + border + bg + label.
A complementary inset on top was adding nothing. Notice can opt in
via <LumotiaNotice counterline ... /> when it deliberately mimics
control identity.

Token deltas vs Phase 4h.

  --counterline-width: 1px               unchanged
  --counterline-width-focus: 2px         new (Level-2 width)
  --counterline-opacity-dark: 0.48       was 0.32 (raised so Level-1
                                          actually reads on controls)
  --counterline-opacity-light: 0.34      was 0.22
  --counterline-opacity-focus: 0.85      new
  --role-brand-counterline: #3A6BFF      new (blue counter for the
                                          orange brand accent so
                                          primary buttons get an
                                          identity edge like the
                                          other roles)
  --button-{role}-counterline            new (per-role component tokens
                                          subscribing to role-counterline
                                          via color-mix)
  --focus-ring-color                     new (defaults to brand accent;
                                          HC overrides to #005FCC)

LumotiaButton applies counterlines to primary + destructive variants
only. Secondary + tertiary stay clean. All variants get a Level-2
focus-visible ring at --focus-ring-color * opacity-focus, with the
existing ring-offset-2 ring-offset-bg pattern.

LumotiaNotice gains a `counterline` boolean prop, default false. When
set, the previous Phase 4h inset shadow re-applies.

HC contract: counterline-width 0 + all -counterline tokens transparent.
Focus width stays 2 px because the HC focus ring IS the tactile
detail in that mode. focus-ring-color forces to #005FCC.

Honest evaluation of the visible result.

  Notices: visibly cleaner without the default inset shadow. Reads
  with more confidence. Good change.

  Buttons: counterline applied at 1 px / 48% dark / 34% light is
  perceptible at standard viewing but screenshot-zoom subtle. Focus
  state implemented but not visible in static screenshots; requires
  manual tab-test in the dev server.

  Recommend keeping the architecture even if the visual is restrained,
  because the focus-state work is genuinely valuable accessibility
  scaffolding regardless of how the Level-1 reads.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

Phase 5c (Dictation layout migration) still queued for a focused
fresh sitting. This commit does not block it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 15:07:26 +01:00
Jake
74bcc293bb v0.3 Phase 4h: counterlines test on LumotiaNotice 
Test commit for Jake's round-6 spec. Subtle 1-px inset shadow in a
softened complementary hue, applied to LumotiaNotice only. Other
test surfaces (Button.destructive, status pills, record ring, active
nav) reserved for after evaluation.

Tokens (quietware scope only, v0.2 surface unchanged):

  --counterline-width: 1px

  Raw complementary hues per Jake's table:
    --role-info-counterline    var(--color-accent)  /* copper for blue */
    --role-danger-counterline  #6EA8FF              /* soft blue for red */
    --role-success-counterline #B891FF              /* soft violet for green */
    --role-caution-counterline #3A6BFF              /* soft blue for yellow */

  Tinted per-mode via color-mix:
    Dark mode:   32% opacity (slightly stronger against dark surface)
    Light mode:  22% opacity (whisper-quiet against cream)
    HC mode:     all transparent, --counterline-width: 0

  Per-usage notice tokens emitted:
    --notice-{role}-counterline

LumotiaNotice applies via Tailwind arbitrary value:

  shadow-[inset_0_0_0_var(--counterline-width,0)_var(--notice-{tone}-counterline,transparent)]

HC contract zeroes both the width and the colour token so the 2-px
HC border carries the tactile detail instead.

Honest evaluation of the visible result.

  At 1px and 22%/32% opacity the counterline is implemented
  correctly but reads as whisper-quiet to the point of being almost
  invisible at standard viewing zoom. Doesn't look noisy (the risk
  Jake flagged), but also doesn't add perceptible tactility.

  Pending Jake's call:
    (a) raise opacity to ~45% dark / ~35% light for visibility,
    (b) keep at current opacity for the quietness,
    (c) revert and proceed Phase 5c.

  Phase 5c proceeds either way; this commit does NOT block the
  layout migration.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 14:50:55 +01:00
Jake
2f11f493c5 v0.3 Phase 4g: four-tier semantic tokens + notice usage layer 
Round-5 feedback flagged the muddy result of forcing one --color-caution
to be both bright yellow (signal) and accessible text (ochre). The
single-token-per-role model collapsed the visible identity. Caution
notices ended up reading as brown/khaki surfaces because color-mix(
in oklab, var(--color-caution) 8%, transparent) over cream produced
muddy results whatever the source hex.

New architecture: four-tier per-role tokens, hand-tuned -bg surfaces,
plus usage-specific notice tokens on top.

Tier model — each semantic role publishes four tokens:

  signal  Brand-true colour. Left bars, large icons, dots, focus rings.
          Looks like the role at a glance.
  ink     Accessible text variant. Used ONLY when text itself must
          carry the role colour. WCAG AA 4.5:1 on its surface.
  border  Middle value. Visible chip/notice outline; not text-safe.
  bg      Hand-tuned pale tint surface. NOT a color-mix derivation.

Example, light-mode caution:
  --color-caution-signal #FFCD00  (bright yellow)
  --color-caution-ink    #7A5D00  (ochre, for small text only)
  --color-caution-border #D9A900  (mid gold)
  --color-caution-bg     #FFF7D6  (clean pale yellow tint)

--color-{role} retained as a backward-compat alias pointing at -signal.
v0.2 callers keep working; new code reaches for the specific tier.

Usage layer — components subscribe to usage-specific tokens, not
role-tier tokens directly:

  --notice-{role}-bar     left bar, signal-tier
  --notice-{role}-icon    signal in dark, ink in light, signal in HC
  --notice-{role}-border  outer border colour
  --notice-{role}-bg      hand-tuned pale surface

LumotiaNotice reads these via Tailwind arbitrary-value classes
(bg-[var(--notice-info-bg)] etc). v0.2 fallback values defined at
:root (outside quietware blocks) using color-mix from v0.2 --color-
{role} tokens so the Notice keeps rendering sensibly when quietware
is off.

HC contract — every -bg token forces to transparent. HC notices
render text + icon + 2-px border + left bar, no body tint. Brand
atmosphere steps fully aside.

Per Jake's round-5 spec: yellow stays yellow as the visible signal,
ochre only appears as small-text ink, and brown/khaki never
represents the caution role's primary visual identity again. Same
discipline applies to red/blue/green — each role has a clean
hand-tuned -bg pale tint per theme.

Verified — visible result.

  Light caution notice: bright #FFCD00 bar + signal icon + ink-darkened
  small icon + pale #FFF7D6 surface + #D9A900 border. Clean,
  semantically clear, no mud.

  Dark caution notice: bright #FFCD00 bar + signal icon + dark warm
  #29210A surface + bright yellow border. Reads as yellow at a glance.

  HC modes: no body tint, strong bordered notices, semantic colours
  preserved as primary identifier alongside icon + label.

  npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 14:27:46 +01:00
Jake
2fcb5aff78 v0.3 Phase 4f/5a/5b: token architecture + skeleton + browser-preview reclass 
Three small phases land together for Jake's round-4 feedback. Each is
focused and reviewable. Larger Dictation/Settings/Tasks/History page
migrations are deferred to focused future sittings.

Phase 4f — semantic source / derived token architecture.

  Added --semantic-{red,blue,green,yellow}-source raw-palette tokens.
  These encode the role's hue identity from Jake's color.adobe.com
  palette (#FF0700 / #FFCD00 / #00FF56 / #000AFF) and stay constant
  across all themes. The existing --color-{danger,caution,success,info}
  tokens are now documented as theme-tuned derivations meeting WCAG
  AA in context. Source tokens make the brand-to-runtime relationship
  traceable in code.

  Added --color-{role}-bg subtle-fill tokens derived via
  color-mix(in oklab, var(--color-{role}) 8%, transparent). Used by
  Notice backgrounds, hover tints and focus halos. HC mode forces
  -bg tokens to transparent so HC notices read as text + icon +
  2-px border + left bar with no body tint.

Phase 5a — page skeleton primitive + slim notice variant.

  NEW src/lib/ui/LumotiaPageSkeleton.svelte. Six-zone layout:
    header (optional)
    notice (optional, slim ambient state)
    primary work surface (required, primaryBleed for full-bleed)
    right rail (optional, lg-screen drawer)
    action bar (optional, bottom)
    metadata (optional, mono micro-footer)
  Every zone except primary is opt-in. Foundation for the
  page-skeleton sweep without forcing any page migration yet.

  LumotiaNotice gained a slim prop. When true: padding collapses
  (px-3 py-2 vs px-4 py-3), icon shrinks (14 vs 16), title block is
  suppressed. For ambient page-level notices like browser-preview.

Phase 5b — browser-preview reclassification.

  src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte: the browser-preview state used
  to render as a red error block. That is an environment limitation,
  not a failed action. Reclassified as a slim info notice with
  friendlier copy:

    "You're in a browser preview. Local transcription only works in
     the Lumotia desktop app."

  Other error states (transcription failed, needs review) still
  render through the original danger-tinted block with the
  technical-details affordance preserved. Only the browser-preview
  path branches into LumotiaNotice tone="info" slim.

The larger Dictation page restructure (header recomposition,
Template/Extract Tasks demotion to bottom action bar, empty-state
typography) is reserved for a focused Phase 5c sitting since
DictationPage.svelte is 1 262 LOC of state-heavy code.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 14:12:33 +01:00
Jake
dab9c7b5a6 v0.3 Phase 4d/4e: palette revision + HC rendering contract 
Round-4 feedback (2026-05-15) pulled the system away from the
color.adobe.com primaries toward muted-Material values, separated
brand accent from semantic caution, and reframed high-contrast as a
behavioural rendering contract rather than a palette override.

Two phases land together because the palette revision and the HC
contract are inherently linked — HC mode needs both palette overrides
AND behavioural-token overrides to deliver "different rendering
contract" semantics.

Phase 4d palette revision.

  Dark mode (was wine-aubergine #2A1620, now brown-charcoal #12100E):
    --color-bg            #12100E
    --color-bg-elevated   #1A1713
    --color-bg-card       #211D18
    --color-bg-input      #181510
    --color-sidebar       #0F0E0C
    --color-border        #4A4035
    --color-border-subtle #2C261F

  Brand accent (new — was unset, fell through to v0.2 amber that
  competed with semantic yellow):
    Dark:  --color-accent #C97845 (copper)
    Light: --color-accent #9D5F32 (deeper copper)

  Semantic colours (muted-Material, both modes):
    Dark:  danger #FF8A8A  caution #F2C94C  success #79D59B  info #8AB4F8
    Light: danger #B3261E  caution #7A5D00  success #1B6B3A  info #2457A6

  Light mode work surface (slight paper tone, not pure white):
    --color-bg-card #FFFDF8 (was #FFFFFF)
    --color-bg-elevated #F6F1EA

  Caution fill-only-on-cream rule retires. Ochre #7A5D00 passes AA
  as foreground text on cream under the muted palette, so the single-
  token-per-role convention applies across all four semantic colours
  in both modes.

  LumotiaNotice opacity rebalance:
    Background tint  10% -> 8%
    Outer border     neutral subtle -> role at 40%
    Icon             --color-text -> role colour
    Left bar         role at 100% (unchanged)
    Title / body     --color-text (unchanged)

Phase 4e HC rendering contract.

  Behavioural tokens published alongside palette:
    --grain-opacity            0.06 dark / 0.07 light / 0 in HC
    --shadow-strength          1 default / 0 in HC
    --border-width-control     1px default / 2px in HC
    --focus-ring-width         2px default / 3px in HC
    --panel-radius             8px (reserved for future tightening)

  --quietware-texture-opacity retained as a legacy alias pointing at
  --grain-opacity so Phase 4c slider keeps working through the rename.

  HC palette: pure-black or pure-white base, the other for borders,
  single strong-focus blue #005FCC replaces accent. Brand atmosphere
  steps aside. Selector splits via :not([data-theme="light"]) so
  HC-light and HC-dark variants diverge cleanly.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5706 files.
  - Plan doc updated with full before/after tables, behavioural-token
    contract table, and Phase 4c / 4d / 4e log sections.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 13:50:11 +01:00
Jake
4dca802f0b v0.3 Phase 4c: HC toggle + texture-intensity slider + grain overlay 
Three additions land together so the slider is meaningful from day
one (instead of recording a preference that nothing consumes yet).

Static grain overlay.

  - src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css adds a fixed-position
    body::after element that ships an SVG feTurbulence noise tile
    repeated across the viewport. Opacity reads from
    --quietware-texture-opacity. mix-blend-mode: overlay produces the
    soft notebook-paper feel without obscuring content.
  - pointer-events: none so clicks pass through. Active only under
    html[data-design="quietware"]. High-contrast forces opacity to 0
    via the existing HC palette block.

QuietwareAccessibilityControls component.

  - NEW: src/lib/components/QuietwareAccessibilityControls.svelte.
    Two controls, both quietware-only:
      1. High-contrast toggle wires html[data-contrast="high"].
         Overrides the OS prefers-contrast: more query when explicitly
         on. Built on LumotiaToggle so it inherits the accessible
         label + description pattern.
      2. Texture-intensity slider, range 0.05 to 0.08, step 0.005,
         default 0.06. Sets --quietware-texture-opacity inline on
         <html>, overriding the per-mode default in the tokens CSS.
         Disabled while high-contrast is on. Reset button restores
         0.06.
  - Persistence: localStorage keys
      lumotia:quietware:high-contrast
      lumotia:quietware:texture-opacity
    so choices survive dev rebuilds and full restarts. Full
    integration with the central Preferences store is a follow-up;
    localStorage keeps Phase 4c contained.

SettingsPage Accessibility section.

  - Imports the new QuietwareAccessibilityControls component.
  - Renders {#if isQuietware} <QuietwareAccessibilityControls />
    {/if} immediately after the existing AccessibilityControls block.
  - Search filter copy extended to cover the new control vocabulary.

Verified.

  - npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5706 files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 13:43:58 +01:00
Jake
8e612d1753 v0.3 infra: dev server from worktree + quietware screenshot capture 
Two small infra changes to support visual verification of v0.3 phases
from a git worktree.

  - vite.config.js. server.fs.allow extended to ["..", "../.."]. When
    the dev server runs inside .worktrees/v0.3-tactile-quietware/ the
    shared node_modules sits one extra directory up, which Vite's
    default fs.strict policy rejected with HTTP 403 on the @sveltejs
    runtime client. Allowing the parent path unblocks dev runs from
    any worktree of this repo. No effect when dev runs from the main
    checkout.

  - scripts/capture-quietware-screenshots.mjs. Headless Playwright
    driver that visits /design-system-v2 (and best-effort /) under
    five attribute combinations (v0.2 baseline, quietware-dark,
    quietware-light, quietware-hc-dark, quietware-hc-light) and
    writes one PNG per combination to /tmp/lumotia-v0.3-screenshots/.
    Used to email Jake the visual proof for Phase 4a review.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 13:37:44 +01:00
Jake
091780086b v0.3 Phase 4a: Settings tab shell 
Discovers that v0.2 SettingsPage.svelte was already structured as
eight numbered sections aligning almost 1:1 with the v0.3 plan. The
cheapest path to "one section visible at a time" is therefore a
tab-shell overlay rather than a file split. Behaviour stays identical
to v0.2 when quietware is off; with quietware on, only the active
tab's section renders.

Changes.

  - NEW: src/lib/ui/LumotiaSettingsTabs.svelte. Tab list following
    the WAI-ARIA "tabs (automatic activation)" pattern. Arrow / Home /
    End keyboard navigation. Active tab uses the brand left-bar
    accent (border-l-caution) — same grammar as the LumotiaNotice
    refactor from Phase 3.

  - MODIFIED: src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte. Added an isQuietware
    reactive flag, a MutationObserver watching <html data-design>,
    an activeTab state, and eight {#if !isQuietware || activeTab ===
    'X'} wrappers around the existing top-level SettingsGroup
    sections. The settings tree is unchanged; only its top-level
    rendering gate changed.

  - v0.2 fallback: when data-design="quietware" is absent the
    tablist does not render and all eight sections stack as before.
    The search filter spans every section in v0.2 mode. Smallest-
    possible behavioural change for "one section at a time".

Tab IDs in this commit map 1:1 to existing v0.2 section names
(start-here / transcription / models / tasks / accessibility /
privacy / advanced / help). Phase 4b will restructure to the plan's
canonical names (carving Output from Advanced and Vocabulary from
Transcription).

Phases 4b and 4c are logged as pending in the plan doc:
  4b. Restructure to canonical tab names (Output, Vocabulary).
  4c. Texture-opacity slider + high-contrast toggle in Accessibility.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 13:22:13 +01:00
Jake
db9c50c548 v0.3 Phase 3: status grammar — LumotiaNotice left-bar refactor 
Phase 3 audit found that both LumotiaStatusPill and LumotiaNotice
already shipped in v0.2 Phase 5. Phase 3 reduced to an audit-and-adapt
pass.

LumotiaStatusPill ($lib/components/StatusPill.svelte) is already
correct for quietware. Pattern: neutral pill background + neutral
label text + role colour confined to a 6x6 px dot. Colour is
supplementary, label is always perceivable. Works unchanged across
all three quietware modes. No changes shipped.

LumotiaNotice ($lib/ui/LumotiaNotice.svelte) refactored to the
left-bar accent pattern. Previously the role colour rendered on the
icon outline and on the entire surround border at 30% opacity; in
quietware light mode that left the bright #FFCD00 caution colour
faded against cream paper. New pattern:

  - 4-px solid LEFT border in the tone colour, 100% opacity.
  - Soft tone-tinted background (10% opacity) for ambient cue.
  - Subtle neutral outer border on the other three sides.
  - Icon, title and body text all use --color-text.

Visible signal lives on the large bar (works at any contrast level);
foreground text uses the always-legible neutral. Matches Material
Design "banner with leading accent" and IBM Carbon "inline
notification" guidance. ARIA semantics (role="alert" for danger,
role="status" for the rest) preserved.

Design-system-v2 preview route already imports both primitives. The
updated Notice renders correctly with the existing preview content;
no additional wiring required.

Caution remains a fill-only convention on cream by design. Any
darkened yellow reads as olive ("looks like poop", per Jake), so the
fill-only rule stays in force and this pattern delivers it cleanly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 13:03:00 +01:00
Jake
a9972f76bb v0.3 Phase 2: build flag wiring 
Wires VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1 to set <html data-design="quietware">
via a $effect in src/routes/+layout.svelte. Without the flag the
runtime app behaves exactly as v0.2; with the flag the v0.3 token
overrides in src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css activate.

Hot-reload safety: if the env var is unset between dev rebuilds, the
attribute is cleared so devs do not see a stuck quietware surface.

Activation paths:

  VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1 npm run dev          (development)
  VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1 npm run build        (production)
  Or manually via dev tools: <html data-design="quietware">

Combine with data-theme="light" (existing v0.2 theme wiring) and
data-contrast="high" (existing v0.2 contrast wiring) to reach the
light and high-contrast quietware modes.

Smallest possible PR. No new dependencies. No bundle-size impact in
the off path. No component changes. Plan doc updated to mark Phase 2
as landed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 12:53:56 +01:00
Jake
7075c205fc v0.3 Phase 1: palette amendment to color.adobe.com primaries 
Third palette iteration. Source: Jake's color.adobe.com primaries
attached to the Phase 1 review reply 2026-05-15:

    #FF0700  red     -> --color-danger
    #000AFF  blue    -> --color-info
    #00FF56  green   -> --color-success
    #FFCD00  yellow  -> --color-caution

Each primary is used literally where it clears WCAG AA on the
relevant background. Where it does not, a text-safe sibling at the
same hue and saturation is derived.

  LIGHT MODE on cream paper
    --info     #000AFF  Jake literal       7.96 AAA
    --danger   #E60600  sibling            4.51 AA
    --success  #00852D  sibling            4.51 AA
    --caution  #FFCD00  Jake literal       1.42 (fill-only by convention)

  DARK MODE on lifted Coffee Bean #2A1620
    --info     #7076FF  lifted from blue   4.64 AA
    --danger   #FF2A24  lifted from red    4.54 AA
    --success  #00FF56  Jake literal       12.51 AAA
    --caution  #FFCD00  Jake literal       11.33 AAA

  HIGH CONTRAST on black, S=80% L=70%
    --info     #757AF0  5.80 AA
    --danger   #F07975  7.70 AAA
    --success  #75F09F  14.72 AAA
    --caution  #F0D875  14.78 AAA

Caution remains a fill-only convention on cream. Any darkened yellow
reads as olive or mustard, which Jake refused at the round-2 stage
(see capture 2026-05-15-re-lumotia-v03-renders-revised-palette-).

No component changes. No behavioural changes. Phase 1 still inert
without html[data-design="quietware"]. Supersedes the cobalt-pegged
square palette in commit f718ade. Geometry geometry argument retired;
canonical brand primaries take its place.

Plan doc updated with the new palette tables and the round-3
refinement reference. Phase 1 log notes the three-iteration journey.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 12:51:38 +01:00
Jake
f718aded16 v0.3 Phase 1: Tactile Quietware tokens 
Foundation for the v0.3 Tactile Quietware release. Tokens only. No
component refactors, no layout changes, no behavioural shifts. The new
palette and typography activate only when html[data-design="quietware"]
is set; the runtime v0.2 surface is unaffected without the attribute.

What landed.

  - Three-mode palette (light, dark, high-contrast) at
    src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css. Strict 90deg square
    colour harmony pegged at cobalt blue #0047AB. Hues: 215 / 305 / 35
    / 125. Saturation locked at 100%. Lightness adjusted per role for
    WCAG AA 4.5:1 on the relevant background; computed values
    documented in the plan doc.

  - V4 font stack self-hosted as WOFF2:
        Work Sans (variable, roman + italic) for body, UI, controls.
        Young Serif for brand moments only.
        JetBrains Mono stays via existing src/fonts/jetbrains-mono.woff2.

  - Import wired in src/app.css directly after the tailwind import.
    The new tokens are inert until data-design="quietware" is set on
    <html>.

  - Reduced-motion override scoped to quietware so prefers-reduced-motion
    actually bites inside the new design system from day one.

  - Plan doc at docs/release/v0.3-tactile-quietware.md with the full
    seven-phase plan (Phase 1 logged), four high-priority persona test
    gates (Pawel, Simone, Chris, Ron), and the Phase 0 gov.uk DfE
    accessibility tools checklist.

Activation paths.

  - Manual now: dev tools, set <html data-design="quietware">.
  - Phase 2 will wire VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1 through +layout.svelte.

Verified.

  - npm run check produced 26 errors but all 26 are pre-existing in
    files this PR does not touch (LumotiaTooltip.svelte missing
    bits-ui import; tests/e2e/smoke.spec.ts missing playwright types).
    Tracked separately, not blocking v0.3 Phase 1.

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 2026-05-15 12:15:07 +01:00
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Feat/v0.2 frontend overhaul
 2026-05-15 09:33:51 +01:00
jars
eab9ed0073 Merge branch 'main' into feat/v0.2-frontend-overhaul 2026-05-15 09:33:37 +01:00
Jake
7f933f3ca2 v0.2 UI capture: scripts/capture-v0.2-screenshots.mjs 
Spins up `npm run dev:frontend` (Vite without Tauri), drives Playwright
Chromium at 1440x900, and writes a PNG per UI surface to
/home/jake/lumotia-v0.2-screenshots/.

Surfaces captured (16 total):

  01 Dictation (default)
  02 Files
  03 Tasks
  04 History
  05 Settings
  06 Dictation × dark/light × cave/energy/reset (6 surface sets)
  07 /float — frame-less task panel
  08 /viewer — transcript viewer
  09 /preview — Wayland-hardened transcription overlay
  10 /design-system-v2 — internal primitives showcase

The design-system-v2 route is gated by VITE_LUMOTIA_DESIGN_SYSTEM_V2=1
per Phase 5; the screenshot run picks this up via a local-only
`.env.local` (now gitignored). shootRoute() waits on a Lumotia
text node before screenshotting so the 11-primitive showcase has time
to hydrate.

Browser-preview-only console noise ("transformCallback") is expected:
some Tauri-only code paths still call invoke() during initial render
even with hasTauriRuntime() gates upstream. No effect on the
captured surfaces.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 09:13:13 +01:00
Jake
f03f8a01b0 v0.2 Phase 8: full release gate — all checks green 
cargo fmt --check                                         ✓
  cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings     ✓
  cargo test --workspace                                    ✓
  cargo nextest run --workspace                             ✓ 435/435
  npm run check                                             ✓ 0/0/5704 files
  npm test                                                  ✓ 13/13 (2 files)
  npm run test:browser                                      ✓ 3/3 in Chromium
  npm run test:e2e                                          ✓ 16/16 × 2 viewports
  npm run analyze                                           ✓ reports/bundle-stats.html (1.7 MB)
  scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh                          ✓ 8/8 (sandbox)
  npm run guard:no-skeleton                                 ✓ clean

Two small Phase 8 corrections landed alongside the gate:

vite.config.js: the jsdom suite was picking up
`src/lib/ui/*.browser.test.ts`, which only works under the
@vitest/browser-playwright provider. Added the browser-suffix glob to
the jsdom suite's exclude list so the two runners stop double-running
the same files.

playwright.config.ts: bumped the global `expect.timeout` to 15 s. The
cold first-compile of the Vite SPA tree was exceeding Playwright's
default 5 s `toBeVisible` timeout on the 900x700 project on dogfood
runs. The 1440x900 project (which runs second after a warm cache)
never hit it.

Phase 8 closes Phase-7 page migrations. Branch is ready for the
finishing-a-development-branch handoff.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 09:07:10 +01:00
Jake
ba851680ce v0.2 Phase 7.8 / 7.9 / 7.10: secondary windows — float / viewer / preview 
Combined commit for the three secondary windows. Each +layout@.svelte
was already migrated in Phase 3 KI-05 (the legacy theme-sync $effect
was deleted). The +page.svelte content for each window is explicitly
bespoke per docs/release/v0.2-frontend-overhaul.md §6.3:

  /float    — Lumotia-To-do panel: list pills, drag-and-drop between
              lists, context menus, pin-on-top, custom titlebar drag
              region. No Card/EmptyState/Toggle wrappers apply.

  /viewer   — Transcript viewer with audio player, segment scrubbing,
              speaker labels. Bionic-reading action + per-region
              accessibility typography are load-bearing. No wrappers.

  /preview  — Wayland-hardened transcription preview overlay.
              WindowTypeHint::Utility, never steals focus, hidden
              from Alt+Tab. The plan's hard rule "/preview uses zero
              portaled primitives" is honoured — no LumotiaDialog,
              LumotiaSelect, LumotiaCombobox, LumotiaTooltip, or
              LumotiaMenu (all of which carry Bits UI Floating-UI
              portals that target document.body).

Phase 7 closes here. All 10 sub-phases complete; the per-page gate
ran green after each (check 0/0). Full Phase 8 gate fires next.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 09:02:41 +01:00
Jake
b5f622f128 v0.2 Phase 7.7: SettingsPage — wrapper sweep via import-only swap 
SettingsPage is 2 791 LOC with ~95 form controls. The plan called for
section-by-section migration with selective Formsnap; the wrapper
aliases land Phase 4 made that unnecessary on the per-section level.

Because LumotiaCard / LumotiaToggle / LumotiaSettingsGroup /
LumotiaStatusPill keep the exact prop API of the underlying components,
all that's needed to migrate every existing markup site is repointing
the four local import names:

  Card           → $lib/ui/LumotiaCard.svelte
  Toggle         → $lib/ui/LumotiaToggle.svelte
  SettingsGroup  → $lib/ui/LumotiaSettingsGroup.svelte
  StatusPill     → $lib/ui/LumotiaStatusPill.svelte

The 90+ <Card>, <Toggle>, <SettingsGroup>, <StatusPill> usages compile
unchanged because the local symbols still resolve to compatible
components. Existing IA is preserved verbatim — section ordering,
SegmentedButton bindings, HotkeyRecorder, ZonePicker, ModelDownloader,
and the Phase 3 KI-05 theme bindings all stay in place.

Formsnap is intentionally NOT pulled into SettingsPage in v0.2. The
form here is a wide tree of independent settings; Superforms +
Formsnap would force a heavyweight schema layer for no observable
validation win.

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 09:01:09 +01:00
Jake
4fa8df638b v0.2 Phase 7.6: DictationPage — centrepiece wrapper sweep 
This is the page Settings will inherit grammar from, so it's worth a
slightly fuller sweep than the earlier ones — without touching the
recording state machine, the SVG VisualTimer, the waveform bars, the
transcript textarea, ModelDownloader, or SpeakerButton, which are all
bespoke per the §6.3 do-not-wrap list.

  - StatusPill import → LumotiaStatusPill (all use sites swapped)
  - PostCaptureCard import → LumotiaPostCaptureCard
  - Card import → LumotiaCard
  - EmptyState import → LumotiaEmptyState
  - LumotiaNotice import added; the inline `liveWarning` panel now
    uses LumotiaNotice tone=caution

The danger-tinted error block (lines ~1130) was left verbatim — it
already nests a StatusPill (now LumotiaStatusPill), a <details>
disclosure, and a Dismiss button in a structure LumotiaNotice's
single-icon contract doesn't model cleanly. Phase 7's primary
output for this page is import-level coherence; behavioural
identity stays untouched.

Bespoke surfaces preserved: recording controls, VisualTimer, waveform,
transcript surface (bionic action + accessibility typography), all
hotkey wiring, all live-session state.

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 09:00:22 +01:00
Jake
021a5fc196 v0.2 Phase 7.5: HistoryPage — wrapper sweep 
Targeted migration on a 1 225-LOC page. The FTS5 search input stays a
plain <input> (LumotiaCombobox needs an options list; free-text search
doesn't fit the API cleanly enough to justify a rewrite for v0.2).
Row patterns + clear-all modal stay verbatim — their bespoke ARIA and
inline arm-confirm state are core to the page's identity.

  - Card import → LumotiaCard (4 use sites bulk-swapped)
  - EmptyState import → LumotiaEmptyState (4 use sites)
  - LumotiaButton import added for selective use in follow-up sweeps

Bespoke surfaces left verbatim: VirtualSegmentList, audio player,
clear-all type-the-word modal, tag-chip filter bar.

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:58:42 +01:00
Jake
b6c065ffd1 v0.2 Phase 7.4: TasksPage — minimal wrapper sweep 
Targeted migration per plan ("wrap, don't rewrite"). The page's
identity surfaces (energy chips, search input, quick-capture input,
bucket tabs, WipTaskList) stay verbatim — their rich ARIA and custom
radio-group semantics outweigh wrapper coherence here.

  - Dead Card import removed (never used in markup)
  - EmptyState → LumotiaEmptyState
  - "Pop out" toolbar button → LumotiaButton variant=tertiary

WipTaskList, CompletionSparkline, EnergyChip stay bespoke per
docs/release/v0.2-frontend-overhaul.md §6.3.

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:57:37 +01:00
Jake
cb69772f4e v0.2 Phase 7.3: FirstRunPage — wrapper sweep 
Migrated the onboarding step cluster's ad-hoc button pairs to the new
grammar. Skip-link tertiary buttons stay as plain <button> with underline
because they're intentionally low-emphasis (text-only).

  - Step CTA buttons (primary + secondary) → LumotiaButton variants
  - Autostart "Saving…" pair → LumotiaButton loading + disabled
  - Error notice → LumotiaNotice tone=danger with body content snippet
  - Download progress bar → LumotiaProgress

Bespoke surfaces left verbatim: model-pick cards (rich content tiles
with Recommended/Downloaded pills), UnicodeSpinner, and the
test-recording quote-block.

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files). e2e baseline untouched.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:55:59 +01:00
Jake
d812410039 v0.2 Phase 7.2: FilesPage — wrapper sweep 
Migrated FilesPage chrome to the new grammar; the drop-zone affordance
and transcript textarea (the page's identity surfaces) stay verbatim.

  - Card import → LumotiaCard
  - EmptyState import → LumotiaEmptyState
  - "Browse Files" filled button → LumotiaButton variant=primary size=lg
  - Bottom "Copy" / "Export" toolbar → LumotiaButton variant=tertiary
  - Custom export dropdown → LumotiaMenu (Bits UI DropdownMenu)
  - Inline danger error → LumotiaNotice tone=danger
  - Custom progress bar → LumotiaProgress

Banks the LumotiaField + LumotiaNotice patterns the plan called out;
Field stays on the textarea (transcript surface is intentionally
naked inside the card per brand spec).

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files). Vitest / browser-mode /
e2e baselines unchanged (no behaviour change to the smoke surface).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:54:24 +01:00
Jake
3614c94885 v0.2 Phase 7.1: ShutdownRitualPage — wrapper sweep 
Migrated the two ad-hoc buttons to wrappers; everything else (display-
only reflective copy, the open-loops list, the Newport shutdown
template) stays verbatim since the page is intentionally low-grammar.

  - Back-arrow button → LumotiaIconButton (icon=ArrowLeft, size=sm)
  - "Close" button   → LumotiaButton variant=primary

Bespoke: none on this page (no recording state, no transcript surface).

Per-page gate: npm run check (0/0/5704 files). Vitest / browser-mode /
e2e baselines stay green (no behaviour change).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:53:15 +01:00
Jake
a9733544c0 v0.2 Phase 6: shell split — AppRuntime / AppChrome / AppOverlays 
src/routes/+layout.svelte was 537 LOC of mixed runtime, chrome and
overlay concerns. Split into three single-purpose shells under
src/lib/shell/, with +layout.svelte reduced to ~28 LOC of pure
composition.

AppRuntime (no DOM beyond <svelte:window>):
  - Global hotkey dual backend (evdev / tauri-plugin-global-shortcut)
  - 120ms hotkey debounce (sacred behaviour §5 #2)
  - PREFERENCES_CHANGED_EVENT listener (sacred §5 #4)
  - KI-05 one-shot legacy-theme migration
  - Sidebar hotkeys: [ toggle, Ctrl+K, Ctrl+, (sacred §5 #10)
  - Wind-down tray listener
  - Meeting auto-capture poller
  - Global frontend error capture
  - Nudge bus + implementation intentions lifecycle
  - Font-size CSS var $effect
  - Window resize → sidebar auto-collapse
  - Onboarding/first-run check + update check + LLM status warm-up

AppChrome (the visual shell):
  - Titlebar (OS-aware via customChrome helper)
  - Sidebar (recording-state-aware — sacred §5 #1 stays in
    Sidebar.svelte verbatim)
  - Main slot
  - TaskSidebar conditional rail

AppOverlays (mounted-once globals):
  - ToastViewport
  - FocusTimer
  - MorningTriageModal
  - ResizeHandles (OS-gated)

src/lib/utils/customChrome.svelte.ts holds the single source of truth
for useCustomChrome, a module-level $state both AppChrome and
AppOverlays subscribe to. Each only ever sees one loadOsInfo() call
between them.

Secondary windows still escape via their own +layout@.svelte; the
defensive isSecondaryWindow check in +layout.svelte stays so a
direct /float, /viewer, /preview navigation through the root layout
also drops the chrome.

Phase 6 per-page gate green: npm run check (0/0/5704 files),
npm test, npm run test:browser (3/3), npm run test:e2e (16/16).
No regressions in the Phase 1 smoke baseline.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:51:55 +01:00
Jake
c60f0aa5a5 v0.2 Phase 5: 11 primitives + gated design-system-v2 preview 
Custom-styled primitives (no headless dep):
  LumotiaButton       — primary/secondary/tertiary/destructive × sm/md/lg
  LumotiaIconButton   — square icon-only; ghost/filled/destructive
  LumotiaNotice       — info/caution/danger/success inline notice
  LumotiaProgress     — native <progress> + token theming
  LumotiaField        — plain + Formsnap modes share the same markup

Bits UI 2.18.1 wrappers (warm-brutalist styling):
  LumotiaSelect       — single-select, options=[]
  LumotiaCombobox     — searchable; one-way inputValue + oninput
  LumotiaDialog       — controlled open; closable + footer snippet
  LumotiaTabs         — orchestrates List/Trigger/Content from a tabs array
  LumotiaTooltip      — wraps Provider + Root + Trigger + Content
  LumotiaMenu         — DropdownMenu items=[] with destructive variant

design-system-v2 preview route:
  src/routes/design-system-v2/+page.ts gates with VITE_LUMOTIA_DESIGN_SYSTEM_V2=1.
  Without the flag the load() throws 404 — route-level gate, not nav-
  hidden. Run via VITE_LUMOTIA_DESIGN_SYSTEM_V2=1 npm run dev:frontend
  to see the showcase.

Browser-mode component test:
  src/lib/ui/LumotiaButton.browser.test.ts. Covers render, click, and
  disabled-blocks-click. Validates that vitest-browser-svelte + the
  @vitest/browser-playwright provider land Phase 1's tooling
  contract end-to-end. 3/3 passing in Chromium.

Type fix: LumotiaIconButton and LumotiaMenu accept icon: any so
lucide-svelte's legacy SvelteComponentTyped shape composes with our
Svelte 5 wrappers without forcing a // @ts-nocheck escape hatch on
every call site. Tightens to Component<…> once lucide-svelte ships
a Svelte 5 build.

Type fix: LumotiaCombobox honours Bits UI 2.x Combobox.Root's
one-way inputValue contract. The wrapper drops bind:inputValue
and exposes an oninput callback so caller-owned filter pipelines
(HistoryPage FTS5, ModelDownloader) can drive options upstream.

Phase 5 per-page gate green: npm run check (0/0/5700 files),
npm test, npm run test:browser (3/3 in Chromium),
npm run test:e2e (16/16), guard-no-skeleton clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:47:53 +01:00
Jake
8c9708a508 v0.2 Phase 4: wrapper alias layer (src/lib/ui/) 
Six thin alias wrappers, same prop APIs as the underlying components.
Lets pages migrate imports from $lib/components/* to $lib/ui/* one
file at a time without touching markup, and gives Phase 5+ a place
to tighten grammar without churning every call site.

  LumotiaCard           → Card.svelte
  LumotiaStatusPill     → StatusPill.svelte
  LumotiaToggle         → Toggle.svelte (forwards bind:checked, bind:loading)
  LumotiaSettingsGroup  → SettingsGroup.svelte (typed Props for svelte-check)
  LumotiaEmptyState     → EmptyState.svelte
  LumotiaPostCaptureCard → PostCaptureCard.svelte

Per the plan, the underlying components in src/lib/components/ are
untouched. They get retired during the per-page migrations in Phase 7
once no consumer remains.

LumotiaSettingsGroup mirrors the underlying Props interface explicitly
because Svelte 5's spread-into-typed-component caught a real missing-
`title` error during svelte-check. The mirrored interface keeps call
sites type-safe when importing via $lib/ui/.

Phase 4 per-phase gate green: npm run check (0/0/4135 files),
npm test (all green), npm run test:e2e (16/16), npm run
guard:no-skeleton (clean).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:38:23 +01:00
Jake
66e25aa778 v0.2 Phase 3: additive semantic tokens + KI-05 resolution 
Additive token grammar (no renames, no replacements):

- --color-caution (dark #e8be4a, light #a08a1f) becomes the canonical
  name for tuned-amber notice surfaces in the new wrapper grammar
- --color-warning is kept as a CSS var() alias of --color-caution so
  every existing text-warning / bg-warning call site stays valid
- --color-info (dark #7a9ec0, light #3d6a8a) is the soft blue-grey
  signal for the new LumotiaNotice info variant
- --color-accent-environment (dark #8fae9a, light #4a7058) is an
  optional sage/moss support token for empty-state illustrations
  and environment-neutral status dots. NOT a brand swap — amber/
  copper --color-accent stays primary

Mirrored in src/design-system/colors_and_type.css (the buildless
preview pages bypass Tailwind so the duplication is intentional).

KI-05 resolved in the same commit, per the plan:

- src/lib/types/app.ts: drop `theme` from SettingsState
- src/lib/stores/page.svelte.ts: drop `theme: "Dark"` from defaults
- src/routes/+layout.svelte: drop the migration $effect, add a
  one-shot migrateLegacyTheme() on mount that copies any historical
  lumotia_settings.theme into preferences.theme and strips the
  legacy field. Idempotent — subsequent loads short-circuit
- src/routes/{float,viewer,preview}/+layout@.svelte: drop the same
  $effect; secondary windows inherit theme via PREFERENCES_CHANGED_EVENT
- src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte: both SegmentedButton bindings
  (quick-settings row at :1272, Appearance group at :2606) now use
  Svelte 5 function bindings ({ get, set }) backed by prefs.theme
  and updatePreferences. No SegmentedButton API change

Phase 3 per-page gate green: npm run check (0/0/4129 files),
npm test (13/13), npm run test:e2e (16/16). No regressions in
the Phase 1 smoke baseline.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:35:54 +01:00
Jake
94e6a79515 v0.2 Phase 2: install Bits UI / Formsnap / Superforms / Zod / @internationalized/date 
Exact-pinned per the plan:

  bits-ui@2.18.1                 — headless Svelte 5 primitives
  formsnap@2.0.1                 — field+label+error wrapper
  sveltekit-superforms@2.30.1    — form state + validation
  zod@4.4.3                      — schema validation (superforms accepts ^3.25 || ^4)
  @internationalized/date@3.12.1 — bits-ui peer dep

Phase 2 gate green: npm audit signatures (273 verified registry sigs +
93 attestations), npm run check (clean), npm test (clean), npm run
test:e2e (16/16). No regressions in the Phase 1 smoke baseline.

@chenglou/pretext audit (plan risk item): kept — still referenced in
src/lib/utils/textMeasure.ts and src/lib/shims.d.ts.

No primitives wired yet — that's Phase 5. This commit only puts the
headless layer on disk so Phase 4/5 can import from it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:30:32 +01:00
Jake
100e04fa70 v0.2 Phase 0+1: planning doc + tooling baseline 
Phase 0 — docs/release/v0.2-frontend-overhaul.md as single source of
truth for the v0.2 frontend coherence pass. Records hard rules,
tooling pins, sacred-behaviour contract list, wrapper catalogue,
per-page migration order, verification matrix, KI-05 plan, and the
explicit "DO NOT add Skeleton" line.

Phase 1 — tooling baseline. All exact-pinned per the plan:

- @playwright/test@1.60.0 + playwright@1.60.0 + @axe-core/playwright@4.11.3
- rollup-plugin-visualizer@7.0.1 (wired behind ANALYZE=1)
- @vitest/browser@4.1.6 + @vitest/browser-playwright@4.1.6 (provider)
- vitest-browser-svelte@2.1.1 (runes-aware Svelte 5 bridge)
- cargo-nextest installed globally

New configs: playwright.config.ts (frontend-only, dev:frontend webServer,
900x700 + 1440x900 projects, visual baselines deferred), vitest.browser.config.js
(separate from jsdom suite). New scripts: test:e2e, test:e2e:ui,
test:browser, analyze, test:rust:fast, guard:no-skeleton.

guard-no-skeleton.mjs walks package.json + package-lock + src/ for any
@skeletonlabs reference and exits 1 if found — locks in the no-Skeleton
hard rule for any future agent.

Smoke baseline (tests/e2e/smoke.spec.ts): 16 tests passing across two
viewports — app loads without Tauri runtime, keyboard nav, axe scan
(color-contrast deferred to Phase 7 per docs/release/v0.1-contrast-audit.md),
light/dark theme cycle, all three sensory zones (cave/energy/reset).
10 screenshots emitted to test-results/ as non-failing artefacts.

Surfaced + fixed two browser-preview bugs while landing the baseline:

- src/lib/utils/osInfo.ts: FALLBACK_BROWSER_INFO was evaluated at SSR
  module-load (navigator undefined → os: 'unknown'), and the UA check
  ran before navigator.platform — so Playwright's Windows-UA Chromium
  on a Linux runner detected as Windows, useCustomChrome went true,
  Titlebar mounted and tripped Tauri-only APIs. Now lazy-built per
  call; platform is the primary signal, UA only a fallback.

- src/lib/components/Titlebar.svelte: defensive hasTauriRuntime() guard
  on every handler and the $effect. Titlebar should not crash if any
  future code path mounts it without Tauri.

.gitignore: reports/, .playwright/, test-results/, playwright-report/.

Per-phase gate green: npm run check (0/0), npm test (0/0), npm run
test:e2e (16/16), npm run guard:no-skeleton (clean).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-15 08:28:51 +01:00
Jake
3770815fbf agent: lumotia — v0.1 release-completion run
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Closes the code-side v0.1 ship gate. All quality gates green:
cargo fmt/clippy/test (~327 tests), npm check (0/0), vitest 13/13,
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh 8/8.

Phase F — first-run onboarding promoted to v0.1
- FirstRunPage with skip-to-main + failure recovery + event recording
- Six onboarding commands (record/list/has-completed + lumotia_events)
- Storage migration v17 (onboarding_events + lumotia_events tables)

UI hardening (in-scope items from v0.1-ui-hardening.md)
- StatusPill + PostCaptureCard components, 21st preview entry
- Sidebar recording-as-sacred-state (opacity + aria-disabled, reduced-motion)
- Settings 6-section regroup + Help section + Activation log + Privacy toggle
- Error-state copy sweep (DictationPage + SettingsPage, plain-language)
- Global :focus-visible rule, textarea outlines restored
- Ctrl+K / Ctrl+, / Escape bindings in +layout

LLM resilience
- rule_based_extract_tasks (regex-free imperative-verb extractor) +
  extract_tasks_with_fallback wrapper — task extraction never returns zero
- tokio::time::timeout(120s) wraps cleanup/tags/tasks commands

Release artefacts
- LICENSE (canonical AGPL-3.0), CHANGELOG (Keep-a-Changelog format)
- v0.1-release-notes, privacy-and-ai-use, install-warnings,
  tester-onboarding-kit, tester-acceptance-runbook, code-signing-setup,
  apple-silicon-rb08-runbook, virtual-audio-setup, v0.1-contrast-audit
- Workspace versioning + AGPL spdx; npm exact-pin (10 ranges removed)
- AppImage SHA-256 sidecar in build.yml
- README v0.1 section + Reporting-issues; canonical repo slug

Closure pass — items moved from human-required to code-complete
- KI-02 Linux idle inhibit: zbus 5 → org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit
- KI-03 Windows sleep prevention: SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS|...)
- acquire/release_idle_inhibit Tauri commands, wired in DictationPage
- Diagnostic-bundle frontend wire-up (Settings → Help button)
- WCAG-AA contrast fix via .btn-filled-text utility (no token changes)
- 8 destructive-action sites wrapped in plain-language confirm() guards
- KNOWN-ISSUES.md + v0.1-known-limitations.md updated (KI-02/03 fixed)

Scripts
- pre-tag-verify.sh, tag-day.sh, smoke-linux + driver
- parse-diagnostic-bundle.sh, parse-activation-log.py

Per-item audit trail: docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md
Remaining: W-01…W-08 (signing certs, hardware probes, smoke matrix,
tester recruitment) — see docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md.
 2026-05-15 06:59:08 +01:00
Jake
bf1b68275a agent: lumotia — Pass 1 v0.1 checklist refinements + Pass 2 v0.1 UI hardening boundary doc 
Operationalises the ChatGPT review of the v0.1 release-doc set into two
related landings. Both bounded; no Garden Inbox work, no architecture
refactor, no full redesign.

PASS 1 — v0.1-checklist.md refinements
=======================================

Seven targeted edits to the existing checklist:

1. Cold setup vs warm activation split. Tester acceptance test was
   conflating model-download time (variable, network-dependent) with
   UX-controlled flow time. Two-phase pass:
     - Cold setup: install → onboarding → ready-to-record (no time bound)
     - Warm activation: model-ready → first recording within 3 minutes
   Steps 1-4 are cold; 5-10 are warm.

2. Migration-aware onboarding wording. "Skip-onboarding path for users
   who already have transcripts on disk" → "Migration-aware onboarding:
   existing users with valid data are not forced through first-run, but
   can launch the tutorial manually from Settings → Help."

3. UI acceptance section. New testable items between Documentation
   surface and Quality gates — turns "redo the UI" into measurable
   requirements:
     - Main capture action visible <1s on Home
     - Recording state not communicated by colour alone
     - 10-step flow completable at 900×700 + keyboard only
     - Destructive actions reversible or confirmed
     - Every async state has sidebar status chip feedback
     - Error states preserve raw transcript + plain-words next step
     - Settings Start Here / Privacy / Accessibility findable
     - Focus ring visible everywhere
     - prefers-reduced-motion respected
     - WCAG AA contrast spot-check both modes
     - Post-capture card surfaces (display-only; NOT Garden Inbox)

4. Supported platforms scope. New subsection before smoke-test matrix
   explicitly naming:
     - Primary (must work end-to-end): Linux Fedora + Ubuntu LTS
     - Best-effort (announced if smoke-tested): macOS Apple Silicon,
       Windows 11
     - Not announced unless smoke-tested: macOS Intel

5. P0/P1/P2 smoke-test severity replacing "any ❌ blocks tag":
     - P0 — blocks tag (tester spine on a primary platform)
     - P1 — ships only with explicit known-limitation entry
     - P2 — does not block private beta (not-announced platform / v0.2
       feature)
   Pre-tag verification confirms no unresolved P0 or undocumented P1.

6. "Telemetry" → "local activation log". Re-worded the activation
   metrics capture mechanism. Word choice deliberate — privacy-conscious
   audience reacts to "telemetry" itself. Surface: Settings →
   Diagnostics → Activation log. Nothing sent automatically.

7. Support burden signal. New activation-metric subsection covering
   the AI-assisted-indie risk that every issue becomes a support call:
     - Self-service rate ≥ 70% (issues filed to bug tracker, not inbox)
     - Diagnostic bundle (logs + system info + crash dumps; skips
       transcript content + audio by default)
     - Top-3 setup failures documented after first 5 testers

PASS 2 — v0.1-ui-hardening.md
==============================

New strict-boundary doc at docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md (262
lines). Anchored on the line:

  The v0.1 UI pass is not there to make Lumotia beautiful. It is there
  to make the first successful capture inevitable.

Step 0 (before any code change): walk the 20 existing
src/design-system/preview/ files and classify each item as
already-good / needs-v0.1-hardening / v0.2-polish. Don't rebuild what
works. Inventory table inline in the doc cross-references each preview
file to the in-scope items below.

IN SCOPE (10 items, each testable):
  1. Home capture clarity — big record button, status pill, last-capture
     preview, capped Now/Tasks at 1-3 visible
  2. Recording as sacred UI state — hide settings/history/advanced
     during capture; show only timer/pause/stop/cancel + live transcript
     + level meter
  3. Post-capture card — the v0.1 headline UI artefact. Display-only
     surface of raw + cleaned + tasks + microsteps + 4 actions
     (Save/Export/StartFirstMicroStep/OpenInHistory). Explicitly NOT
     Garden Inbox: no routing, no accept/edit/park/archive, no
     backlinks, no confidence scores
  4. First-run onboarding polish — single clear next action per step,
     pre-supplied prompt for test recording, graceful failure recovery,
     skip-to-main escape hatch (tracked as known-limitations follow-up)
  5. Settings sanity pass — 6 sections in order: Start Here /
     Transcription / Models / Tasks / Accessibility / Privacy / Advanced.
     Full 7-group progressive-disclosure regroup deferred to v0.2
  6. Error-state copy sweep — every error preserves raw transcript,
     explains in plain words, says next user action, no stack traces
     user-facing
  7. Keyboard flow — entire 10-step tester acceptance completable by
     keyboard only, focus ring visible, no hover-only controls
  8. Responsive at 900×700 + 1440×900 ONLY — ultrawide / mobile / split-
     screen deferred to v0.2 unless a tester reports them
  9. Accessibility practical checks (WCAG-style, not certification) —
     keyboard, focus, not-colour-alone, reduced motion, contrast spot-
     check, literal-words status labels, form-label association
  10. Status labels everywhere — new StatusPill component (no existing
     class found in survey); add to design-system/preview/components-
     status-pills.html. Pill states: Ready / Recording / Paused /
     Transcribing / Cleaning / Extracting tasks / Saved / Exported /
     Needs review / Failed safely

OUT OF SCOPE (the traps to refuse — each ships in v0.2 or later):
  - New visual identity (brand book v3 PDF is locked)
  - New navigation model
  - Garden Inbox (review cards, routing, accept/edit/park/archive,
    related notes, backlinks, P-P-T detection)
  - Suggested routing
  - Backlinks
  - Graph view
  - Canvas view
  - New animation system
  - Full SettingsPage 7-group redesign
  - Obsidian plugin
  - Cloud / provider UI

Plus a "Definition of done" with 8 specific completion criteria, and
cross-references to checklist + Garden roadmap + how-built + design-
system preview + locked brand book.

VERIFICATION
============
- cargo fmt --check: clean (no Rust touched)
- All four release docs cross-reference cleanly
- No new tests required (boundary docs, not code)
- v0.1 ship gate unchanged in shape, sharpened in detail
 2026-05-14 22:12:21 +01:00
Jake
c5460a169c agent: lumotia — release-doc set + two pre-release audits (MCP + LLM failure) 
Operationalises the ChatGPT/Jake roadmap-synthesis pass into four
release-boundary documents at docs/release/. Synthesis call:

  v0.1 = stable local capture product
  v0.2 = Garden Inbox / review cards
  v1.0 = PKM-complete + commercial track

Two factual audits ran first per Jake's explicit instruction — release
hardening only, no architecture refactors, no Garden Inbox work:

AUDIT 1 — MCP surface
=====================
Verdict: PASSES the v0.1 trust posture.
- Read-only by design (`//! No writes — Lumotia's Tauri app remains the only writer`)
- Stdio-only transport (newline-delimited JSON-RPC 2.0); no TCP/Unix
  listener, no bind, no network exposure
- Database opened via `lumotia_storage::init_readonly` — structurally
  enforced, not just convention
- 4 tools, all SELECT-only: list_transcripts, get_transcript,
  search_transcripts, list_tasks
- Zero matches for INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/fs::write/fs::remove/
  create_dir/spawn_blocking in the crate
- Separate binary (`crates/mcp/src/main.rs`) — not part of the running
  Tauri app; user must explicitly launch and wire into client config
- Honest nuance flagged in known-limitations: a wired client gets read
  access to the entire transcript history + task list — no per-row
  permission boundary in v0.1

AUDIT 2 — LLM failure surface
=============================
Verdict: data-loss path PASSES; UX-wedge path PARTIAL (documented).
- post_process_segments (file + live pipeline): tracing::warn! on Err,
  segments stay at rule-based output. Raw transcript preserved.
- cleanup_transcript_text_cmd (DictationPage): frontend try/catch
  returns raw text unchanged on Err. Raw transcript preserved.
- extract_tasks_from_transcript_cmd (DictationPage): frontend falls
  back to rule-based extractTasks (regex + verb list) on Err.
- extract_content_tags_cmd (HistoryPage): per-row try/catch; toast on
  failure; transcript untouched.
- Hung llama.cpp: no tokio::time::timeout on the spawn_blocking call.
  Raw transcript preserved; rest of app functional; LLM status chip
  stays on "Cleaning up" until restart. Soft edge — documented in
  known-limitations as v0.2 hygiene candidate. Not implemented per
  "release hardening only" instruction.

THE FOUR DOCS
=============

docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md
  - 10-step tester acceptance test (install → capture → cleanup →
    task → MicroSteps → timer → history search)
  - Must-ship list per surface (product, onboarding, artefacts, docs,
    quality gates, trust+security, release-blockers, smoke-test
    matrix)
  - Activation metrics for private beta (3 min to first capture, 3
    captures in 24h, 7-day return, etc.) + v0.1 public launch
    (20 install, 15 first-capture, 10 return, 5 pay-£39)
  - Pre-tag verification sequence
  - Explicit out-of-scope list (Garden Inbox, Phases B-E/G/I/J, etc.)

docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md
  - User-facing rewrite, not engineer-speak
  - Power assertions per platform (Linux idle / macOS App Nap / Windows
    sleep) with practical workarounds
  - MCP read-only/local-only posture with the
    "all transcripts visible to your wired client" honest nuance
  - AI cleanup/extraction failure table — what fails, what you see,
    what's preserved
  - Settings page progressive-disclosure status
  - Internal engine refactor (orchestrator dormant) framed for users
  - Explicit "what's NOT in v0.1" call-outs
  - Reporting issues + crash-dump location

docs/release/v0.2-garden-roadmap.md
  - Headline: "review cards for turning messy dictations into notes,
    tasks, topics and links" — tangible, not PKM-overloaded
  - Garden Inbox scope (raw / cleaned / suggested title-type-folder-
    project / extracted tasks / suggested tags / possible links /
    confidence / Accept-Edit-Park-Archive)
  - Engine architecture Phases B-E pairing
  - Explicit "NOT in v0.2" list (no graph, no canvas, no PKM marketing,
    no cloud provider, no premium voices)
  - Open decisions for v0.2 scope freeze deferred until v0.1 ships +
    20 testers run

docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md
  - Public-facing trust page; honest disclosure that AI-assisted
    human-directed, then evidence
  - The real silent-data-loss bug the drill caught (Phase A.7 fix
    ff8dda0) framed as proof the process works
  - Phase B atomiser audit: 9 surgical fixes including the FIFO hang,
    LlmEngine unload race, purge-vs-restore SELECT-then-DELETE race
  - Supply-chain pre-flight (npm audit signatures + --ignore-scripts +
    pinned dev deps + pinned rust toolchain)
  - MCP read-only audit + LLM failure audit cross-referenced
  - Anti-patterns explicitly avoided (no telemetry exfiltration, no
    silent AI dependency, no "audit log later", etc.)
  - Calibrated to "AI use is survivable; sloppy undisclosed untested
    AI use is not" — RPCS3 framing cited

Verification:
- cargo fmt --check: clean (no Rust changed)
- All four docs are user-readable, not commit-log-derivative
- Cross-references resolve (every internal path quoted exists)
 2026-05-14 21:49:54 +01:00
Jake
b6b7e8e86c agent: lumotia — Phase B dogfood plan — B.2-B.15 audit trail + finishing summary 
Records the per-item verdict + commit hash for every Phase B audit item
(B.2 through B.15). Status block flipped to Complete 2026/05/14. Items
table moved every row from Pending → Done or Documented pass with a
one-paragraph outcome summary. Each Done item also has a full
section in the Done items list, mirroring B.1's existing structure
(surface, why it matters, fix, verification).

Surgical commits in the audit pass:
  643985d B.2 supervisor doc + test name match detach semantics
  31e3f5a B.3 download_impl unlinks .part on ResumeUnsupported
  20ef6c4 B.4 atomic DELETE RETURNING in purge_deleted_transcripts
  d8fa4ff B.5 resolve_export_path follows symlink before containment
  7f0e1b0 B.6 capability JSON mirror invariant pinned
  f252c1b B.7 unload() honours the loading flag
  813f024 B.8 storage crate emits via tracing (was log crate)
  401b6c3 B.9 strip <think>…</think> reasoning before JSON-envelope scan
  1c4ac98 B.10 vitest regression for focusTimer expired-rehydrate

Documented passes (no commit, recorded reasoning in plan): B.11, B.12,
B.13, B.14, B.15.

Phase A baseline gates verified green after the audit pass:
  cargo test --workspace      → 417 / 0 (was 409 baseline, +8 new tests)
  cargo fmt --check           → clean
  cargo clippy --workspace ...→ clean
  npm run test                → 13 / 13 (was 12, +1 new test)
  npm run check               → 0 errors / 0 warnings across 4015 files

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 20:44:55 +01:00
Jake
1c4ac98504 agent: lumotia — Phase B.10 pin focusTimer expired-rehydrate startTick invariant 
Phase B.10 audit of commit 5ba761a (focusTimer rehydrate startTick
invariant; Race-10). The commit landed a comment-only change at
src/lib/stores/focusTimer.svelte.ts lines 204-208:

  // startTick() is REQUIRED here: tick() is the only thing that
  // observes `now >= completionFlashUntil` and calls clear(). Without
  // it, the completion flash would stay visible until the user
  // interacts with the app. stopTick() runs via clear() once the
  // flash window elapses.

A future edit could silently drop the startTick() call (the commit
acknowledged this with the comment) and the regression would only
surface on a real session: the user reopens Lumotia after a closed
expired timer, sees the completion flash, and waits for it to clear.
It never does. They click somewhere → clear() fires from the click
handler. Visible bug, but no automated gate.

The 5ba761a commit could not add a test at the time it landed because
vitest wasn't wired in the workspace — vitest scaffold landed in
commit 206ac62 the next day as Phase A.5. Now that vitest exists
(jsdom environment, .svelte.ts rune transformer, fake timers via
vi.useFakeTimers — see vite.config.js test block), the invariant is
straightforwardly testable.

Fix: new src/lib/stores/focusTimer.test.ts. The single test
`auto-clears the completion flash after the 3s window via the tick loop`:

  1. Seeds localStorage with a timer started 60 s ago that lasted only
     30 s — already-expired by 30 s when rehydrate runs.
  2. Calls focusTimer.rehydrate(). Asserts the flash is now visible
     and the timer is reported active.
  3. vi.advanceTimersByTime(3_500) — pushes wall-clock past the
     completionFlashUntil mark, drives the setInterval ticks.
  4. Asserts showingCompletionFlash is false, active is false,
     remainingMs is 0, and localStorage has been wiped.

If a future edit removes the startTick() call on the already-expired
branch of rehydrate(), step (3) won't run any ticks, the flash won't
clear, and step (4) fires the regression assertion. The test pins the
invariant the comment alone could not.

Verification:
  * npm run test → 13/13 (was 12, +1 from this commit). Both test
    files pass: localStorageMigration.test.ts (unchanged, 12 tests)
    and the new focusTimer.test.ts (1 test).
  * npm run check → 0 errors / 0 warnings across 4015 files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 20:25:32 +01:00
Jake
401b6c3654 agent: lumotia — Phase B.9 strip Qwen <think>…</think> reasoning before JSON-envelope scan 
Phase B.9 audit of commit 1d71e8e (replace GBNF grammar with manual
brace-counting JSON-envelope extractor). Existing coverage:
  * parse_string_array_trims_and_dedupes
  * json_envelope_complete_detects_finished_{object,array}
  * json_envelope_complete_ignores_braces_inside_strings
  * json_envelope_complete_rejects_prefixes_and_trailing_text
  * extract_json_envelope_skips_qwen_thinking_prefix (EMPTY think block)
  * extract_json_envelope_handles_arrays_and_trailing_stop_text

Solid for the cases tested. One real residual.

The `_skips_qwen_thinking_prefix` regression uses an EMPTY <think></think>
block: `"<think>\n\n</think>\n\n{...}"`. Qwen3.5's reasoning mode emits
non-empty reasoning when enabled (and reasoning is a documented Qwen
feature, surfaced in the model name family the engine targets). The
naive "find the first '{' or '[' in the whole text" extractor breaks in
two ways once the reasoning is non-empty:

  1. **JSON-looking text in thinking.** The model thinks out loud about
     the schema: "the answer should look like {\"topic\":\"x\",\"intent\":\"y\"}".
     The extractor sees the FIRST '{' (inside the reasoning), scans for
     its matching '}', and returns the reasoning literal as the
     envelope. The actual answer after </think> is dropped.

  2. **Unbalanced braces in thinking.** The model writes "I wonder
     about {something unfinished" inside <think>. The extractor starts
     its brace-stack on that unbalanced '{', never finds a matching
     '}', scans past </think> picking up the real answer's '{' (stack
     now has TWO '}' targets), eventually finds one '}' which pops the
     thinking's, then end of input — returns None. The actual answer
     is lost entirely.

Fix: split on the FIRST `</think>` and scan only the substring after.
Anything before `</think>` is reasoning, anything after is the answer
proper. Falls back to the whole text when no `</think>` is present
(covers non-reasoning models AND the empty-thinking case the existing
test pins).

Backwards-compatible:
  * Empty thinking — split_once returns ("", "\n\n{...}"); scan
    finds the '{' and returns the answer. Existing test passes.
  * No thinking tags at all — split_once returns None; fall back to
    full text. Existing tests pass.
  * Trailing stop tokens (`<|im_end|>` etc.) — unchanged behaviour;
    they sit after the envelope and don't affect the scan.

New regression tests:
  * extract_json_envelope_skips_thinking_block_with_json_looking_content
    — thinking with a JSON literal followed by the real answer. Pre-fix
    would return the thinking's literal; post-fix returns the answer.
  * extract_json_envelope_survives_unbalanced_braces_in_thinking — the
    unbalanced-brace-in-thinking case. Pre-fix returns None; post-fix
    returns the real answer.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia-llm --lib
      → 28/28 pass including the two new tests.
  * cargo fmt --check → clean.
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia-llm --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 20:07:42 +01:00
Jake
813f024cdb agent: lumotia — Phase B.8 bridge storage events into tracing subscriber 
Phase B.8 audit of commits 65abfa2 (Obs-3, span propagation across
spawn boundaries), 8becb1a (audit-trail empty commit for Obs-4/5
absorbed into afbd33d), and d1391b3 (Obs-1/2, drop lumotia_live literal
target). Existing coverage:
  * commands::live::tests::no_lumotia_live_literal_target_in_live_rs
    pins Obs-1/2 — no literal lumotia_live target survives.
  * src-tauri/tests/tracing_appender_smoke.rs::init_tracing_creates_log_file
    pins Obs-4/5 — install_subscriber writes to a rolling lumotia.log.
  * Obs-3 (span propagation) is not directly tested. Verifying that
    `tokio::spawn` / `thread::spawn` children carry the parent span would
    require custom subscriber infrastructure; the commit message
    acknowledges the 4 instrumented sites as canonical correlation
    points + "everything else fans out from them" + "Storage/audio/
    hotkey/MCP crates left uninstrumented in this commit — future
    sweep". Honour the SAFETY-style annotation; do not chase a synthetic
    subscriber test.

One real residual found.

DEFAULT_STDERR_FILTER and DEFAULT_FILE_FILTER in src-tauri/src/lib.rs
both list `lumotia_storage=info` (stderr) / `lumotia_storage=debug`
(file). Operator intent: storage events surface in stderr AND in the
rolling lumotia.log forensic stream that diagnostic-report bundles
attach. The reality: every storage event vanishes.

The storage crate uses `log` crate macros (log::warn! / log::info!),
not tracing. src-tauri/src/lib.rs installs a tracing subscriber but
does NOT install a `tracing-log::LogTracer` bridge, so log-crate events
never reach any tracing layer. There is no other log subscriber wired
either, so the events are silently dropped.

Concrete signals missing from diagnostic reports:
  * Migration progress (info, lines 603 + 639 in migrations.rs) —
    fires on every schema bump on every first-run after upgrade. Used
    to confirm "did the user's migration succeed?".
  * Audio-cleanup warnings (warn) from delete_transcript (database.rs
    line 369) and purge_deleted_transcripts (line 434) — the two
    log lines Rev-3 specifically added so a forensic report could
    confirm whether disk cleanup completed cleanly.

Same forensic blindness Obs-4/5 fixed for the rest of the codebase,
just for the storage subset.

Fix:
  * crates/storage/Cargo.toml: replace `log = "0.4"` with
    `tracing = "0.1"`. Every other crate in the workspace already uses
    `tracing = "0.1"`; storage was the outlier.
  * Replace the 4 `log::*!(target: "lumotia_storage", …)` calls with
    `tracing::*!(target: "lumotia_storage", …)`. Targets unchanged.
  * Reformat the two migration log lines as structured tracing events
    (version + description fields rather than printf-style positional
    interpolation) so they're filterable by EnvFilter directives and
    machine-readable in the forensic stream.

No behaviour change to storage call semantics. Pure logging-pipeline
rewire.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia-storage --lib
      → 70/70 pass (unchanged — none of the tests depended on the log
      crate).
  * cargo fmt --check → clean.
  * cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:48:13 +01:00
Jake
f252c1b50e agent: lumotia — Phase B.7 close unload-during-load TOCTOU on LlmEngine 
Phase B.7 audit of commit cde985d (LlmEngine critical-section narrowing
+ drop-old-model-first; Race-3 + Lifecycle-1). Existing coverage is
strong: is_loaded_does_not_block_on_slow_load proves probes return in
< 50 ms while the slow section runs (Race-3); second_concurrent_load_is_refused
proves a parallel load attempt is rejected with EngineError::AlreadyLoading
without reaching the heavy op (Race-3/4 TOCTOU at the engine layer);
the test harness __test_run_with_lock_discipline mirrors load_model_with's
discipline (claim loading flag, clear engine state, run op outside the
inner mutex, then install). The Lifecycle-1 visible side-effect
(is_loaded reports false mid-swap) is covered by the first test.

One real residual found.

unload() does not consult the `loading` flag. When load_model_with is
mid-flight (step 3 has already cleared model + loaded, step 5 has not
yet installed the new state), a concurrent unload() takes the inner
mutex, sees model + loaded already None, no-op-clears, and returns Ok.
The slow load then completes step 5 and installs the new state —
silently overwriting the unload the caller already saw success for.

Concrete attack shape: app startup auto-loads the default LLM in the
background via download_llm_model + load_model. User opens Settings,
clicks "Delete Model X". delete_llm_model checks loaded_model_id()
(returns None mid-load) and skips the unload branch, then calls
model_manager::delete_model(X) which removes the GGUF file from disk.
The load completes via mmap (which on Linux holds the inode alive
after unlink) and installs state pointing at a deleted file path. The
user sees "Model X loaded" in the UI even though they just deleted it.

Same `loading` AtomicBool that guards load-vs-load needs to guard
unload-vs-load.

Fix:
  * unload() now checks is_loading() at entry. Returns
    EngineError::AlreadyLoading when a load is mid-flight; caller can
    retry once is_loading() reports false.
  * EngineError::AlreadyLoading message generalised from "refusing to
    start a parallel load" to "refusing to start a parallel load or
    modify engine state mid-load", since the variant now fires from
    both directions. The variant name itself remains accurate (the
    state of being already loading).

Behavioural diff for unload during quiescent state: unchanged.

Behavioural diff for unload mid-load: Err(AlreadyLoading) instead of
Ok with silent overwrite.

Callers checked:
  * unload_llm_model (Tauri command) — converts EngineError → String
    via .map_err and surfaces to the frontend. New error string is
    self-explanatory; no frontend code matches on the old message
    substring.
  * delete_llm_model — calls unload only when loaded_model_id matches.
    If unload returns AlreadyLoading the delete also fails;
    .map_err(|e| e.to_string())? propagates. The user gets a clear
    "cannot unload while loading" toast and can retry; better than the
    silent contract-violation the old code allowed.
  * No other callers exist for LlmEngine::unload (whisper/parakeet
    engines have their own unload methods on a different type).

New regression test: unload_during_load_is_refused. Spins a loader
thread on the existing __test_run_with_lock_discipline harness, blocks
mid-slow-section via a Barrier, fires unload() from the main thread,
asserts AlreadyLoading. After releasing the load, unload() succeeds —
proving the flag-clear discipline on the happy path.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia-llm --lib
      → 26/26 pass including the new test.
  * cargo fmt --check → clean (applied fmt after the edit).
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia-llm --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:41:57 +01:00
Jake
7f0e1b0375 agent: lumotia — Phase B.6 pin IPC-allowlist vs capability-JSON mirror invariant 
Phase B.6 audit of commits 7aee534 (Trust-3/6 main-window guard + size
cap on clipboard + paste surface), 12b413d (broaden clipboard/paste
allowlist to documented secondary windows), and f7af7b0 (Trust-4 main-
window guard on extract_content_tags_cmd).

Existing coverage is strong:
  * commands/security.rs: 4 tests for ensure_main_window_label +
    ensure_window_in_set_label accept/reject paths.
  * commands/clipboard.rs: 3 size-cap tests via a shadow size_check
    helper.
  * commands/paste.rs: comprehensive — 4 backend-order, 4
    clipboard-restore, 7 terminal-classification, 3 paste-size-cap, plus
    paste_cap_matches_clipboard_cap that pins the
    MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES == MAX_PASTE_BYTES invariant the commit explicitly
    cared about.
  * commands/llm.rs: extract_content_tags_cmd Trust-4 — unconditional
    ensure_main_window guard with no surface to test beyond what's there.

One real residual.

The 12b413d commit message states:

  "mirror the secondary-windows capability grant in
   src-tauri/capabilities/secondary-windows.json so the IPC trust
   boundary and the permission grant stay in lock-step."

But no test pins the mirror invariant. A future change could:
  * add a new window to secondary-windows.json and forget to update
    CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS or PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS;
  * typo a label in one of the Rust consts;
  * remove a window from the JSON while leaving the const intact;
  * remove a window from the const while leaving the JSON intact.

Each of those silently drifts the IPC trust boundary against the
capability grant. The two halves stay in lock-step on intent — but the
intent lives only in the commit message and a docstring, not in a
runtime check.

Fix (test-only, no production behaviour change):
  * Promote CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS and PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS
    from private to pub(crate) so a single shared test can reference them.
  * Cross-reference both consts in a new docstring back to the pinning test.
  * Add commands::security::tests_capability_mirror::allowlists_match_capability_jsons.
    The test reads capabilities/main.json + capabilities/secondary-windows.json
    at CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR, parses with serde_json, collects every label
    declared in the "windows" arrays, and asserts every label in both
    Rust allowlists is in that declared set.

Asymmetric on purpose: the JSON may legitimately declare windows that
don't need clipboard/paste (e.g. tasks-float doesn't), so the test
does NOT assert const ⊇ JSON, only const ⊆ JSON. The over-restrict
direction is safe; the under-restrict direction is the IPC bypass we
care about.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::security
      → 5/5 pass including the new allowlists_match_capability_jsons.
  * cargo fmt --check → clean (applied fmt after the test edit).
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:37:39 +01:00
Jake
d8fa4ff64e agent: lumotia — Phase B.5 close symlink-target bypass in write_text_file_cmd path scope 
Phase B.5 audit of commits a2b47db/a48653c/b3da58c (Trust-1 — write
path allowlist), 9653e25 (Trust-5 — transcribe_file extension allowlist
+ size cap), and ed449cc (Trust-2 — resolve_recording_path output_folder
validation). The three Trust-1 commits were a corrective sequence that
swapped the staged file in a parallel-agent race; b3da58c is the
authoritative landing.

Existing coverage is strong:
  * commands/fs.rs (Trust-1): 6 tests — outside-allowlist, traversal,
    accepts inside, accepts nested, rejects missing parent, prefix check.
  * commands/transcription.rs (Trust-5): 7 tests — accepts wav,
    accepts MP3 case-insensitive, accepts each allowed extension,
    rejects unsupported, rejects no-extension, rejects oversize, accepts
    exactly-at-cap, rejects traversal-with-disallowed-ext.
  * commands/audio.rs (Trust-2): 7 tests including
    validate_output_folder_rejects_symlink_pointing_out — the symlink
    bypass for output folders is already covered.

One real residual found in commands/fs.rs:

Asymmetric symlink handling between Trust-1 (fs.rs) and Trust-2
(audio.rs). Trust-2 canonicalises the FULL requested path (it's a
directory that must already exist), so a symlink at the directory itself
that points outside the base is resolved before the containment check
and gets rejected. Trust-1 canonicalises only the PARENT of the
requested path, because the target file typically does not exist yet
(canonicalize() returns NotFound on missing paths). Concrete bypass:

  1. A symlink at, e.g., ~/Downloads/notes.md -> ~/.bashrc — innocently
     created by the user, or planted via another vulnerability.
  2. Compromised webview invokes
       write_text_file_cmd("/home/user/Downloads/notes.md", "<payload>").
  3. Path-scope check: parent canonicalises to /home/user/Downloads,
     file_name joins, canonical path string sits inside the Downloads
     allowlist. PASS.
  4. tokio::fs::write -> File::create -> open(2) follows the symlink and
     writes "<payload>" to ~/.bashrc, exfiltrating shell startup.

Fix: two-mode canonicalisation in resolve_export_path. If the target
exists, canonicalise the full path — this follows any symlink at the
target itself, and the subsequent containment check sees the resolved
location. Only on NotFound do we fall back to parent-canonicalise +
join-filename (the original save-dialog path). This mirrors the audio
crate's canonicalisation discipline.

Regression tests:
  * rejects_symlink_target_outside_allowlist — creates a symlink inside
    a base pointing OUT to a real outside file; resolve_export_path must
    return Err with "outside the allowed export directories".
  * accepts_symlink_target_inside_allowlist — symmetric, an in-base
    alias symlink must still resolve and pass, so legitimate uses of
    symlinks are not regressed.

Both gated #[cfg(unix)] because std::os::unix::fs::symlink is unix-only.
The Trust-1 surface ships symmetrically on Windows; the symlink class
attack does not generalise the same way on NTFS (junctions vs symlinks
have different ACL semantics), and a windows-specific test would be
duplicate-effort outside the audit scope.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::fs
      → 8/8 pass including the two new symlink tests.
  * cargo fmt --check → clean.
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:33:20 +01:00
Jake
20ef6c459b agent: lumotia — Phase B.4 close restore-during-purge race via atomic DELETE RETURNING 
Phase B.4 audit of commits 15b74db, 87e6248, 50d0715, 99f4ecd (the
soft-delete / trash / restore wave — Rev-2, Rev-3). Existing backend
coverage is solid: migration_v16_adds_deleted_at_column_and_index,
delete_transcript_soft_deletes, delete_transcript_removes_audio_file,
list_transcripts_excludes_soft_deleted (with a restore round-trip),
and purge_deleted_transcripts_hard_deletes_old.

The Svelte UI components added by 87e6248 (Trash view + restore) and
50d0715 (type-the-word DELETE modal) carry TODO(test) notes saying
"vitest not installed". That comment is stale — vitest landed in
Phase A.5 (206ac62). Adding Svelte component tests is real follow-up
work but outside the per-item methodology for B.4; calling it out
here for the Phase-B finishing pass to triage.

One real residual found.

Surface: `purge_deleted_transcripts` in `crates/storage/src/database.rs`.
The prior form was a two-statement SELECT-then-DELETE pair:

  1. SELECT id, audio_path FROM transcripts WHERE deleted_at IS NOT NULL
     AND deleted_at < datetime('now', '-30 days');
  2. DELETE FROM transcripts WHERE id IN (chunk_of_ids);

A `restore_transcript(id)` between (1) and (2) clears `deleted_at` on a
row whose id is in the chunk, but the DELETE has no `deleted_at IS NOT
NULL` filter — so the now-LIVE row is hard-deleted alongside its audio
file. That bypasses the entire Rev-2 soft-delete safety contract: the
user can lose data without the 30-day retention window the contract
promised. In the current code the purge runs once at startup before
the user can issue a restore, so the race window is narrow in
practice. The safety should be structural, not operational —
especially if a future change moves the purge to a daily cron.

Fix: collapse the SELECT + DELETE into a single
`DELETE … RETURNING audio_path`. SQLite (3.35+, well within the
sqlx 0.8 amalgam) evaluates the WHERE clause and the row removal
atomically; the returned `audio_path`s are guaranteed to belong to
rows that THIS call hard-deleted. The audio cleanup loop then operates
on those returned paths, never on rows that survived the WHERE clause.
The chunking concern (IN-clause near SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER)
disappears too — there is no IN-clause.

Behavioural diff for the non-racing path: identical (same WHERE clause,
same NotFound-tolerant best-effort fs::remove_file).

Behavioural diff for the racing path: a row restored between SELECT and
DELETE survives the purge and keeps its audio file — which is the
contract Rev-2 was added to enforce.

Other surface notes (no fix needed):
  * `delete_transcript` is robust to its own concurrent restore — the
    UPDATE has `AND deleted_at IS NULL` and audio removal only fires
    when `rows_affected() > 0`.
  * `restore_transcript` is a single UPDATE — atomic.
  * FTS triggers on UPDATE preserve the row in transcripts_fts; the
    `t.deleted_at IS NULL` filter on `search_transcripts`'s JOIN keeps
    trashed rows out of search results.

New regression test: `purge_audio_cleanup_only_fires_for_hard_deleted_rows`
covers the structural property — an in-retention trashed row with its
audio file on disk survives purge with the audio intact, while a
past-retention trashed row is hard-deleted with audio removed.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia-storage --lib database::tests
      → 53/53 pass including the new test (old purge test still passes).
  * cargo fmt --check → clean (applied fmt after the test edit).
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia-storage --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:29:47 +01:00
Jake
31e3f5a099 agent: lumotia — Phase B.3 unlink .part on ResumeUnsupported so retry can recover 
Phase B.3 audit of commit 9f67ab2 (atomic model download + manifest —
Rev-1, Rev-5). Existing coverage is solid: the transcription-side
download_file has fixture tests for resume-and-verify, restart-on-200,
SHA-mismatch cleanup, 5xx rejection, Rev-1 preserve-existing-file, and
the Rev-5 manifest tmp+rename atomicity. The llm-side download_impl
has resume-and-verify and the Rev-1 preserve-existing-file regression.

One real residual found in crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs that the
original commit did not close.

When a stale .part exists (resume_from > 0) and the server returns a
200 full-body response to a Range request, download_impl returns
DownloadError::ResumeUnsupported without unlinking the .part. Every
subsequent download_model() call computes the same resume_from > 0,
sends the same Range request, gets the same 200, and fails the same
way — the download is wedged until the user manually invokes
delete_model(). That is itself a reversibility kill in the same
family as Rev-1: stale partial state stuck on disk, no automatic
recovery, the user has to discover an out-of-band command to escape.

The transcription-side download_file handles this case by treating
200-on-resume as a fresh-start (line 268: "Server ignored our Range
header — treat as fresh start"). The llm-side does not have an
analogous restart code path, but the simpler fix is sufficient: unlink
the .part before returning ResumeUnsupported. The next call sees
resume_from = 0, sends no Range header, the server returns 200, and
download_impl writes the new payload into a fresh .part and renames
atomically over dest. Single retry recovers.

Fix:
  * crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs:
      - download_impl: tokio::fs::remove_file(&tmp).await.ok() before
        returning ResumeUnsupported, with a comment that names this as
        a Phase B.3 audit residual and explains the wedge scenario.
      - New test resume_unsupported_unlinks_part_so_retry_starts_fresh
        — spins a server that ignores Range and returns 200, plants a
        sentinel .part, asserts ResumeUnsupported AND .part removed AND
        dest not written.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia-llm --lib model_manager
      → 5/5 pass including the new test.
  * cargo fmt --check → clean.
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia-llm --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:23:24 +01:00
Jake
643985d2a8 agent: lumotia — Phase B.2 fix misleading "force-abort" doc + test name on supervisor shutdown 
Phase B.2 audit of commit 1068ad9 (hotkey supervisor rearchitecture —
Race-1, Race-2, TOCTOU). The production behaviour is correct and the
integration tests in crates/hotkey/tests/listener_lifecycle.rs cover
Race-1 (per-device listener sender-clone drop on stop) and Race-2
(forwarder join on reconfigure) at the public-API level. The TOCTOU
window is closed by construction (insert-before-spawn under one mutex
hold) and the original author's // TODO(test): note at linux.rs:576
explicitly explains why a deterministic test would require faking
evdev::Device::open, which the crate doesn't expose — honoured.

One real residual: two satellite places in supervisor.rs claim that a
stuck task is "force-aborted" after SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT, but the code does
NOT abort. `tokio::time::timeout(d, handle).await` consumes the
JoinHandle by value; when the timeout fires, the inner future (the
JoinHandle) is dropped, and dropping a JoinHandle DETACHES the task
rather than aborting it. The shutdown() doc-comment and the warn-log
message both correctly say "detached", but:

  * The SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT const doc-comment said "we give up and abort
    it ... force-aborted with a warning".
  * The test name was shutdown_force_aborts_stuck_tasks_after_timeout.

A future maintainer trusting either of these would either insert
handle.abort() to make the implementation match (changing shutdown
semantics — abort skips cooperative cleanup) or conclude the doc was
wrong and need to retrace which is authoritative. Same B.1-class hazard
(comment claims one ordering, code does another).

Fix is doc + test-name only:
  * SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT doc-comment now spells out detach-not-abort with
    the technical reason.
  * Test renamed to shutdown_does_not_block_on_stuck_tasks_after_timeout
    with a doc-comment clarifying that the elapsed-bounded assertion is
    what guards against a regression that reintroduces an unbounded
    handle.await — and that detach behaviour itself cannot be asserted
    from the test because register() moves the handle.

No production behaviour change; semantics already correct.

Verification:
  * cargo test -p lumotia-hotkey --lib --tests
      → 6 unit + 2 integration = 8/8 pass (unchanged).
  * cargo fmt --check → clean.
  * cargo clippy -p lumotia-hotkey --all-targets -- -D warnings → clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-14 19:19:52 +01:00
Jake
e993786700 agent: lumotia — Phase B dogfood plan + B.1 audit trail 
Captures the 15-item Phase B plan (code-atomiser-fix wave verification) at
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-phase-b-dogfood-plan.md so the per-item
methodology, status, and findings survive across sessions.

B.1 already done (commit 6c212a0) — full audit trail in the Done items
section: 8 existing unit tests inventory, the misleading start_live
lifecycle comment that was the only real residual, and the documented
pass on the Race-B end-to-end gap per the existing SAFETY annotation.

B.2-B.15 listed with commit references + pending status. Same methodology
per item: orient on commit, survey existing coverage, identify real
residuals, surgical fix or pass, commit. Anti-patterns section captures
the decisions made on B.1 so future me does not re-litigate them.
 2026-05-14 19:11:41 +01:00
Jake
6c212a0d2c agent: lumotia — Phase B.1 fix misleading comment on start_live lifecycle ordering 
Phase B.1 survey finding (commit 5725836 cancellable Whisper inference +
bounded drain + lock-over-await).

The upper comment on `start_live_transcription_session` claimed:

    Released explicitly before the RunningLiveSession is installed in
    `live_state.running` so the symmetric stop path doesn't observe a
    half-initialised state.

The actual code (lines 801-811) does the opposite: it installs the
RunningLiveSession FIRST, then drops the lifecycle guard. That ordering
is the SAFER one — a concurrent stop_live acquiring lifecycle observes
a fully-installed `running` slot or none, never a half-initialised
state. The bug was in the comment, not the code.

Future-reader trap: an atomiser-grade review of the locking discipline
would have trusted the comment over the code and "fixed" the code to
match — reintroducing the half-initialised window between drop and
install. Rewrote the Phase 1 comment to describe the actual behaviour
(hold-through-install + Phase 2 drop) and explain why holding is
intentional. Phase 2 comment already accurate; left untouched.

Other B.1 findings:
* 8 existing unit tests cover the atomiser-targetable surface (Race-A
  drop sets abort flag, drain_timeout helpers defend NaN/inf/negative/
  zero/no-inflight cases, channel-loss observability, tracing target
  convention).
* Race-B drain-timeout end-to-end test remains a known gap. The SAFETY
  comment in drain_inference acknowledges it ("requires a wedged
  whisper-rs, which is hard to fixture"). Closing it would require
  refactoring LiveSessionRuntime for testability — invasive, no
  identified residual bug in the audited 60-line drain_inference body.
* stop_live comments + code consistent. No fix needed.

Verification:
- cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::live: 17/17 (no change to test
  count — comment-only edit)
- cargo clippy -p lumotia --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean
- cargo fmt --check: clean
 2026-05-14 17:47:09 +01:00
Jake
ff8dda06d0 agent: lumotia — Phase A.7 fix startup-order race that silently orphaned legacy data 
Critical bug surfaced by the dogfood drill: every upgrading Magnotia user
would silently keep a fresh empty Lumotia install while their Magnotia
data sat orphaned next to it. Drill caught it on the first real run
under sandboxed HOME.

ROOT CAUSE

src-tauri/src/lib.rs::run() previously called the migrations from inside
the Tauri setup hook (post `tauri::Builder::default()`). But three
sequential actions BEFORE the setup hook had already created the
destination directories:

  1. init_tracing() -> logs_dir() -> create_dir_all(app_data_dir/logs)
     creates the lumotia/ root.
  2. install_panic_hook() -> crashes_dir() -> create_dir_all() ditto.
  3. Tauri's WebKitGTK runtime / plugin chain creates the bundle-id-keyed
     consulting.corbel.lumotia/ dir eagerly when the WebContext spins up
     (mediakeys, storage, WebKitCache subdirs appeared even without our
     hook explicitly creating them).

By the time the setup-hook migrations fired, every legacy candidate
returned `TargetAlreadyExists` (paths.rs) or `BothExistLegacyPreserved`
(tauri_app_data_migration.rs) — both silent no-op codepaths. Legacy
data was left untouched, fresh Lumotia install gained no transcripts,
settings, or window state.

FIX

Migrate BEFORE any other code touches app_data_dir().

src-tauri/src/tauri_app_data_migration.rs:
  - NEW_BUNDLE_ID const ("consulting.corbel.lumotia"). MUST agree with
    tauri.conf.json#identifier; reviewer-enforced invariant.
  - Renamed private `legacy_tauri_app_data_dir_for` -> public
    `tauri_app_data_dir_for(identifier)`. Function is parameterised by
    bundle id; the "legacy" name was misleading after this change.
  - New `current_tauri_app_data_dir()` resolves the NEW bundle path
    from platform env vars (same convention Tauri 2 uses), so the
    pre-runtime migration can address its destination without
    needing an AppHandle.

src-tauri/src/lib.rs:
  - New `migrate_user_data_pre_runtime()` orchestrates the two
    migrations + ambiguity guard. Uses `eprintln!` for surface events
    (tracing not yet initialised at this stage; stderr lands in
    journald / foreground terminal which is the right transport for
    boot-phase output). FATAL errors call process::exit(1) — the
    setup-hook version returned Err from the closure, equivalent
    effect.
  - run() now calls migrate_user_data_pre_runtime() as its first line,
    BEFORE init_tracing(), install_panic_hook(), and the Tauri
    builder.
  - Setup-hook migration blocks deleted (~90 lines). Setup hook now
    starts with a one-line comment pointing at the pre-runtime fn.

VERIFICATION

Re-ran the dogfood drill (scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh) — 8/8 probes
pass after the fix (was 4/8). Both stderr lines fire:

  [lumotia-startup] migrated legacy magnotia data dir to lumotia:
      .../magnotia -> .../lumotia (renamed_db=true, elapsed_ms=0)
  [lumotia-startup] migrated Tauri app_data_dir from legacy bundle
      identifier: .../uk.co.corbel.magnotia ->
      .../consulting.corbel.lumotia (elapsed_ms=0)

On-disk post-state confirms: magnotia/ gone, lumotia/ has migrated db
+ recordings, uk.co.corbel.magnotia/ preserved as backup,
consulting.corbel.lumotia/localStorage/leveldb/ has migrated data.

- cargo fmt --check: clean
- cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean
- cargo test --workspace: 409/0 (no regression)
 2026-05-14 13:59:08 +01:00
Jake
2aac366f32 agent: lumotia — Phase A.6 dogfood drill for rebrand migration on real OS paths 
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh — end-to-end probe that launches the real
lumotia binary against synthetic legacy magnotia state on disk, then
verifies both migration paths produced the expected outcome:

  1. paths.rs: ~/.local/share/magnotia/ -> ~/.local/share/lumotia/, including
     magnotia.db -> lumotia.db rename + non-DB companion files carried along
     by the directory rename.
  2. tauri_app_data_migration.rs: ~/.local/share/uk.co.corbel.magnotia/
     copied via atomic staging to ~/.local/share/consulting.corbel.lumotia/,
     with legacy preserved as a backup and staging dir cleaned up.

Closes the last gap in Phase A: every other test (paths::tests + storage
integration test + localStorageMigration.test.ts) uses synthetic in-process
state. The drill is the only verification that the real binary's startup
hook calls migrate_legacy_data_dir + migrate_tauri_app_data_dir_with_paths
against real OS path resolution.

Two modes:
  (default)            Sandbox: HOME=<tempdir>, faithful on Linux. NOT
                       faithful on macOS — Tauri 2 uses
                       NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains which ignores
                       HOME overrides. Drill refuses to start in sandbox
                       mode on macOS rather than silently writing to the
                       user's real Application Support tree.
  --against-real-home  Real $HOME. Refuses to start if any lumotia data
                       already exists at the real paths (no clobbering
                       real user data). Cleans up planted state on exit
                       unless --keep is passed.

Eight probes covering: data-dir rename outcome, db file rename, legacy
removal, companion file survival, Tauri app_data_dir copy, legacy-backup
preservation, staging-dir cleanup, and lumotia_startup log line presence.

README: documents the drill alongside cargo test + npm test in the
Testing section, with the macOS caveat clearly flagged.

Not run as part of this commit — the drill launches a Tauri WebView
window for a few seconds. Jake to invoke when ready to dogfood.
 2026-05-14 07:40:33 +01:00
Jake
206ac6219d agent: lumotia — Phase A.5 vitest scaffold + localStorageMigration unit tests 
First frontend unit test framework on Lumotia. Pinned exact versions for
supply-chain hygiene (matches the rust-toolchain.toml discipline from the
27661c8 hygiene pass and the npm audit signatures pre-flight from e4d56b8):

  - vitest 4.1.6 (compatible with vite 6, supports vite 6/7/8)
  - jsdom 29.1.1

Installed with `npm install --save-dev --save-exact --ignore-scripts` per
the install discipline documented in the README — the --ignore-scripts
flag blocks the postinstall vector that npm worms (Shai-Hulud,
mini-Shai-Hulud) rely on.

vite.config.js:
  - Switched defineConfig import to vitest/config (superset of vite/config;
    production builds ignore the `test` key).
  - test.environment = "jsdom" so storage-shim tests drive real browser APIs.
  - test.include scoped to src/**/*.{test,spec}.{ts,js} — colocated with
    source, mirrors the Rust #[cfg(test)] sibling pattern.
  - test.exclude blocks src-tauri/ (owned by cargo test).
  - restoreMocks + clearMocks + unstubAllGlobals on so module-level state
    can't leak between tests.

src/lib/utils/localStorageMigration.test.ts — 12 tests:
  migrateLocalStorageKey:
    - copies value + removes old when only old exists
    - removes old + keeps new when both exist (lumotia is authoritative)
    - no-op when only new exists
    - no-op when neither exists
    - idempotent (second call after first migrates nothing)
    - preserves the value's exact bytes (no JSON round-trip)
    - preserves empty-string values (distinct from null)
    - survives DOMException / quota errors without re-raising
    - no-op when localStorage is undefined (SSR-safe)
  migrateLocalStorageKeys:
    - processes pairs in order
    - per-pair failure does not strand remaining pairs (resilience)
    - empty pairs list is a clean no-op

package.json:
  - "test": "vitest run" (one-shot, CI-friendly)
  - "test:watch": "vitest" (dev loop)

README: documents `npm run test` alongside `cargo test --workspace` and
`npm run check` in the Testing section.

Verification:
- npm run test: 12/12 pass
- npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings (the new .ts test type-checks clean
  against jsconfig.json's strict typescript settings)
 2026-05-14 07:29:57 +01:00
Jake
18a64f5c56 agent: lumotia — Phase A.3 remove dead migration_sentinel method + fix architecture-map claim 
Phase A.3 finding: AppPaths::migration_sentinel was added with intent
during the rebrand-architecture phase but never wired to any caller.
Exhaustive grep across crates/ src-tauri/ src/ docs/ surfaces:

  - 1 definition (paths.rs)
  - 1 architecture-map description that ASSERTS the method is in use
  - 0 production callers
  - 0 test references

Both boot-time migrations (migrate_legacy_data_dir +
migrate_tauri_app_data_dir_with_paths) are idempotent by construction:
each re-probes the legacy path via Path::exists() on every boot and
short-circuits on the steady state. A sentinel file would optimise the
probe but is not required for correctness; one syscall per legacy
candidate at startup is negligible.

Per the atomiser principle of removing dead surface area rather than
keeping stale promises:
  - Delete AppPaths::migration_sentinel entirely
  - Update docs/architecture-map/.../core-paths.md to describe the actual
    idempotency model (re-probing) rather than the sentinel pattern that
    was never implemented
  - Steer future migrations toward storage/src/migrations.rs schema_version
    (transactional, survives backup/restore) rather than reintroducing
    filesystem sentinels

Verification:
- cargo test -p lumotia-core paths::: 17/17 (no test relied on the method)
- cargo clippy -p lumotia-core --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean

Phase A.4 (stray-magnotia string scan): clean. Every magnotia reference
in the tree is legitimate — migration source paths, documentation, or
test fixtures. The rebrand cascade was thorough.
 2026-05-14 07:23:02 +01:00
Jake
43d319fd5a agent: lumotia — Phase A.1+A.2 rebrand migration tests + copy_dir_recursive hardening 
Phase A of dogfood verification for the Magnotia -> Lumotia rebrand
cascade. The existing in-crate unit tests prove the migration copies
bytes correctly; this commit closes the gaps an atomiser-grade review
would flag.

Phase A.1 — end-to-end integration test (crates/storage/tests/legacy_db_migration.rs):

  Seeds a real on-disk magnotia.db via lumotia_storage::init (which runs
  every schema migration head-to-tail), inserts a transcript via the
  public API, drops the pool, runs migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs,
  then re-opens the migrated lumotia.db and asserts the transcript is
  queryable. Three scenarios covered:
    1. Legacy-only -> migrate -> reopen -> row survives. Also verifies a
       non-DB companion file is carried along by the directory rename.
    2. Idempotency: first boot migrates, user writes new data, second
       boot is a no-op and BOTH rows survive.
    3. Both-paths-present: refuses to merge, target's empty DB is
       preserved, legacy retained on disk as a backup.

  Wires the test surface by renaming the previously-private
  migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner to pub migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs
  (mirroring migrate_tauri_app_data_dir_with_paths in the sibling
  tauri_app_data_migration module).

Phase A.2a — copy_dir_recursive hardening (crates/core/src/paths.rs):

  Pre-existing footgun: the fall-through branch called std::fs::copy()
  on any DirEntry that was not a symlink or a directory. On Unix that
  includes FIFOs, sockets, and char/block device nodes. Opening a FIFO
  for read with no writer attached blocks forever — a stale debug FIFO
  in the user's ~/.magnotia tree would silently hang first launch.

  The branch now explicitly distinguishes is_file() (real regular file
  -> copy) from anything else (-> Err with ErrorKind::Unsupported,
  naming the offending path). Migration becomes re-runnable once the
  user cleans up the offending node. Same-filesystem rename via
  std::fs::rename is atomic and unaffected; only the EXDEV fallback path
  touches the new guard.

Phase A.2b — three adversarial probes (crates/core/src/paths.rs tests):

  - FIFO inside the legacy tree: copy_dir_recursive must return an
    Unsupported error WITHOUT hanging. Test bounded by a 5s wall clock
    + a worker thread so a regression to the old fall-through would
    surface as a panic, not a stalled CI job.
  - Unreadable file (mode 0000): copy_dir_recursive must surface
    PermissionDenied, not silently skip. Skips its core assertion under
    euid 0 (root bypasses DAC permissions, would mask the regression).
  - Dangling symlink (target nonexistent): symlink is recreated at
    destination with link target preserved verbatim; the migration
    does NOT try to dereference and does NOT abort the rest of the copy.

Verification:
- cargo fmt --check: clean
- cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean
- cargo test --workspace: 409 passed, 0 failed (up from 405 pre-commit;
  3 storage integration tests + 3 paths adversarial + 1 net carry-over)
 2026-05-14 07:20:18 +01:00
Jake
27661c816e agent: lumotia — pin rust toolchain + workspace clippy/fmt sweep 
rust-toolchain.toml pins to stable 1.94.1 so contributors and CI runners
share the exact rustc / rustfmt / clippy versions. Without the pin, every
machine surfaces a different lint set depending on its local install — six
pre-existing lints showed up on 1.94.1 that 1.93-era HANDOVER reported clean.

Clippy fixes (all pre-existing, not introduced by feature work):

- crates/storage/src/database.rs: std::iter::repeat().take() -> repeat_n()
- crates/llm/src/lib.rs (docs): "+ frontends" was parsed as a markdown bullet
  continuation by rustdoc, breaking doc-lazy-continuation. Reworded to "and".
- crates/llm/src/lib.rs (loop): while-let-on-iterator -> for-loop.
- src-tauri/src/commands/security.rs: .iter().any(|a| *a == x) -> .contains(&x).
- src-tauri/src/lib.rs: io::Error::new(Other, e) -> io::Error::other(e).
- src-tauri/src/tauri_app_data_migration.rs: drop function-tail `return`s
  inside cfg blocks; each platform's block now ends with a tail expression.

cargo fmt sweep across the workspace. Mechanical layout-only changes;
no semantics affected.

Workspace gates after this commit:
- cargo fmt --check: clean
- cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean
- cargo test --workspace: 405/0 (will become 409/0 with Phase A.1+A.2)
 2026-05-14 07:19:59 +01:00
Jake
e4d56b831f agent: lumotia — supply-chain pre-flight (npm audit signatures + install discipline) 
Adds defence-in-depth against npm-worm attacks (Shai-Hulud / mini-Shai-Hulud).

- run.sh: gates dev launch on `npm audit signatures` whenever package-lock.json
  is newer than .lumotia-last-audit. Fails loud on signature mismatch. Skip
  with LUMOTIA_SKIP_AUDIT=1 for offline dev.
- README: documents `npm ci --ignore-scripts` as the install discipline
  (blocks the postinstall vector worms exploit) and explains the audit hook.
- .gitignore: excludes the per-clone audit stamp.

Lumotia's current tree (192 packages) cross-references clean against the
mini-Shai-Hulud affected-package list — this is preventive, not remedial.
 2026-05-14 06:41:53 +01:00
jars
1f259f7b06 Magnotia --> Lumotia rebrand changes 2026-05-13 18:44:58 +01:00
Jake
65abfa2ed9 agent: code-atomiser-fix — span propagation across live + model-load spawns (Obs-3)
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Before this commit `grep -rIn '#\[instrument\|.instrument(\|in_current_span()'`
returned zero matches across the entire workspace. Every tokio::spawn
and thread::spawn lost its parent span, so structured fields recorded
at the call site (session_id, chunk_id, model_id) did not propagate to
log lines emitted inside the spawn. During concurrent-session incidents
the operator could not correlate a runaway log line back to the request
that started it.

Targeted four highest-value join points:

  * src-tauri/src/commands/live.rs::run_live_session
    #[tracing::instrument(skip_all, fields(session_id, engine, language))]
    Attaches the span to the spawn_blocking worker so every per-chunk
    warning carries the session id that owns it.

  * src-tauri/src/commands/live.rs::maybe_dispatch_chunk
    Manual span attach pattern (#[instrument] can't decorate a closure):
    capture the parent span before thread::spawn, .enter() it on the new
    OS thread, then open an "inference" child span with chunk_id +
    duration_secs. Without this, whisper backend warnings appear
    unparented and a runaway chunk can't be traced back to its session.

  * src-tauri/src/commands/models.rs::ensure_model_loaded
    #[instrument(skip_all, fields(model_id, engine, concurrent))]
    Multi-second load + sequential-GPU guard logs now carry the model
    in flight as a structured field.

  * crates/llm/src/lib.rs::load_model
    #[instrument(skip_all, fields(model_id, use_gpu))]
    Same rationale for LLM loads. Tags llama-backend init lines and
    GPU sequential-guard events with the model identifier.

Storage/audio/hotkey/MCP crates left uninstrumented in this commit —
future sweep. The four sites above are the canonical concurrent-load
correlation points; everything else fans out from them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:18:12 +01:00
Jake
d1391b34ac agent: code-atomiser-fix — drop lumotia_live custom target in live.rs (Obs-1, Obs-2)
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The drain-timeout warning in LiveSessionRuntime emitted with
`target: "lumotia_live"`, which EnvFilter treats as the literal
target string and not as a substring of `lumotia_lib::commands::live`.
The operator's documented triage filter
(`RUST_LOG=info,lumotia=debug,lumotia_lib::commands::live=debug`,
per docs/superpowers/audits/2026-05-10-phase10a-dogfood-notes.md)
therefore silenced the only warning that surfaces a wedged inference
worker. Drop the explicit `target:` so the emit picks up its
module-path target and falls under the existing filter directive.

`lumotia_startup`, `lumotia_storage`, `lumotia_hotkey`, etc. remain
deliberately custom targets — each is a separate semantic phase
with its own dedicated EnvFilter directive.

Regression test asserts no `target: "lumotia_live"` literal remains
in live.rs by scanning the file's own source. Skips comment lines
so the rationale prose does not self-trip.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:15:08 +01:00
Jake
12b413d645 agent: code-atomiser-fix — broaden clipboard/paste guards to documented secondary windows 
The Trust-3/Trust-6 fix in commit 7aee534 added ensure_main_window to
copy_to_clipboard, paste_text, and paste_text_replacing. That was over-
broad: the transcript-viewer and transcription-preview windows
legitimately call copy_to_clipboard (their "copy raw" / "copy
transcript" buttons), and the transcription-preview window legitimately
calls paste_text_replacing (the preview paste-to-foreground flow).

The original Trust-3/Trust-6 finding was about asymmetric exposure to
arbitrary windows, not about banning the documented secondary windows.
Fix: add ensure_window_in_set helper in commands::security, mirror the
allow-list against src-tauri/capabilities/secondary-windows.json so the
IPC trust boundary and the permission grant stay in lock-step.

  copy_to_clipboard         -> main + transcript-viewer + transcription-preview
  paste_text_replacing      -> main + transcription-preview
  paste_text                -> main only (unchanged; no secondary caller)

Adds two unit tests for ensure_window_in_set_label covering the
listed-label accept path and the unlisted-label reject path. The
existing Trust-3/Trust-6 tests remain in place and continue to assert
the size cap and the constants-equality invariant.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:09:26 +01:00
Jake
9653e25e32 agent: code-atomiser-fix — extension allowlist + size cap on transcribe_file (Trust-5) 
`transcribe_file` already had `ensure_main_window`, but accepted an
arbitrary `path: String` and fed it straight to
`lumotia_audio::decode_audio_file_limited`. The OS file picker
typically constrains the user's path, but the IPC surface itself never
checked: a compromised webview could point the decoder at a 50 GiB
sparse file (OOM the worker), or a deliberately-malformed blob with an
extension chosen to provoke a parser bug in Symphonia.

This change adds defence-in-depth:

- extension allowlist (`wav`, `mp3`, `m4a`, `mp4`, `flac`, `ogg`,
  `opus`, `webm`, `aac`) matched case-insensitively. Anything else,
  including no extension at all, is rejected with a clear error;
- 1 GiB ceiling on the input file. Stats via `std::fs::metadata`
  (which resolves symlinks) so the cap sees the real blob, not a
  symlink-target lie. The 2-hour duration cap still runs after decode
  for the realistic-audio case.

The validation lives in a pure helper, `validate_transcribe_input`, so
the rule can be unit-tested without spawning Tauri or hitting the
decoder.

Eight unit tests cover: accepts plain `.wav`, accepts uppercase `.MP3`,
accepts every allowlisted extension, rejects `.so` payload, rejects
missing extension, rejects oversize file, accepts exactly-at-cap file,
rejects path-traversal with disallowed extension.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:05:07 +01:00
Jake
87e6248774 agent: code-atomiser-fix — trash view + restore button in HistoryPage (Rev-2 UI) 
Adds a Live | Trash toggle to the HistoryPage header. The Trash tab
lists soft-deleted transcripts via the new list_trashed_transcripts
Tauri command and offers per-row Restore via restore_transcript.

Permanently-delete-from-trash is intentionally deferred — the 30-day
startup purge (TRANSCRIPT_TRASH_RETENTION_DAYS in src-tauri/src/lib.rs)
handles hard-removal until that UI lands. The retention policy is
surfaced in the panel header: Trashed items are kept for 30 days,
then permanently deleted on next app start.

Design notes:
  - View toggle is a tablist of two pill buttons (Live | Trash); the
    aria-selected attribute reflects the active mode.
  - Switching to Trash triggers an effect that loads the list once.
    Switching back to Live discards the trash data so stale rows
    don't reappear on toggle.
  - Live-mode header controls (Starred, Tag all untagged, Clear All)
    are hidden in Trash mode and replaced with a Refresh button.
  - Restore drops the row from the in-memory trash list rather than
    splicing into history; the live store reloads from SQLite on its
    own initialisation path, so we avoid drifting the in-memory shape
    from the canonical source.
  - The created timestamp is shown rather than the deletion
    timestamp; deleted_at is not currently in the TranscriptDto and
    expanding the DTO is out of scope for this fix.
  - Audio files may already have been removed by delete_transcript's
    best-effort filesystem cleanup, so restored text + metadata may
    surface without playable audio (documented in the storage-layer
    restore_transcript contract).

TODO(test): no Svelte component test framework wired in the repo
(vitest not installed).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:04:39 +01:00
Jake
f7af7b07bb agent: code-atomiser-fix — main-window guard on extract_content_tags_cmd (Trust-4) 
`extract_content_tags_cmd` was the only LLM command in `commands/llm.rs`
that did not call `ensure_main_window`. Every sibling (`load_llm_model`,
`unload_llm_model`, `delete_llm_model`, `test_llm_model`,
`cleanup_transcript_text_cmd`, `download_llm_model`) gates on it.
Without the guard a secondary-window webview could trigger a multi-
second llama.cpp inference run, blocking the LLM engine for the main
window and leaking model-inferred tags out of the History page's trust
boundary.

This change:

- adds a `window: tauri::WebviewWindow` parameter (Tauri injects it
  automatically — `HistoryPage.svelte`'s `invoke("extract_content_tags_cmd",
  …)` call site is unchanged and `npm run check` is clean);
- calls `ensure_main_window(&window)?` before the engine check so the
  rejection is fast and the cap mirrors the rest of the surface.

Behaviour is otherwise identical: same engine path, same spawn_blocking,
same App-Nap power assertion.

The shared `ensure_main_window_label` test in `commands::security`
already covers the secondary-window rejection behaviour; no
command-level scaffolding for handler-style tests exists in this
codebase, so introducing one for a single new line was out of scope.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:02:23 +01:00
Jake
50d0715488 agent: code-atomiser-fix — type-the-word DELETE modal for clearAll (Rev-2 UI) 
The prior clearAll UX was a 4-second inline arm-confirm: one click on
Clear All morphed into Confirm/Cancel pills; a second click within
the window wiped every transcript. With the soft-delete backend
(commit 15b74db) now under it, the data-loss class is partially
closed — items land in Trash, not /dev/null — but an absent-minded
double-tap still soft-deletes the entire history at once.

Fix: replace the inline arm-confirm with a modal that requires the
user to type the word DELETE (case-sensitive, exact) before the
Confirm button activates. The single-transcript and bulk-selection
delete flows keep their lighter arm-confirm pattern; only the
all-at-once nuke is gated by the modal.

Modal details:
  - autofocuses the input on open
  - Enter submits when the word matches
  - Escape closes; click-outside closes (when not in flight)
  - Confirm button disabled until input == DELETE
  - Clearing... spinner state while the SQLite soft-delete loop runs
  - retention policy (kept for 30 days) surfaced in the body copy
  - dialog role, aria-labelledby, aria-describedby, labelled input,
    tabindex=-1 on the card; backdrop carries role=presentation to
    keep the click-outside-to-close affordance out of the AT tree

clearAllArmed / armClearAll / disarmClearAll and their announcement
fragment are removed; bulkDeleteArmed (selection-subset) keeps the
arm-confirm pattern unchanged.

TODO(test): no Svelte component test framework wired in the repo
(vitest not installed).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:01:10 +01:00
Jake
7aee5348bc agent: code-atomiser-fix — main-window guard + size cap for clipboard surface (Trust-3, Trust-6) 
`paste_text`, `paste_text_replacing`, and `copy_to_clipboard` previously
exposed asymmetric trust against the rest of the Tauri command surface:
no `ensure_main_window` guard and no payload-size cap. A compromised
webview could synthesise an arbitrary Ctrl+V into the foreground
application or write multi-megabyte payloads into the system clipboard
without restriction. `paste_text*` is particularly hot because it also
synthesises keystrokes into whatever app currently has focus.

This change:

- adds `ensure_main_window(&window)?` to all three commands. Each now
  takes a `tauri::WebviewWindow` parameter that Tauri injects
  automatically — frontend invoke call sites are unchanged in their
  TypeScript signatures and `npm run check` is green;
- introduces a shared 1 MiB cap (`MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES` /
  `MAX_PASTE_BYTES`) that both surfaces enforce identically. Drift
  between the two caps would let an attacker copy a >1 MiB payload via
  one command and paste it via the other; a unit test asserts the
  constants stay in lock-step.

Tests added:
- `commands::clipboard::tests` — accepts normal payload, accepts
  exactly-at-cap, rejects above-cap.
- `commands::paste::tests_paste_size_cap` — accepts typical dictation
  payload, rejects above-cap, asserts paste cap matches clipboard cap.

Note: `copy_to_clipboard` is currently invoked from the preview
(`/preview`) and viewer (`/viewer`) routes (HistoryPage and DictationPage
too, but those run in the main window). After this change the preview
and viewer invocations will surface a "main window only" error at
runtime. `npm run check` cannot catch this — flagged for follow-up; the
fix is to refactor those routes to delegate the copy through the main
window via an event.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:01:02 +01:00
Jake
b3da58cd6b agent: code-atomiser-fix — write_text_file_cmd path scope (Trust-1, redo) 
The earlier Trust-1 commits a2b47db and a48653c carried the wrong
files due to parallel-agent races on the index. This commit re-applies
the fs.rs change via explicit pathspec so the working-tree edit is
finally landed in HEAD.

The Tauri command `write_text_file_cmd` previously took an arbitrary
`path: String` and flowed it straight into `tokio::fs::write` with no
main-window guard, no canonicalisation, and no scope check. A
compromised webview could write anywhere the process had write access
— overwriting shell init files, dropping a runner into
`~/.config/autostart`, etc.

This change:

- adds `ensure_main_window(&window)?` so only the main webview can
  invoke the command;
- canonicalises the requested path's parent (rejecting nonexistent
  parents and resolving symlinks) before joining the filename;
- asserts the canonical target sits inside an allowlisted base
  (app data, app local data, downloads, documents, desktop), so a
  `"../../etc/passwd"` payload — even one obtained via symlink trickery
  in the chosen save dir — is refused with a clear error.

Six unit tests cover: outside-allowlist rejection, path-traversal
rejection, nested inside-allowlist acceptance, plain inside-allowlist
acceptance, nonexistent-parent rejection, and the pure
`is_inside_any_base` prefix check.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 18:00:33 +01:00
Jake
a48653c93c agent: code-atomiser-fix — write_text_file_cmd path scope (Trust-1, corrective) 
Corrective re-apply of Trust-1. The original commit a2b47db carried
the wrong staged file due to a parallel-agent race that swapped
the staged path between `git add` and `git commit` — fs.rs was
never actually changed by a2b47db despite the message. This commit
applies the Trust-1 fix properly.

The Tauri command `write_text_file_cmd` previously took an arbitrary
`path: String` and flowed it straight into `tokio::fs::write` with no
main-window guard, no canonicalisation, and no scope check. A
compromised webview could write anywhere the process had write access
— overwriting shell init files, dropping a runner into
`~/.config/autostart`, etc.

This change:

- adds `ensure_main_window(&window)?` so only the main webview can
  invoke the command;
- canonicalises the requested path's parent (rejecting nonexistent
  parents and resolving symlinks) before joining the filename;
- asserts the canonical target sits inside an allowlisted base
  (app data, app local data, downloads, documents, desktop), so a
  `"../../etc/passwd"` payload — even one obtained via symlink trickery
  in the chosen save dir — is refused with a clear error.

Six unit tests cover: outside-allowlist rejection, path-traversal
rejection, nested inside-allowlist acceptance, plain inside-allowlist
acceptance, nonexistent-parent rejection, and the pure
`is_inside_any_base` prefix check.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:59:26 +01:00
Jake
99f4ecdecc agent: code-atomiser-fix — Tauri commands for trash list + restore 
Adds two `#[tauri::command]` wrappers around the soft-delete pair that
landed with migration v16 in commit 15b74db:

  - `list_trashed_transcripts(limit, offset)` mirrors the existing
    `list_transcripts` shape (default 50, clamp 1..=500, offset >= 0)
    so the Trash view can paginate the `deleted_at IS NOT NULL`
    partition with the same UX as the live history list.

  - `restore_transcript(id)` clears `deleted_at`. Idempotent on a live
    row, per the storage-layer contract. Audio at `audio_path` may
    already have been removed by `delete_transcript`'s best-effort
    filesystem cleanup; the text + metadata recovery is what
    restoration actually buys you.

Both are registered in the `tauri::generate_handler!` block in
`src-tauri/src/lib.rs`, alongside the existing transcripts surface.
Mirrors the signature shape of `delete_transcript` — no
`ensure_main_window` because the rest of the transcripts command
surface does not gate on it; introducing that here would be
inconsistent and out of scope for this fix.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:58:13 +01:00
Jake
ed449ccc1f agent: code-atomiser-fix — validate output_folder against recordings_dir (Trust-2) 
resolve_recording_path() previously joined the webview-supplied
output_folder string verbatim into a PathBuf and then mkdir -p'd +
WAV-wrote at that path. The webview is a (mostly-)trusted surface in
Tauri, but the live-transcription command's input is JSON from the
frontend with no schema enforcement on the path field — so a
compromised page, a Tauri IPC sender on an OEM build, or a future
plugin reaching the same command can pipe through paths like `/etc`,
`/var/log`, or anywhere else the Lumotia process can write.

The new flow:
- None / empty → fall back to the default `app_local_data_dir/recordings`
  base. Always safe.
- Non-empty → call validate_output_folder, which:
  1. Ensures the default base exists (so canonicalise can succeed on
     first launch).
  2. Creates the requested path if it doesn't exist (so canonicalise
     can resolve it; an empty directory outside the base is the only
     side effect of an attempted escape, which is acceptable for the
     trust gain).
  3. Canonicalises both base and requested paths (resolves `..` and
     symlinks).
  4. Requires the canonical requested path to start_with the canonical
     base. Reject otherwise with a message naming the trust boundary.

A user who legitimately wants recordings elsewhere routes through
Settings (a separately-validated persisted-preferences boundary). The
command surface stays constrained.

Regression tests (commands::audio::tests):
- validate_output_folder_accepts_base_itself
- validate_output_folder_accepts_descendant
- validate_output_folder_rejects_etc — `/etc` attack shape
- validate_output_folder_rejects_parent_escape — `..`-walk attack
- validate_output_folder_rejects_sibling_dir — prefix-overlap attack
  (`recordings-backdoor` vs `recordings`). Canonical starts_with on
  PathBufs correctly rejects this; a naive string-prefix check would
  have let it through.
- validate_output_folder_rejects_symlink_pointing_out (Unix only) —
  in-base symlink to outside path must be rejected after canonicalise
  follows the link.

cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::audio::tests: 8 passed.
cargo test --workspace: all green.
npm run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:56:49 +01:00
Jake
07f6755961 agent: code-atomiser-fix — drain_inference deadline from task.duration_secs (Time-bomb-1) 
F3 derived the drain_inference timeout from the CHUNK_SAMPLES constant
and capped it near 6s. That breaks on the realistic worst-case
configuration (slow CPU + Whisper large-v3, 3-5x realtime): a 4-second
chunk legitimately takes ~20s to clear the decoder, but the F3 budget
aborted it after 6s and treated healthy work as a wedge — the lifecycle
keeps surviving, but every long-tail chunk gets cancelled and the user
sees their final stretch of dictation get dropped.

The deadline now derives from the in-flight task's own duration_secs
multiplied by a REALTIME_SAFETY_MULTIPLIER constant (5x — the
documented upper bound for the slowest supported backend), with a
DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR of 2s so sub-second tail chunks still get enough
wall-clock to amortise model load, OS scheduling jitter, and the
abort-callback's own poll cadence. Both constants sit next to
CHUNK_SAMPLES with doc comments explaining the rationale.

Defensive: non-finite or non-positive durations fall back to the floor
so a malformed task can't produce a NaN/overflow budget.

Regression tests (commands::live::tests):
- drain_timeout_scales_with_inflight_chunk_duration_secs: 4.0s chunk
  must get 20s budget (5x), not the old 6s cap.
- drain_timeout_honours_floor_for_short_chunks: 0.3s chunk produces
  1.5s scaled value, must be clamped to the 2s floor.
- drain_timeout_uses_floor_when_no_inflight_task: well-defined fallback
  for the (in practice unreachable) None branch.
- drain_timeout_rejects_non_finite_duration: NaN / inf / 0 / negative
  fall back to floor.

cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::live::tests::drain: 4 passed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:54:05 +01:00
Jake
a2b47db193 agent: code-atomiser-fix — restrict write_text_file_cmd to app data + download dirs (Trust-1) 
The Tauri command `write_text_file_cmd` took an arbitrary `path: String`
and flowed it straight into `tokio::fs::write`, with no main-window
guard, no canonicalisation, and no scope check. A compromised webview
could write anywhere the process had write access — overwriting shell
init files, dropping a runner into `~/.config/autostart`, etc. The
in-file comment "the dialog already constrains the user's choice"
described an intended invariant the IPC surface never enforced.

This change:

- adds `ensure_main_window(&window)?` so only the main webview can
  invoke the command;
- canonicalises the requested path's parent (rejecting nonexistent
  parents and resolving symlinks) before joining the filename;
- asserts the canonical target sits inside an allowlisted base
  (app data, app local data, downloads, documents, desktop), so a
  `"../../etc/passwd"` payload — even one obtained by symlink trickery
  in the chosen save dir — is refused with a clear error.

Six unit tests cover: outside-allowlist rejection, path-traversal
rejection, nested inside-allowlist acceptance, plain inside-allowlist
acceptance, nonexistent-parent rejection, and the pure
`is_inside_any_base` prefix check.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:53:17 +01:00
Jake
cde985d0c1 agent: code-atomiser-fix — narrow LlmEngine critical section + drop old model first (Race-3, Lifecycle-1) 
Race-3 (conf 86): `LlmEngine::load_model` previously held the inner
`std::sync::Mutex` for the entire `LlamaBackend::init` +
`LlamaModel::load_from_file` call (5-15 s on a cold load). `is_loaded()`,
`loaded_model()`, and `loaded_model_id()` all take that same mutex and
are called from sync Tauri handlers (`get_llm_status`, `check_llm_model`,
`delete_llm_model`, `test_llm_model`) WITHOUT `spawn_blocking`. During a
first-run load, parallel `refreshLlmStatus()` polls from the frontend
parked tokio worker threads on the std-mutex; a handful of concurrent
status polls was enough to deadlock the default `num_cpus`-sized Tauri
runtime.

Lifecycle-1 (conf 80): same function held the OLD `Arc<LlamaModel>` in
`guard.model` during the new `load_from_file` call, so a model swap
peaked at ~2x VRAM. A 27B Q4 (~17 GB) swap OOMed a 24 GB card even
though either model fit alone.

Fix: redesign `load_model` so the slow llama-cpp work happens OUTSIDE
the mutex.

  1. Short crit section: compare against currently-loaded triple —
     return Ok on match (no-op fast path).
  2. CAS a new `loading: AtomicBool` from false → true. If a load is
     already in flight, refuse with the new `EngineError::AlreadyLoading`
     rather than starting a parallel one. A `LoadingGuard` RAII drop
     clears the flag on every exit path including panic.
  3. Short crit section: drop the OLD model Arc (releasing VRAM via
     `llama_free_model`) BEFORE the new load begins — fixes Lifecycle-1.
  4. Heavy `LlamaBackend::init` + `LlamaModel::load_from_file` run
     OUTSIDE the mutex.
  5. Short crit section: install the new state.

`is_loaded()`, `loaded_model()`, `loaded_model_id()` now only contend
on the brief state-mutation sections, not the multi-second file load.
A new `is_loading()` accessor exposes the in-flight state for callers
that need to distinguish "loading" from "not loaded".

Backend lifecycle: `LlamaBackend::init` is process-singleton —
llama-cpp-2 enforces this via `LLAMA_BACKEND_INITIALIZED: AtomicBool`
and returns `BackendAlreadyInitialized` on a second call. The Drop impl
DOES call `llama_backend_free` and flips the flag back, so re-init
would technically work, but we keep the backend Arc resident across
loads/unloads to avoid init/free churn. The Lifecycle-1 fix drops only
the model Arc, NOT the backend Arc — dropping the backend mid-swap
would still work (the new load would re-init), but the comment trail
documents the singleton contract for the next reader.

`is_loaded()` now reports false briefly during a swap window (model
dropped, new model not yet installed). Documented in the doc comment.
Callers wanting "model X is loaded" must check `loaded_model_id()`
against their target, not just `is_loaded()`.

Regression tests added in `crates/llm/src/lib.rs::tests`:

  - `is_loaded_does_not_block_on_slow_load`: holds the lock-discipline
    open via a Barrier and asserts `is_loaded()` / `loaded_model_id()`
    return in ≤50 ms while the slow section is mid-flight. Verified
    that a pre-fix structure (`std::sync::Mutex` held across a 500 ms
    sleep) makes the probe block ~450 ms; the new structure makes it
    return in microseconds.
  - `second_concurrent_load_is_refused`: two concurrent
    `__test_run_with_lock_discipline` calls; the second gets
    `EngineError::AlreadyLoading` and never reaches its op closure.
    Doubles as the TOCTOU guard for Race-4/5 at the engine layer.

A `pub(crate) #[cfg(test)] __test_run_with_lock_discipline` helper
exposes the locking skeleton (loading flag + drop-old-model + slow op
outside lock + install) without requiring a real GGUF on disk; this is
the harness the regression tests use.

Verification: cargo test --workspace + npm run check both green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:51:29 +01:00
Jake
e0e9a6e17a agent: code-atomiser-fix — require Transcriber::transcribe_sync_with_abort (Lifecycle-2) 
The trait's default implementation of transcribe_sync_with_abort fell
through to plain transcribe_sync, silently dropping the abort flag for
any backend that did not explicitly override it. That re-introduced the
5725836 wedge for SpeechModelAdapter (Parakeet today, any future
cloud STT or transformer adapter tomorrow): the live session's
drain_inference timeout would set the flag, the backend would ignore
it, the orphan inference thread would keep the engine Mutex held, and
the next start/stop would deadlock on it.

Removing the default impl makes the method required, so any backend
that does not implement it fails to compile. Compile-time enforcement
of cancellation completeness.

SpeechModelAdapter now implements the method explicitly with a
pre-decode short-circuit: if the abort flag is already set before we
dispatch into transcribe-rs (which owns the Parakeet decoder behind an
opaque call that has no cancellation hook), return an error
immediately. The in-flight decode itself is still uncancellable, but
that is documented with a SAFETY comment and bounded by the live
session's drain timeout dropping the receiver — the orphan exits the
instant it tries to send.

Regression tests:
- transcriber::tests::transcribe_sync_with_abort_is_required_and_flag_is_observed —
  fake backend records the abort flag at dispatch time; proves the
  trait method is required (file would not compile without it) and the
  flag is actually piped through.
- local_engine::tests::speech_model_adapter_short_circuits_when_abort_set_pre_dispatch —
  SpeechModelAdapter must NOT call the underlying decoder when the
  abort flag was set before dispatch.
- local_engine::tests::speech_model_adapter_dispatches_decoder_when_abort_clear —
  companion: clear flag must still dispatch (we did not kill
  transcription entirely).

cargo test -p lumotia-transcription --lib: 64 passed, 0 failed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:50:58 +01:00
Jake
15b74db747 agent: code-atomiser-fix — soft-delete transcripts with audio cleanup (Rev-2, Rev-3) 
Two interlocking reversibility kills, fixed as one bundle:

Rev-2 (hard-DELETE transcripts, no trash) — delete_transcript previously
issued DELETE FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?, so a single click on the
History "Clear All" / "Confirm" button erased months of dictation with no
trash, no export, no undo. The new contract:
  * delete_transcript UPDATEs deleted_at = datetime('now') and best-effort
    removes the audio file. Idempotent on repeat call.
  * Migration v16 adds `deleted_at TEXT` plus a partial index over the trash
    rows so the purge query stays cheap on long-running databases.
  * get_transcript, list_transcripts_paged, count_transcripts, and
    search_transcripts all filter `deleted_at IS NULL` so trash rows are
    invisible to the regular history view but kept for restore.
  * New list_trashed_transcripts and restore_transcript power the inverse
    trash view; row order is most-recently-deleted first.
  * New purge_deleted_transcripts(older_than_days) hard-removes trash
    older than the retention window. Wired into the Tauri setup hook at
    30-day retention; best-effort, never blocks startup.

Rev-3 (orphan WAV files on transcript delete) — same delete_transcript
function. Audio file at audio_path is now best-effort removed when the
soft-delete actually flips a row; NotFound is the expected case for
repeat deletes and is not logged. purge_deleted_transcripts also retries
audio removal as belt-and-braces.

Adds 4 regression tests: delete_transcript_soft_deletes,
delete_transcript_removes_audio_file, list_transcripts_excludes_soft_deleted
(also covers restore_transcript), and purge_deleted_transcripts_hard_deletes_old.
Plus migration_v16_adds_deleted_at_column_and_index already in place.

Frontend UI (HistoryPage clearAll type-the-word modal + View trash path)
deferred to a follow-up commit; the backend contract is complete and the
existing arm-confirm flow now soft-deletes instead of hard-deleting, so
the user-data-loss class is closed for the live release path. Rev-4
(SettingsPage deleteProfile routing) also deferred.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 17:39:03 +01:00
Jake
1068ad9c7d agent: code-atomiser-fix — hotkey supervisor rearchitecture (Race-1, Race-2, TOCTOU) 
Fixes three interlocking concurrency leaks in the evdev hotkey listener
flagged by the atomiser full-sweep. Every spawned task is now owned by a
SupervisorHandle that broadcasts cooperative shutdown and joins every
JoinHandle with a 2s per-task timeout on stop(). Per-device attachment is
now insert-before-spawn under one mutex hold, closing the TOCTOU window.
The Tauri command layer now stores the forwarder JoinHandle alongside
the listener so reconfigures join it cleanly instead of leaking one
permanent forwarder per hotkey change.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:21:50 +01:00
Jake
9f67ab2d86 agent: code-atomiser-fix — atomic model download + manifest (Rev-1, Rev-5) 
Two reversibility kills in the model-download path both followed the
same pattern: SHA mismatch on an existing file triggered
`remove_file(&dest)` BEFORE the network round-trip. A network blip /
power loss between the unlink and the eventual `rename(.part, dest)`
left users with neither the old (corrupt-but-readable) model nor a
fresh one — 1.5-20 GB redownload from scratch with no fallback.

Rev-1 (crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs):
  - Extract the existing-file decision into `download_to`, drop the
    pre-emptive unlink. `download_impl` already writes via `.part`
    and atomically renames; the rename overwrites on success and
    leaves dest untouched on failure.
  - Regression test `download_failure_preserves_existing_file` plants
    a sentinel "OLD" file at dest, points at a 500-returning server,
    and asserts dest still exists with original contents after the
    failed download.

Rev-5 (crates/transcription/src/model_manager.rs):
  - Drop the pre-emptive unlink in the outer `download()` SHA-mismatch
    branch. Same atomic rename via `download_file`.
  - Make `write_verified_manifest` atomic: write to `.tmp`, fsync,
    rename. Previous direct `fs::write` truncates-then-writes, so a
    crash mid-write left an empty/torn manifest and triggered a full
    GB-sized redownload on next boot.
  - `download_file_failure_preserves_existing_dest_file` and
    `manifest_write_is_atomic` regression tests added.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:21:01 +01:00
Jake
8becb1aec4 agent: code-atomiser-fix — restore lumotia.log writer + EnvFilter coverage (Obs-4, Obs-5) 
AUDIT NOTE: the diff for this fix was absorbed into commit afbd33d (Race-8)
by a concurrent agent's `git add`. This empty commit records the H3 fix
landing under its own description so the audit trail names the
Observability-4 and Observability-5 work explicitly.

init_tracing previously installed only stderr-writer, so the rolling log
file documented in file_storage.rs and bundled into diagnostic reports
by diagnostics.rs was never actually written. Release-mode Tauri apps
run detached from a terminal, meaning every log line was lost and every
user-submitted crash report shipped an empty log attachment.

Fix: add tracing_appender daily rolling file layer with 7-day retention.
The non-blocking WorkerGuard is parked in a OnceLock for process lifetime.
File-side filter is more verbose than stderr-side. EnvFilter now lists
the lumotia_lib::commands::live target the operator's triage workflow
actually uses.

Adds init_tracing_creates_log_file integration test
(src-tauri/tests/tracing_appender_smoke.rs).

Files touched (in afbd33d):
- src-tauri/Cargo.toml (added tracing-appender 0.2.5)
- src-tauri/src/lib.rs (rolling file appender + OnceLock guard + testable install_subscriber)
- src-tauri/tests/tracing_appender_smoke.rs (new smoke test)
- crates/storage/src/file_storage.rs (doc comment clarification only)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:13:08 +01:00
Jake
24c9bf8f0a agent: code-atomiser-fix — regenerate package-lock with lumotia name (Prov-1) 
Lockfile drift from the Magnotia → Lumotia rebrand: root and packages[""]
name fields still said "magnotia" while package.json correctly said
"lumotia". Regenerated via npm install --package-lock-only --no-audit
--no-fund. Diff scope: only the two name fields changed; no version
pins, resolved URLs, or integrity hashes shifted.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:13:03 +01:00
Jake
afbd33d33e agent: code-atomiser-fix — test_llm_model respects caller GPU preference (Race-8) 
Add an Option<bool> use_gpu parameter to test_llm_model with the same
default-true semantics as load_llm_model. Hard-coding true triggered an
engine tear-down/rebuild when a parallel load_llm_model(use_gpu=false)
was in flight (LlmEngine::load_model triples on id+path+use_gpu) and
silently flipped the user's GPU mode underneath the test.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:12:24 +01:00
Jake
5ba761a4b8 agent: code-atomiser-fix — focusTimer rehydrate startTick invariant (Race-10) 
Lock the invariant: the already-expired branch of rehydrate() must call
startTick() so the tick loop observes now >= completionFlashUntil and
auto-clears the flash. The call was already present; this commit adds
the inline comment so future edits cannot silently drop it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:12:10 +01:00
Jake
6aa6a434fb agent: code-atomiser-fix — FirstRunPage unlisten on all exits (Race-9) 
Move both Tauri listen() calls inside the try block with let-declared
unlisten handles. A throw on the second listen() previously leaked the
first subscription and the finally block could itself throw on an
undefined unlistenParakeet, masking the original error. Finally now
guards each handle before invoking it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 15:12:06 +01:00
Jake
094b533ef2 agent: code-atomiser-fix — surface capture-thread drops + bypass validation requeue cap 
dropped_chunks was incremented on cpal-callback channel-full and
validation requeue overflow but never read by the live session, so
the UI's dropped_audio_ms missed callback-level losses entirely.
Architecture doc had flagged this as a TODO. Also: the 350ms
validation buffer was requeued via try_send into the same 32-slot
channel, silently dropping past the cap on small-buffer audio hosts
(WASAPI exclusive, low-latency ALSA at 256 frames -> ~65 chunks).

Fix: live runtime reads MicrophoneCapture::dropped_chunks() on each
recv_audio tick (LiveSessionRuntime::poll_capture_drops) and converts
the per-chunk-duration delta into the dropped_audio_ms surfaced to
the UI overload status. Per-chunk duration is derived from the most
recent AudioChunk's sample_rate + samples-per-channel so it adapts
to whatever rate cpal is delivering at. Validation requeue moved
from try_send into the bounded channel onto a VecDeque<AudioChunk>
returned alongside the Receiver; ActiveCapture drains the replay
buffer before reading rx in recv_audio, bypassing the 32-slot cap
entirely. Architecture doc updated to remove the TODO and document
the new pre-roll path.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 14:39:14 +01:00
Jake
5725836f40 agent: code-atomiser-fix — cancellable Whisper inference + bounded drain + lock-over-await 
Three findings chain: thread::spawn discarded the JoinHandle and gave
no cancellation route into the whisper backend; drain_inference busy-
polled with no timeout; stop_live_transcription_session held the
lifecycle AsyncMutex across the await of a non-cancellable
spawn_blocking handle. Together: a single wedged inference (ggml
deadlock, GPU stall) bricked every future start/stop until app restart.

Fix: each inference task carries an Arc<AtomicBool> abort_flag; the
flag is wired into whisper-rs::FullParams::set_abort_callback_safe so
the spawned blocking thread checks it and exits cleanly. drain_inference
is bounded by a deadline (3 x chunk_duration, min 2s); on expiry the
flag is set, the receiver is dropped, and a typed Error::InferenceTimeout
status is surfaced. Drop for InferenceTask asserts the abort flag so
any '?'-propagation or panic unwind closes the cancellation route
without relying on the explicit drain path. stop_live_transcription_session
restructured so the lifecycle guard is dropped BEFORE the JoinHandle
is awaited; start_live_transcription_session releases the guard
explicitly after installing the RunningLiveSession.

Unit test added: dropping_inference_task_sets_abort_flag covers the
Race-A regression directly. A real Race-B drain-timeout test would
require a wedged whisper-rs, which is hard to fixture; that path is
covered by the SAFETY comment and cargo build + manual smoke.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 14:38:22 +01:00
Jake
3f4e5cc9a4 agent: code-atomiser-fix — migrate Tauri app_data_dir on bundle-identifier change 
Commit 14313cf changed the Tauri bundle identifier from
uk.co.corbel.magnotia to consulting.corbel.lumotia. Tauri 2 keys both
app_data_dir and the webview's data store (localStorage, IndexedDB,
cookies, service worker, cache) plus all Tauri-plugin state files
(window-state geometry, autostart enable flag) by the identifier.
Without an explicit migration, every user's webview state was
silently orphaned on first launch under the new identifier; the
JS-side migrateLocalStorageKey helper introduced in 1608109 ran
against an empty store and no-op'd.

Fix: in the Tauri setup hook, before webview navigation, resolve the
legacy app_data_dir under the OLD bundle identifier and recursively
copy it to the new identifier's app_data_dir via an atomic staging
rename. Idempotent: legacy preserved as a backup; if both paths
exist post-rename, a warning is logged and the new path is used
unchanged.

Regression tests cover the migrate-only, both-exist, no-legacy, and
idempotent (run twice) cases against synthetic legacy/new paths.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 14:35:42 +01:00
Jake
6ca94cbff0 agent: code-atomiser-fix — paths.rs multi-legacy-candidate migration + copy_dir_recursive symlink loop 
Two reversibility defects in `crates/core/src/paths.rs`:

Defect A (multi-legacy-candidate orphan):
`resolve_app_data_dir` and `legacy_and_target_paths` short-circuited
on the first legacy candidate, allowing two reachable orphan scenarios
on Linux. With both `~/.magnotia` and `~/.local/share/magnotia` the
shim migrated only the dot-home variant, leaving the XDG legacy
invisible forever. With a stray `~/.lumotia` alongside a freshly
migrated `~/.local/share/lumotia`, the resolver kept returning the
dot-home path, orphaning the XDG target.

`legacy_and_target_paths` now returns `Vec<(legacy, target)>`,
probing every legacy variant the platform supports. The migration
driver in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` loops over the Vec and emits
per-candidate tracing. A new `resolve_app_data_dir_strict` +
`check_target_ambiguity` API refuses to start when more than one
target candidate exists post-migration, surfacing both paths to the
user via the setup hook instead of silently picking one.

Regression tests: `migrate_handles_both_dot_home_and_xdg`,
`resolve_app_data_dir_refuses_on_multiple_targets`.

Defect B (copy_dir_recursive symlink loop on EXDEV migration):
`entry.metadata()` follows symlinks, so a directory symlink reported
is_dir==true and recursed unconditionally. A self-referential or
ancestor-targeting directory symlink would loop until the disk
filled. Switched to `entry.file_type()` (symlink-aware), re-ordered
branches so `is_symlink()` is checked first, and routed all
symlinks through symlink-creation (Unix + Windows) rather than
recursive copy.

Regression tests:
`copy_dir_recursive_does_not_loop_on_self_referential_dir_symlink`,
`copy_dir_recursive_preserves_directory_symlinks`.

14/14 paths tests green. Full workspace cargo test green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 14:29:28 +01:00
Jake
ab5f6ab995 agent: code-atomiser-fix — repair sed-scar provenance from 26c7307 
The Magnotia->Lumotia rebrand commit 26c7307 ran a too-greedy
s/magnotia/lumotia/g across comments that already had the correct
legacy/target distinction. The commit author caught one case in
src-tauri/src/lib.rs ("magnotia era" -> "lumotia era" restored) but
missed four others, plus a duplicated word in a Cargo description
from an earlier two-name sed.

Fixed sites:
  * crates/storage/src/database.rs        — migrate_legacy_setting_keys docstring
  * src/lib/utils/localStorageMigration.ts — file-level docstring
  * src/lib/utils/settingsMigrations.ts    — historical-key comment
  * crates/cloud-providers/Cargo.toml      — description duplication
  * src-tauri/src/lib.rs                   — data-dir migration log + doc

None of the underlying code paths were wrong; the lies were
docstring-only. Risk: future maintainer reading any of these
comments at incident time could invert the migration direction or
conclude no migration ran.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-13 14:27:24 +01:00
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name: Bug report
description: Something broke. Help us fix it.
title: "[Bug] "
labels: ["bug", "needs-triage"]
body:
- type: markdown
attributes:
value: |
Thanks for filing a bug. Please attach a diagnostic bundle if possible — it speeds up triage by 10x. Generate one via Settings → Help → Generate diagnostic bundle.
- type: input
id: version
attributes:
label: Lumotia version
description: Settings → Help. e.g. v0.1.0
placeholder: v0.1.0
validations:
required: true
- type: dropdown
id: platform
attributes:
label: Platform
options:
- Linux (Fedora)
- Linux (Ubuntu LTS)
- Linux (other)
- macOS Apple Silicon
- macOS Intel
- Windows 11
- Windows 10
validations:
required: true
- type: textarea
id: what-happened
attributes:
label: What happened?
description: A clear description of the bug.
validations:
required: true
- type: textarea
id: expected
attributes:
label: What did you expect to happen?
validations:
required: true
- type: textarea
id: steps
attributes:
label: Steps to reproduce
placeholder: |
1. Open Lumotia
2. Click record
3. ...
validations:
required: true
- type: textarea
id: diagnostic-bundle
attributes:
label: Diagnostic bundle
description: Drag-and-drop the .zip from Settings → Help → Generate diagnostic bundle. Never includes audio or transcripts.
validations:
required: false
- type: textarea
id: extras
attributes:
label: Anything else?
description: Screenshots, logs, related captures.
validations:
required: false

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blank_issues_enabled: false
contact_links:
- name: General questions
url: https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/discussions
about: For general questions or design discussions, use Discussions instead of Issues.

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name: v0.1 Tester feedback
description: You tried Lumotia v0.1. Tell us how it went.
title: "[Tester feedback] "
labels: ["v0.1-tester", "needs-triage"]
body:
- type: markdown
attributes:
value: |
Thanks for trying Lumotia v0.1. This template captures the structured feedback the tester-onboarding-kit asks for.
- type: dropdown
id: platform
attributes:
label: Platform
options:
- Linux (Fedora)
- Linux (Ubuntu LTS)
- Linux (other)
- macOS Apple Silicon
- macOS Intel
- Windows 11
- Windows 10
validations:
required: true
- type: dropdown
id: cold-setup
attributes:
label: Cold-setup pass (steps 1–4)
description: Did you reach "Ready to record" without coaching?
options:
- "Yes — clean"
- "Yes — but I needed help at one step"
- "No — I would have given up"
validations:
required: true
- type: dropdown
id: warm-activation
attributes:
label: Warm-activation pass (steps 5–10)
description: Did you complete your first real recording within 3 minutes of opening the app?
options:
- "Yes — under 3 min"
- "Yes — but it took longer than 3 min"
- "No — I got stuck"
validations:
required: true
- type: textarea
id: confusing
attributes:
label: What confused you?
placeholder: One step you had to re-read, one button you couldn't find...
validations:
required: false
- type: textarea
id: broken
attributes:
label: What broke?
placeholder: Errors you saw, things that didn't work as expected...
validations:
required: false
- type: textarea
id: cleanup-tasks
attributes:
label: Did the cleanup + task extraction make sense?
placeholder: Was the cleaned transcript better than the raw one? Were the extracted tasks useful?
validations:
required: false
- type: dropdown
id: would-use-again
attributes:
label: Would you use Lumotia again next week?
options:
- "Definitely"
- "Probably"
- "Maybe"
- "Probably not"
- "Definitely not"
validations:
required: true
- type: dropdown
id: would-pay
attributes:
label: Would you pay £39 for a Founding Licence?
options:
- "Yes"
- "No"
- "Maybe with one or two changes"
validations:
required: false
- type: textarea
id: activation-log
attributes:
label: Activation log (optional)
description: Settings → Privacy → Activation log → click rows to copy. Local-only by default — only paste if you're comfortable.
validations:
required: false

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## What this PR changes
<!-- One or two sentences in user-facing voice. Not commit-log style. -->
## Why
<!-- The user-facing reason. Bug fix? New feature? Hygiene? -->
## How tested
- [ ] `cargo test --workspace` green
- [ ] `cargo fmt --check` clean
- [ ] `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` clean
- [ ] `npm run check` 0/0
- [ ] `npm run test` green
- [ ] `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` 8/8 (if migration / data-dir touched)
- [ ] Manual UI walk-through (if frontend touched)
## v0.1 scope check
- [ ] Confirms or extends an item in `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`
- [ ] Does NOT touch any item in the v0.2 / v0.2-garden-roadmap scope
- [ ] Does NOT remove any privacy invariant (no telemetry, no exfiltration, no AI-driven feature additions outside the locked scope)
## Notes for the reviewer
<!-- Architectural decisions, surprising choices, follow-up TODOs. -->

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# Promote the draft to a release when ready.
#
# Signing:
# - macOS code-signing not configured. The .dmg will trigger Gatekeeper
# warnings on the first run; users will need to right-click → Open.
# To wire signing later, set APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY +
# APPLE_CERTIFICATE secrets and uncomment the env block.
# - Windows code-signing not configured. The .exe/.msi will trigger
# SmartScreen warnings on first run. To wire signing later, set
# WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE + WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD secrets.
# - macOS: signing + notarisation activate automatically when the
# APPLE_* secrets are set in the repo. Builds unsigned if absent.
# See docs/release/code-signing-setup.md for the cert walkthrough.
# - Windows: signing activates automatically when WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE
# + WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD are set. Builds unsigned if absent.
# See docs/release/code-signing-setup.md for the cert walkthrough.
name: build
on:
@@ -48,6 +47,7 @@ jobs:
- os: ubuntu-22.04
artifact_glob: |
src-tauri/target/release/bundle/appimage/*.AppImage
src-tauri/target/release/bundle/appimage/*.AppImage.sha256
src-tauri/target/release/bundle/deb/*.deb
- os: windows-latest
artifact_glob: |
@@ -143,12 +143,20 @@ jobs:
uses: tauri-apps/tauri-action@v0
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
# Uncomment when signing certs are configured in repo secrets:
# APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY: ${{ secrets.APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY }}
# APPLE_CERTIFICATE: ${{ secrets.APPLE_CERTIFICATE }}
# APPLE_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.APPLE_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD }}
# WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE: ${{ secrets.WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE }}
# WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD }}
# macOS code-signing + notarisation. Builds unsigned if these secrets aren't set.
# Set via: gh secret set APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY --body "..." (etc.)
# See docs/release/code-signing-setup.md for the cert procurement walkthrough.
APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY: ${{ secrets.APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY }}
APPLE_CERTIFICATE: ${{ secrets.APPLE_CERTIFICATE }}
APPLE_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.APPLE_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD }}
APPLE_ID: ${{ secrets.APPLE_ID }}
APPLE_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.APPLE_PASSWORD }}
APPLE_TEAM_ID: ${{ secrets.APPLE_TEAM_ID }}
# Windows code-signing. Builds unsigned if these secrets aren't set.
# Set via: gh secret set WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE --body "..." (etc.)
# See docs/release/code-signing-setup.md for the cert procurement walkthrough.
WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE: ${{ secrets.WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE }}
WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD }}
with:
# If pushed as a tag, use the tag name; otherwise leave empty
# so tauri-action builds artifacts but does not touch releases.
@@ -159,6 +167,18 @@ jobs:
# Build all bundle types the OS supports.
args: ''
- name: Compute AppImage SHA-256
if: runner.os == 'Linux'
shell: bash
run: |
set -euo pipefail
cd src-tauri/target/release/bundle/appimage
for img in *.AppImage; do
sha256sum "$img" > "$img.sha256"
echo "Generated: $img.sha256"
cat "$img.sha256"
done
# Always upload as an Actions artifact too — accessible from the
# workflow run page even if the release-creation step was skipped.
- name: Upload artifacts

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.firecrawl/
.worktrees/
.cargo/
.lumotia-last-audit
# v0.2 frontend tooling artefacts
reports/
.playwright/
test-results/
playwright-report/
# Vite-loaded env overrides — local-only by design.
.env.local
.env.*.local
# Python bytecode (from release scripts under scripts/)
__pycache__/
*.pyc

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# Changelog
All notable user-facing changes to Lumotia are documented here.
Format: [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/). Versioning: [SemVer](https://semver.org/).
## [Unreleased]
## [0.1.0] - 2026-MM-DD <!-- replace with tag date on tag day -->
### Added
- **Dictation with on-device speech recognition.** Speak naturally; Lumotia transcribes locally using Whisper or Parakeet. Six Whisper variants (Tiny through Distil-Large v3) and Parakeet for lower-latency English transcription. The first-run hardware probe selects the fastest-accurate pair for your machine. Models download once and run entirely offline.
- **Live streaming transcription.** Audio is processed as you speak rather than in one batch at the end, so you see results as they arrive. Speech-gated chunking and a duplicate-boundary filter keep the output clean.
- **Transcript cleanup without touching your original.** A rule-based pass removes filler words, collapses repetition, and applies consistent spelling. If you have a local LLM model downloaded, it runs a second pass for natural-language polish. Your raw Whisper transcript is always preserved — cleanup is additive, never destructive.
- **Automatic task extraction with a safe fallback.** Lumotia identifies action items from your transcript using either the local LLM or a rule-based verb-list extractor. If the LLM fails, the fallback runs silently and tasks still appear.
- **MicroSteps and a 5-minute focus timer.** Any extracted task can be broken into 3–7 concrete sub-steps. Select a MicroStep to start a 5-minute timer scoped to that one step, so you can work on one thing at a time.
- **History with full-text search.** Every transcript is indexed and searchable. Filter by date, tag, or keyword. Open any past transcript in the editor to review or correct it; edits autosave.
- **Markdown export with YAML frontmatter.** Export any transcript as a Markdown file ready for Obsidian or any plain-text workflow. One button, native save dialog.
- **Read-only MCP server.** An optional `lumotia-mcp` binary lets Claude Desktop, Cline, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client read your transcripts and tasks over a local stdio connection. It cannot write, edit, or delete anything.
- **First-run onboarding flow.** A short guided setup covers microphone selection, model download, and a practice recording with a pre-supplied prompt, so you know what to say.
- **Per-profile custom vocabulary.** Add domain-specific terms to a profile and Lumotia feeds them to the transcription engine as hints, reducing misrecognition of names and jargon.
- **Content tags and topic suggestions.** Lumotia suggests tags from your transcript. Promote them to your manual tag list with one click, or ignore them.
- **Keyboard-navigable throughout.** The full capture flow — record, review, extract tasks, start a timer, export — is completable without a mouse. Focus rings are visible on every interactive element. `prefers-reduced-motion` is respected app-wide.
### Privacy
- All transcription, cleanup, and task extraction runs on your device. No audio, transcript, or task data is sent anywhere.
- No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reports leave the machine unless you explicitly bundle one for a support request.
- An optional local activation log records when the hotkey fires. It never leaves your machine and can be disabled in Settings → Privacy.
- The optional MCP server is read-only and communicates over stdio only — no network listener, no remote access. Enabling it gives your MCP client read access to your full transcript history; treat it accordingly.
- Full disclosure: `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md` (link added when that page lands).
### Known limitations
See `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` for the full list. Brief summary:
- **macOS App Nap** may pause Lumotia when its window loses focus during long sessions. The protection code is in place but not yet verified on Apple Silicon hardware.
- **Linux idle inhibit is not wired.** The compositor may lock or suspend during a long dictation session. Workaround: launch with `systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep lumotia` or raise your system screen-lock timeout.
- **Windows sleep prevention is not yet implemented.** Set your active power plan's sleep timeout to "Never" while dictating.
- **If the local LLM hangs mid-generation**, the status indicator may stay on "Cleaning up" until you restart the app. Your transcript is preserved and the rest of the app continues to work.
- Cloud transcription (OpenAI Whisper API and equivalents) is not available in this release.
- The MCP server grants read access to your entire transcript history with no per-row permission boundary. A finer-grained permission system is planned for a later release.
[Unreleased]: https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/compare/v0.1.0...HEAD
[0.1.0]: https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/releases/tag/v0.1.0

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# CLAUDE.md
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
## Project
Lumotia — a local-first, cognitive-load-aware dictation + task-capture desktop app. Tauri 2 + Svelte 5 frontend, Rust workspace backend. Pre-alpha, daily-dogfooded on Linux/Wayland (KDE). Full product context lives in [README.md](README.md) and [docs/brief/](docs/brief/); design principles are non-negotiable and codified in [docs/whisper-ecosystem/lumotia-context.md](docs/whisper-ecosystem/lumotia-context.md).
## Commands
Dev launch (Vite + Tauri, with supply-chain pre-flight):
```bash
./run.sh # canonical; also: npm run dev:tauri
npm run dev:frontend # frontend-only iteration, no Tauri
```
Install: `npm ci --ignore-scripts` (never bare `npm install` — `--ignore-scripts` blocks the npm-worm postinstall vector).
Tests + checks:
```bash
cargo test --workspace # all Rust tests (220+ lib, 67 Tauri-app)
cargo test -p lumotia-transcription # single crate
cargo test -p lumotia-llm <test_name> # single test (substring match)
cargo check --workspace --all-targets # what CI runs
cargo fmt --check # release gate
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings # release gate
npm run check # svelte-check, jsconfig-driven
npm run test # vitest (jsdom; *.test.ts beside source)
npm run test -- src/lib/foo.test.ts # single vitest file
```
Release build: `npm run tauri build`. CI builds installers on tag push.
Rebrand-migration end-to-end probe (Linux only — Tauri 2 ignores `HOME` overrides on macOS):
```bash
cargo build -p lumotia
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh # sandbox mode
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh --against-real-home # refuses if lumotia data exists
```
## Architecture (the parts to internalise before editing)
Three layers, strict dependency direction: **Svelte (UI) → Tauri commands (OS bridge) → Rust crates (brain)**. The MCP server (`lumotia-mcp`) is a separate read-only binary that opens the same SQLite store — Lumotia-as-primitive for external agents.
Rust workspace (`crates/*` + `src-tauri/`) holds all logic. Tauri command modules in [src-tauri/src/commands/](src-tauri/src/commands/) are thin adapters and should not contain business logic. The 22 command modules map roughly 1:1 to a subsystem (audio, llm, transcription, profiles, tasks, hotkey, paste, windows, …). The utility-only modules in the same directory (`mod`, `power`, `security`) carry no `#[tauri::command]` attribute — don't add them to the invoke handler.
Engine abstractions: `LocalEngine` in `lumotia-transcription` wraps both Whisper (`whisper-rs`) and Parakeet (`transcribe-rs` ONNX) behind a common `Transcriber` trait. LLM surfaces (`cleanup_text`, `decompose_task`, `extract_tasks`) in `lumotia-llm` use GBNF grammars to guarantee parseable JSON. Prompt-injection-hardened cleanup prompt lives in `lumotia-ai-formatting::llm_client::CLEANUP_PROMPT`.
Storage is SQLite via `sqlx` 0.8 in `lumotia-storage`, with FTS5 for transcript search. The MCP binary opens this store read-only.
### Frontend state model
Svelte 5 runes (`$state`, `$derived`, `$effect`) — no Svelte 3/4 store API. State lives in [src/lib/stores/](src/lib/stores/), one file per store. The central store is [page.svelte.ts](src/lib/stores/page.svelte.ts) — transcripts, profiles, taskLists, templates, etc. are fields on it. Secondary windows (`/float`, `/viewer`, `/preview`) use named layouts (`+layout@.svelte`) to skip the main shell and run chrome-free.
### Wiring contracts (enforced socially, not by the compiler)
- **Every new Tauri command** must be (a) implemented in `src-tauri/src/commands/<module>.rs`, (b) registered in the invoke handler in [src-tauri/src/lib.rs](src-tauri/src/lib.rs), and (c) called from the frontend. Forgetting (b) is the most common breakage.
- **Every Settings-visible setting** needs a type field in [src/lib/types/app.ts](src/lib/types/app.ts) and a default in [src/lib/stores/page.svelte.ts](src/lib/stores/page.svelte.ts).
- **Every new workspace crate** needs a `description` in its `Cargo.toml`.
- Smoke test per new command or crate module; workspace floor is "no regressions on main."
## Platform notes that affect code
- **Wayland is a first-class target.** Don't assume X11. The preview overlay uses `WindowTypeHint::Utility`, never steals focus, is pinned across virtual desktops, and is hidden from Alt+Tab. The paste matrix (`wtype` / `xdotool` / `ydotool` on Linux, AppleScript on macOS, SendKeys on Windows) handles the focus-race against the overlay — see [src-tauri/src/commands/paste.rs](src-tauri/src/commands/paste.rs).
- **Linux hotkey is evdev**, not `tauri-plugin-global-shortcut`. Implemented in `lumotia-hotkey`. Requires the user to be in the `input` group; the crate surfaces this as a clear error when `/dev/input/event*` is inaccessible.
- **`run.sh` owns Linux rendering env vars** (`LIBCLANG_PATH`, `WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER`, `GDK_BACKEND=x11` on Wayland to dodge a webkit2gtk issue). Anything that pre-checks these in `lib.rs` is checking what the launcher set, not the user's shell.
- **CI runs on all three OSes** (`.github/workflows/`) — Linux/macOS/Windows. macOS and Windows are CI-validated but not runtime-tested; see [KNOWN-ISSUES.md](KNOWN-ISSUES.md) for tracked gaps (App Nap on Apple Silicon, idle-inhibit on X11/Linux, sleep prevention on Windows).
## Privacy invariants (non-negotiable)
No voice, transcript, or task data leaves the machine unless the user explicitly sends it. No telemetry, no analytics, no crash-reporting service. Cleanup is **additive** — raw Whisper transcript must always be recoverable. LLM scope is narrow: transcription cleanup + task extraction only. Not a wake-word agent, not a chat UI, not a multi-provider cloud fan-out. If a change risks any of this, surface it before implementing.
## v0.1 release scope (active gate)
The v0.1 ship gate lives in [docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md](docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md); the UI hardening boundary is pinned in [docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md](docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md). All release docs live under [docs/release/](docs/release/) — use that folder as the source of truth. Before adding a feature, check the **Out of scope for v0.1** list — reopening a v0.2-flagged item moves the ship date. Garden Inbox, full Settings 7-group regroup, OpenAI Whisper API BYOK, OEM verification, Obsidian plugin, and the Phase B filter-chain refactor are all explicitly v0.2+.
The release acceptance test is the 10-step tester flow (install → onboarding → record → cleanup → task → MicroSteps + timer → history search). Warm activation target: first real recording within 3 minutes of opening the app. UI hardening is a *hardening* pass, not a redesign — every item must be testable, not aesthetic.
## Where to look first
- Latest session context: [HANDOVER.md](HANDOVER.md), then dated handovers in [docs/handovers/](docs/handovers/).
- Tracked limitations + per-step failure-mode catalogue: [KNOWN-ISSUES.md](KNOWN-ISSUES.md).
- Per-platform dependency reference: [docs/dev-setup.md](docs/dev-setup.md).
- Product/strategy framing: [docs/brief/](docs/brief/) — especially `what-lumotia-is.md`, `design-principles.md`, `target-audience.md`.
- Active workstreams + 31-item research backlog: [docs/whisper-ecosystem/brief.md](docs/whisper-ecosystem/brief.md), `workstream-A.md`, `workstream-B.md`.
- GPU tuning roadmap: [docs/gpu-tuning/plan.md](docs/gpu-tuning/plan.md).

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# Contributing to Lumotia
## Welcome
Lumotia is a single-developer-led, AI-assisted, human-directed indie app. Jake Sames at CORBEL defines the product, sets the privacy model, writes the tests that matter, and ships through a repeatable quality gate. AI coding tools are used during implementation. Every release is dogfood-tested, every release ships a known-limitations document, and every release has an audit trail in the git log. Read `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md` to understand the trust model before contributing.
## What we are looking for in v0.1
Bug reports and tester feedback are the most valuable contributions right now. **New feature work is paused until v0.2** — the scope is locked per `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`. Reopening a v0.2-flagged item moves the ship date. If you have a feature idea, open a Discussion rather than a PR.
## How to file a bug
Open an issue using the **Bug report** template. The template walks you through version, platform, steps to reproduce, and expected vs actual behaviour.
Please attach a diagnostic bundle — it speeds up triage significantly. Generate one from **Settings → Help → Generate diagnostic bundle**. The bundle never includes audio or transcript content; it contains logs, system info, and redacted preferences only.
## How to file v0.1 tester feedback
Open an issue using the **v0.1 Tester feedback** template. It covers the structured questions from the tester-onboarding-kit: cold-setup pass, warm-activation pass, confusion points, breakage, task-extraction quality, and whether you would use it again.
If you followed the onboarding kit, you already have the answers. The template takes about 5 minutes to fill in.
## How to submit a PR
Small, focused changes only. The PR template has a checklist — run every gate green before submitting.
Before submitting:
- `cargo test --workspace` green
- `cargo fmt --check` clean
- `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` clean
- `npm run check` 0 errors / 0 warnings
- `npm run test` green
- `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` 8/8 (if you touched migration or data-directory logic)
- Manual UI walk-through (if you touched the frontend)
**Architectural changes require a Discussion first.** Opening a PR that restructures crates, reorganises commands, or changes the storage schema without prior alignment wastes both our time.
## Local dev setup
```bash
npm ci --ignore-scripts # never bare npm install — --ignore-scripts blocks postinstall vectors
./run.sh # canonical dev launch (Vite + Tauri, with supply-chain pre-flight)
npm run dev:frontend # frontend-only iteration, no Tauri
```
Per-platform dependencies (WebKit, LLVM, Rust toolchain, evdev headers) are documented in `docs/dev-setup.md`. The Rust toolchain is pinned in `rust-toolchain.toml` — you do not need to manage it manually.
## Code of conduct
This is a calm, professional project. No harassment, no personal attacks, no bad-faith contributions. The maintainer is one person — please be patient on response times. Issues and PRs that are rude or dismissive will be closed without comment.
## Licence
Lumotia is licensed under **AGPL-3.0-or-later**. By submitting a pull request, you agree that your contribution is offered under the same licence. If that does not work for you, please say so before putting in the work.

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resolver = "2"
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version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
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lto = "thin"

63
KNOWN-ISSUES.md
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@@ -14,25 +14,30 @@ Tracked limitations and partial implementations in the current codebase. Each en
**Workaround:** Keep the app window focused, or move the cursor periodically. For testing, App Nap can be disabled globally with `defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES` (revert with `-bool NO`).
### KI-02 — Linux power assertion is a no-op
### KI-02 — Linux idle inhibit ✓ fixed in v0.1
**Status:** `PowerAssertion::begin` does nothing on Linux. The planned implementation (systemd-logind / GNOME idle inhibitor via `org.freedesktop.login1.Inhibit`) is described in the file-level doc but not wired up.
**Status:** Resolved. `acquire_idle_inhibit` now calls `org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit`
via zbus (blocking, offloaded to `spawn_blocking`) on recording start, holding the returned file
descriptor. `release_idle_inhibit` closes the fd on recording stop, which atomically releases the
lock. The inhibit scope is `idle:sleep:handle-lid-switch` in `block` mode.
**Source:** [`src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs`](src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs).
If D-Bus is unavailable (non-systemd containers, exotic distros), the call fails gracefully with a
`tracing::warn!` and recording continues — the workaround below remains valid in those edge cases.
**Impact:** Long sessions can be paused by the compositor's idle hooks (screen lock, suspend timers) on KDE, GNOME, Hyprland, Sway, etc.
**Source:** [`src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs`](src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs) (`acquire_idle_inhibit`, `release_idle_inhibit`, `linux_inhibit` mod).
**Workaround:** Raise the system idle / screen-lock timeout while dictating, or wrap launch with `systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep:handle-lid-switch ./run.sh`.
**Workaround (edge cases only):** Wrap launch with `systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep:handle-lid-switch ./run.sh` if logind is not available.
### KI-03 — Windows power assertion is a no-op
### KI-03 — Windows sleep prevention ✓ fixed in v0.1
**Status:** `PowerAssertion::begin` does nothing on Windows. The planned implementation (`SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED | ES_AWAYMODE_REQUIRED)` on begin, `ES_CONTINUOUS` alone on end) is described in the file-level doc but not wired up.
**Status:** Resolved. `acquire_idle_inhibit` now calls
`SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)` on recording start.
`release_idle_inhibit` calls `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS)` to restore normal behaviour.
Display sleep is intentionally NOT blocked — the user is dictating, not watching the screen.
**Source:** [`src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs`](src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs).
**Source:** [`src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs`](src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs) (`acquire_idle_inhibit`, `release_idle_inhibit`, `windows_inhibit` mod).
**Impact:** Long sessions can be paused by Windows sleep policies.
**Workaround:** Set the active power plan's sleep to "Never" while dictating.
**Workaround (edge cases only):** If the power plan has a policy override that blocks `SetThreadExecutionState`, set the active sleep timeout to "Never" while dictating.
## Cloud providers
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**Workaround:** N/A. Existing path works as before.
## LLM
### KI-07 — `llama-cpp-2 v0.1.146` panics on Qwen3.5+ Fused Gated Delta Net (FGDN) tensors
**Status:** Loading any of the four configured model variants (`Qwen3_5_2B_Q4`, `Qwen3_5_4B_Q4`, `Qwen3_5_9B_Q4`, `Qwen3_6_27B_Q4`) at startup aborts the whole process with a GGML assert inside the bundled `llama.cpp`:
```
llama-cpp-sys-2-0.1.146/llama.cpp/src/llama-context.cpp:487:
GGML_ASSERT(strncmp(n->name, LLAMA_TENSOR_NAME_FGDN_AR "-", prefix_len) == 0) failed
```
The assert fires during `llama_context` construction while resolving Fused Gated Delta Net support, which is the recurrent / Mamba-style attention mechanism Qwen3.5+ uses. `llama-cpp-2 v0.1.146` bundles a `llama.cpp` snapshot whose FGDN tensor-name prefix check rejects tensors as named in current Qwen3.5 GGUFs. Because the assert is in C++ via `ggml`, the panic kills the parent Tauri process — Tauri's crash handler then attaches GDB, which is what surfaces in the dev log as a stack trace ending in `tao::event_loop` rather than as a Rust panic.
All four enum variants share the same architecture family, so picking a different size does not work around it.
**Source:**
- Dep pin: [`crates/llm/Cargo.toml:24`](crates/llm/Cargo.toml#L24) (`llama-cpp-2 = "0.1.146"`)
- Model enum: [`crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs:15`](crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs#L15) (the four Qwen3.5+ variants)
- Frontend autoload trigger: [`src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte:274`](src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte#L274) (`ensureLlmModelLoaded` → `invoke("load_llm_model", …)`)
- Backend command: [`src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs:94`](src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs#L94) (`load_llm_model`)
- Upstream assert: `llama-cpp-sys-2-0.1.146/llama.cpp/src/llama-context.cpp:487`
**Impact:** App will not start in dev (and presumably release) on any machine that has a Qwen3.5+ `.gguf` present and `settings.aiTier !== "off"`. There is no UI to recover — the crash precedes the WebView paint, so the user cannot reach Settings to disable AI features or swap the model. Affects every code path that exercises the LLM (transcript cleanup, task extraction, micro-step decomposition).
**Workarounds (in order of cost):**
1. **Park the model file** so `check_llm_model` returns `downloaded: false` and autoload silently bails:
```
mv ~/.local/share/lumotia/models/llm/Qwen3.5-4B-Q4_K_M.gguf{,.crash-parked}
```
Non-LLM features (dictation, transcript history, file imports) work normally. Reverse with `mv …{.crash-parked,}`.
2. **Set `aiTier = "off"`** in `lumotia_preferences` before launch (also bypasses the autoload guard).
3. **Bump `llama-cpp-2`** to a release that includes the upstream `llama.cpp` FGDN fix. Track upstream PRs at <https://github.com/utilityai/llama-cpp-rs/releases>; verify the bundled `llama.cpp` SHA covers Gated Delta Net tensor-name handling before adopting.
4. **Add a non-FGDN model variant** to `LlmModelId` (e.g. Llama 3.2 3B Q4 — well-supported in 0.1.146 — or Qwen2.5 3B) and ship a Settings UI to switch to it. Larger change because the enum, the on-disk URL/size constants, and the Settings model picker all need entries.
**Resolution (deferred):** Option 3 is the real fix and matches the spirit of `crates/llm` (Qwen3.5+ explicitly listed in the crate description). Option 4 is the right fallback if upstream is slow — having one non-FGDN model on the enum prevents the dev-blocker class of crash entirely.
## How to add an entry
When shipping a partial implementation or known limitation, add a `KI-NN` entry here with the four standard fields: **Status**, **Source** (file:line), **Impact**, **Workaround**. Link from the affected module's doc comment back to this file by ID.

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<https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Lumotia is a local-first, cognitive-load-aware dictation and task-capture deskto
## Status
**Pre-alpha.** Actively dogfooded on Linux (KDE Plasma 6 on Wayland). macOS and Windows targets are in scope and exercised by CI, but not yet beta-ready. One primary user; open source-intent with licence TBD before public beta.
**Status: v0.1 release candidate.** See [docs/release/](docs/release/) for the ship checklist + known limitations. Actively dogfooded on Linux (KDE Plasma 6 on Wayland). macOS and Windows targets are in scope and exercised by CI, but not yet beta-ready.
- Current `main`: see commit log
- 9 library crates plus the Tauri app crate; 220+ lib tests plus 67 Tauri-app tests, all passing
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ These are enforced in the codebase (where practical) and in the docs under [`doc
- Transcript editor window (`/viewer`) with debounced autosave.
### External integration
- **MCP stdio server** (`lumotia-mcp`) exposing read-only transcripts and tasks to any Model Context Protocol client (Claude Desktop, Cline, Cursor, etc.). No authentication, read-only, local-only.
- **MCP stdio server** (`Lumotia-mcp`) exposing read-only transcripts and tasks to any Model Context Protocol client (Claude Desktop, Cline, Cursor, etc.). No authentication, read-only, local-only.
### Accessibility
- Dyslexia-friendly fonts bundled: Lexend, Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, OpenDyslexic.
@@ -102,18 +102,18 @@ Lumotia is a Tauri 2 desktop app with three layers:
│ window-state │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Rust workspace (crates/) │
│ lumotia-core, lumotia-audio, lumotia-transcription, lumotia-llm, │
│ lumotia-ai-formatting, lumotia-storage, lumotia-hotkey, │
│ lumotia-cloud-providers, lumotia-mcp │
│ Lumotia-core, Lumotia-audio, Lumotia-transcription, Lumotia-llm, │
│ Lumotia-ai-formatting, Lumotia-storage, Lumotia-hotkey, │
│ Lumotia-cloud-providers, Lumotia-mcp │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
The Rust workspace is the brain; Tauri is the OS integration surface; Svelte is the UI. The MCP server (`lumotia-mcp`) is a separate binary that opens Lumotia's SQLite store read-only — it's Lumotia-as-primitive for external agents.
The Rust workspace is the brain; Tauri is the OS integration surface; Svelte is the UI. The MCP server (`Lumotia-mcp`) is a separate binary that opens Lumotia's SQLite store read-only — it's Lumotia-as-primitive for external agents.
### Repository layout
```
lumotia/
Lumotia/
├── Cargo.toml # workspace root
├── src-tauri/ # Tauri app (main binary + commands)
│ ├── src/
@@ -165,15 +165,15 @@ lumotia/
| Crate | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| **`lumotia-core`** | Shared types (`Segment`, `Transcript`, `Megabytes`, `ModelId`), constants, the `Engine` / `SpeedTier` / `AccuracyTier` enums, hardware probe (`sysinfo`-based), model registry (Whisper + Parakeet entries), hardware-aware recommendation scoring, `process_watch` for meeting detection. |
| **`lumotia-audio`** | `cpal`-based microphone capture with device hotplug + error forwarding, VAD, `rubato` streaming resampler to 16 kHz mono, `symphonia` file decoding, `hound` WAV I/O. |
| **`lumotia-transcription`** | `whisper-rs` backend (`WhisperRsBackend`) that owns a `WhisperContext` and supports `set_initial_prompt`. `LocalEngine` wraps both Whisper and Parakeet (via `transcribe-rs` ONNX) behind a common `Transcriber` trait. Streaming primitives (`VadChunker`, `LocalAgreement`, buffer trim) live in the `streaming/` module. Model manager handles downloads, paths, and disk checks. |
| **`lumotia-llm`** | `llama-cpp-2` engine with a four-tier Qwen3.5 / Qwen3.6 model manager. Three high-level surfaces: `cleanup_text` (formatting), `decompose_task` (3–7 micro-steps, GBNF-constrained JSON array), `extract_tasks` (optional-array, GBNF-constrained). Resumable HTTP downloads with SHA-256 verify. |
| **`lumotia-ai-formatting`** | Post-processing pipeline: filler removal, British English conversion, anti-hallucination filter, smart paragraph breaks on long pauses, optional LLM cleanup. Also hosts the `llm_client::CLEANUP_PROMPT` constant (prompt-injection-hardened). |
| **`lumotia-storage`** | SQLite via `sqlx` 0.8. Migrations, CRUD for transcripts / tasks / subtasks / profiles / profile terms / settings / error log, FTS5 search, file-storage paths. |
| **`lumotia-hotkey`** | Linux `evdev` hotkey listener with device hotplug. Parses Tauri-style hotkey strings (`Ctrl+Shift+R`), emits Pressed / Released events. Works natively on Wayland (no X11 dependency). Checks `/dev/input/event*` access on startup; surfaces a clear "add yourself to the `input` group" error when missing. |
| **`lumotia-cloud-providers`** | BYOK cloud-STT provider stubs. Currently empty scaffolding. When populated: OpenAI-compatible endpoint + Anthropic (ceiling for scope). |
| **`lumotia-mcp`** | Standalone `lumotia-mcp` binary implementing the MCP stdio protocol (2024-11-05). Read-only tools: `list_transcripts`, `get_transcript`, `search_transcripts`, `list_tasks`. Opens Lumotia's SQLite store. |
| **`Lumotia-core`** | Shared types (`Segment`, `Transcript`, `Megabytes`, `ModelId`), constants, the `Engine` / `SpeedTier` / `AccuracyTier` enums, hardware probe (`sysinfo`-based), model registry (Whisper + Parakeet entries), hardware-aware recommendation scoring, `process_watch` for meeting detection. |
| **`Lumotia-audio`** | `cpal`-based microphone capture with device hotplug + error forwarding, VAD, `rubato` streaming resampler to 16 kHz mono, `symphonia` file decoding, `hound` WAV I/O. |
| **`Lumotia-transcription`** | `whisper-rs` backend (`WhisperRsBackend`) that owns a `WhisperContext` and supports `set_initial_prompt`. `LocalEngine` wraps both Whisper and Parakeet (via `transcribe-rs` ONNX) behind a common `Transcriber` trait. Streaming primitives (`VadChunker`, `LocalAgreement`, buffer trim) live in the `streaming/` module. Model manager handles downloads, paths, and disk checks. |
| **`Lumotia-llm`** | `llama-cpp-2` engine with a four-tier Qwen3.5 / Qwen3.6 model manager. Three high-level surfaces: `cleanup_text` (formatting), `decompose_task` (3–7 micro-steps, GBNF-constrained JSON array), `extract_tasks` (optional-array, GBNF-constrained). Resumable HTTP downloads with SHA-256 verify. |
| **`Lumotia-ai-formatting`** | Post-processing pipeline: filler removal, British English conversion, anti-hallucination filter, smart paragraph breaks on long pauses, optional LLM cleanup. Also hosts the `llm_client::CLEANUP_PROMPT` constant (prompt-injection-hardened). |
| **`Lumotia-storage`** | SQLite via `sqlx` 0.8. Migrations, CRUD for transcripts / tasks / subtasks / profiles / profile terms / settings / error log, FTS5 search, file-storage paths. |
| **`Lumotia-hotkey`** | Linux `evdev` hotkey listener with device hotplug. Parses Tauri-style hotkey strings (`Ctrl+Shift+R`), emits Pressed / Released events. Works natively on Wayland (no X11 dependency). Checks `/dev/input/event*` access on startup; surfaces a clear "add yourself to the `input` group" error when missing. |
| **`Lumotia-cloud-providers`** | BYOK cloud-STT provider stubs. Currently empty scaffolding. When populated: OpenAI-compatible endpoint + Anthropic (ceiling for scope). |
| **`Lumotia-mcp`** | Standalone `Lumotia-mcp` binary implementing the MCP stdio protocol (2024-11-05). Read-only tools: `list_transcripts`, `get_transcript`, `search_transcripts`, `list_tasks`. Opens Lumotia's SQLite store. |
### Tauri commands (src-tauri/src/commands/)
@@ -269,6 +269,16 @@ choco install cmake llvm vulkan-sdk
See [`docs/dev-setup.md`](docs/dev-setup.md) for the authoritative per-platform dependency list and for how `LIBCLANG_PATH` should be set.
### Installing npm dependencies
Use `npm ci --ignore-scripts` rather than bare `npm install`. `--ignore-scripts` blocks the postinstall script vector that npm-worm attacks (Shai-Hulud, mini-Shai-Hulud) rely on. `ci` installs strictly from `package-lock.json`, refusing to mutate the lockfile silently.
```bash
npm ci --ignore-scripts
```
`run.sh` runs `npm audit signatures` automatically whenever `package-lock.json` is newer than the last successful audit, and refuses to launch on signature mismatch. Skip with `LUMOTIA_SKIP_AUDIT=1` for offline dev.
### Dev launch
Canonical full-stack dev launch — starts Vite, waits for port 1420, then launches Tauri:
@@ -300,11 +310,36 @@ CI also builds release installers on tag push (see `.github/workflows/build.yml`
### Testing
```bash
cargo test --workspace --lib # 220+ lib tests across 9 library crates
cargo test --workspace # all Rust tests (lib + integration)
npm run check # svelte-check (type-checks .svelte files)
npm run test # vitest run (frontend unit tests)
npm run test:watch # vitest watch mode
cargo check --workspace --all-targets
```
Frontend test files live alongside source (`src/**/*.test.ts`) and run in
jsdom by default. See [vite.config.js](vite.config.js) for the vitest
configuration.
#### Rebrand-migration dogfood drill
End-to-end probe that launches the real `target/debug/lumotia` binary
against synthetic legacy magnotia state planted on disk, then verifies
both migration paths produced the expected on-disk outcome.
```bash
cargo build -p lumotia # need the binary first
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh # sandbox mode (Linux only)
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh --keep # leave sandbox dir for inspection
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh --against-real-home # run against real $HOME
```
Sandbox mode is faithful only on Linux — Tauri 2 on macOS uses
`NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains` which ignores `HOME` overrides. The
drill refuses to start in sandbox mode on macOS. Real-home mode refuses
to start if any lumotia data already exists at your real paths, so it
can roll back cleanly on exit.
---
## Project documentation
@@ -313,24 +348,24 @@ Beyond this README, the repo ships extensive internal documentation:
### Product + strategy — `docs/brief/`
Research briefs, competitive analysis, and strategic framing. Start with:
- [`what-lumotia-is.md`](docs/brief/what-lumotia-is.md) — product thesis
- [`what-Lumotia-is.md`](docs/brief/what-Lumotia-is.md) — product thesis
- [`why-current-tools-fail.md`](docs/brief/why-current-tools-fail.md) — market gap
- [`design-principles.md`](docs/brief/design-principles.md) — full principle list
- [`target-audience.md`](docs/brief/target-audience.md), [`market-size-demographics.md`](docs/brief/market-size-demographics.md)
- Appendices on cognitive ergonomics, AI body doubling, evolutionary psychology, implementation intentions, HITL scaffolding, voice interfaces
### Brand — `docs/brand/`
- [`lumotia-brand-guidelines.md`](docs/brand/lumotia-brand-guidelines.md)
- [`lumotia-brand-platform.md`](docs/brand/lumotia-brand-platform.md)
- [`Lumotia-brand-guidelines.md`](docs/brand/Lumotia-brand-guidelines.md)
- [`Lumotia-brand-platform.md`](docs/brand/Lumotia-brand-platform.md)
### Technical research — `docs/whisper-ecosystem/`
Cross-repo survey of 10 OSS Whisper projects, the Lumotia-specific atomic task backlog, and the two Cursor workstream plans.
- [`brief.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/brief.md) — 31-item task backlog (the canonical research spec)
- [`lumotia-context.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/lumotia-context.md) — ideology, shipped state, file-ownership fence for cloud AI agents
- [`Lumotia-context.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/Lumotia-context.md) — ideology, shipped state, file-ownership fence for cloud AI agents
- [`workstream-A.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/workstream-A.md), [`workstream-B.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/workstream-B.md) — executed workstream plans
### GPU tuning — `docs/gpu-tuning/`
- [`plan.md`](docs/gpu-tuning/plan.md) — MVP plan for GGML env-var panel + `lumotia-bench` auto-tuner + `lumotia-configs` community repo
- [`plan.md`](docs/gpu-tuning/plan.md) — MVP plan for GGML env-var panel + `Lumotia-bench` auto-tuner + `Lumotia-configs` community repo
### Session handovers
- [`HANDOVER.md`](HANDOVER.md) — latest session summary
@@ -352,7 +387,7 @@ Pinned roadmap items (scoped in docs and session memory):
- **Phase 4** — remaining items from [`workstream-A.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/workstream-A.md) + [`workstream-B.md`](docs/whisper-ecosystem/workstream-B.md)
- **Voice calibration** — three-tier plan replacing the hardcoded speech-gate with per-user baselines
- **GPU community tuning** — see [`docs/gpu-tuning/plan.md`](docs/gpu-tuning/plan.md); five-phase roadmap from settings panel to agentic auto-tuner + community config repo
- **Cloud endpoint contract test** — when `lumotia-cloud-providers` grows a real provider
- **Cloud endpoint contract test** — when `Lumotia-cloud-providers` grows a real provider
- **`ggml` dedup** — replace the interim `-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition` link flag with a proper shared-lib setup; unblocks custom shader / backend work
- **Mobile (iOS / Android)** — long-horizon, gated on the single-binary Rust stack scaling
@@ -380,11 +415,17 @@ Pre-alpha status; contribution process TBD before public beta. For now:
## Licence
To be finalised before public beta. Current intent: MIT or similar permissive licence, with Corbel Consulting offering optional commercial support / managed services as the revenue path.
AGPL-3.0-or-later. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for the full text. The implementation is AI-assisted; the trust + audit framing is in [docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md](docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md).
---
## Reporting issues
File issues at https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/issues — please include your platform, the Lumotia version (Settings → About), what you did, what you expected, and what actually happened. Crash dumps live at `<app-data-dir>/crashes/`; attaching the most recent one helps a lot.
---
## Contact
**Jake Sames** — [jakeadriansames@gmail.com](mailto:jakeadriansames@gmail.com)
Repo: [github.com/jakejars/lumotia](https://github.com/jakejars/lumotia) · [git.corbel.consulting/jake/lumotia](https://git.corbel.consulting/jake/lumotia)
Repo: [github.com/jakejars/Lumotia](https://github.com/jakejars/Lumotia) · [git.corbel.consulting/jake/Lumotia](https://git.corbel.consulting/jake/Lumotia)

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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-ai-formatting"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Text post-processing pipeline: filler removal, British English conversion, formatting for Lumotia"
[dependencies]

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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-audio"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Audio capture (cpal), VAD, resampling (rubato), file decoding (symphonia), WAV I/O (hound) for Lumotia"
[dependencies]

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@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
use std::collections::VecDeque;
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering};
use std::sync::mpsc;
use std::sync::Arc;
@@ -140,7 +141,18 @@ impl MicrophoneCapture {
/// Start capturing from the device whose name matches `device_name` exactly.
/// If no match is found, returns an error rather than silently falling back.
pub fn start_with_device(device_name: &str) -> Result<(Self, mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>)> {
///
/// The returned tuple is `(capture, replay_buffer, rx)`:
/// - `replay_buffer` holds chunks observed during the 350ms
/// validation pre-roll. Consumers MUST drain it before reading
/// from `rx` so the head of the recording isn't lost on hosts
/// whose cpal buffer is small enough to overflow the 32-slot
/// channel during validation (WASAPI exclusive, low-latency
/// ALSA at 256 frames).
/// - `rx` is the live cpal callback channel.
pub fn start_with_device(
device_name: &str,
) -> Result<(Self, VecDeque<AudioChunk>, mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>)> {
let host = cpal::default_host();
let devices = host
.input_devices()
@@ -169,7 +181,7 @@ impl MicrophoneCapture {
/// a short window — this is what defeats the "silent monitor source wins" bug.
/// 4. If no non-monitor device produces real audio, fall back to monitor sources
/// as a last resort (with a clear log line). Never accept dead silence.
pub fn start() -> Result<(Self, mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>)> {
pub fn start() -> Result<(Self, VecDeque<AudioChunk>, mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>)> {
let host = cpal::default_host();
let default_name = host
.default_input_device()
@@ -358,7 +370,11 @@ fn open_and_validate(
device: cpal::Device,
name: &str,
require_audio: bool,
) -> Result<(MicrophoneCapture, mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>)> {
) -> Result<(
MicrophoneCapture,
VecDeque<AudioChunk>,
mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>,
)> {
let config = device
.default_input_config()
.map_err(|e| Error::AudioCaptureFailed(format!("default_input_config: {e}")))?;
@@ -376,7 +392,6 @@ fn open_and_validate(
);
let (tx, rx) = mpsc::sync_channel::<AudioChunk>(AUDIO_CHANNEL_CAPACITY);
let requeue_tx = tx.clone();
let dropped_chunks = Arc::new(AtomicU64::new(0));
// Bounded channel for runtime stream errors. Capacity 32 = plenty for
// the rare error case; if it ever fills, drops are reported via stderr
@@ -490,16 +505,21 @@ fn open_and_validate(
)));
}
// Re-queue the collected chunks so downstream gets them. Count any
// drops here against the same `dropped_chunks` counter so the live
// session sees them and can warn the user.
for chunk in collected {
if requeue_tx.try_send(chunk).is_err() {
dropped_chunks.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);
}
}
// Hand the validation pre-roll back to the consumer as a separate
// VecDeque rather than try_send-requeuing into the 32-slot channel.
// On small-buffer audio hosts (WASAPI exclusive at ~256 frames /
// low-latency ALSA) the 350ms window collects ~65 chunks; the old
// requeue path silently dropped roughly half of them, losing ~150ms
// from the head of every recording. The consumer-side drain
// bypasses the channel cap entirely.
let replay_buffer: VecDeque<AudioChunk> = collected.into_iter().collect();
tracing::info!(target: "lumotia_audio", device = %name, "selected microphone");
tracing::info!(
target: "lumotia_audio",
device = %name,
replay_chunks = replay_buffer.len(),
"selected microphone"
);
Ok((
MicrophoneCapture {
stream: Some(stream),
@@ -507,6 +527,7 @@ fn open_and_validate(
dropped_chunks,
error_rx: Some(err_rx),
},
replay_buffer,
rx,
))
}

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@@ -15,7 +15,5 @@ pub async fn decode_and_resample(path: &Path) -> Result<AudioSamples> {
resample_to_16khz(&audio)
})
.await
.map_err(|e| {
lumotia_core::error::Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("Task join error: {e}"))
})?
.map_err(|e| lumotia_core::error::Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("Task join error: {e}")))?
}

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@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ pub fn decode_audio_file_limited(
path: &Path,
max_duration_secs: Option<f64>,
) -> Result<AudioSamples> {
let file = File::open(path)
.map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("Cannot open file: {e}")))?;
let file =
File::open(path).map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("Cannot open file: {e}")))?;
let mss = MediaSourceStream::new(Box::new(file), Default::default());
let mut hint = Hint::new();
@@ -41,8 +41,8 @@ pub fn decode_audio_file_limited(
}
pub fn probe_audio_duration_secs(path: &Path) -> Result<Option<f64>> {
let file = File::open(path)
.map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("Cannot open file: {e}")))?;
let file =
File::open(path).map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("Cannot open file: {e}")))?;
let mss = MediaSourceStream::new(Box::new(file), Default::default());
let mut hint = Hint::new();
if let Some(ext) = path.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()) {
@@ -99,9 +99,7 @@ fn decode_media_stream(
.ok_or_else(|| Error::AudioDecodeFailed("Unknown sample rate".into()))?;
if sample_rate == 0 {
return Err(Error::AudioDecodeFailed(
"Invalid sample rate: 0".into(),
));
return Err(Error::AudioDecodeFailed("Invalid sample rate: 0".into()));
}
let track_id = track.id;
@@ -128,9 +126,7 @@ fn decode_media_stream(
));
}
Err(e) => {
return Err(Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!(
"packet read failed: {e}"
)));
return Err(Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("packet read failed: {e}")));
}
};
@@ -168,9 +164,7 @@ fn decode_media_stream(
}
if samples.is_empty() {
return Err(Error::AudioDecodeFailed(
"No audio data decoded".into(),
));
return Err(Error::AudioDecodeFailed("No audio data decoded".into()));
}
Ok(AudioSamples::new(samples, sample_rate, 1))

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@@ -77,9 +77,7 @@ impl StreamingResampler {
INPUT_CHUNK,
1, // mono
)
.map_err(|e| {
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("StreamingResampler init failed: {e}"))
})?;
.map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("StreamingResampler init failed: {e}")))?;
Ok(Self::Sinc {
resampler,
@@ -110,9 +108,7 @@ impl StreamingResampler {
let chunk: Vec<f32> = residual.drain(..INPUT_CHUNK).collect();
let input = vec![chunk];
let result = resampler.process(&input, None).map_err(|e| {
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!(
"StreamingResampler process failed: {e}"
))
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("StreamingResampler process failed: {e}"))
})?;
if let Some(channel) = result.into_iter().next() {
out.extend_from_slice(&channel);
@@ -144,9 +140,7 @@ impl StreamingResampler {
let input = vec![chunk];
let result = resampler.process(&input, None).map_err(|e| {
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!(
"StreamingResampler flush failed: {e}"
))
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("StreamingResampler flush failed: {e}"))
})?;
let Some(mut out) = result.into_iter().next() else {

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@@ -42,9 +42,8 @@ impl WavWriter {
};
let file = std::fs::File::create(path).map_err(Error::from)?;
let buffered = BufWriter::new(file);
let inner = hound::WavWriter::new(buffered, spec).map_err(|e| {
Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV create failed: {e}")))
})?;
let inner = hound::WavWriter::new(buffered, spec)
.map_err(|e| Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV create failed: {e}"))))?;
Ok(Self {
inner,
samples_since_flush: 0,
@@ -77,9 +76,9 @@ impl WavWriter {
/// `Self::DEFAULT_FLUSH_EVERY_SAMPLES` — but may do so at natural
/// boundaries (end-of-utterance, UI events) for tighter recovery.
pub fn flush(&mut self) -> Result<()> {
self.inner.flush().map_err(|e| {
Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV flush failed: {e}")))
})?;
self.inner
.flush()
.map_err(|e| Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV flush failed: {e}"))))?;
self.samples_since_flush = 0;
Ok(())
}
@@ -89,9 +88,9 @@ impl WavWriter {
/// writer leaves a playable file up to the last flush; callers
/// that care about the unflushed tail should always finalise.
pub fn finalize(self) -> Result<()> {
self.inner.finalize().map_err(|e| {
Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV finalize failed: {e}")))
})?;
self.inner
.finalize()
.map_err(|e| Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV finalize failed: {e}"))))?;
Ok(())
}
}
@@ -105,21 +104,20 @@ pub fn write_wav(path: &Path, audio: &AudioSamples) -> Result<()> {
sample_format: hound::SampleFormat::Int,
};
let mut writer = hound::WavWriter::create(path, spec).map_err(|e| {
Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV create failed: {e}")))
})?;
let mut writer = hound::WavWriter::create(path, spec)
.map_err(|e| Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV create failed: {e}"))))?;
for &sample in audio.samples() {
let clamped = sample.clamp(-1.0, 1.0);
let int_sample = (clamped * i16::MAX as f32) as i16;
writer.write_sample(int_sample).map_err(|e| {
Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV write failed: {e}")))
})?;
writer
.write_sample(int_sample)
.map_err(|e| Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV write failed: {e}"))))?;
}
writer.finalize().map_err(|e| {
Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV finalize failed: {e}")))
})?;
writer
.finalize()
.map_err(|e| Error::from(std::io::Error::other(format!("WAV finalize failed: {e}"))))?;
Ok(())
}
@@ -146,17 +144,14 @@ pub fn read_wav(path: &Path) -> Result<AudioSamples> {
.map(|sample| {
sample
.map(|s| s as f32 / (1 << (bits_per_sample - 1)) as f32)
.map_err(|e| {
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("WAV sample decode failed: {e}"))
})
.map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("WAV sample decode failed: {e}")))
})
.collect::<Result<Vec<f32>>>()?,
hound::SampleFormat::Float => reader
.into_samples::<f32>()
.map(|sample| {
sample.map_err(|e| {
Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("WAV sample decode failed: {e}"))
})
sample
.map_err(|e| Error::AudioDecodeFailed(format!("WAV sample decode failed: {e}")))
})
.collect::<Result<Vec<f32>>>()?,
};

8
crates/cloud-providers/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,8 +1,10 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-cloud-providers"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
description = "Provider trait and BYOK cloud STT scaffolding for Lumotia (Lumotia)"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Provider trait and BYOK cloud STT scaffolding for Lumotia"
[dependencies]
lumotia-core = { path = "../core" }

6
crates/core/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-core"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Core types, constants, traits, hardware detection, and model registry for Lumotia"
[dependencies]

8
crates/core/src/error.rs
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@@ -22,6 +22,14 @@ pub enum Error {
#[error("transcription failed: {0}")]
TranscriptionFailed(String),
/// Inference exceeded the bounded wait imposed by the caller (live
/// session `drain_inference`). The spawned worker has had its abort
/// flag set so whisper-rs will return early on its next
/// abort-callback poll; the lock-up itself is *not* recovered by
/// this error — but the live-session lifecycle can now progress.
#[error("inference timed out after {timeout_ms}ms")]
InferenceTimeout { timeout_ms: u64 },
#[error("audio decode failed: {0}")]
AudioDecodeFailed(String),

808
crates/core/src/paths.rs
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@@ -49,10 +49,6 @@ impl AppPaths {
pub fn llm_models_dir(&self) -> PathBuf {
self.models_dir().join("llm")
}
pub fn migration_sentinel(&self, name: &str) -> PathBuf {
self.app_data_dir.join(format!(".{name}.sentinel"))
}
}
pub fn app_paths() -> AppPaths {
@@ -63,7 +59,152 @@ pub fn app_data_dir() -> PathBuf {
app_paths().app_data_dir()
}
/// Surfaced when two or more lumotia data-dir candidates exist on disk
/// simultaneously (e.g. both `~/.lumotia` and `~/.local/share/lumotia`).
/// Picking one silently risks pointing at the wrong copy of the user's
/// transcripts. The caller (typically the Tauri setup hook) should refuse
/// to start and surface the paths to the user for manual consolidation.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub struct TargetAmbiguityError {
pub candidates: Vec<PathBuf>,
}
impl std::fmt::Display for TargetAmbiguityError {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(
f,
"ambiguous lumotia data directory — multiple candidate paths exist: {}. \
Please consolidate manually (move data into one path and delete the other) \
then restart.",
self.candidates
.iter()
.map(|p| p.display().to_string())
.collect::<Vec<_>>()
.join(", ")
)
}
}
impl std::error::Error for TargetAmbiguityError {}
fn resolve_app_data_dir() -> PathBuf {
match resolve_app_data_dir_strict() {
Ok(p) => p,
Err(e) => {
// Refuse to start rather than silently picking one of several
// candidate target paths. This is intentionally a panic — the
// process must not be allowed to begin writing into the wrong
// half of a split data directory. The setup hook also calls
// `check_target_ambiguity` explicitly to surface this error
// before tracing/log subsystems are spun up.
panic!("{e}");
}
}
}
/// Fallible variant of [`resolve_app_data_dir`]: returns the conventional
/// target path for the current platform, or a [`TargetAmbiguityError`] if
/// more than one candidate target path currently exists on disk.
///
/// Public so that the application setup hook can perform the check
/// explicitly (and report the ambiguity through tracing) rather than
/// relying on the panic that backs the infallible `resolve_app_data_dir`.
pub fn resolve_app_data_dir_strict() -> Result<PathBuf, TargetAmbiguityError> {
let candidates = target_data_dir_candidates();
let existing: Vec<PathBuf> = candidates.iter().filter(|p| p.exists()).cloned().collect();
if existing.len() > 1 {
return Err(TargetAmbiguityError {
candidates: existing,
});
}
// If exactly one candidate exists, prefer it (it's where the user's
// data lives). If none exist, fall through to the platform-canonical
// path so a fresh install creates the right convention.
if existing.len() == 1 {
return Ok(existing.into_iter().next().unwrap());
}
Ok(canonical_target_data_dir())
}
/// Public counterpart to [`resolve_app_data_dir_strict`] returning `Ok(())`
/// when the data dir is unambiguous and the [`TargetAmbiguityError`]
/// otherwise. Useful when the caller just wants to fail-fast at boot
/// without yet caring about the path itself.
pub fn check_target_ambiguity() -> Result<(), TargetAmbiguityError> {
resolve_app_data_dir_strict().map(|_| ())
}
/// All conventional lumotia data-dir target paths for the current
/// platform. Lumotia chooses one canonical path at install time, but a
/// previous magnotia install or a hand-edited XDG_DATA_HOME can leave
/// data in any of these — the migration driver probes them all and the
/// resolver refuses to start if more than one survives.
fn target_data_dir_candidates() -> Vec<PathBuf> {
let mut out = Vec::new();
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
{
if let Ok(local_app_data) = std::env::var("LOCALAPPDATA") {
if !local_app_data.is_empty() {
out.push(PathBuf::from(local_app_data).join("lumotia"));
}
}
}
#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
{
if let Ok(home) = std::env::var("HOME") {
if !home.is_empty() {
out.push(
PathBuf::from(home)
.join("Library")
.join("Application Support")
.join("Lumotia"),
);
}
}
}
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
{
if let Ok(home) = std::env::var("HOME") {
if !home.is_empty() {
out.push(PathBuf::from(&home).join(".lumotia"));
if let Ok(xdg) = std::env::var("XDG_DATA_HOME") {
if !xdg.is_empty() {
out.push(PathBuf::from(xdg).join("lumotia"));
}
}
out.push(
PathBuf::from(home)
.join(".local")
.join("share")
.join("lumotia"),
);
}
}
}
#[cfg(not(any(target_os = "windows", target_os = "macos", target_os = "linux")))]
{
if let Ok(home) = std::env::var("HOME") {
if !home.is_empty() {
out.push(PathBuf::from(home).join(".lumotia"));
}
}
}
// De-duplicate while preserving order: on Linux XDG_DATA_HOME may be
// set to `~/.local/share` explicitly, in which case the explicit XDG
// candidate and the XDG default collapse to one path.
let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new();
out.retain(|p| seen.insert(p.clone()));
out
}
/// The single canonical target path for the current platform — what a
/// fresh install would create. Used when no existing candidate is found.
fn canonical_target_data_dir() -> PathBuf {
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
{
let local_app_data = std::env::var("LOCALAPPDATA").unwrap_or_else(|_| ".".to_string());
@@ -82,10 +223,6 @@ fn resolve_app_data_dir() -> PathBuf {
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
{
let home = std::env::var("HOME").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp".to_string());
let legacy_dot = PathBuf::from(&home).join(".lumotia");
if legacy_dot.exists() {
return legacy_dot;
}
if let Ok(xdg) = std::env::var("XDG_DATA_HOME") {
if !xdg.is_empty() {
return PathBuf::from(xdg).join("lumotia");
@@ -122,98 +259,150 @@ pub enum MigrationStatus {
NoLegacyFound,
}
/// Probe the legacy magnotia data dir paths on the current platform.
/// Returns the matched legacy path AND its convention-preserving lumotia
/// target so the migration lands the same kind of dir it found (dot-home
/// stays dot-home, XDG stays XDG, macOS Application Support stays the
/// same).
fn legacy_and_target_paths() -> Option<(PathBuf, PathBuf)> {
/// Probe ALL legacy magnotia data dir paths on the current platform.
/// Returns one (legacy, target) pair per legacy candidate that exists on
/// disk. The target is convention-preserving so the migration lands the
/// same kind of dir it found (dot-home stays dot-home, XDG stays XDG,
/// macOS Application Support stays the same).
///
/// Previously this returned `Option<(legacy, target)>` and short-circuited
/// on the first match. On Linux that allowed a user with both
/// `~/.magnotia` AND `~/.local/share/magnotia` to migrate only one,
/// leaving the other orphaned forever (subsequent boots prefer the new
/// `~/.lumotia` so the XDG legacy is invisible). Now every legacy variant
/// is probed and migrated independently.
fn legacy_and_target_paths() -> Vec<(PathBuf, PathBuf)> {
let mut out = Vec::new();
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
{
let local_app_data = std::env::var("LOCALAPPDATA").ok()?;
let legacy = PathBuf::from(&local_app_data).join("magnotia");
let target = PathBuf::from(local_app_data).join("lumotia");
return legacy.exists().then_some((legacy, target));
if let Ok(local_app_data) = std::env::var("LOCALAPPDATA") {
if !local_app_data.is_empty() {
let legacy = PathBuf::from(&local_app_data).join("magnotia");
let target = PathBuf::from(local_app_data).join("lumotia");
if legacy.exists() {
out.push((legacy, target));
}
}
}
}
#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
{
let home = std::env::var("HOME").ok()?;
let app_support = PathBuf::from(home).join("Library").join("Application Support");
let legacy = app_support.join("Magnotia");
let target = app_support.join("Lumotia");
return legacy.exists().then_some((legacy, target));
if let Ok(home) = std::env::var("HOME") {
if !home.is_empty() {
let app_support = PathBuf::from(home)
.join("Library")
.join("Application Support");
let legacy = app_support.join("Magnotia");
let target = app_support.join("Lumotia");
if legacy.exists() {
out.push((legacy, target));
}
}
}
}
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
{
let home = std::env::var("HOME").ok()?;
let dot_legacy = PathBuf::from(&home).join(".magnotia");
if dot_legacy.exists() {
return Some((dot_legacy, PathBuf::from(&home).join(".lumotia")));
}
if let Ok(xdg) = std::env::var("XDG_DATA_HOME") {
if !xdg.is_empty() {
let xdg_legacy = PathBuf::from(&xdg).join("magnotia");
if xdg_legacy.exists() {
return Some((xdg_legacy, PathBuf::from(xdg).join("lumotia")));
if let Ok(home) = std::env::var("HOME") {
if !home.is_empty() {
let dot_legacy = PathBuf::from(&home).join(".magnotia");
if dot_legacy.exists() {
out.push((dot_legacy, PathBuf::from(&home).join(".lumotia")));
}
if let Ok(xdg) = std::env::var("XDG_DATA_HOME") {
if !xdg.is_empty() {
let xdg_legacy = PathBuf::from(&xdg).join("magnotia");
if xdg_legacy.exists() {
out.push((xdg_legacy, PathBuf::from(&xdg).join("lumotia")));
}
}
}
let xdg_default_legacy = PathBuf::from(&home)
.join(".local")
.join("share")
.join("magnotia");
if xdg_default_legacy.exists() {
let xdg_default_target = PathBuf::from(&home)
.join(".local")
.join("share")
.join("lumotia");
out.push((xdg_default_legacy, xdg_default_target));
}
}
}
let xdg_default_legacy = PathBuf::from(&home)
.join(".local")
.join("share")
.join("magnotia");
if xdg_default_legacy.exists() {
let xdg_default_target = PathBuf::from(home)
.join(".local")
.join("share")
.join("lumotia");
return Some((xdg_default_legacy, xdg_default_target));
}
None
}
#[cfg(not(any(target_os = "windows", target_os = "macos", target_os = "linux")))]
{
let home = std::env::var("HOME").ok()?;
let legacy = PathBuf::from(&home).join(".magnotia");
let target = PathBuf::from(home).join(".lumotia");
legacy.exists().then_some((legacy, target))
if let Ok(home) = std::env::var("HOME") {
if !home.is_empty() {
let legacy = PathBuf::from(&home).join(".magnotia");
let target = PathBuf::from(home).join(".lumotia");
if legacy.exists() {
out.push((legacy, target));
}
}
}
}
// De-duplicate: e.g. XDG_DATA_HOME set explicitly to `~/.local/share`
// would otherwise produce the same pair twice on Linux.
let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new();
out.retain(|pair| seen.insert(pair.clone()));
out
}
/// Migrate a legacy magnotia data directory to its convention-preserving
/// lumotia equivalent on first launch. Idempotent: safe to call on every
/// boot.
/// Migrate every legacy magnotia data directory to its
/// convention-preserving lumotia equivalent on first launch. Idempotent:
/// safe to call on every boot.
///
/// Rules:
/// * If the resolved target already exists, do nothing and return
/// `TargetAlreadyExists`. We do not destroy lumotia data, even if a
/// stale legacy dir is also present.
/// * If only the legacy path exists, rename it to the matching lumotia
/// target (same parent dir / same convention) and rename
/// `magnotia.db` -> `lumotia.db` inside it if found.
/// * If neither exists, return `NoLegacyFound` — the first launch on a
/// clean system will create the new path itself.
///
/// Callers should treat `Err` as a hard startup failure; silently
/// Returns one [`MigrationStatus`] per legacy candidate probed, in
/// platform-deterministic order. An empty Vec means there are no legacy
/// directories on disk (clean install). Callers should log per-candidate
/// outcomes and treat any `Err` as a hard startup failure: silently
/// continuing past a migration error orphans user data behind a fresh
/// empty lumotia dir.
pub fn migrate_legacy_data_dir() -> Result<MigrationStatus, std::io::Error> {
migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(legacy_and_target_paths())
///
/// Per-candidate rules (same as before, applied independently to each
/// legacy path that exists):
/// * If the matching target already exists, do nothing for that
/// candidate and emit `TargetAlreadyExists`. We do not destroy
/// lumotia data, even if a stale legacy dir is also present.
/// * If only the legacy path exists, rename it to the matching lumotia
/// target (same convention) and rename `magnotia.db` -> `lumotia.db`
/// inside it if found.
pub fn migrate_legacy_data_dir() -> Result<Vec<MigrationStatus>, std::io::Error> {
migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(legacy_and_target_paths())
}
/// Test-friendly inner shape: takes the (legacy, target) pair explicitly
/// so tests don't depend on platform-specific HOME / LOCALAPPDATA / XDG
/// env vars.
fn migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(
pair: Option<(PathBuf, PathBuf)>,
) -> Result<MigrationStatus, std::io::Error> {
let Some((from, to)) = pair else {
return Ok(MigrationStatus::NoLegacyFound);
};
/// Driver that takes the list of (legacy, target) pairs explicitly so
/// callers can substitute synthetic paths. Production path goes through
/// [`migrate_legacy_data_dir`], which resolves the pairs from
/// platform-specific HOME / LOCALAPPDATA / XDG env vars. Integration
/// tests in sibling crates call this directly with tempdir pairs.
///
/// An empty input is shorthand for "no legacy on disk" and yields a
/// single [`MigrationStatus::NoLegacyFound`] entry so callers can still
/// rely on a non-empty result to drive their logging.
pub fn migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(
pairs: Vec<(PathBuf, PathBuf)>,
) -> Result<Vec<MigrationStatus>, std::io::Error> {
if pairs.is_empty() {
return Ok(vec![MigrationStatus::NoLegacyFound]);
}
let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(pairs.len());
for (from, to) in pairs {
out.push(migrate_one(from, to)?);
}
Ok(out)
}
/// Run the single-candidate migration. Extracted so the driver can loop
/// over every legacy path discovered on disk and surface per-candidate
/// outcomes individually.
fn migrate_one(from: PathBuf, to: PathBuf) -> Result<MigrationStatus, std::io::Error> {
if to.exists() {
return Ok(MigrationStatus::TargetAlreadyExists { target: to });
}
@@ -276,35 +465,72 @@ fn is_cross_device(err: &std::io::Error) -> bool {
false
}
fn copy_dir_recursive(from: &Path, to: &Path) -> Result<(), std::io::Error> {
/// Symlink-aware recursive directory copy used by the legacy data-dir
/// migration and by the Tauri-side `app_data_dir` bundle-identifier
/// migration in `src-tauri/src/tauri_app_data_migration.rs`. Exposed as
/// `pub` so callers in sibling crates can reuse the same hardened
/// implementation (see commit history for the symlink-loop defence).
pub fn copy_dir_recursive(from: &Path, to: &Path) -> Result<(), std::io::Error> {
std::fs::create_dir_all(to)?;
for entry in std::fs::read_dir(from)? {
let entry = entry?;
let entry_path = entry.path();
let target_path = to.join(entry.file_name());
let metadata = entry.metadata()?;
if metadata.is_dir() {
copy_dir_recursive(&entry_path, &target_path)?;
} else if metadata.file_type().is_symlink() {
// CRITICAL: use file_type() rather than metadata(). metadata()
// follows symlinks, so a directory symlink reports is_dir==true
// and would recurse unconditionally — a self-referential or
// ancestor-targeting directory symlink loops until the disk
// fills. file_type() is symlink-aware on both Unix and Windows.
let file_type = entry.file_type()?;
if file_type.is_symlink() {
// Recreate symlink rather than dereferencing — the
// transcription app stores recording paths verbatim so a
// dereferenced symlink could orphan large audio blobs.
// dereferenced symlink could orphan large audio blobs, and
// a directory symlink is the only way to terminate the
// recursion at the link boundary.
let link_target = std::fs::read_link(&entry_path)?;
#[cfg(unix)]
{
let target = std::fs::read_link(&entry_path)?;
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(target, &target_path)?;
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(link_target, &target_path)?;
}
#[cfg(windows)]
{
let target = std::fs::read_link(&entry_path)?;
if metadata.is_dir() {
std::os::windows::fs::symlink_dir(target, &target_path)?;
// On Windows we have to pick file vs dir symlink at
// creation time. Probe the link target with full
// metadata (it resolves through the link) to decide.
// If the target is missing or unreadable, fall back to
// a file symlink — safer than panicking the migration.
let target_is_dir = std::fs::metadata(&entry_path)
.map(|m| m.is_dir())
.unwrap_or(false);
if target_is_dir {
std::os::windows::fs::symlink_dir(link_target, &target_path)?;
} else {
std::os::windows::fs::symlink_file(target, &target_path)?;
std::os::windows::fs::symlink_file(link_target, &target_path)?;
}
}
} else {
} else if file_type.is_dir() {
copy_dir_recursive(&entry_path, &target_path)?;
} else if file_type.is_file() {
std::fs::copy(&entry_path, &target_path)?;
} else {
// Anything that is neither a symlink, a directory, nor a
// regular file lands here: on Unix that's FIFOs, sockets,
// and character / block device nodes. `std::fs::copy()` on
// a FIFO would block forever waiting for a writer, and on
// a device node would either fail unpredictably or attempt
// to read until the device's end-of-stream. Both turn a
// legacy-dir leftover into a silent migration hang. We
// refuse to cross the boundary and surface the path so
// the user can clean it up manually. The migration is
// re-runnable once the offending node is removed.
return Err(std::io::Error::new(
std::io::ErrorKind::Unsupported,
format!(
"refusing to copy non-regular filesystem object during migration: {}",
entry_path.display()
),
));
}
}
Ok(())
@@ -365,6 +591,19 @@ mod tests {
std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("lumotia-paths-test-{base}-{pid}-{nanos}"))
}
/// Helper: drive the migration with a single (legacy, target) pair
/// and return the (only) status it produced. Keeps existing tests
/// readable after the Option -> Vec API change.
fn migrate_one_pair_inner(pair: (PathBuf, PathBuf)) -> Result<MigrationStatus, std::io::Error> {
let mut statuses = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(vec![pair])?;
assert_eq!(
statuses.len(),
1,
"single-pair driver should yield exactly one status"
);
Ok(statuses.pop().unwrap())
}
#[test]
fn migrate_with_legacy_present_renames_dir_and_db() {
let root = unique_tmp("legacy-present");
@@ -374,8 +613,7 @@ mod tests {
std::fs::write(legacy.join("magnotia.db"), b"sqlite-stub").unwrap();
std::fs::write(legacy.join("recordings.placeholder"), b"x").unwrap();
let result = migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(Some((legacy.clone(), target.clone())))
.expect("migrate ok");
let result = migrate_one_pair_inner((legacy.clone(), target.clone())).expect("migrate ok");
match result {
MigrationStatus::Migrated {
@@ -411,8 +649,7 @@ mod tests {
std::fs::write(target.join("lumotia.db"), b"new-data").unwrap();
std::fs::write(legacy.join("magnotia.db"), b"legacy-data").unwrap();
let result = migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(Some((legacy.clone(), target.clone())))
.expect("migrate ok");
let result = migrate_one_pair_inner((legacy.clone(), target.clone())).expect("migrate ok");
assert_eq!(
result,
@@ -433,9 +670,9 @@ mod tests {
#[test]
fn migrate_with_neither_present_returns_no_legacy() {
let result = migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(None).expect("migrate ok");
let result = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(Vec::new()).expect("migrate ok");
assert_eq!(result, MigrationStatus::NoLegacyFound);
assert_eq!(result, vec![MigrationStatus::NoLegacyFound]);
}
#[test]
@@ -446,8 +683,7 @@ mod tests {
std::fs::create_dir_all(&legacy).unwrap();
std::fs::write(legacy.join("recordings.placeholder"), b"x").unwrap();
let result = migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(Some((legacy.clone(), target.clone())))
.expect("migrate ok");
let result = migrate_one_pair_inner((legacy.clone(), target.clone())).expect("migrate ok");
match result {
MigrationStatus::Migrated { renamed_db, .. } => {
@@ -471,8 +707,7 @@ mod tests {
std::fs::create_dir_all(&legacy).unwrap();
std::fs::write(legacy.join("magnotia.db"), b"data").unwrap();
let result = migrate_legacy_data_dir_inner(Some((legacy.clone(), target.clone())))
.expect("migrate ok");
let result = migrate_one_pair_inner((legacy.clone(), target.clone())).expect("migrate ok");
assert!(matches!(result, MigrationStatus::Migrated { .. }));
assert!(target.exists());
@@ -492,16 +727,15 @@ mod tests {
std::fs::create_dir_all(src.join("recordings/2026-05")).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(src.join("models/whisper-base-en")).unwrap();
std::fs::write(src.join("magnotia.db"), b"sqlite-bytes").unwrap();
std::fs::write(
src.join("recordings/2026-05/clip-001.wav"),
b"wav-bytes",
)
.unwrap();
std::fs::write(src.join("recordings/2026-05/clip-001.wav"), b"wav-bytes").unwrap();
std::fs::write(src.join("models/whisper-base-en/manifest.json"), b"{}").unwrap();
copy_dir_recursive(&src, &dst).expect("copy ok");
assert_eq!(std::fs::read(dst.join("magnotia.db")).unwrap(), b"sqlite-bytes");
assert_eq!(
std::fs::read(dst.join("magnotia.db")).unwrap(),
b"sqlite-bytes"
);
assert_eq!(
std::fs::read(dst.join("recordings/2026-05/clip-001.wav")).unwrap(),
b"wav-bytes"
@@ -555,4 +789,372 @@ mod tests {
let err = std::io::Error::from_raw_os_error(18);
assert!(is_cross_device(&err));
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Defect A regression tests: multi-legacy-candidate + ambiguity guard
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
#[test]
fn migrate_handles_both_dot_home_and_xdg() {
// Reproduces the multi-legacy orphan scenario: a Linux user with
// BOTH `~/.magnotia` and `~/.local/share/magnotia` on disk. The
// old code returned `Option<(legacy, target)>` and short-circuited
// on the dot-home variant, leaving the XDG legacy orphaned. The
// new driver loops over the Vec and migrates every candidate.
let root = unique_tmp("both-legacy");
let dot_legacy = root.join(".magnotia");
let dot_target = root.join(".lumotia");
let xdg_legacy = root.join(".local/share/magnotia");
let xdg_target = root.join(".local/share/lumotia");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&dot_legacy).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(&xdg_legacy).unwrap();
std::fs::write(dot_legacy.join("marker"), b"dot-home").unwrap();
std::fs::write(xdg_legacy.join("marker"), b"xdg").unwrap();
let statuses = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(vec![
(dot_legacy.clone(), dot_target.clone()),
(xdg_legacy.clone(), xdg_target.clone()),
])
.expect("migrate ok");
assert_eq!(
statuses.len(),
2,
"expected one status per legacy candidate"
);
for s in &statuses {
assert!(
matches!(s, MigrationStatus::Migrated { .. }),
"expected Migrated, got {s:?}"
);
}
assert!(!dot_legacy.exists(), "dot-home legacy should be gone");
assert!(!xdg_legacy.exists(), "XDG legacy should be gone");
assert!(dot_target.exists(), "dot-home target should exist");
assert!(xdg_target.exists(), "XDG target should exist");
assert_eq!(
std::fs::read(dot_target.join("marker")).unwrap(),
b"dot-home".to_vec(),
"dot-home content preserved"
);
assert_eq!(
std::fs::read(xdg_target.join("marker")).unwrap(),
b"xdg".to_vec(),
"XDG content preserved"
);
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[test]
fn resolve_app_data_dir_refuses_on_multiple_targets() {
// Reproduces the stray-dot-home orphan scenario: after a partial
// migration the user may end up with BOTH `~/.lumotia` and
// `~/.local/share/lumotia` on disk. Picking one silently is
// worse than failing fast, so the strict resolver must error
// with both paths surfaced for manual consolidation.
//
// We override HOME so the strict resolver scans inside our
// tempdir, then assert it returns Err with both paths named.
let root = unique_tmp("ambiguous-target");
let fake_home = root.join("home");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&fake_home).unwrap();
let dot = fake_home.join(".lumotia");
let xdg_default = fake_home.join(".local/share/lumotia");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&dot).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(&xdg_default).unwrap();
// Serialise env mutation: HOME / XDG_DATA_HOME are process-global,
// and other tests in this module rely on them being unchanged.
// We restore the previous values before returning.
let prev_home = std::env::var_os("HOME");
let prev_xdg = std::env::var_os("XDG_DATA_HOME");
// SAFETY: tests in this module that read HOME serialise on this
// exact pattern (set, call, restore) and the process is otherwise
// single-threaded inside a #[test] body.
std::env::set_var("HOME", &fake_home);
std::env::remove_var("XDG_DATA_HOME");
let result = resolve_app_data_dir_strict();
// Restore env BEFORE asserting so a panic doesn't poison
// subsequent tests.
match prev_home {
Some(v) => std::env::set_var("HOME", v),
None => std::env::remove_var("HOME"),
}
if let Some(v) = prev_xdg {
std::env::set_var("XDG_DATA_HOME", v);
}
let err = result.expect_err("expected ambiguity error");
assert!(
err.candidates.iter().any(|p| p == &dot),
"error must name dot-home candidate: {err}"
);
assert!(
err.candidates.iter().any(|p| p == &xdg_default),
"error must name XDG default candidate: {err}"
);
let msg = err.to_string();
assert!(
msg.contains("ambiguous"),
"message should flag ambiguity: {msg}"
);
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Defect B regression tests: copy_dir_recursive symlink loop
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn copy_dir_recursive_does_not_loop_on_self_referential_dir_symlink() {
// The original code used `entry.metadata()` which follows
// symlinks, so a directory symlink reported is_dir==true and
// recursed unconditionally. A self-referential dir symlink would
// then loop until the disk filled. Use file_type() (which does
// NOT follow symlinks), branch on is_symlink() FIRST, and
// recreate the link instead of recursing through it.
let root = unique_tmp("symlink-self");
let src = root.join("src");
let dst = root.join("dst");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();
std::fs::write(src.join("regular-file"), b"hello").unwrap();
// Self-reference: src/oops -> src.
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(&src, src.join("oops")).unwrap();
copy_dir_recursive(&src, &dst).expect("copy must terminate, not loop");
// The regular file should have been copied.
assert_eq!(std::fs::read(dst.join("regular-file")).unwrap(), b"hello");
// The self-reference should have been recreated as a symlink,
// NOT as a directory full of recursive copies.
let oops = dst.join("oops");
let oops_meta = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&oops).expect("oops should exist");
assert!(
oops_meta.file_type().is_symlink(),
"dst/oops must be a symlink, not a recursive directory copy"
);
// And the link target must be preserved verbatim.
let link_target = std::fs::read_link(&oops).unwrap();
assert_eq!(link_target, src, "symlink target should be preserved");
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn copy_dir_recursive_preserves_directory_symlinks() {
// A directory symlink to a real sibling dir must be recreated as
// a symlink in dst (preserving the link-shape), not dereferenced
// into a recursive copy of the sibling's contents.
let root = unique_tmp("symlink-dir");
let src = root.join("src");
let sibling = root.join("sibling");
let dst = root.join("dst");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(&sibling).unwrap();
std::fs::write(sibling.join("payload"), b"sibling-data").unwrap();
// src/link -> sibling (directory symlink).
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(&sibling, src.join("link")).unwrap();
copy_dir_recursive(&src, &dst).expect("copy ok");
let dst_link = dst.join("link");
let meta = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&dst_link).expect("dst/link should exist");
assert!(
meta.file_type().is_symlink(),
"dst/link must remain a symlink, not be replaced with a directory copy"
);
// Following the link should still resolve to sibling content;
// the link target must be preserved verbatim.
let link_target = std::fs::read_link(&dst_link).unwrap();
assert_eq!(link_target, sibling, "symlink target should be preserved");
// And we must NOT have written sibling/payload into dst/link/.
// (If link is a symlink, reading dst/link/payload would follow
// it back to sibling/payload, so check on-disk shape instead.)
let entries: Vec<_> = std::fs::read_dir(&dst).unwrap().collect();
let dst_link_entry = entries
.iter()
.find_map(|e| e.as_ref().ok())
.filter(|e| e.file_name() == "link");
if let Some(e) = dst_link_entry {
assert!(
e.file_type().unwrap().is_symlink(),
"directory entry for dst/link must report symlink"
);
}
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Adversarial probes: hostile filesystem objects inside the legacy
// tree that could turn a benign cross-device migration into a hang,
// a silent data loss, or an unhelpful panic. These exercise the
// copy_dir_recursive fall-through after the symlink and directory
// branches have been ruled out. Same-filesystem rename via
// `std::fs::rename` is atomic and bypasses these paths entirely; we
// only need to defend the EXDEV copy fallback.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn copy_dir_recursive_rejects_fifo_in_legacy_tree_without_hanging() {
// A FIFO inside the legacy tree must NOT cause copy_dir_recursive
// to block on std::fs::copy (open-for-read on a FIFO with no
// writer blocks indefinitely). The hardened branch surfaces an
// Unsupported error naming the offending path, leaving the
// partial destination on disk for the user to consult before
// retrying.
let root = unique_tmp("fifo-rejected");
let src = root.join("legacy");
let dst = root.join("new");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();
std::fs::write(src.join("regular.txt"), b"normal-data").unwrap();
let fifo_path = src.join("debug-pipe");
// mkfifo via the system binary keeps the test free of an extra
// libc dev-dependency. The migration only needs the FIFO to be
// present on disk so file_type().is_fifo() returns true.
let status = std::process::Command::new("mkfifo")
.arg(&fifo_path)
.status()
.expect("mkfifo invocation must run on a unix test host");
assert!(status.success(), "mkfifo must succeed");
// Bound the test against the regression: if a future refactor
// re-introduces the std::fs::copy fall-through, the FIFO read
// would hang forever and stall CI. We run copy_dir_recursive
// on a worker thread and require it to return within a tight
// budget; a slow CI host gets 5 seconds, which is many orders
// of magnitude above the expected ~ms return.
let src_owned = src.clone();
let dst_owned = dst.clone();
let handle = std::thread::spawn(move || copy_dir_recursive(&src_owned, &dst_owned));
let start = std::time::Instant::now();
let result = loop {
if handle.is_finished() {
break handle.join().expect("worker thread must not panic");
}
if start.elapsed() > std::time::Duration::from_secs(5) {
panic!(
"copy_dir_recursive hung on a FIFO inside the legacy tree; \
suspected regression in the non-regular fall-through guard"
);
}
std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(10));
};
let err = result.expect_err("FIFO inside legacy tree must surface an error");
assert_eq!(err.kind(), std::io::ErrorKind::Unsupported);
let msg = err.to_string();
assert!(
msg.contains("debug-pipe"),
"error must name the offending path: {msg}"
);
// The partial destination may or may not contain the regular
// file depending on read_dir iteration order; we don't assert
// either way. What matters is that the migration returns an
// error rather than blocking forever.
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn copy_dir_recursive_surfaces_permission_error_on_unreadable_file() {
// A legacy file with mode 0000 inside the tree must cause
// copy_dir_recursive to fail loud with PermissionDenied, not
// silently skip the file (which would orphan user data). The
// user can chmod the file and retry.
use std::os::unix::fs::PermissionsExt;
let root = unique_tmp("unreadable-file");
let src = root.join("legacy");
let dst = root.join("new");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();
let locked = src.join("locked.db");
std::fs::write(&locked, b"sensitive").unwrap();
std::fs::set_permissions(&locked, std::fs::Permissions::from_mode(0o000)).unwrap();
// Belt-and-braces against test-running-as-root: root bypasses
// DAC permissions and would silently succeed, masking the
// regression. Skip the assertion in that case so the test is
// honest about what it proved.
let running_as_root = effective_uid() == 0;
let result = copy_dir_recursive(&src, &dst);
// Restore permissions before TempDir cleanup, regardless of
// the test outcome, so the tempdir teardown doesn't itself
// hit EACCES.
std::fs::set_permissions(&locked, std::fs::Permissions::from_mode(0o600)).ok();
if running_as_root {
// Document the bypass; the test still has value in CI
// where the runner is non-root.
assert!(
result.is_ok() || result.is_err(),
"test result intentionally not asserted under euid 0"
);
} else {
let err = result.expect_err("unreadable file must surface an error");
assert_eq!(
err.kind(),
std::io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied,
"expected PermissionDenied, got {err:?}"
);
}
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
/// Read the effective uid by inspecting a freshly-created file's
/// owner. Used by the permission-denied probe to skip its core
/// assertion when the test host runs as root (root bypasses DAC).
/// Direct over a libc dev-dependency for one helper.
#[cfg(unix)]
fn effective_uid() -> u32 {
use std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt;
let tmp = std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("euid-probe-{}", std::process::id()));
std::fs::write(&tmp, b"x").unwrap();
let uid = std::fs::metadata(&tmp).unwrap().uid();
std::fs::remove_file(&tmp).ok();
uid
}
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn copy_dir_recursive_preserves_dangling_symlink_target() {
// A legacy symlink pointing at a since-deleted target must be
// recreated as a dangling symlink at the destination — NOT
// dereferenced (which would fail) and NOT skipped (which would
// silently drop a piece of the user's directory shape).
let root = unique_tmp("dangling-symlink");
let src = root.join("legacy");
let dst = root.join("new");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();
std::os::unix::fs::symlink("/no/such/path/ever", src.join("orphan")).unwrap();
copy_dir_recursive(&src, &dst).expect("dangling symlink must not abort the copy");
let orphan = dst.join("orphan");
let meta = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&orphan).expect("orphan must exist as a link");
assert!(
meta.file_type().is_symlink(),
"dst/orphan must be a symlink, not a regular file or directory"
);
let link_target = std::fs::read_link(&orphan).unwrap();
assert_eq!(
link_target,
std::path::PathBuf::from("/no/such/path/ever"),
"symlink target must be preserved verbatim"
);
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
}

12
crates/hotkey/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-hotkey"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Wayland-compatible global hotkey listener for Lumotia — evdev backend with device hotplug"
[dependencies]
@@ -14,3 +16,9 @@ tracing = "0.1"
evdev = { version = "0.12", features = ["tokio"] }
notify = { version = "7", default-features = false, features = ["macos_fsevent"] }
nix = { version = "0.29", features = ["fs"] }
[dev-dependencies]
# `rt-multi-thread` enables `#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")]` used by
# the supervisor + listener lifecycle regression tests. Without it the
# concurrency leak coverage cannot exercise real parallelism.
tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt", "rt-multi-thread", "sync", "macros", "time"] }

3
crates/hotkey/src/lib.rs
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@@ -13,6 +13,9 @@
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
mod linux;
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
mod supervisor;
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
pub use linux::*;

376
crates/hotkey/src/linux.rs
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@@ -8,8 +8,19 @@
//! - Device hotplug via `notify` watching `/dev/input/`
//! - Retry loop for udev permission propagation on new devices
//! - Per-device async event streams
//!
//! ## Lifecycle
//!
//! Every task this module spawns is owned by a
//! [`crate::supervisor::SupervisorHandle`] living inside the
//! [`EvdevHotkeyListener`]. On `stop()`, the supervisor sends a broadcast
//! shutdown signal and awaits every `JoinHandle` with a bounded timeout,
//! so a reconfigure cannot leave orphaned listeners alive (which would
//! otherwise hold `event_tx` clones forever and emit duplicate events to
//! the frontend). See `supervisor.rs` for the supervisor and
//! `tests/listener_lifecycle.rs` for the regression tests.
use std::collections::HashSet;
use std::collections::HashMap;
use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};
use std::sync::Arc;
@@ -17,6 +28,7 @@ use evdev::{AttributeSetRef, Device, InputEventKind, Key};
use notify::{recommended_watcher, EventKind, RecursiveMode, Watcher};
use tokio::sync::{mpsc, watch, Mutex};
use crate::supervisor::SupervisorHandle;
use crate::HotkeyCombo;
/// Events emitted by the hotkey listener.
@@ -28,12 +40,27 @@ pub enum HotkeyEvent {
Released,
}
/// Shared map of attached evdev devices. Keyed by path so attach is
/// idempotent. Membership-only marker — the actual `JoinHandle` for each
/// device listener task lives in the supervisor. Insert-before-spawn
/// under one mutex hold closes the TOCTOU window the previous design had.
type TrackedDevices = Arc<Mutex<HashMap<PathBuf, ()>>>;
/// Manages evdev device listeners and hotplug detection.
///
/// All spawned tasks are owned by an internal
/// [`SupervisorHandle`]. On `stop()` (or `Drop`) every task receives a
/// broadcast shutdown signal and is joined with a per-task timeout so a
/// reconfigure cannot leak listeners.
pub struct EvdevHotkeyListener {
/// Send a new hotkey config to all listener tasks.
hotkey_tx: watch::Sender<Option<HotkeyCombo>>,
/// Signals all tasks to shut down.
shutdown_tx: mpsc::Sender<()>,
/// Tracks every spawned task. Cloned into spawn sites so per-device
/// retry tasks can register their own children.
supervisor: SupervisorHandle,
/// Set to `true` once `stop()` has run so `Drop` skips its
/// best-effort shutdown signal.
stopped: bool,
}
impl EvdevHotkeyListener {
@@ -43,101 +70,71 @@ impl EvdevHotkeyListener {
/// The listener spawns:
/// 1. One async task per input device that has the target key
/// 2. A watcher task that detects new devices via inotify on `/dev/input/`
pub fn start(combo: HotkeyCombo, event_tx: mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>) -> Self {
pub async fn start(combo: HotkeyCombo, event_tx: mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>) -> Self {
let (hotkey_tx, hotkey_rx) = watch::channel(Some(combo));
let (shutdown_tx, mut shutdown_rx) = mpsc::channel::<()>(1);
let tracked: TrackedDevices = Arc::new(Mutex::new(HashMap::new()));
let supervisor = SupervisorHandle::new();
let tracked = Arc::new(Mutex::new(HashSet::<PathBuf>::new()));
// Spawn initial device listeners
let hotkey_rx_clone = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx_clone = event_tx.clone();
let tracked_clone = tracked.clone();
tokio::spawn(async move {
scan_and_attach(&hotkey_rx_clone, &event_tx_clone, &tracked_clone).await;
});
// Spawn hotplug watcher
let hotkey_rx_hotplug = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx_hotplug = event_tx.clone();
let tracked_hotplug = tracked.clone();
tokio::spawn(async move {
let (notify_tx, mut notify_rx) = mpsc::channel::<PathBuf>(32);
// notify watcher runs on a blocking thread internally.
// If inotify itself is unavailable (rare: minimal containers,
// some BSDs misconfigured as Linux) we degrade to "no
// hotplug detection" rather than panicking the task — the
// initial scan_and_attach pass above still picks up all
// devices that exist at startup.
let _watcher = {
let notify_tx = notify_tx.clone();
let watcher = recommended_watcher(move |res: Result<notify::Event, _>| {
if let Ok(event) = res {
if matches!(event.kind, EventKind::Create(_)) {
for path in event.paths {
if is_event_device(&path) {
let _ = notify_tx.blocking_send(path);
}
}
}
}
});
match watcher {
Ok(mut w) => {
match w.watch(Path::new("/dev/input"), RecursiveMode::NonRecursive) {
Ok(()) => Some(w),
Err(e) => {
tracing::warn!(
error = %e,
"cannot watch /dev/input; hotplug detection disabled, \
devices present at startup still work"
);
None
}
}
}
Err(e) => {
tracing::warn!(
error = %e,
"cannot create inotify watcher; hotplug detection disabled"
);
None
}
}
};
loop {
// Spawn initial scanner. Walks /dev/input once and attaches every
// matching device. After it completes the hotplug watcher (below)
// is responsible for keeping the attachment set in sync.
{
let hotkey_rx = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx = event_tx.clone();
let tracked = tracked.clone();
let supervisor_inner = supervisor.clone();
let mut shutdown_rx = supervisor.subscribe();
let scanner_handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
tokio::select! {
Some(path) = notify_rx.recv() => {
// Retry opening with backoff — udev permissions propagate
// asynchronously after device creation (whisper-overlay pattern)
let hotkey_rx = hotkey_rx_hotplug.clone();
let event_tx = event_tx_hotplug.clone();
let tracked = tracked_hotplug.clone();
tokio::spawn(async move {
for attempt in 0..5 {
if attempt > 0 {
tokio::time::sleep(
std::time::Duration::from_secs(1)
).await;
}
if try_attach_device(
&path, &hotkey_rx, &event_tx, &tracked,
).await {
break;
}
}
});
_ = scan_and_attach(
&hotkey_rx,
&event_tx,
&tracked,
&supervisor_inner,
) => {}
_ = shutdown_rx.recv() => {
tracing::debug!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
"scanner received shutdown signal mid-scan"
);
}
_ = shutdown_rx.recv() => break,
}
}
});
});
supervisor.register("scanner", scanner_handle).await;
}
// Spawn hotplug watcher. Hands the supervisor handle through so
// it can register retry tasks it spawns.
{
let hotkey_rx = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx = event_tx.clone();
let tracked = tracked.clone();
let supervisor_inner = supervisor.clone();
let mut shutdown_rx = supervisor.subscribe();
let hotplug_handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
run_hotplug_watcher(
hotkey_rx,
event_tx,
tracked,
supervisor_inner,
&mut shutdown_rx,
)
.await;
});
supervisor.register("hotplug", hotplug_handle).await;
}
let task_count = supervisor.task_count().await;
tracing::info!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
task_count = task_count,
"supervisor started"
);
Self {
hotkey_tx,
shutdown_tx,
supervisor,
stopped: false,
}
}
@@ -148,9 +145,121 @@ impl EvdevHotkeyListener {
}
/// Stop all listeners and clean up.
pub async fn stop(&self) {
///
/// Consumes the listener so it cannot be reused. Awaits every
/// supervised task with a per-task timeout (see
/// [`SupervisorHandle::shutdown`]); a stuck task is logged and
/// detached rather than blocking the caller indefinitely.
pub async fn stop(mut self) {
// Signal None first so device listeners exit their loop cleanly
// without waiting for the broadcast subscription select arm.
let _ = self.hotkey_tx.send(None);
let _ = self.shutdown_tx.send(()).await;
self.supervisor.shutdown().await;
self.stopped = true;
}
}
/// Best-effort shutdown on drop. Async drop isn't available in stable
/// Rust, so we only fire the broadcast — we cannot await JoinHandles
/// here. Tasks subscribed to the broadcast see the signal and exit
/// cooperatively; their JoinHandles detach but the runtime reclaims them
/// once they finish. The intended path is always explicit `stop().await`
/// before drop.
impl Drop for EvdevHotkeyListener {
fn drop(&mut self) {
if !self.stopped {
self.supervisor.signal_shutdown_nonblocking();
let _ = self.hotkey_tx.send(None);
}
}
}
/// Hotplug watcher loop. Listens for inotify events on `/dev/input/`
/// and dispatches a retry task per new device path. Cooperatively
/// shuts down on broadcast.
async fn run_hotplug_watcher(
hotkey_rx: watch::Receiver<Option<HotkeyCombo>>,
event_tx: mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>,
tracked: TrackedDevices,
supervisor: SupervisorHandle,
shutdown_rx: &mut tokio::sync::broadcast::Receiver<()>,
) {
let (notify_tx, mut notify_rx) = mpsc::channel::<PathBuf>(32);
// notify watcher runs on a blocking thread internally.
// If inotify itself is unavailable (rare: minimal containers,
// some BSDs misconfigured as Linux) we degrade to "no
// hotplug detection" rather than panicking the task — the
// initial scan_and_attach pass above still picks up all
// devices that exist at startup.
let _watcher = {
let notify_tx = notify_tx.clone();
let watcher = recommended_watcher(move |res: Result<notify::Event, _>| {
if let Ok(event) = res {
if matches!(event.kind, EventKind::Create(_)) {
for path in event.paths {
if is_event_device(&path) {
let _ = notify_tx.blocking_send(path);
}
}
}
}
});
match watcher {
Ok(mut w) => match w.watch(Path::new("/dev/input"), RecursiveMode::NonRecursive) {
Ok(()) => Some(w),
Err(e) => {
tracing::warn!(
error = %e,
"cannot watch /dev/input; hotplug detection disabled, \
devices present at startup still work"
);
None
}
},
Err(e) => {
tracing::warn!(
error = %e,
"cannot create inotify watcher; hotplug detection disabled"
);
None
}
}
};
loop {
tokio::select! {
Some(path) = notify_rx.recv() => {
// Retry opening with backoff — udev permissions propagate
// asynchronously after device creation (whisper-overlay pattern).
// The retry task subscribes to the broadcast so it exits
// promptly on stop() even if it's mid-backoff.
let hotkey_rx = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx = event_tx.clone();
let tracked = tracked.clone();
let supervisor_inner = supervisor.clone();
let mut retry_shutdown_rx = supervisor.subscribe();
let retry_handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
for attempt in 0..5 {
if attempt > 0 {
tokio::select! {
_ = tokio::time::sleep(
std::time::Duration::from_secs(1)
) => {}
_ = retry_shutdown_rx.recv() => return,
}
}
if try_attach_device(
&path, &hotkey_rx, &event_tx, &tracked, &supervisor_inner,
).await {
break;
}
}
});
supervisor.register("hotplug-retry", retry_handle).await;
}
_ = shutdown_rx.recv() => break,
}
}
}
@@ -193,7 +302,8 @@ pub fn check_access() -> Result<(), String> {
async fn scan_and_attach(
hotkey_rx: &watch::Receiver<Option<HotkeyCombo>>,
event_tx: &mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>,
tracked: &Arc<Mutex<HashSet<PathBuf>>>,
tracked: &TrackedDevices,
supervisor: &SupervisorHandle,
) {
let input_dir = Path::new("/dev/input");
let entries = match std::fs::read_dir(input_dir) {
@@ -207,21 +317,31 @@ async fn scan_and_attach(
for entry in entries.flatten() {
let path = entry.path();
if is_event_device(&path) {
try_attach_device(&path, hotkey_rx, event_tx, tracked).await;
try_attach_device(&path, hotkey_rx, event_tx, tracked, supervisor).await;
}
}
}
/// Try to open a device and start listening if it supports the target key.
/// Returns true if the device was successfully attached.
///
/// Insert-into-tracked-then-spawn-then-release-mutex makes attachment
/// atomic against concurrent hotplug + scan; the previous design's
/// remove-after-task-exits window allowed double-attaches.
async fn try_attach_device(
path: &Path,
hotkey_rx: &watch::Receiver<Option<HotkeyCombo>>,
event_tx: &mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>,
tracked: &Arc<Mutex<HashSet<PathBuf>>>,
tracked: &TrackedDevices,
supervisor: &SupervisorHandle,
) -> bool {
let mut tracked_set = tracked.lock().await;
if tracked_set.contains(path) {
// Hold the mutex across the contains-check, the insert, AND the
// spawn registration. This is the TOCTOU fix for Race-extra: the
// previous implementation released the mutex before spawning and
// before removal, leaving windows where concurrent scan + hotplug
// could double-attach the same device.
let mut tracked_map = tracked.lock().await;
if tracked_map.contains_key(path) {
return true;
}
@@ -249,27 +369,52 @@ async fn try_attach_device(
"attached hotkey listener"
);
tracked_set.insert(path.to_path_buf());
drop(tracked_set);
// Insert BEFORE spawning the listener task so a racing caller (the
// scanner running concurrently with a hotplug retry, for example)
// sees the entry and short-circuits.
tracked_map.insert(path.to_path_buf(), ());
// Spawn a listener task for this device
let hotkey_rx = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx = event_tx.clone();
// Clone everything the spawned task needs before we release the
// mutex so the release point is a single statement.
let hotkey_rx_owned = hotkey_rx.clone();
let event_tx_owned = event_tx.clone();
let path_owned = path.to_path_buf();
let tracked = tracked.clone();
let tracked_for_cleanup = tracked.clone();
let mut shutdown_rx = supervisor.subscribe();
tokio::spawn(async move {
if let Err(e) = device_listener(device, hotkey_rx, event_tx).await {
tracing::warn!(
path = %path_owned.display(),
error = %e,
"device listener ended"
);
let listener_handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
let listener_fut = device_listener(device, hotkey_rx_owned, event_tx_owned);
tokio::select! {
res = listener_fut => {
if let Err(e) = res {
tracing::warn!(
path = %path_owned.display(),
error = %e,
"device listener ended"
);
}
}
_ = shutdown_rx.recv() => {
tracing::debug!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
path = %path_owned.display(),
"device listener received shutdown signal"
);
}
}
// Remove from tracked set so hotplug can re-attach if reconnected
tracked.lock().await.remove(&path_owned);
// Remove from tracked set so hotplug can re-attach if reconnected.
tracked_for_cleanup.lock().await.remove(&path_owned);
});
drop(tracked_map);
// Register with the supervisor. This await is brief — it just locks
// the supervisor inner Vec and pushes — and happens outside the
// tracked-map lock.
supervisor
.register("device-listener", listener_handle)
.await;
true
}
@@ -427,4 +572,11 @@ mod tests {
keys.insert(Key::KEY_R);
assert!(!device_supports_combo(Some(&keys), &combo_for(KEY_D)));
}
// TODO(test): Race-extra (TOCTOU on `tracked`) is hard to exercise
// without real /dev/input/event* devices + the udev attach race.
// The new insert-before-spawn + supervisor-owned-handle design
// closes the window by construction; a deterministic test would need
// to fake the evdev::Device::open path which the crate doesn't
// currently expose. See atomiser finding "Race-extra" for context.
}

12
crates/hotkey/src/stub.rs
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@@ -2,6 +2,10 @@
//!
//! On macOS and Windows, Tauri's global-shortcut plugin handles hotkeys
//! natively. This stub exists so the crate compiles on all platforms.
//!
//! The signature here mirrors the Linux backend so the consumer (the
//! Tauri command layer) can use the same call shape on every platform:
//! `EvdevHotkeyListener::start(...).await` and `listener.stop().await`.
use tokio::sync::mpsc;
@@ -18,12 +22,16 @@ pub enum HotkeyEvent {
pub struct EvdevHotkeyListener;
impl EvdevHotkeyListener {
pub fn start(_combo: HotkeyCombo, _event_tx: mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>) -> Self {
/// Mirrors the Linux backend's async constructor so consumers can
/// `await` the same call shape regardless of platform.
pub async fn start(_combo: HotkeyCombo, _event_tx: mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>) -> Self {
tracing::info!("evdev hotkey listener is a no-op on this platform");
Self
}
pub fn set_hotkey(&self, _combo: HotkeyCombo) {}
pub async fn stop(&self) {}
/// Consuming stop mirrors the Linux backend so callers can rely on
/// the listener being unusable after shutdown on every platform.
pub async fn stop(self) {}
}

238
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@@ -0,0 +1,238 @@
//! Task supervisor for the evdev hotkey listener.
//!
//! Owns `JoinHandle`s for every task the listener spawns (scanner, hotplug
//! watcher, hotplug retry tasks, per-device listeners). Provides a
//! broadcast shutdown channel that every cooperating task subscribes to.
//!
//! Three concurrency leaks this fixes:
//! - **Race-1**: per-device listener tasks had no cancellation path, so
//! after `stop()` returned they kept running and emitting events.
//! - **Race-2**: the forwarder task in `commands::hotkey` had no
//! `JoinHandle` tracking, so a reconfigure leaked a permanent forwarder
//! that received duplicated events.
//! - **Race-extra (TOCTOU)**: the `tracked` `HashSet` could miss-attach or
//! double-attach because removal happened after the listener task
//! exited, leaving a window where a concurrent hotplug saw stale state.
//! The new `HashMap<PathBuf, ()>` keyed by canonical path, coupled with
//! insert-before-spawn under one mutex hold, makes attachment atomic.
//!
//! See `tests/listener_lifecycle.rs` for regression coverage.
use std::sync::Arc;
use std::time::Duration;
use tokio::sync::{broadcast, Mutex};
use tokio::task::JoinHandle;
use tokio::time::timeout;
/// How long to wait for any single task to drain on `shutdown()` before
/// we give up on it. Two seconds is generous for cooperative shutdown
/// via the broadcast channel — anything slower is treated as a stuck
/// task and detached (NOT aborted: `timeout(d, handle).await` consumes
/// the `JoinHandle` by value and dropping a `JoinHandle` detaches the
/// task, so the task keeps running until the tokio runtime tears it
/// down). A warning is logged so the operator can investigate.
const SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT: Duration = Duration::from_secs(2);
/// Capacity of the broadcast shutdown channel. Eight is far more than we
/// expect to ever need (one slot per concurrent subscriber, drained
/// immediately), but cheap enough that a tighter bound buys us nothing.
const SHUTDOWN_CHANNEL_CAPACITY: usize = 8;
/// Inner state of the supervisor, behind a mutex so concurrent spawn
/// sites can register handles.
struct SupervisorInner {
handles: Vec<(&'static str, JoinHandle<()>)>,
}
/// Shareable handle to a task supervisor. Hand a clone of this to every
/// task that needs to register child tasks (e.g. the hotplug watcher
/// needs to register retry tasks it spawns). The actual shutdown is
/// driven by [`SupervisorHandle::shutdown`], which is called once by the
/// listener's `stop()`.
#[derive(Clone)]
pub(crate) struct SupervisorHandle {
shutdown_tx: broadcast::Sender<()>,
inner: Arc<Mutex<SupervisorInner>>,
}
impl SupervisorHandle {
pub(crate) fn new() -> Self {
let (shutdown_tx, _) = broadcast::channel(SHUTDOWN_CHANNEL_CAPACITY);
Self {
shutdown_tx,
inner: Arc::new(Mutex::new(SupervisorInner {
handles: Vec::new(),
})),
}
}
/// Subscribe to the shutdown signal. Tasks should `tokio::select!`
/// this receiver alongside their work so they exit promptly on
/// `shutdown()`.
pub(crate) fn subscribe(&self) -> broadcast::Receiver<()> {
self.shutdown_tx.subscribe()
}
/// Register a spawned task. The `label` is logged only when the task
/// has to be force-aborted, so concise tags like `"scanner"` are
/// sufficient.
pub(crate) async fn register(&self, label: &'static str, handle: JoinHandle<()>) {
self.inner.lock().await.handles.push((label, handle));
}
/// Current number of registered tasks. Useful for logging.
pub(crate) async fn task_count(&self) -> usize {
self.inner.lock().await.handles.len()
}
/// Fire the shutdown signal WITHOUT awaiting any tasks. Used by
/// `Drop` for paranoia — async drop is not available in stable Rust,
/// so we cannot join handles here.
pub(crate) fn signal_shutdown_nonblocking(&self) {
let _ = self.shutdown_tx.send(());
}
/// Signal every subscriber to shut down, then await each registered
/// task with a per-task timeout. Any task that doesn't drain inside
/// the timeout is detached and logged via `tracing::warn!`.
pub(crate) async fn shutdown(&self) {
// `send` only errors when there are no live receivers, which is a
// perfectly fine state — every subscriber already exited or none
// was ever attached.
let _ = self.shutdown_tx.send(());
// Drain handles. We hold the lock only long enough to swap the
// Vec out so tasks racing to register late don't block our wait.
let handles: Vec<(&'static str, JoinHandle<()>)> = {
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().await;
std::mem::take(&mut guard.handles)
};
let task_count = handles.len();
for (label, handle) in handles {
match timeout(SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT, handle).await {
Ok(Ok(())) => {
// Clean exit.
}
Ok(Err(join_err)) => {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
task = label,
error = %join_err,
"supervised task ended abnormally"
);
}
Err(_elapsed) => {
// Timed out — task is stuck. We can't await again
// after the timeout future consumed the handle, so
// log and detach. Every task in this crate selects
// on the shutdown broadcast and sees senders drop,
// so reaching this branch indicates a genuine bug.
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
task = label,
timeout_secs = SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT.as_secs(),
"supervised task did not drain within timeout; detaching"
);
}
}
}
// Drain anything registered while we were awaiting (a late
// hotplug retry, for instance). These tasks have already seen
// the broadcast and should be on their way out.
let late: Vec<(&'static str, JoinHandle<()>)> = {
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().await;
std::mem::take(&mut guard.handles)
};
let late_count = late.len();
for (label, handle) in late {
match timeout(SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT, handle).await {
Ok(Ok(())) => {}
Ok(Err(e)) => {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
task = label,
error = %e,
"late-registered task ended abnormally"
);
}
Err(_) => {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
task = label,
"late-registered task did not drain"
);
}
}
}
tracing::info!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
task_count = task_count + late_count,
"supervisor stopped"
);
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering};
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread", worker_threads = 2)]
async fn shutdown_joins_all_registered_tasks() {
let sup = SupervisorHandle::new();
let counter = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
for i in 0..5 {
let mut rx = sup.subscribe();
let counter = counter.clone();
let handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
let _ = rx.recv().await;
counter.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
tracing::debug!(task_id = i, "task exiting");
});
sup.register("test-task", handle).await;
}
assert_eq!(sup.task_count().await, 5);
sup.shutdown().await;
assert_eq!(
counter.load(Ordering::SeqCst),
5,
"every registered task should observe shutdown and run its exit path"
);
}
/// A stuck task — one that does not subscribe to broadcast shutdown
/// and would otherwise run forever — must not block `shutdown()`
/// past the per-task timeout. Note: the supervisor does NOT abort
/// the task; it detaches it. Verifying detach behaviour directly is
/// not possible from this test because `register()` moves the
/// `JoinHandle` into the supervisor's inner Vec. The bounded-elapsed
/// assertion below is what guards against a regression that
/// reintroduces an unbounded `handle.await` in `shutdown()`.
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread", worker_threads = 2)]
async fn shutdown_does_not_block_on_stuck_tasks_after_timeout() {
let sup = SupervisorHandle::new();
let handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
// Sleep forever — does NOT subscribe to shutdown.
tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_secs(3600)).await;
});
sup.register("stuck", handle).await;
let start = std::time::Instant::now();
sup.shutdown().await;
let elapsed = start.elapsed();
assert!(
elapsed < Duration::from_secs(4),
"shutdown should not block past timeout * 2, took {elapsed:?}"
);
}
}

194
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@@ -0,0 +1,194 @@
//! Regression tests for the three concurrency leaks the code-atomiser
//! flagged in the hotkey listener:
//!
//! - **Race-1** — orphaned per-device listener tasks after `stop()`.
//! Coverage: `listener_stop_drops_internal_senders` — exercises the
//! only side-effect we can observe through the public API. After
//! `stop()` every internal device-listener task must drop its
//! `mpsc::Sender<HotkeyEvent>` clone, which we detect by asserting
//! that the receiving end's `recv()` returns `None`.
//!
//! - **Race-2** — leaked forwarder task on reconfigure. Coverage:
//! `reconfigure_does_not_leak_forwarder` — simulates the exact pattern
//! the Tauri command layer uses (listener + forwarder pair), confirms
//! that after a reconfigure the OLD forwarder has joined and only the
//! new one is consuming events.
//!
//! - **Race-extra (TOCTOU)** — see `// TODO(test):` in
//! `crates/hotkey/src/linux.rs`. Exercising the TOCTOU window
//! deterministically requires faking the evdev::Device::open path,
//! which the crate does not currently expose. The fix is closed by
//! construction (insert-before-spawn under one mutex hold + supervisor
//! ownership of every spawn handle).
#![cfg(target_os = "linux")]
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering};
use std::sync::Arc;
use std::time::{Duration, Instant};
use lumotia_hotkey::{EvdevHotkeyListener, HotkeyCombo, HotkeyEvent};
use tokio::sync::mpsc;
fn dummy_combo() -> HotkeyCombo {
// KEY_R = 19, the default Lumotia hotkey. No device on the CI box is
// expected to match for actual key events — these tests exercise the
// lifecycle, not the event-firing path.
HotkeyCombo {
ctrl: true,
shift: true,
alt: false,
super_key: false,
key_code: 19,
label: "Ctrl+Shift+R".to_string(),
}
}
/// Race-1 regression. After `stop()`, every device-listener and watcher
/// task spawned by the listener must exit and drop its `event_tx` clone.
/// We detect that by holding the receiving end and observing the
/// channel-closed signal (`recv()` returning `None`).
///
/// If the bug regressed (listeners orphaned), `recv()` would block
/// indefinitely because the leaked tasks still hold sender clones, and
/// the test would time out.
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread", worker_threads = 2)]
async fn listener_stop_drops_internal_senders() {
let (event_tx, mut event_rx) = mpsc::channel::<HotkeyEvent>(64);
let listener = EvdevHotkeyListener::start(dummy_combo(), event_tx).await;
// Let the supervisor spin up its tasks. The scanner+hotplug watcher
// tasks subscribe to broadcast shutdown during construction, so the
// scheduling order doesn't really matter, but we yield once for
// robustness.
tokio::task::yield_now().await;
let stop_start = Instant::now();
listener.stop().await;
let stop_elapsed = stop_start.elapsed();
// Stop must itself be bounded. The supervisor's per-task timeout is
// 2 s, and we have at most a handful of internal tasks (scanner,
// hotplug, plus however many real /dev/input devices the test
// sandbox exposes — usually zero on CI). Cap total stop time at
// 10 s to give us a clear failure rather than a hung CI runner.
assert!(
stop_elapsed < Duration::from_secs(10),
"EvdevHotkeyListener::stop() should bound on supervisor timeout; took {stop_elapsed:?}"
);
// After stop, every internal sender clone must be dropped, which
// closes the channel for the receiver. `recv()` returns None on a
// closed-and-drained channel. We wrap in a timeout so a regressed
// implementation (leaked listener tasks holding sender clones)
// surfaces as a clean assertion failure rather than a hung test.
let recv_result = tokio::time::timeout(Duration::from_secs(5), event_rx.recv()).await;
match recv_result {
Ok(None) => {
// Pass — channel closed, no sender clones leaked.
}
Ok(Some(ev)) => panic!(
"received hotkey event {ev:?} after stop() — listener tasks should have exited \
and dropped their senders, indicating Race-1 regressed"
),
Err(_) => panic!(
"timed out waiting for event_rx to close after stop() — internal sender clones \
were not dropped, indicating Race-1 regressed (orphaned listener tasks)"
),
}
}
/// Race-2 regression. Simulates the Tauri command layer's
/// listener+forwarder pair. After a reconfigure (stop old, start new),
/// only the NEW forwarder must be alive — the previous implementation
/// leaked one forwarder per reconfigure.
///
/// We assert leak-freedom by:
/// 1. Holding a JoinHandle to each forwarder we spawn.
/// 2. After the reconfigure, asserting the old forwarder's JoinHandle
/// is finished within a bounded timeout.
///
/// The new forwarder's JoinHandle must NOT be finished (it's still
/// receiving from the new listener).
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread", worker_threads = 2)]
async fn reconfigure_does_not_leak_forwarder() {
let received_first = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
let received_second = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
// ---- First listener + forwarder ----
let (event_tx_1, mut event_rx_1) = mpsc::channel::<HotkeyEvent>(64);
let listener_1 = EvdevHotkeyListener::start(dummy_combo(), event_tx_1).await;
let counter_1 = received_first.clone();
let forwarder_1 = tokio::spawn(async move {
while let Some(_event) = event_rx_1.recv().await {
counter_1.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
}
// Returns when the channel closes (all senders dropped). That's
// the only clean way for the forwarder to exit, and it must
// happen on reconfigure for the leak to be fixed.
});
tokio::task::yield_now().await;
// ---- Reconfigure: stop old, start new ----
// This mirrors `start_evdev_hotkey` in src-tauri/src/commands/hotkey.rs
// after the fix: stop old listener (which drains every internal task
// via the supervisor) THEN join the old forwarder (which exits when
// all sender clones drop) BEFORE installing the new pair.
listener_1.stop().await;
// Old forwarder must finish in bounded time. If Race-2 regressed
// (orphaned listener tasks still holding sender clones), the
// forwarder would never see `None` from recv() and this timeout
// would fire.
let join_result = tokio::time::timeout(Duration::from_secs(5), forwarder_1).await;
assert!(
join_result.is_ok(),
"old forwarder did not join after listener.stop() — Race-2 regressed: \
orphaned listener tasks are still holding event_tx clones"
);
// Verify the inner result (forwarder didn't panic).
join_result.unwrap().expect("old forwarder panicked");
// ---- Second listener + forwarder ----
let (event_tx_2, mut event_rx_2) = mpsc::channel::<HotkeyEvent>(64);
let listener_2 = EvdevHotkeyListener::start(dummy_combo(), event_tx_2).await;
let counter_2 = received_second.clone();
let forwarder_2 = tokio::spawn(async move {
while let Some(_event) = event_rx_2.recv().await {
counter_2.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
}
});
tokio::task::yield_now().await;
// Sanity check: the new forwarder is still running (not yet
// joined). `is_finished()` returns true only when the task has
// completed.
assert!(
!forwarder_2.is_finished(),
"new forwarder must still be running after reconfigure — otherwise \
the new listener's senders were dropped prematurely"
);
// ---- Cleanup ----
listener_2.stop().await;
let cleanup_join = tokio::time::timeout(Duration::from_secs(5), forwarder_2).await;
assert!(
cleanup_join.is_ok(),
"second forwarder also failed to drain after stop()"
);
// We don't actually assert on the counters — these tests run without
// a matching evdev device, so no Pressed/Released events fire. The
// leak detection is in the JoinHandle behaviour above, not the event
// count. The counters exist so the test compiles as a real
// forwarder pattern matching what commands::hotkey does in
// production.
let _ = (
received_first.load(Ordering::SeqCst),
received_second.load(Ordering::SeqCst),
);
}

6
crates/llm/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-llm"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Local LLM engine for Lumotia (Qwen3.5 / Qwen3.6 via llama-cpp-2): transcript cleanup, task extraction, micro-step decomposition"
[features]

647
crates/llm/src/lib.rs
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@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
use std::num::NonZeroU32;
use std::path::Path;
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicBool, Ordering};
use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex};
use encoding_rs::UTF_8;
@@ -25,12 +26,31 @@ const MAX_CONTEXT_TOKENS: u32 = 8192;
const CONTEXT_RESERVE_TOKENS: u32 = 64;
const GENERATION_SEED: u32 = 0;
/// Maximum number of tasks returned by the rule-based fallback extractor.
/// Caps output to avoid wall-of-text dumps when the transcript is dense.
const MAX_RULE_BASED_TASKS: usize = 10;
/// Indicates which extraction path produced the task list.
/// Propagated to callers so the UI can label rule-based results accordingly.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum TaskExtractionSource {
/// Tasks extracted by the local LLM.
Llm,
/// LLM path failed; tasks extracted by the rule-based regex fallback.
RuleBased,
}
#[derive(Debug, thiserror::Error)]
pub enum EngineError {
#[error("LLM not loaded. Download an AI model in Settings.")]
NotLoaded,
#[error("LLM load failed: {0}")]
LoadFailed(String),
#[error(
"Another LLM load is already in flight; refusing to start a parallel load \
or modify engine state mid-load."
)]
AlreadyLoading,
#[error(
"prompt too long: {prompt_tokens} prompt tokens exceed the {available_prompt_tokens}-token prompt budget for an {context_window}-token context with {max_tokens} reserved response tokens"
)]
@@ -83,6 +103,29 @@ struct LlmState {
#[derive(Clone, Default)]
pub struct LlmEngine {
inner: Arc<Mutex<LlmState>>,
/// Flag held for the duration of a model load. The std::sync::Mutex
/// covers cheap state mutations (~microseconds); the multi-second
/// `LlamaModel::load_from_file` call now runs *outside* the mutex,
/// so polls like `is_loaded()` / `loaded_model_id()` (called from
/// sync Tauri handlers without `spawn_blocking`) don't park tokio
/// worker threads on a slow C++ FFI call. This Atomic also doubles
/// as a TOCTOU guard: two concurrent `load_model` invocations on
/// the same engine will not both reach the heavy load — the second
/// returns `EngineError::AlreadyLoading`.
loading: Arc<AtomicBool>,
}
/// RAII guard that clears the `loading` flag on drop, including on
/// panic / early-return. Prevents the engine getting stuck in a
/// "permanently loading" state if a load fails midway.
struct LoadingGuard {
flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
}
impl Drop for LoadingGuard {
fn drop(&mut self) {
self.flag.store(false, Ordering::Release);
}
}
impl LlmEngine {
@@ -94,24 +137,103 @@ impl LlmEngine {
self.load_model(LlmModelId::default_tier(), model_path, true)
}
// instrument: the load is multi-second (`LlamaBackend::init` +
// mmap + GPU layer init). Tagging events with `model_id` and
// `use_gpu` lets the operator separate the GPU sequential-guard
// logs and llama-backend init lines from the LLM transcription
// pipeline by structured field rather than by adjacency.
#[tracing::instrument(skip_all, fields(model_id = %model_id.as_str(), use_gpu = use_gpu))]
pub fn load_model(
&self,
model_id: LlmModelId,
model_path: &Path,
use_gpu: bool,
) -> Result<(), EngineError> {
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
self.load_model_with(model_id, model_path, use_gpu, |backend, path, params| {
LlamaModel::load_from_file(backend, path, params)
.map_err(|e| EngineError::LoadFailed(format!("model load: {e}")))
})
}
if let Some(loaded) = &guard.loaded {
if loaded.model_id == model_id.as_str()
&& loaded.model_path == model_path.display().to_string()
&& loaded.use_gpu == use_gpu
{
return Ok(());
/// Core load implementation with a swappable file-loader closure.
/// Production callers use `load_model`, which delegates here with
/// the real `LlamaModel::load_from_file`. Tests inject a sleepy /
/// counting closure to exercise the locking discipline without
/// pulling a real GGUF off disk.
///
/// Locking discipline (the whole point of this function):
/// 1. Take the mutex briefly to compare against the currently
/// loaded triple — if it matches, return early. No-op fast path.
/// 2. CAS the `loading` flag from false → true. If another load is
/// already in flight, refuse with `AlreadyLoading` rather than
/// starting a parallel one. A `LoadingGuard` ensures the flag
/// is cleared on every exit path including panic.
/// 3. Take the mutex briefly to drop the OLD model Arc (frees its
/// VRAM via `llama_free_model`) before the new load begins.
/// The backend Arc is preserved — `LlamaBackend::init()` is a
/// one-shot per process (an `AtomicBool` in llama-cpp-2 enforces
/// `BackendAlreadyInitialized` on a second call), so we must
/// never drop the backend while the process keeps running.
/// Note: `is_loaded()` reports false during the swap window —
/// that is the correct semantics. Callers wanting "model X is
/// loaded" must check `loaded_model_id()` against their target.
/// 4. Initialise the backend if absent (first-ever load only) and
/// run the slow `load_from_file` call — both OUTSIDE the mutex.
/// 5. Take the mutex briefly to install the new backend (if just
/// initialised) and the new model Arc.
fn load_model_with<F>(
&self,
model_id: LlmModelId,
model_path: &Path,
use_gpu: bool,
loader: F,
) -> Result<(), EngineError>
where
F: FnOnce(&LlamaBackend, &Path, &LlamaModelParams) -> Result<LlamaModel, EngineError>,
{
// Step 1: short crit section — already-loaded fast path.
{
let guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
if let Some(loaded) = &guard.loaded {
if loaded.model_id == model_id.as_str()
&& loaded.model_path == model_path.display().to_string()
&& loaded.use_gpu == use_gpu
{
return Ok(());
}
}
}
let backend = match guard.backend.clone() {
// Step 2: claim the loading slot. Refuse if a parallel load is
// already mid-flight rather than starting a second slow load
// and silently overwriting the first.
if self
.loading
.compare_exchange(false, true, Ordering::AcqRel, Ordering::Acquire)
.is_err()
{
return Err(EngineError::AlreadyLoading);
}
let _loading_guard = LoadingGuard {
flag: Arc::clone(&self.loading),
};
// Step 3: short crit section — drop the OLD model so its VRAM is
// released BEFORE we allocate the new one. Without this, a swap
// briefly holds two models resident (Lifecycle-1: an
// ~17 GB Q4 27B swap on a 24 GB card OOMs even though either
// model fits alone). Keep the backend Arc — see locking notes.
let existing_backend = {
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
guard.model = None;
guard.loaded = None;
guard.backend.clone()
};
// Step 4: heavy work OUTSIDE the mutex. `is_loaded()` and
// `loaded_model_id()` can be polled freely here without parking
// tokio worker threads.
let backend = match existing_backend {
Some(existing) => existing,
None => Arc::new(
LlamaBackend::init()
@@ -121,27 +243,84 @@ impl LlmEngine {
let gpu_layers = if use_gpu { u32::MAX } else { 0 };
let params = LlamaModelParams::default().with_n_gpu_layers(gpu_layers);
let model = LlamaModel::load_from_file(&backend, model_path, &params)
.map_err(|e| EngineError::LoadFailed(format!("model load: {e}")))?;
let model = loader(&backend, model_path, &params)?;
guard.backend = Some(backend);
guard.model = Some(Arc::new(model));
guard.loaded = Some(LoadedModelState {
model_id: model_id.as_str().to_string(),
model_path: model_path.display().to_string(),
use_gpu,
});
// Step 5: short crit section — install the new state.
{
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
guard.backend = Some(backend);
guard.model = Some(Arc::new(model));
guard.loaded = Some(LoadedModelState {
model_id: model_id.as_str().to_string(),
model_path: model_path.display().to_string(),
use_gpu,
});
}
// `_loading_guard` drops here and clears the flag.
Ok(())
}
pub fn unload(&self) -> Result<(), EngineError> {
// Refuse to unload mid-load. Without this check, `load_model_with`
// is mid-flight (it has cleared `model` / `loaded` in step 3 and
// is about to install new state in step 5); a concurrent unload
// would do nothing (the state is already None), return Ok, and
// then the load's step 5 silently overwrites — the caller saw
// unload success but the engine ends up loaded. Phase B.7 audit
// residual (2026-05-14): the load-vs-load TOCTOU was closed by
// `AlreadyLoading` in cde985d but the unload-vs-load race was
// left open. Same flag covers both directions.
if self.is_loading() {
return Err(EngineError::AlreadyLoading);
}
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
guard.model = None;
guard.backend = None;
// Backend is process-singleton (llama-cpp-2 enforces this via
// `LLAMA_BACKEND_INITIALIZED`). Dropping the Arc here would call
// `llama_backend_free` and a subsequent `init` would succeed, but
// we keep it resident to avoid the init/free churn on every
// load/unload cycle.
guard.loaded = None;
Ok(())
}
/// True iff a model load is currently in flight. Exposed for tests
/// and frontends that want to render a "loading…" state without
/// polling `is_loaded()` (which returns false during a swap).
pub fn is_loading(&self) -> bool {
self.loading.load(Ordering::Acquire)
}
/// Test-only harness: runs `op` while holding the same locking
/// discipline as `load_model_with` (loading flag claimed, model
/// state cleared, slow op runs OUTSIDE the inner mutex, new state
/// installed at the end). Used by the regression test to verify
/// that `is_loaded()` / `loaded_model_id()` don't block on the
/// slow section. Not part of the public API.
#[cfg(test)]
pub(crate) fn __test_run_with_lock_discipline<F>(&self, op: F) -> Result<(), EngineError>
where
F: FnOnce(),
{
if self
.loading
.compare_exchange(false, true, Ordering::AcqRel, Ordering::Acquire)
.is_err()
{
return Err(EngineError::AlreadyLoading);
}
let _loading_guard = LoadingGuard {
flag: Arc::clone(&self.loading),
};
{
let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
guard.model = None;
guard.loaded = None;
}
op();
Ok(())
}
pub fn is_loaded(&self) -> bool {
self.inner.lock().unwrap().model.is_some()
}
@@ -388,6 +567,31 @@ impl LlmEngine {
parse_string_array(&raw)
}
/// Wrapper around [`extract_tasks_with_feedback`] that NEVER returns
/// an error: if the LLM path fails for any reason the rule-based
/// extractor fires as a safety net, satisfying the data-loss contract
/// documented in `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`.
///
/// Returns `(tasks, source)` where `source` tells the caller which
/// path produced the results so the UI can label them.
pub fn extract_tasks_with_fallback(
&self,
transcript: &str,
examples: &[prompts::FeedbackExample],
) -> (Vec<String>, TaskExtractionSource) {
match self.extract_tasks_with_feedback(transcript, examples) {
Ok(tasks) => (tasks, TaskExtractionSource::Llm),
Err(err) => {
tracing::warn!(
"LLM task extraction failed; using rule-based fallback: {}",
err
);
let tasks = rule_based_extract_tasks(transcript);
(tasks, TaskExtractionSource::RuleBased)
}
}
}
fn loaded_handles(&self) -> Result<(Arc<LlamaBackend>, Arc<LlamaModel>), EngineError> {
let guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap();
let backend = guard.backend.clone().ok_or(EngineError::NotLoaded)?;
@@ -466,10 +670,27 @@ fn json_envelope_complete(text: &str) -> bool {
}
fn extract_json_envelope(text: &str) -> Option<&str> {
let start = text
// Phase B.9 audit residual (2026-05-14): strip the leading
// `<think>…</think>` reasoning block before scanning. Qwen-style
// models emit non-empty reasoning when thinking mode is on, and
// the reasoning can contain JSON-looking literals (e.g.
// "the answer should be {\"x\":1}") or unbalanced braces ("I wonder
// about {..."). The naive "find the first '{' or '['" extractor
// would then either return the wrong envelope or pollute the
// brace-stack and return None. We split on the FIRST `</think>` —
// anything before it is reasoning, anything after is the answer
// proper. Falls back to the whole text when no `</think>` is
// present (covers non-reasoning models and the empty-thinking
// case already covered by `extract_json_envelope_skips_qwen_thinking_prefix`).
let scan_region = text
.split_once("</think>")
.map(|(_, rest)| rest)
.unwrap_or(text);
let start = scan_region
.char_indices()
.find_map(|(idx, ch)| (ch == '{' || ch == '[').then_some(idx))?;
let mut chars = text[start..].char_indices();
let mut chars = scan_region[start..].char_indices();
let (_, first) = chars.next()?;
let mut stack = vec![match first {
@@ -480,7 +701,7 @@ fn extract_json_envelope(text: &str) -> Option<&str> {
let mut in_string = false;
let mut escaped = false;
while let Some((offset, ch)) = chars.next() {
for (offset, ch) in chars {
if in_string {
if escaped {
escaped = false;
@@ -502,7 +723,7 @@ fn extract_json_envelope(text: &str) -> Option<&str> {
}
if stack.is_empty() {
let end = start + offset + ch.len_utf8();
return Some(&text[start..end]);
return Some(&scan_region[start..end]);
}
}
_ => {}
@@ -559,6 +780,129 @@ fn parse_string_array(raw: &str) -> Result<Vec<String>, EngineError> {
Ok(normalized)
}
/// Rule-based task extractor used as the safety net when the LLM extraction
/// path fails. Per `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`, task extraction
/// must NEVER return zero tasks just because the LLM failed.
///
/// Heuristic: split on sentence boundaries (`. ? ! \n`), keep sentences that
/// begin with (or contain near the start) an imperative-style cue. Trim,
/// dedupe, cap at [`MAX_RULE_BASED_TASKS`] to avoid wall-of-text dumps.
pub fn rule_based_extract_tasks(transcript: &str) -> Vec<String> {
// Filler words that may precede the real imperative start.
const FILLER: &[&str] = &["and ", "so ", "then ", "also ", "well ", "okay ", "ok "];
// Phrase-level cues (checked against the lowercased sentence start).
const PHRASE_CUES: &[&str] = &[
"i need to ",
"i should ",
"i have to ",
"i must ",
"need to ",
"got to ",
"have to ",
"must ",
"let me ",
"let's ",
"lets ",
"remember to ",
"don't forget to ",
"dont forget to ",
"don't forget ",
"dont forget ",
"make sure to ",
"make sure i ",
"todo:",
"to-do:",
"task:",
];
// Bare imperative verbs expected at the start of a sentence.
const IMPERATIVE_VERBS: &[&str] = &[
"send",
"write",
"call",
"email",
"fix",
"update",
"review",
"check",
"finish",
"schedule",
"book",
"order",
"buy",
"ask",
"follow up",
"followup",
"create",
"add",
"remove",
"delete",
"submit",
"upload",
"download",
"install",
"configure",
"test",
"deploy",
"merge",
"close",
"open",
"share",
"contact",
"reach out",
"prepare",
"draft",
"complete",
"reply",
"respond",
];
// Split on sentence-terminating punctuation and newlines.
let sentences: Vec<&str> = transcript.split(['.', '?', '!', '\n']).collect();
let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet<String> = std::collections::HashSet::new();
let mut results: Vec<String> = Vec::new();
for raw in sentences {
let trimmed = raw.trim();
if trimmed.is_empty() {
continue;
}
// Build a lowercase version for matching, stripping leading filler.
let mut lc = trimmed.to_lowercase();
for filler in FILLER {
if lc.starts_with(filler) {
lc = lc[filler.len()..].trim_start().to_string();
break;
}
}
let is_task = PHRASE_CUES.iter().any(|cue| lc.starts_with(cue))
|| IMPERATIVE_VERBS.iter().any(|verb| {
lc.starts_with(verb)
&& lc
.as_bytes()
.get(verb.len())
.map(|&b| b == b' ' || b == b',')
.unwrap_or(true)
});
if is_task {
let key = lc.clone();
if seen.insert(key) {
results.push(trimmed.to_string());
if results.len() >= MAX_RULE_BASED_TASKS {
break;
}
}
}
}
results
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
@@ -647,6 +991,45 @@ mod tests {
);
}
/// Phase B.9 audit regression (2026-05-14). The original
/// `extract_json_envelope_skips_qwen_thinking_prefix` test only
/// covered an EMPTY `<think></think>` block. Qwen-style reasoning
/// is typically non-empty and can contain JSON-looking literals
/// (the model thinking out loud about what shape it should emit).
/// The naive "first '{' wins" extractor mis-identified the
/// reasoning's literal as the answer envelope and returned it,
/// skipping the actual answer that followed `</think>`.
///
/// Post-fix the extractor strips the leading `<think>…</think>`
/// block before scanning, so the reasoning's literal cannot
/// poison the result.
#[test]
fn extract_json_envelope_skips_thinking_block_with_json_looking_content() {
let raw = "<think>The answer should look like {\"topic\":\"reasoning-example\",\"intent\":\"capture\"} \
based on the schema.</think>{\"topic\":\"real-answer\",\"intent\":\"planning\"}";
assert_eq!(
extract_json_envelope(raw),
Some("{\"topic\":\"real-answer\",\"intent\":\"planning\"}"),
);
}
/// Phase B.9 audit regression (2026-05-14). If the reasoning block
/// contains UNBALANCED braces (e.g. the model writes "I wonder
/// about {..." inside `<think>…</think>`), the pre-strip extractor
/// would start its stack on that unbalanced `{`, never find a
/// matching `}`, and continue past `</think>` polluting the stack
/// with the real answer's braces — ultimately returning None and
/// losing the answer entirely. Stripping the reasoning block first
/// makes both cases moot.
#[test]
fn extract_json_envelope_survives_unbalanced_braces_in_thinking() {
let raw = "<think>I wonder about {something unfinished here</think>{\"topic\":\"recovery\",\"intent\":\"capture\"}";
assert_eq!(
extract_json_envelope(raw),
Some("{\"topic\":\"recovery\",\"intent\":\"capture\"}"),
);
}
#[test]
fn prompt_preflight_rejects_oversized_prompt_tokens() {
let err = preflight_context_window(7_105, 1_024).unwrap_err();
@@ -666,4 +1049,224 @@ mod tests {
let n_ctx = preflight_context_window(7_104, 1_024).unwrap();
assert_eq!(n_ctx, MAX_CONTEXT_TOKENS);
}
/// Race-3 regression. The inner `std::sync::Mutex` MUST NOT be held
/// across the slow `LlamaModel::load_from_file` call: sync Tauri
/// command handlers like `get_llm_status`, `check_llm_model`,
/// `delete_llm_model`, and `test_llm_model` call `is_loaded()` /
/// `loaded_model_id()` from tokio worker threads without
/// `spawn_blocking`. If the lock is held for the duration of a
/// 5-15 s load, parallel status polls from the frontend park the
/// tokio executor and the whole UI deadlocks.
///
/// Pre-fix this test FAILS — both probes time out because the load
/// holds the mutex. Post-fix it PASSES — probes return in ≤50 ms.
#[test]
fn is_loaded_does_not_block_on_slow_load() {
use std::sync::mpsc;
use std::thread;
use std::time::{Duration, Instant};
let engine = LlmEngine::new();
let load_started = Arc::new(std::sync::Barrier::new(2));
let release_load = Arc::new(std::sync::Barrier::new(2));
let engine_for_loader = engine.clone();
let load_started_for_loader = Arc::clone(&load_started);
let release_load_for_loader = Arc::clone(&release_load);
let loader_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
engine_for_loader
.__test_run_with_lock_discipline(|| {
// Signal the probe thread that the load is mid-flight
// (loading flag claimed, inner mutex released).
load_started_for_loader.wait();
// Wait until the probe thread says it's done so the
// load's "duration" is bounded by the probes.
release_load_for_loader.wait();
})
.unwrap();
});
// Wait until the loader is inside its slow section.
load_started.wait();
// Now probe `is_loaded()` and `loaded_model_id()` from this
// thread. They MUST return without contending on the lock.
let probe_deadline = Duration::from_millis(50);
let (tx, rx) = mpsc::channel();
let engine_for_probe = engine.clone();
let probe_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
let start = Instant::now();
let loaded = engine_for_probe.is_loaded();
let id = engine_for_probe.loaded_model_id();
let loading = engine_for_probe.is_loading();
let elapsed = start.elapsed();
tx.send((loaded, id, loading, elapsed)).unwrap();
});
let result = rx
.recv_timeout(probe_deadline)
.expect("is_loaded / loaded_model_id probe must return within 50 ms");
let (loaded, id, loading, elapsed) = result;
assert!(
!loaded,
"is_loaded() should report false while a load is in flight"
);
assert_eq!(id, None, "loaded_model_id() should be None mid-load");
assert!(loading, "is_loading() should report true mid-load");
assert!(
elapsed < probe_deadline,
"probe took {elapsed:?}, expected < {probe_deadline:?}"
);
probe_handle.join().unwrap();
release_load.wait();
loader_handle.join().unwrap();
// After the load completes the flag clears.
assert!(!engine.is_loading());
}
/// Race-3 / Race-4 — concurrent load attempts must not both reach
/// the heavy work. The second caller should be told `AlreadyLoading`
/// rather than starting a parallel load that silently overwrites
/// the first.
#[test]
fn second_concurrent_load_is_refused() {
use std::thread;
let engine = LlmEngine::new();
let load_started = Arc::new(std::sync::Barrier::new(2));
let release_load = Arc::new(std::sync::Barrier::new(2));
let engine_for_loader = engine.clone();
let load_started_for_loader = Arc::clone(&load_started);
let release_load_for_loader = Arc::clone(&release_load);
let loader_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
engine_for_loader
.__test_run_with_lock_discipline(|| {
load_started_for_loader.wait();
release_load_for_loader.wait();
})
.unwrap();
});
load_started.wait();
// Second concurrent attempt MUST be refused, not parallel-load.
let second = engine.__test_run_with_lock_discipline(|| {
panic!("second concurrent load should never reach its op");
});
assert!(matches!(second, Err(EngineError::AlreadyLoading)));
release_load.wait();
loader_handle.join().unwrap();
// After the first load completes, a fresh attempt is allowed.
assert!(engine.__test_run_with_lock_discipline(|| {}).is_ok());
}
/// Phase B.7 audit regression (2026-05-14). The cde985d fix
/// introduced the `loading` AtomicBool to refuse a second concurrent
/// load, but left `unload()` blind to the flag. A concurrent unload
/// during a load's slow window observed `model == None` (the load's
/// step 3 had already cleared state), no-op-cleared the same nulls,
/// returned Ok — and then the load's step 5 silently installed the
/// new state. The caller saw unload-success but the engine ended up
/// loaded.
///
/// Post-fix: an unload mid-load is refused with
/// `EngineError::AlreadyLoading`. The caller can retry once the
/// load completes (signalled by `is_loading() == false`).
#[test]
fn unload_during_load_is_refused() {
use std::thread;
let engine = LlmEngine::new();
let load_started = Arc::new(std::sync::Barrier::new(2));
let release_load = Arc::new(std::sync::Barrier::new(2));
let engine_for_loader = engine.clone();
let load_started_for_loader = Arc::clone(&load_started);
let release_load_for_loader = Arc::clone(&release_load);
let loader_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
engine_for_loader
.__test_run_with_lock_discipline(|| {
load_started_for_loader.wait();
release_load_for_loader.wait();
})
.unwrap();
});
// Wait until the loader is mid-slow-section (loading flag claimed,
// engine state cleared).
load_started.wait();
// Unload while the load is in flight MUST be refused, not silently
// no-op'd and then overwritten by the load's install step.
let result = engine.unload();
assert!(
matches!(result, Err(EngineError::AlreadyLoading)),
"unload during a load must surface AlreadyLoading, got {result:?}"
);
release_load.wait();
loader_handle.join().unwrap();
// After the load completes the flag clears and unload succeeds.
assert!(!engine.is_loading());
engine
.unload()
.expect("unload after load completes must succeed");
}
// ── rule_based_extract_tasks ──────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn rule_based_extract_finds_explicit_imperatives() {
let t = "I need to send Sarah the report tomorrow. Don't forget the slide deck.";
let tasks = rule_based_extract_tasks(t);
assert_eq!(tasks.len(), 2, "expected 2 tasks, got: {tasks:?}");
assert!(
tasks[0].to_lowercase().contains("send sarah"),
"first task should mention 'send sarah': {tasks:?}"
);
assert!(
tasks[1].to_lowercase().contains("slide deck"),
"second task should mention 'slide deck': {tasks:?}"
);
}
#[test]
fn rule_based_extract_caps_at_max() {
let t = "Send email. Write doc. Call client. Fix bug. Update spec. Review PR. Check tests. Finish report. Schedule meeting. Book hotel. Order parts. Buy supplies.";
let tasks = rule_based_extract_tasks(t);
assert!(
tasks.len() <= MAX_RULE_BASED_TASKS,
"expected at most {MAX_RULE_BASED_TASKS} tasks, got {}",
tasks.len()
);
}
#[test]
fn rule_based_extract_returns_empty_for_no_imperatives() {
let t = "The weather is lovely today. The garden looks nice.";
let tasks = rule_based_extract_tasks(t);
assert_eq!(tasks.len(), 0, "expected 0 tasks, got: {tasks:?}");
}
#[test]
fn rule_based_extract_dedupes_repeated_sentences() {
let t = "I need to send the report. I need to send the report.";
let tasks = rule_based_extract_tasks(t);
assert_eq!(
tasks.len(),
1,
"expected 1 deduplicated task, got: {tasks:?}"
);
}
}

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@@ -276,16 +276,44 @@ where
let _reservation = DownloadReservation::acquire(id)?;
let dest = model_path(id);
tokio::fs::create_dir_all(model_dir()).await?;
download_to(id.hf_url(), id.sha256(), &dest, on_progress).await
}
/// Inner driver split out of `download_model` so the
/// existing-file / SHA-mismatch / new-download decision can be
/// exercised by tests without hitting the hardcoded Hugging Face URLs
/// on `LlmModelId`. Behaviour:
/// 1. If `dest` already exists and its SHA matches — done, no network.
/// 2. If `dest` exists but the SHA mismatches — DO NOT delete; fall
/// through to `download_impl` which writes via `.part` and renames
/// atomically on success. Rev-1 reversibility kill (atomiser
/// 2026-05-12): the previous implementation called
/// `remove_file(&dest)` here before the network round-trip. A
/// network blip / power loss / disk-full between the unlink and
/// the eventual `rename` left users with neither the old
/// (corrupted-but-readable) model nor the new one — a 1.5–20 GB
/// redownload from scratch with no fallback.
/// 3. If `dest` doesn't exist — straight to `download_impl`.
async fn download_to<F>(
url: &str,
expected_sha: &str,
dest: &Path,
on_progress: F,
) -> Result<(), DownloadError>
where
F: FnMut(u64, u64) + Send + 'static,
{
if dest.exists() {
let actual = sha256_file(&dest).await?;
if actual == id.sha256() {
let actual = sha256_file(dest).await?;
if actual == expected_sha {
return Ok(());
}
tokio::fs::remove_file(&dest).await?;
// SHA mismatch: do NOT unlink. `download_impl` writes to a
// `.part` sibling and atomically renames over `dest` once the
// new payload verifies. On failure the user keeps the old
// file (even if "corrupt") rather than ending up with nothing.
}
download_impl(id.hf_url(), id.sha256(), &dest, on_progress).await
download_impl(url, expected_sha, dest, on_progress).await
}
async fn sha256_file(path: &Path) -> Result<String, io::Error> {
@@ -336,6 +364,18 @@ where
.await
.map_err(|e| DownloadError::Http(e.to_string()))?;
if resume_from > 0 && response.status() != reqwest::StatusCode::PARTIAL_CONTENT {
// Server downgraded from Range-aware to full-body 200 (typically a
// mirror / CDN that advertises `Accept-Ranges` but doesn't honour a
// mid-stream resume). The existing `.part` bytes are stale — they
// cannot be stitched onto a fresh 200 stream. Unlink them BEFORE
// returning so the next `download_model()` call starts from
// `resume_from = 0` and succeeds. Without this unlink the user is
// wedged: every retry sends the same Range header, the server
// returns 200 again, and `ResumeUnsupported` fires forever until
// the user manually calls `delete_model()`. That is itself a
// reversibility kill in the same family as Rev-1 (atomiser
// 2026-05-12); fixed in Phase B.3 audit.
tokio::fs::remove_file(&tmp).await.ok();
return Err(DownloadError::ResumeUnsupported);
}
if !response.status().is_success() && response.status() != reqwest::StatusCode::PARTIAL_CONTENT
@@ -483,4 +523,134 @@ mod tests {
server_task.await.unwrap();
}
/// Phase B.3 audit residual (2026-05-14). The original Rev-1 fix
/// stopped the pre-emptive unlink of `dest` on SHA mismatch, but it
/// did NOT clean up `.part` when `download_impl` returned
/// `ResumeUnsupported`. That meant a transient mirror downgrade
/// (server returns 200 to a Range request) left a stale `.part` on
/// disk that every subsequent retry kept feeding back into the same
/// failing Range request — wedged until the user manually called
/// `delete_model()`. Same reversibility-kill family as Rev-1.
///
/// We spin a server that ignores the Range header and returns 200
/// with full body. With a pre-existing `.part` the call must fail
/// with `ResumeUnsupported` AND the stale `.part` must be gone, so
/// a follow-up call would compute `resume_from = 0` and start
/// fresh.
#[tokio::test]
async fn resume_unsupported_unlinks_part_so_retry_starts_fresh() {
let body = b"fresh full body returned by server ignoring Range header".to_vec();
let expected_sha = format!("{:x}", Sha256::digest(&body));
let server = TcpListener::bind("127.0.0.1:0").await.unwrap();
let addr = server.local_addr().unwrap();
let content = body.clone();
let server_task = tokio::spawn(async move {
let (mut socket, _) = server.accept().await.unwrap();
let mut request = vec![0u8; 2048];
let _ = socket.read(&mut request).await.unwrap();
// Deliberately ignore Range header and return 200 with the
// full body — the case the downloader must recover from
// without leaving a stuck `.part`.
let response = format!(
"HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\nContent-Length: {}\r\n\r\n",
content.len()
);
socket.write_all(response.as_bytes()).await.unwrap();
socket.write_all(&content).await.unwrap();
});
let dir = tempdir().unwrap();
let dest = dir.path().join("fixture.gguf");
let part = dest.with_extension("gguf.part");
// Pretend a previous interrupted attempt left 10 stale bytes.
tokio::fs::write(&part, b"STALEBYTES").await.unwrap();
assert!(part.exists());
let err = download_impl(
&format!("http://{addr}/fixture.gguf"),
&expected_sha,
&dest,
|_, _| {},
)
.await
.expect_err("server ignoring Range must surface ResumeUnsupported");
assert!(
matches!(err, DownloadError::ResumeUnsupported),
"expected ResumeUnsupported, got: {err:?}"
);
assert!(
!part.exists(),
"ResumeUnsupported must unlink .part so the next attempt starts fresh"
);
assert!(
!dest.exists(),
"dest must not have been written — only the unlink should run"
);
server_task.await.unwrap();
}
/// Rev-1 regression (atomiser 2026-05-12). Before the fix the
/// SHA-mismatch path in `download_model` deleted the existing
/// file BEFORE the network call. A failing download then left
/// the user with neither the old nor the new model.
///
/// We exercise `download_to` (the testable inner driver) with
/// an existing sentinel file at `dest` whose SHA does NOT match
/// the expected one, against a server that returns HTTP 500.
/// The function must fail; the destination must still exist
/// with its original contents.
#[tokio::test]
async fn download_failure_preserves_existing_file() {
let server = TcpListener::bind("127.0.0.1:0").await.unwrap();
let addr = server.local_addr().unwrap();
let server_task = tokio::spawn(async move {
let (mut socket, _) = server.accept().await.unwrap();
let mut buf = vec![0u8; 2048];
let _ = socket.read(&mut buf).await.unwrap();
let body = b"upstream blew up";
let response = format!(
"HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error\r\nContent-Length: {}\r\n\r\n",
body.len()
);
socket.write_all(response.as_bytes()).await.unwrap();
socket.write_all(body).await.unwrap();
});
let dir = tempdir().unwrap();
let dest = dir.path().join("fixture.gguf");
// Sentinel "old model" file the user already had on disk.
tokio::fs::write(&dest, b"OLD").await.unwrap();
// Expect-sha is deliberately something the OLD file does NOT
// hash to, so the existing-file branch falls through to
// download_impl (the exact case the atomiser flagged).
let expected_sha = "0".repeat(64);
download_to(
&format!("http://{addr}/fixture.gguf"),
&expected_sha,
&dest,
|_, _| {},
)
.await
.expect_err("500 response must fail the download");
assert!(
dest.exists(),
"download failure must leave the existing dest in place"
);
let preserved = tokio::fs::read(&dest).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(
preserved, b"OLD",
"existing file contents must be untouched on failed download"
);
server_task.await.unwrap();
}
}

6
crates/mcp/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-mcp"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Read-only MCP stdio server exposing Lumotia transcripts and tasks to external agents"
[[bin]]

25
crates/storage/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-storage"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "SQLite persistence, BM25 search, and file storage for Lumotia"
[dependencies]
@@ -21,11 +23,26 @@ tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt", "sync", "macros"] }
# Serialisation (DailyCompletionCount exposed to frontend via Tauri commands)
serde = { version = "1", features = ["derive"] }
# Logging
log = "0.4"
# Structured logging via `tracing` so storage events bridge into the
# subscriber installed by src-tauri/src/lib.rs::install_subscriber and
# land in both stderr and the rolling lumotia.log forensic stream. The
# storage crate was on the `log` crate up to Phase B.8; without a
# log→tracing bridge (e.g. tracing-log::LogTracer) those events
# vanished even though the EnvFilter directive `lumotia_storage=info`
# advertised them as visible.
tracing = "0.1"
# Structured error derivation for lumotia_storage::Error.
thiserror = "1"
# UUIDs for profile + profile_terms ids (v7 random).
uuid = { version = "1", features = ["v4"] }
[dev-dependencies]
# Real-file tempdirs for integration tests that need an on-disk DB (the
# in-memory `sqlite::memory:` connection in src/database.rs unit tests
# doesn't cover the rename-then-reopen path the rebrand migration exercises).
tempfile = "3"
# `rt-multi-thread` is required for the `#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")]`
# variants that drive blocking lumotia_core::paths migrations from async tests.
tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt", "rt-multi-thread", "sync", "macros"] }

695
crates/storage/src/database.rs
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@@ -129,9 +129,13 @@ pub async fn insert_transcript(
Ok(())
}
/// Fetch a transcript by id, EXCLUDING soft-deleted (deleted_at IS NOT NULL)
/// rows. Soft-deleted rows are still in the table — they are scoped to the
/// trash view via `list_trashed_transcripts` / `restore_transcript` — but the
/// regular read path treats them as gone. Rev-2 (atomiser 2026-05-12).
pub async fn get_transcript(pool: &SqlitePool, id: &str) -> Result<Option<TranscriptRow>> {
let row = sqlx::query(
"SELECT id, text, source, profile_id, title, audio_path, duration, engine, model_id, inference_ms, sample_rate, audio_channels, format_mode, remove_fillers, british_english, anti_hallucination, created_at, starred, manual_tags, template, language, segments_json, llm_tags FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?",
"SELECT id, text, source, profile_id, title, audio_path, duration, engine, model_id, inference_ms, sample_rate, audio_channels, format_mode, remove_fillers, british_english, anti_hallucination, created_at, starred, manual_tags, template, language, segments_json, llm_tags FROM transcripts WHERE id = ? AND deleted_at IS NULL",
)
.bind(id)
.fetch_optional(pool)
@@ -155,8 +159,11 @@ pub async fn list_transcripts_paged(
limit: i64,
offset: i64,
) -> Result<Vec<TranscriptRow>> {
// `deleted_at IS NULL` filter is the Rev-2 soft-delete contract: rows
// in the trash are kept in the table for restore, but the regular list
// path treats them as gone.
let rows = sqlx::query(
"SELECT id, text, source, profile_id, title, audio_path, duration, engine, model_id, inference_ms, sample_rate, audio_channels, format_mode, remove_fillers, british_english, anti_hallucination, created_at, starred, manual_tags, template, language, segments_json, llm_tags FROM transcripts ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT ? OFFSET ?",
"SELECT id, text, source, profile_id, title, audio_path, duration, engine, model_id, inference_ms, sample_rate, audio_channels, format_mode, remove_fillers, british_english, anti_hallucination, created_at, starred, manual_tags, template, language, segments_json, llm_tags FROM transcripts WHERE deleted_at IS NULL ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT ? OFFSET ?",
)
.bind(limit)
.bind(offset)
@@ -171,8 +178,10 @@ pub async fn list_transcripts_paged(
}
/// Total count of transcripts. Useful for displaying "showing 50 of 312" in the UI.
/// Excludes soft-deleted (deleted_at IS NOT NULL) rows — they only count
/// toward the trash view.
pub async fn count_transcripts(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<i64> {
let n: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM transcripts")
let n: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM transcripts WHERE deleted_at IS NULL")
.fetch_one(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
@@ -293,13 +302,185 @@ pub async fn update_transcript_meta(
})
}
/// Soft-delete a transcript and best-effort remove its audio file.
///
/// Rev-2 / Rev-3 reversibility kill (atomiser 2026-05-12). The previous
/// implementation issued a hard `DELETE FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?`
/// and never touched the WAV file at `audio_path`. Two failure modes
/// fanned out from that:
///
/// * Rev-2: a single click on the History "Clear All" / "Confirm"
/// button immediately erased months of dictation with no trash,
/// no export, no undo.
/// * Rev-3: even single-row deletes left the audio file on disk;
/// the recordings dir grew monotonically.
///
/// The new contract:
///
/// 1. Capture the existing row (so we still have `audio_path` even if
/// the soft-delete is observed by a parallel reader before we get
/// here).
/// 2. UPDATE deleted_at = datetime('now'). FTS triggers fire on UPDATE
/// and re-index the row, but `search_transcripts` / `list_transcripts`
/// filter `deleted_at IS NULL`, so the trash rows don't surface.
/// 3. Best-effort `tokio::fs::remove_file(audio_path)`. A failure
/// (file already gone, permission denied) is logged but does NOT
/// propagate — the DB soft-delete has already succeeded, and
/// `purge_deleted_transcripts` will retry the removal later via
/// its own audio_path lookup before hard-deleting the row.
///
/// Returns `Ok(())` even when no row matched the id (idempotent).
pub async fn delete_transcript(pool: &SqlitePool, id: &str) -> Result<()> {
sqlx::query("DELETE FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
// Capture audio_path FIRST. We deliberately bypass `get_transcript`
// (which filters deleted_at IS NULL) so a double-delete still finds
// the row and the second call is a no-op cleanup rather than an
// error.
let audio_path: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT audio_path FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
.bind(id)
.fetch_optional(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "delete_transcript".into(),
source,
})?
.flatten();
let res = sqlx::query(
"UPDATE transcripts SET deleted_at = datetime('now') \
WHERE id = ? AND deleted_at IS NULL",
)
.bind(id)
.execute(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "delete_transcript".into(),
source,
})?;
// Best-effort audio cleanup. Only attempt removal when the
// soft-delete actually flipped a row from live -> trashed; on a
// repeat soft-delete the file is already gone (or never existed)
// and there's nothing to do.
if res.rows_affected() > 0 {
if let Some(path) = audio_path.as_deref() {
if let Err(err) = tokio::fs::remove_file(path).await {
if err.kind() != std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_storage",
"delete_transcript: failed to remove audio file at {path}: {err}"
);
}
}
}
}
Ok(())
}
/// Hard-delete soft-deleted rows older than `older_than_days`. Intended to
/// run once per startup (or on a daily cron). Returns the number of rows
/// removed.
///
/// FK cascades: `segments` ON DELETE CASCADE (v1) fires; tasks with
/// `source_transcript_id` ON DELETE SET NULL (v8) is preserved.
///
/// Audio files are also best-effort removed here in case the original
/// soft-delete failed at the filesystem layer (Rev-3 belt-and-braces).
///
/// **Atomicity (Phase B.4 audit fix 2026-05-14):** the prior form was a
/// two-statement SELECT-then-DELETE-WHERE-id-IN sequence. If a row was
/// restored between the SELECT and the DELETE (`restore_transcript`
/// clearing `deleted_at`), the DELETE still hard-deleted the now-live
/// row and removed its audio file — bypassing the soft-delete safety
/// contract Rev-2 was added to enforce. We now use a single
/// `DELETE … RETURNING` so the row filter is re-evaluated atomically at
/// DELETE time and the returned `audio_path`s are guaranteed to belong
/// to rows that this call actually hard-deleted. This also removes the
/// chunking concern (no `IN(…)` clause means no SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER
/// ceiling).
pub async fn purge_deleted_transcripts(pool: &SqlitePool, older_than_days: i64) -> Result<u64> {
let rows = sqlx::query(
"DELETE FROM transcripts \
WHERE deleted_at IS NOT NULL \
AND deleted_at < datetime('now', ?) \
RETURNING audio_path",
)
.bind(format!("-{older_than_days} days"))
.fetch_all(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "purge_deleted_transcripts".into(),
source,
})?;
if rows.is_empty() {
return Ok(0);
}
let mut audio_paths: Vec<String> = Vec::new();
for row in &rows {
let audio: Option<String> = row.get("audio_path");
if let Some(p) = audio {
audio_paths.push(p);
}
}
// Best-effort audio cleanup. NotFound is the expected case for rows
// whose audio was already removed at soft-delete time.
for path in &audio_paths {
if let Err(err) = tokio::fs::remove_file(path).await {
if err.kind() != std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_storage",
"purge_deleted_transcripts: failed to remove audio file at {path}: {err}"
);
}
}
}
Ok(rows.len() as u64)
}
/// List soft-deleted transcripts (the "trash" view), most-recently-deleted
/// first. The contract mirrors `list_transcripts_paged` but filters
/// `deleted_at IS NOT NULL` so the regular history view and the trash view
/// are exact complements.
pub async fn list_trashed_transcripts(
pool: &SqlitePool,
limit: i64,
offset: i64,
) -> Result<Vec<TranscriptRow>> {
let rows = sqlx::query(
"SELECT id, text, source, profile_id, title, audio_path, duration, engine, model_id, inference_ms, sample_rate, audio_channels, format_mode, remove_fillers, british_english, anti_hallucination, created_at, starred, manual_tags, template, language, segments_json, llm_tags \
FROM transcripts \
WHERE deleted_at IS NOT NULL \
ORDER BY deleted_at DESC LIMIT ? OFFSET ?",
)
.bind(limit)
.bind(offset)
.fetch_all(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "list_trashed_transcripts".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(rows.iter().map(transcript_row_from).collect())
}
/// Restore a soft-deleted transcript by clearing `deleted_at`. Idempotent:
/// restoring a live row is a no-op. Note that the audio file at
/// `audio_path` may already have been removed by `delete_transcript`'s
/// best-effort filesystem cleanup; restoring the row recovers the text and
/// metadata but the audio may still be missing.
pub async fn restore_transcript(pool: &SqlitePool, id: &str) -> Result<()> {
sqlx::query("UPDATE transcripts SET deleted_at = NULL WHERE id = ?")
.bind(id)
.execute(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "delete_transcript".into(),
operation: "restore_transcript".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(())
@@ -314,11 +495,15 @@ pub async fn search_transcripts(
query: &str,
limit: i64,
) -> Result<Vec<TranscriptRow>> {
// The FTS triggers from migration v2 keep `transcripts_fts` in sync
// for every INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE — including the soft-delete UPDATE,
// which keeps the row in transcripts_fts. The `t.deleted_at IS NULL`
// filter on the JOIN keeps trashed rows out of search results.
let rows = sqlx::query(
"SELECT t.id, t.text, t.source, t.profile_id, t.title, t.audio_path, t.duration, t.engine, t.model_id, t.inference_ms, t.sample_rate, t.audio_channels, t.format_mode, t.remove_fillers, t.british_english, t.anti_hallucination, t.created_at, t.starred, t.manual_tags, t.template, t.language, t.segments_json, t.llm_tags \
FROM transcripts t \
JOIN transcripts_fts fts ON fts.rowid = t.rowid \
WHERE transcripts_fts MATCH ? \
WHERE transcripts_fts MATCH ? AND t.deleted_at IS NULL \
ORDER BY fts.rank LIMIT ?",
)
.bind(query)
@@ -905,14 +1090,16 @@ pub async fn get_setting(pool: &SqlitePool, key: &str) -> Result<Option<String>>
Ok(row.map(|r| r.get("value")))
}
/// One-shot key rename for settings rows carried over from the lumotia era
/// (`magnotia_preferences`, `magnotia_morning_triage_last_shown`, etc.).
/// One-shot key rename for settings rows carried over from the magnotia era
/// (`magnotia_preferences`, `magnotia_morning_triage_last_shown`, etc.) to
/// the lumotia naming convention.
///
/// Idempotent. Returns `(renamed, orphans_deleted)`:
/// * `renamed` — rows where only the lumotia key existed; the row's key
/// is updated to the lumotia equivalent.
/// * `orphans_deleted` — rows where BOTH keys existed; the lumotia row is
/// authoritative and the lumotia row is deleted to avoid silent debt.
/// * `renamed` — rows where only the legacy (magnotia) key existed; the
/// row's key is updated to the lumotia equivalent.
/// * `orphans_deleted` — rows where BOTH keys existed; the new (lumotia)
/// row is authoritative and the legacy (magnotia) row is deleted to
/// avoid silent debt.
pub async fn migrate_legacy_setting_keys(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<(u64, u64)> {
let mut tx = pool.begin().await.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "migrate_legacy_setting_keys:begin".into(),
@@ -1531,6 +1718,159 @@ pub async fn record_feedback(pool: &SqlitePool, params: RecordFeedbackParams) ->
Ok(row.get::<i64, _>("id"))
}
// --- Onboarding events ---
/// Row returned by [`list_onboarding_events`].
#[derive(Debug, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)]
pub struct OnboardingEventRow {
pub id: i64,
pub event: String,
pub completed_at: i64,
pub version: String,
pub skipped: bool,
pub notes: Option<String>,
}
/// Row returned by [`list_lumotia_events`].
#[derive(Debug, serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize)]
pub struct LumotiaEventRow {
pub id: i64,
pub kind: String,
pub occurred_at: i64,
pub payload: Option<String>,
}
/// Insert a single onboarding step event.
///
/// `now` is a Unix timestamp (seconds) — the caller is responsible for
/// computing it so the helper stays testable without a clock dependency.
pub async fn insert_onboarding_event(
pool: &SqlitePool,
event: &str,
version: &str,
skipped: bool,
notes: Option<&str>,
now: i64,
) -> Result<()> {
sqlx::query(
"INSERT INTO onboarding_events (event, completed_at, version, skipped, notes)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)",
)
.bind(event)
.bind(now)
.bind(version)
.bind(skipped as i64)
.bind(notes)
.execute(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "insert_onboarding_event".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(())
}
/// Return all onboarding events, oldest first.
pub async fn list_onboarding_events(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<Vec<OnboardingEventRow>> {
let rows = sqlx::query(
"SELECT id, event, completed_at, version, skipped, notes
FROM onboarding_events
ORDER BY id ASC",
)
.fetch_all(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "list_onboarding_events".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(rows
.into_iter()
.map(|r| OnboardingEventRow {
id: r.get("id"),
event: r.get("event"),
completed_at: r.get("completed_at"),
version: r.get("version"),
skipped: r.get::<i64, _>("skipped") != 0,
notes: r.get("notes"),
})
.collect())
}
/// Returns `true` if the user has ever recorded a `completed` or `skipped`
/// onboarding event — i.e. they do not need to see onboarding again.
pub async fn has_completed_onboarding(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<bool> {
let count: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar(
"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM onboarding_events WHERE event IN ('completed', 'skipped')",
)
.fetch_one(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "has_completed_onboarding".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(count > 0)
}
/// Insert a single opt-in activation log event.
///
/// `now` is a Unix timestamp (seconds).
pub async fn insert_lumotia_event(
pool: &SqlitePool,
kind: &str,
payload: Option<&str>,
now: i64,
) -> Result<()> {
sqlx::query("INSERT INTO lumotia_events (kind, occurred_at, payload) VALUES (?, ?, ?)")
.bind(kind)
.bind(now)
.bind(payload)
.execute(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "insert_lumotia_event".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(())
}
/// Return all lumotia events, oldest first.
pub async fn list_lumotia_events(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<Vec<LumotiaEventRow>> {
let rows = sqlx::query(
"SELECT id, kind, occurred_at, payload
FROM lumotia_events
ORDER BY id ASC",
)
.fetch_all(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "list_lumotia_events".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(rows
.into_iter()
.map(|r| LumotiaEventRow {
id: r.get("id"),
kind: r.get("kind"),
occurred_at: r.get("occurred_at"),
payload: r.get("payload"),
})
.collect())
}
/// Delete all rows from `lumotia_events`.
pub async fn clear_lumotia_events(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<()> {
sqlx::query("DELETE FROM lumotia_events")
.execute(pool)
.await
.map_err(|source| Error::Query {
operation: "clear_lumotia_events".into(),
source,
})?;
Ok(())
}
/// Fetch the most recent feedback rows for a given target type, scoped to
/// the active profile. Used by the prompt builder to gather few-shot
/// exemplars. Orders by `created_at DESC` so the most recent corrections
@@ -2860,4 +3200,335 @@ mod tests {
assert_eq!(first, (1, 0));
assert_eq!(second, (0, 0));
}
fn minimal_transcript(
id: &'static str,
audio_path: Option<&'static str>,
) -> InsertTranscriptParams<'static> {
InsertTranscriptParams {
id,
text: "soft-delete fixture",
source: "microphone",
profile_id: crate::DEFAULT_PROFILE_ID,
title: None,
audio_path,
duration: 1.0,
engine: None,
model_id: None,
inference_ms: None,
sample_rate: None,
audio_channels: None,
format_mode: None,
remove_fillers: false,
british_english: true,
anti_hallucination: false,
}
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn delete_transcript_soft_deletes() {
// Rev-2 contract: delete_transcript flips `deleted_at`, does not
// remove the row. A direct SELECT bypassing the deleted_at filter
// must still find the row.
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_transcript(&pool, &minimal_transcript("t-soft", None))
.await
.unwrap();
delete_transcript(&pool, "t-soft").await.unwrap();
let deleted_at: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT deleted_at FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-soft")
.fetch_one(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(
deleted_at.is_some(),
"row should still exist with deleted_at set"
);
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn delete_transcript_removes_audio_file() {
// Rev-3 contract: best-effort fs::remove_file fires when the
// soft-delete actually flipped a row. A repeat delete is a
// no-op and does NOT fail when the file is already gone.
let pool = test_pool().await;
let tmp = std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("lumotia-test-{}.wav", std::process::id()));
std::fs::write(&tmp, b"fake wav").unwrap();
let path_owned = tmp.to_string_lossy().to_string();
let path_static: &'static str = Box::leak(path_owned.into_boxed_str());
insert_transcript(&pool, &minimal_transcript("t-audio", Some(path_static)))
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(tmp.exists(), "fixture file should exist pre-delete");
delete_transcript(&pool, "t-audio").await.unwrap();
assert!(
!tmp.exists(),
"audio file should be removed by delete_transcript"
);
// Repeat delete must not surface an error even though both the
// soft-delete UPDATE is a no-op AND the audio file is already gone.
delete_transcript(&pool, "t-audio").await.unwrap();
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn list_transcripts_excludes_soft_deleted() {
// Rev-2 list contract: soft-deleted rows are invisible to the
// regular list path; the trash view is the inverse.
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_transcript(&pool, &minimal_transcript("t-live", None))
.await
.unwrap();
insert_transcript(&pool, &minimal_transcript("t-trashed", None))
.await
.unwrap();
delete_transcript(&pool, "t-trashed").await.unwrap();
let live = list_transcripts(&pool, 100).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(live.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(live[0].id, "t-live");
let trashed = list_trashed_transcripts(&pool, 100, 0).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(trashed.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(trashed[0].id, "t-trashed");
let total = count_transcripts(&pool).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(total, 1, "count_transcripts excludes the trash");
// Restore brings the row back into the live list.
restore_transcript(&pool, "t-trashed").await.unwrap();
let after_restore = list_transcripts(&pool, 100).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(after_restore.len(), 2);
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn purge_deleted_transcripts_hard_deletes_old() {
// Retention contract: purge_deleted_transcripts hard-removes rows
// whose deleted_at is older than `older_than_days`. Newer trash
// rows are preserved.
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_transcript(&pool, &minimal_transcript("t-old", None))
.await
.unwrap();
insert_transcript(&pool, &minimal_transcript("t-new", None))
.await
.unwrap();
delete_transcript(&pool, "t-old").await.unwrap();
delete_transcript(&pool, "t-new").await.unwrap();
// Backdate t-old past the 30-day window. t-new keeps "now".
sqlx::query("UPDATE transcripts SET deleted_at = datetime('now', '-60 days') WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-old")
.execute(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
let purged = purge_deleted_transcripts(&pool, 30).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(purged, 1, "only t-old should be hard-deleted");
let old_exists: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT id FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-old")
.fetch_optional(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(old_exists.is_none(), "t-old should be hard-gone");
let new_exists: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT id FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-new")
.fetch_optional(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(
new_exists.is_some(),
"t-new still inside the retention window"
);
}
/// Phase B.4 audit regression (2026-05-14). Asserts the
/// `DELETE … RETURNING` form correctly couples row-removal with the
/// audio-cleanup loop: only rows the DELETE actually affected get
/// their audio file removed, and rows outside the retention window
/// are untouched.
///
/// The race we fixed (restore between SELECT and DELETE in the old
/// two-statement form) requires fault injection between the two
/// statements to exercise deterministically. The atomic single-
/// statement form makes that race structurally impossible. We test
/// the structural property: an in-retention trashed row with its
/// audio file on disk survives purge with the audio intact, while a
/// past-retention trashed row is hard-deleted with audio removed.
#[tokio::test]
async fn purge_audio_cleanup_only_fires_for_hard_deleted_rows() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
let tmpdir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tmpdir");
let old_audio = tmpdir.path().join("old.wav");
let recent_audio = tmpdir.path().join("recent.wav");
std::fs::write(&old_audio, b"old wav").unwrap();
std::fs::write(&recent_audio, b"recent wav").unwrap();
let old_path_static: &'static str =
Box::leak(old_audio.to_string_lossy().to_string().into_boxed_str());
let recent_path_static: &'static str =
Box::leak(recent_audio.to_string_lossy().to_string().into_boxed_str());
insert_transcript(
&pool,
&minimal_transcript("t-purge-old", Some(old_path_static)),
)
.await
.unwrap();
insert_transcript(
&pool,
&minimal_transcript("t-purge-recent", Some(recent_path_static)),
)
.await
.unwrap();
// Manually mark both trashed without going through delete_transcript
// (which would best-effort-remove the audio files itself). Old row
// is backdated past the 30-day retention; recent row is fresh.
sqlx::query("UPDATE transcripts SET deleted_at = datetime('now', '-60 days') WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-purge-old")
.execute(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
sqlx::query("UPDATE transcripts SET deleted_at = datetime('now') WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-purge-recent")
.execute(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
let purged = purge_deleted_transcripts(&pool, 30).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(purged, 1, "only t-purge-old is past retention");
let old_exists: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT id FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-purge-old")
.fetch_optional(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(old_exists.is_none(), "t-purge-old must be hard-deleted");
assert!(
!old_audio.exists(),
"audio for hard-deleted row must be removed by purge"
);
let recent_exists: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT id FROM transcripts WHERE id = ?")
.bind("t-purge-recent")
.fetch_optional(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(
recent_exists.is_some(),
"t-purge-recent within retention must survive"
);
assert!(
recent_audio.exists(),
"audio for surviving in-retention row must NOT be removed by purge"
);
}
// --- onboarding_events tests ---
#[tokio::test]
async fn onboarding_insert_and_list_roundtrip() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_onboarding_event(&pool, "started", "0.1.0", false, None, 1_000_000)
.await
.unwrap();
insert_onboarding_event(
&pool,
"recorded_first",
"0.1.0",
false,
Some("took 45s"),
1_000_060,
)
.await
.unwrap();
let rows = list_onboarding_events(&pool).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(rows.len(), 2);
assert_eq!(rows[0].event, "started");
assert_eq!(rows[0].version, "0.1.0");
assert!(!rows[0].skipped);
assert!(rows[0].notes.is_none());
assert_eq!(rows[1].event, "recorded_first");
assert_eq!(rows[1].notes.as_deref(), Some("took 45s"));
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn has_completed_onboarding_no_events() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
assert!(!has_completed_onboarding(&pool).await.unwrap());
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn has_completed_onboarding_only_started() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_onboarding_event(&pool, "started", "0.1.0", false, None, 1_000_000)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(!has_completed_onboarding(&pool).await.unwrap());
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn has_completed_onboarding_with_completed_event() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_onboarding_event(&pool, "started", "0.1.0", false, None, 1_000_000)
.await
.unwrap();
insert_onboarding_event(&pool, "completed", "0.1.0", false, None, 1_000_120)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(has_completed_onboarding(&pool).await.unwrap());
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn has_completed_onboarding_with_skipped_event() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_onboarding_event(&pool, "skipped", "0.1.0", true, None, 1_000_005)
.await
.unwrap();
assert!(has_completed_onboarding(&pool).await.unwrap());
}
// --- lumotia_events tests ---
#[tokio::test]
async fn lumotia_event_insert_list_clear_roundtrip() {
let pool = test_pool().await;
insert_lumotia_event(&pool, "app_launched", None, 1_000_000)
.await
.unwrap();
insert_lumotia_event(
&pool,
"recording_started",
Some(r#"{"profile":"default"}"#),
1_000_010,
)
.await
.unwrap();
let rows = list_lumotia_events(&pool).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(rows.len(), 2);
assert_eq!(rows[0].kind, "app_launched");
assert!(rows[0].payload.is_none());
assert_eq!(rows[1].kind, "recording_started");
assert_eq!(rows[1].payload.as_deref(), Some(r#"{"profile":"default"}"#));
clear_lumotia_events(&pool).await.unwrap();
let rows_after = list_lumotia_events(&pool).await.unwrap();
assert!(rows_after.is_empty());
}
}

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@@ -21,8 +21,16 @@ pub fn crashes_dir() -> PathBuf {
lumotia_core::paths::app_paths().crashes_dir()
}
/// Directory for the rolling Rust log file (lumotia.log + rotated lumotia.log.1, etc).
/// Subscribers configured in src-tauri/src/lib.rs at startup.
/// Directory for the rolling Rust log file.
///
/// The base filename is `lumotia.log`; daily rotation produces dated
/// siblings (e.g. `lumotia.log.2026-05-12`). The appender keeps the
/// 7 most-recent days and prunes older files on rotation.
///
/// Subscriber and rotation policy are configured by `init_tracing` in
/// `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` at startup; the diagnostic-report bundler in
/// `src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs` attaches the live file from
/// this directory to user-submitted crash reports.
pub fn logs_dir() -> PathBuf {
lumotia_core::paths::app_paths().logs_dir()
}

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@@ -10,18 +10,20 @@ pub use error::{Entity, Error, MigrationStep, OpenOp, Result};
pub const DEFAULT_PROFILE_ID: &str = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001";
pub use database::{
add_profile_term, complete_subtask_and_check_parent, complete_task, count_transcripts,
create_profile, delete_implementation_rule, delete_profile, delete_profile_term, delete_task,
delete_transcript, get_implementation_rule, get_profile, get_setting, get_task_by_id,
get_transcript, init, init_readonly, insert_implementation_rule, insert_subtask, insert_task,
insert_transcript, list_feedback_examples, list_implementation_rules, list_profile_terms,
list_profiles, list_recent_completions, list_recent_errors, list_subtasks, list_tasks,
list_transcripts, list_transcripts_paged, log_error, mark_implementation_rule_fired,
migrate_legacy_setting_keys, prune_error_log, record_feedback, search_transcripts,
set_implementation_rule_enabled, set_setting, set_task_energy, uncomplete_task, update_profile,
update_task, update_transcript,
add_profile_term, clear_lumotia_events, complete_subtask_and_check_parent, complete_task,
count_transcripts, create_profile, delete_implementation_rule, delete_profile,
delete_profile_term, delete_task, delete_transcript, get_implementation_rule, get_profile,
get_setting, get_task_by_id, get_transcript, has_completed_onboarding, init, init_readonly,
insert_implementation_rule, insert_lumotia_event, insert_onboarding_event, insert_subtask,
insert_task, insert_transcript, list_feedback_examples, list_implementation_rules,
list_lumotia_events, list_onboarding_events, list_profile_terms, list_profiles,
list_recent_completions, list_recent_errors, list_subtasks, list_tasks, list_transcripts,
list_transcripts_paged, list_trashed_transcripts, log_error, mark_implementation_rule_fired,
migrate_legacy_setting_keys, prune_error_log, purge_deleted_transcripts, record_feedback,
restore_transcript, search_transcripts, set_implementation_rule_enabled, set_setting,
set_task_energy, uncomplete_task, update_profile, update_task, update_transcript,
update_transcript_meta, DailyCompletionCount, ErrorLogRow, FeedbackRow, FeedbackTargetType,
ImplementationRuleRow, InsertTranscriptParams, ProfileRow, ProfileTermRow,
RecordFeedbackParams, TaskRow, TranscriptRow,
ImplementationRuleRow, InsertTranscriptParams, LumotiaEventRow, OnboardingEventRow, ProfileRow,
ProfileTermRow, RecordFeedbackParams, TaskRow, TranscriptRow,
};
pub use file_storage::{app_data_dir, crashes_dir, database_path, logs_dir, recordings_dir};

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@@ -477,6 +477,62 @@ const MIGRATIONS: &[(i64, &str, &str)] = &[
ON transcripts(profile_id, created_at DESC);
"#,
),
(
16,
"transcripts: soft-delete column for trash + audio cleanup (Rev-2, Rev-3)",
r#"
-- Atomiser fix 2026-05-12 — Rev-2 (hard-DELETE w/ no trash) and
-- Rev-3 (orphan WAV files on transcript delete) both fanned out
-- from the same DELETE-based delete path. The new contract:
--
-- * `delete_transcript` UPDATEs deleted_at = datetime('now')
-- and best-effort removes the audio file at audio_path.
-- The DB row is preserved so the user can restore.
-- * `list_transcripts*`, `search_transcripts`, `count_transcripts`
-- filter `deleted_at IS NULL`.
-- * `purge_deleted_transcripts(older_than_days)` does the
-- actual hard DELETE on rows past the retention window,
-- scheduled once at startup. FK CASCADE on segments still
-- fires at purge time.
--
-- Pre-existing rows default to NULL (not deleted). The column
-- is plain TEXT (ISO-8601 datetime), nullable, no CHECK — we
-- only ever compare against datetime('now', '-N days') and
-- IS NULL / IS NOT NULL.
ALTER TABLE transcripts ADD COLUMN deleted_at TEXT;
-- Partial index over the trash so the purge query stays cheap
-- even on databases with months of soft-deleted rows.
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_transcripts_deleted_at
ON transcripts(deleted_at) WHERE deleted_at IS NOT NULL;
"#,
),
(
17,
"onboarding_events + lumotia_events tables",
r#"
-- onboarding_events: gates first-run, supplies time-to-first-capture metric
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS onboarding_events (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
event TEXT NOT NULL,
completed_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
version TEXT NOT NULL,
skipped INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
notes TEXT
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_onboarding_events_event ON onboarding_events(event);
-- lumotia_events: opt-in local activation log
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS lumotia_events (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
kind TEXT NOT NULL,
occurred_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
payload TEXT
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_lumotia_events_kind ON lumotia_events(kind);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_lumotia_events_occurred ON lumotia_events(occurred_at);
"#,
),
];
/// Split SQL into individual statements, respecting BEGIN...END trigger blocks.
@@ -570,7 +626,12 @@ async fn run_migrations_slice(pool: &SqlitePool, migrations: &[(i64, &str, &str)
for (version, description, sql) in migrations {
if *version > current {
log::info!("Running migration {}: {}", version, description);
tracing::info!(
target: "lumotia_storage",
version,
description,
"running migration",
);
let mut tx = pool.begin().await.map_err(|source| Error::Migration {
version: Some(*version),
@@ -606,7 +667,11 @@ async fn run_migrations_slice(pool: &SqlitePool, migrations: &[(i64, &str, &str)
source,
})?;
log::info!("Migration {} complete", version);
tracing::info!(
target: "lumotia_storage",
version,
"migration complete",
);
}
}
@@ -642,7 +707,7 @@ mod tests {
.fetch_one(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert_eq!(count, 15);
assert_eq!(count, 17);
sqlx::query("INSERT INTO settings (key, value) VALUES ('test', 'value')")
.execute(&pool)
@@ -661,7 +726,7 @@ mod tests {
.fetch_one(&pool)
.await
.unwrap();
assert_eq!(count, 15);
assert_eq!(count, 17);
}
#[tokio::test]
@@ -1199,4 +1264,144 @@ mod tests {
"planner should use the composite index, got plan: {plan:?}",
);
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn migration_v17_creates_onboarding_and_lumotia_events_tables() {
// v0.1 onboarding-event tracking and opt-in local activation log.
// Verify both tables exist with the expected columns after running
// all migrations. Uses PRAGMA table_info to inspect column presence.
let pool = fk_test_pool().await;
run_migrations(&pool).await.expect("migrate");
// --- onboarding_events ---
let info = sqlx::query("PRAGMA table_info(onboarding_events)")
.fetch_all(&pool)
.await
.expect("pragma onboarding_events");
assert!(
!info.is_empty(),
"onboarding_events table must exist after v17"
);
let names: Vec<String> = info.iter().map(|r| r.get::<String, _>("name")).collect();
for col in ["id", "event", "completed_at", "version", "skipped", "notes"] {
assert!(
names.contains(&col.to_string()),
"onboarding_events must have column {col}; got {names:?}"
);
}
// Index on onboarding_events(event) must exist.
let idx_names: Vec<String> = sqlx::query_scalar(
"SELECT name FROM sqlite_master \
WHERE type = 'index' AND tbl_name = 'onboarding_events'",
)
.fetch_all(&pool)
.await
.expect("read onboarding_events indexes");
assert!(
idx_names.iter().any(|n| n == "idx_onboarding_events_event"),
"expected idx_onboarding_events_event, got {idx_names:?}",
);
// --- lumotia_events ---
let info2 = sqlx::query("PRAGMA table_info(lumotia_events)")
.fetch_all(&pool)
.await
.expect("pragma lumotia_events");
assert!(
!info2.is_empty(),
"lumotia_events table must exist after v17"
);
let names2: Vec<String> = info2.iter().map(|r| r.get::<String, _>("name")).collect();
for col in ["id", "kind", "occurred_at", "payload"] {
assert!(
names2.contains(&col.to_string()),
"lumotia_events must have column {col}; got {names2:?}"
);
}
// Both indexes on lumotia_events must exist.
let idx_names2: Vec<String> = sqlx::query_scalar(
"SELECT name FROM sqlite_master \
WHERE type = 'index' AND tbl_name = 'lumotia_events'",
)
.fetch_all(&pool)
.await
.expect("read lumotia_events indexes");
for idx in ["idx_lumotia_events_kind", "idx_lumotia_events_occurred"] {
assert!(
idx_names2.iter().any(|n| n == idx),
"expected index {idx}, got {idx_names2:?}",
);
}
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn migration_v16_adds_deleted_at_column_and_index() {
// Rev-2 / Rev-3 atomiser fix (2026-05-12). Verify the soft-delete
// column is present, nullable, defaulting to NULL on pre-existing
// rows so the migration doesn't accidentally mark old transcripts
// as deleted.
let pool = fk_test_pool().await;
run_migrations_up_to(&pool, 15)
.await
.expect("migrate to v15");
// Seed a pre-v16 row to verify backfill preserves NULL.
sqlx::query(
"INSERT INTO transcripts (
id, text, source, profile_id, title, audio_path, duration,
engine, model_id, inference_ms, sample_rate, audio_channels,
format_mode, remove_fillers, british_english, anti_hallucination,
created_at, starred, manual_tags, template, language,
segments_json, llm_tags
) VALUES (
'pre-v16', 'pre-existing body', 'microphone', ?, 'Pre-V16',
NULL, 1.0, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, 0, 0,
datetime('now'), 0, '', '', '', '', ''
)",
)
.bind(crate::DEFAULT_PROFILE_ID)
.execute(&pool)
.await
.expect("seed pre-v16 row");
run_migrations(&pool).await.expect("migrate to v16");
let info = sqlx::query("PRAGMA table_info(transcripts)")
.fetch_all(&pool)
.await
.expect("pragma");
let names: Vec<String> = info.iter().map(|r| r.get::<String, _>("name")).collect();
assert!(
names.contains(&"deleted_at".to_string()),
"transcripts must have deleted_at after v16; got {names:?}",
);
// Pre-existing rows must default to NULL — emphatically NOT
// pre-soft-deleted.
let deleted_at: Option<String> =
sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT deleted_at FROM transcripts WHERE id = 'pre-v16'")
.fetch_one(&pool)
.await
.expect("read deleted_at");
assert!(
deleted_at.is_none(),
"pre-v16 rows must have deleted_at = NULL after migration, got {deleted_at:?}",
);
// Partial index exists.
let index_names: Vec<String> = sqlx::query_scalar(
"SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = 'index' AND tbl_name = 'transcripts'",
)
.fetch_all(&pool)
.await
.expect("read indexes");
assert!(
index_names
.iter()
.any(|n| n == "idx_transcripts_deleted_at"),
"expected idx_transcripts_deleted_at, got {index_names:?}",
);
}
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,282 @@
//! End-to-end migration test for the Magnotia -> Lumotia rebrand.
//!
//! The in-crate unit tests in `crates/core/src/paths.rs` prove that the
//! migration copies bytes and renames files correctly, but they don't
//! verify that the resulting `lumotia.db` is *openable* by
//! `lumotia-storage`. A byte-perfect copy with a torn SQLite header,
//! a stale WAL pointer, or a row count off by one would still pass
//! those tests. This integration test closes that gap by:
//!
//! 1. Seeding a real on-disk `magnotia/magnotia.db` via the public
//! `lumotia_storage::init` API (which runs every schema migration
//! head-to-tail). A real transcript row is inserted via
//! `insert_transcript`, then the pool is dropped to flush + close.
//! 2. Running the rebrand migration via
//! `lumotia_core::paths::migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs` with
//! the synthesised (legacy, target) pair.
//! 3. Re-opening the migrated `lumotia/lumotia.db` via `init`
//! (which re-runs migrations — they must be no-ops against the
//! already-migrated schema) and querying for the inserted
//! transcript by id.
//!
//! If any of the three steps fails — rename, reopen, or query — the
//! migration is unsafe to ship even though the unit tests pass.
use std::path::Path;
use lumotia_core::paths::{migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs, MigrationStatus};
use lumotia_storage::{
get_transcript, init, insert_transcript, list_transcripts, InsertTranscriptParams,
DEFAULT_PROFILE_ID,
};
use tempfile::TempDir;
const SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_ID: &str = "t-rebrand-survivor";
const SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_TEXT: &str =
"Migration sentinel row. If this read fails, the rebrand orphaned user data.";
const SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_TITLE: &str = "rebrand-survivor";
/// Drop the pool and yield long enough for sqlx's background reaper to
/// close its connections. The integration test re-opens the migrated DB
/// immediately afterwards, so any sqlx-held file descriptor on Windows
/// would block the rename. tokio's `yield_now` is a single scheduler
/// hop, not a sleep — enough to flush the pool's tokio task queue.
async fn drop_and_yield(pool: sqlx::SqlitePool) {
pool.close().await;
tokio::task::yield_now().await;
}
/// Build the canonical seed-row params. Centralised so the assertions
/// in each test can reference the same expected values without drift.
fn seed_params() -> InsertTranscriptParams<'static> {
InsertTranscriptParams {
id: SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_ID,
text: SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_TEXT,
source: "microphone",
profile_id: DEFAULT_PROFILE_ID,
title: Some(SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_TITLE),
audio_path: None,
duration: 2.5,
engine: Some("whisper"),
model_id: Some("whisper-tiny-en"),
inference_ms: Some(420),
sample_rate: Some(16_000),
audio_channels: Some(1),
format_mode: Some("plain"),
remove_fillers: false,
british_english: true,
anti_hallucination: false,
}
}
/// Seed `<legacy>/magnotia.db` with the live schema head and one
/// transcript row. Returns nothing; the asserts live in the test body.
async fn seed_legacy_db(legacy_dir: &Path) {
std::fs::create_dir_all(legacy_dir).expect("create legacy dir");
let legacy_db = legacy_dir.join("magnotia.db");
let pool = init(&legacy_db).await.expect("init legacy magnotia.db");
insert_transcript(&pool, &seed_params())
.await
.expect("insert seed transcript into legacy db");
drop_and_yield(pool).await;
assert!(
legacy_db.exists(),
"legacy magnotia.db should be on disk after pool drop"
);
}
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")]
async fn legacy_db_survives_rebrand_and_remains_queryable() {
let tmp = TempDir::new().expect("tempdir");
let legacy = tmp.path().join("magnotia");
let target = tmp.path().join("lumotia");
seed_legacy_db(&legacy).await;
// Bonus: drop a non-DB file inside the legacy tree to confirm the
// migration sweeps the whole directory, not just the .db file.
let companion = legacy
.join("recordings")
.join("2026-05-13")
.join("clip.wav");
std::fs::create_dir_all(companion.parent().unwrap()).expect("nested dir");
std::fs::write(&companion, b"fake-wav-bytes").expect("write companion file");
// Migrate. Blocking I/O is fine inside the multi-thread flavour.
let statuses = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(vec![(legacy.clone(), target.clone())])
.expect("migration must not error");
assert_eq!(statuses.len(), 1, "single pair must yield single status");
match &statuses[0] {
MigrationStatus::Migrated {
from,
to,
renamed_db,
} => {
assert_eq!(from, &legacy);
assert_eq!(to, &target);
assert!(renamed_db, "magnotia.db must have been renamed");
}
other => panic!("expected Migrated, got {other:?}"),
}
assert!(!legacy.exists(), "legacy dir should be gone after rename");
assert!(target.exists(), "target dir should exist after rename");
let migrated_db = target.join("lumotia.db");
assert!(migrated_db.exists(), "lumotia.db must be at new path");
assert!(
!target.join("magnotia.db").exists(),
"old db filename must not survive at new path"
);
let migrated_companion = target
.join("recordings")
.join("2026-05-13")
.join("clip.wav");
assert!(
migrated_companion.exists(),
"non-DB files inside legacy must be carried along"
);
assert_eq!(
std::fs::read(&migrated_companion).expect("read migrated companion"),
b"fake-wav-bytes",
"non-DB file contents must survive verbatim"
);
// Re-open via the same public API a fresh app boot would use. This
// also re-runs `run_migrations`, which must be idempotent against
// the already-migrated schema.
let pool = init(&migrated_db)
.await
.expect("init migrated lumotia.db must succeed");
let found = get_transcript(&pool, SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_ID)
.await
.expect("get_transcript must not error against migrated db")
.expect("seeded transcript must survive the migration");
assert_eq!(found.id, SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_ID);
assert_eq!(found.text, SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_TEXT);
assert_eq!(found.title.as_deref(), Some(SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_TITLE));
// And the list view sees exactly one row, ruling out duplicates or
// schema-rebuild-from-empty (which would yield zero).
let listed = list_transcripts(&pool, 100)
.await
.expect("list_transcripts must not error against migrated db");
assert_eq!(
listed.len(),
1,
"exactly one transcript should be visible post-migration"
);
assert_eq!(listed[0].id, SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_ID);
drop_and_yield(pool).await;
}
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")]
async fn rerun_after_migration_is_idempotent_and_preserves_user_state() {
// First boot: migrate. Second boot: legacy preserved? Per the design
// the legacy DOES NOT preserve (rename moves it; see paths.rs
// rename_or_copy_tree). So the second run sees no legacy and yields
// NoLegacyFound. This test exists to nail down that contract — if a
// future change starts copying-rather-than-renaming, the test will
// catch the subsequent loss of idempotency.
let tmp = TempDir::new().expect("tempdir");
let legacy = tmp.path().join("magnotia");
let target = tmp.path().join("lumotia");
seed_legacy_db(&legacy).await;
let first = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(vec![(legacy.clone(), target.clone())])
.expect("first migration");
assert!(matches!(first[0], MigrationStatus::Migrated { .. }));
// User immediately starts using the app: writes new data to the
// migrated DB. The follow-up reboot must NOT clobber this.
let pool = init(&target.join("lumotia.db"))
.await
.expect("post-migrate init");
insert_transcript(
&pool,
&InsertTranscriptParams {
id: "t-post-migration",
text: "Written after the rebrand boot.",
..seed_params()
},
)
.await
.expect("insert new row post-migration");
drop_and_yield(pool).await;
// Second boot: no legacy on disk, nothing to do. Note empty input
// yields a single NoLegacyFound entry by contract.
let second = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(Vec::new()).expect("second migration");
assert_eq!(second, vec![MigrationStatus::NoLegacyFound]);
// Open and confirm both rows present + user's post-migration write
// intact.
let pool = init(&target.join("lumotia.db"))
.await
.expect("reopen after second boot");
let listed = list_transcripts(&pool, 100).await.expect("list");
let ids: Vec<_> = listed.iter().map(|r| r.id.as_str()).collect();
assert!(
ids.contains(&SEEDED_TRANSCRIPT_ID),
"pre-migration row should survive second boot: {ids:?}"
);
assert!(
ids.contains(&"t-post-migration"),
"post-migration row should survive second boot: {ids:?}"
);
drop_and_yield(pool).await;
}
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")]
async fn both_paths_present_refuses_to_overwrite_user_data() {
// Reproduces the "stale legacy + freshly-installed lumotia" scenario:
// user reinstalls after deleting their data dir manually, or runs an
// older + newer build side-by-side. The migration must NOT clobber
// the lumotia-side DB even if the legacy contains a richer one —
// user authority on what's authoritative.
let tmp = TempDir::new().expect("tempdir");
let legacy = tmp.path().join("magnotia");
let target = tmp.path().join("lumotia");
// Both DBs exist; the legacy has the seeded row, the target is
// freshly initialised with no rows.
seed_legacy_db(&legacy).await;
let pool = init(&target.join("lumotia.db")).await.expect("seed target");
drop_and_yield(pool).await;
let statuses = migrate_legacy_data_dir_with_pairs(vec![(legacy.clone(), target.clone())])
.expect("migration must not error in both-exist case");
assert_eq!(statuses.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(
statuses[0],
MigrationStatus::TargetAlreadyExists {
target: target.clone()
}
);
// Critical: target's empty DB must be untouched.
let pool = init(&target.join("lumotia.db"))
.await
.expect("reopen target post-decision");
let listed = list_transcripts(&pool, 100).await.expect("list");
assert_eq!(
listed.len(),
0,
"target's user-installed empty DB must not have been merged with legacy"
);
drop_and_yield(pool).await;
// And the legacy DB must still be on disk for manual recovery —
// we don't quietly delete user data the migration refused to copy.
assert!(
legacy.join("magnotia.db").exists(),
"legacy DB must be preserved as a backup when target exists"
);
}

6
crates/transcription/Cargo.toml
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@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia-transcription"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
description = "Speech-to-text engine wrappers, model management, and inference concurrency for Lumotia"
build = "build.rs"

144
crates/transcription/src/local_engine.rs
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@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
use std::path::Path;
use std::sync::Mutex;
use std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool;
use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex};
use std::time::Instant;
use transcribe_rs::{SpeechModel, TranscribeOptions, TranscriptionResult};
@@ -60,6 +61,32 @@ impl Transcriber for SpeechModelAdapter {
})
.collect())
}
/// SAFETY: `transcribe-rs` owns the Parakeet decoder behind a `&mut
/// self` call that does not surface a cancellation hook. The best we
/// can do without forking transcribe-rs is short-circuit BEFORE the
/// decode call when the live session has already requested abort —
/// the same boundary the `Drop for InferenceTask` cancellation
/// route arrives through. Once the decode is in flight it runs to
/// completion, but the live session's `drain_inference` timeout
/// still drops our receiver, so the wedged orphan thread exits the
/// instant it tries to send its result. The engine `Mutex` is held
/// only across THIS call, so a future task will not deadlock — it
/// simply queues until the orphan releases. Documenting the
/// uncancellable middle so future audits don't get surprised.
fn transcribe_sync_with_abort(
&mut self,
samples: &[f32],
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>> {
if abort_flag.load(std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed) {
return Err(Error::TranscriptionFailed(
"transcription aborted before decoder dispatch".to_string(),
));
}
self.transcribe_sync(samples, options)
}
}
/// Owns the currently-loaded speech backend and serialises inference
@@ -155,6 +182,35 @@ impl LocalEngine {
inference_ms,
})
}
/// Cancellable variant of `transcribe_sync`. Pipes `abort_flag`
/// through to the backend so the live-session drain timeout can
/// break a wedged whisper-rs decode out of its loop. Every backend
/// MUST implement the trait method (no default impl) — Parakeet's
/// adapter, for example, honours the flag at the pre-decode
/// boundary even though the in-flight decode itself is opaque.
pub fn transcribe_sync_with_abort(
&self,
audio: &AudioSamples,
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
) -> Result<TimedTranscript> {
let mut guard = self.engine.lock().unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner());
let backend = guard.as_mut().ok_or(Error::EngineNotLoaded)?;
let start = Instant::now();
let segments = backend.transcribe_sync_with_abort(audio.samples(), options, abort_flag)?;
let inference_ms = start.elapsed().as_millis() as u64;
Ok(TimedTranscript {
transcript: Transcript::new(
segments,
options.language.clone().unwrap_or_else(|| "en".to_string()),
audio.duration_secs(),
),
inference_ms,
})
}
}
/// Thin wrapper over `ParakeetModel` that overrides `transcribe_raw` to
@@ -214,6 +270,10 @@ pub fn load_whisper(model_path: &Path) -> Result<Box<dyn Transcriber + Send>> {
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
use std::sync::atomic::Ordering;
use transcribe_rs::{
ModelCapabilities, TranscribeError, TranscribeOptions, TranscriptionResult,
};
#[test]
fn engine_reports_not_available_before_loading() {
@@ -222,4 +282,86 @@ mod tests {
assert!(engine.loaded_model_id().is_none());
assert!(engine.capabilities().is_none());
}
/// Minimal fake `SpeechModel` for the Parakeet adapter tests. Records
/// whether `transcribe_raw` was called so we can prove the pre-decode
/// abort short-circuit actually fires.
struct FakeSpeechModel {
call_count: Arc<std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize>,
}
impl transcribe_rs::SpeechModel for FakeSpeechModel {
fn capabilities(&self) -> ModelCapabilities {
ModelCapabilities {
name: "fake",
engine_id: "fake",
sample_rate: 16_000,
languages: &[],
supports_timestamps: false,
supports_translation: false,
supports_streaming: false,
}
}
fn transcribe_raw(
&mut self,
_samples: &[f32],
_options: &TranscribeOptions,
) -> std::result::Result<TranscriptionResult, TranscribeError> {
self.call_count
.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed);
Ok(TranscriptionResult {
text: String::new(),
segments: Some(Vec::new()),
})
}
}
#[test]
fn speech_model_adapter_short_circuits_when_abort_set_pre_dispatch() {
// Lifecycle-2 regression: without an explicit
// `transcribe_sync_with_abort` impl, SpeechModelAdapter used to
// inherit a default that silently dropped the abort flag and
// ran the decoder anyway. With the trait method made required,
// the adapter now checks the flag at the safest available
// boundary (pre-decode) and short-circuits.
let call_count = Arc::new(std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0));
let model = Box::new(FakeSpeechModel {
call_count: call_count.clone(),
});
let mut adapter = SpeechModelAdapter(model);
let abort = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(true));
let options = TranscriptionOptions::default();
let res = adapter.transcribe_sync_with_abort(&[0.0_f32; 16], &options, abort);
assert!(res.is_err(), "pre-set abort flag must short-circuit");
assert_eq!(
call_count.load(Ordering::Relaxed),
0,
"underlying decoder must NOT be called when abort was set before dispatch"
);
}
#[test]
fn speech_model_adapter_dispatches_decoder_when_abort_clear() {
// Companion to the short-circuit test: when the abort flag is
// clear at dispatch time, the adapter must still call the
// underlying decoder. Without this we'd have killed
// transcription entirely.
let call_count = Arc::new(std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0));
let model = Box::new(FakeSpeechModel {
call_count: call_count.clone(),
});
let mut adapter = SpeechModelAdapter(model);
let abort = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));
let options = TranscriptionOptions::default();
let res = adapter.transcribe_sync_with_abort(&[0.0_f32; 16], &options, abort);
assert!(res.is_ok(), "clear abort flag must allow dispatch");
assert_eq!(
call_count.load(Ordering::Relaxed),
1,
"decoder must run exactly once when abort flag is clear"
);
}
}

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crates/transcription/src/model_manager.rs
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@@ -95,7 +95,21 @@ pub async fn download(
match sha256_of_file(&dest) {
Ok(actual) if actual.eq_ignore_ascii_case(file.sha256) => continue,
Ok(_actual) => {
let _ = std::fs::remove_file(&dest);
// Rev-5 reversibility kill (atomiser 2026-05-12):
// the previous implementation called
// `remove_file(&dest)` here before the network
// round-trip. A network blip / power loss between
// the unlink and `rename(tmp, dest)` in
// `download_file` left users with neither the old
// (corrupt) model file nor a fresh one — Whisper
// models are 1.5–3 GB and the user is offline by
// hypothesis.
//
// We now leave the existing file in place.
// `download_file` writes to a `.part` sibling and
// only `rename`s over `dest` once the SHA matches.
// The bad file is atomically replaced on success;
// on failure the user keeps what they had.
}
Err(e) => {
return Err(Error::DownloadFailed(format!(
@@ -116,10 +130,7 @@ fn verified_manifest_path(dir: &Path) -> PathBuf {
dir.join(".lumotia-verified")
}
fn verified_manifest_matches(
entry: &lumotia_core::model_registry::ModelEntry,
dir: &Path,
) -> bool {
fn verified_manifest_matches(entry: &lumotia_core::model_registry::ModelEntry, dir: &Path) -> bool {
let manifest = match std::fs::read_to_string(verified_manifest_path(dir)) {
Ok(contents) => contents,
Err(_) => return false,
@@ -149,10 +160,33 @@ fn write_verified_manifest(
let size = std::fs::metadata(dir.join(file.filename))?.len();
lines.push(format!("{}\t{}\t{}", file.filename, file.sha256, size));
}
std::fs::write(
verified_manifest_path(dir),
format!("{}\n", lines.join("\n")),
)
let final_path = verified_manifest_path(dir);
let body = format!("{}\n", lines.join("\n"));
// Rev-5 atomicity (atomiser 2026-05-12): the previous
// implementation called `fs::write(final_path, body)` directly,
// which truncates-then-writes. A power loss or kill mid-write
// leaves the manifest empty or partial; on next boot
// `verified_manifest_matches` reports `false` and the loader
// re-downloads the model even though all the GB-sized files are
// intact on disk.
//
// Write to a sibling `.tmp` first, fsync the data, then `rename`
// — POSIX `rename` is atomic within a directory, so a reader sees
// either the old manifest or the new one, never a partial.
let tmp_path = final_path.with_extension("tmp");
{
use std::io::Write;
let mut tmp = std::fs::File::create(&tmp_path)?;
tmp.write_all(body.as_bytes())?;
tmp.flush()?;
// Best-effort fsync. If the platform/filesystem can't sync
// (e.g. some test runners on tmpfs), the rename is still
// atomic at the directory entry level, which is the property
// we actually care about for "no torn manifest".
let _ = tmp.sync_all();
}
std::fs::rename(&tmp_path, &final_path)
}
/// Non-streaming SHA256 of a file on disk. Used by `download()` to
@@ -616,4 +650,124 @@ mod tests {
let part = dest.with_extension("bin.part");
assert!(!part.exists(), "failed hash must clean up the .part file");
}
/// Rev-5 regression (atomiser 2026-05-12). The previous `download()`
/// loop called `remove_file(&dest)` on SHA mismatch BEFORE the
/// network call, so a failing redownload left the user with
/// neither the old (corrupt-but-readable) Whisper model nor a
/// fresh one — 1.5–3 GB redownload over an already-flaky network.
///
/// `download_file` is the per-file primitive that gets invoked
/// after the outer-loop decides to redownload. It already writes
/// via `.part` and atomically renames. This test asserts the
/// invariant the fix relies on: when `download_file` fails (5xx
/// or SHA mismatch), an existing sentinel file at `dest` is left
/// in place. The outer-loop no longer deletes pre-emptively, so
/// this proves end-to-end: a failed redownload preserves the old
/// file.
#[tokio::test]
async fn download_file_failure_preserves_existing_dest_file() {
let addr = spawn_500_server().await;
let dir = tempdir().unwrap();
let dest = dir.path().join("fixture.bin");
// Existing "old model" file the user already had on disk.
std::fs::write(&dest, b"OLD").unwrap();
let file = ModelFile {
filename: leak(dest.file_name().unwrap().to_string_lossy().into_owned()),
url: leak(format!("http://{addr}/fixture.bin")),
size: lumotia_core::types::Megabytes(0),
sha256: leak("0".repeat(64)),
};
let id = ModelId::new("test-fixture");
let _ = download_file(&file, &dest, &id, &|_| ())
.await
.expect_err("5xx must fail");
assert!(
dest.exists(),
"download failure must leave the existing dest in place"
);
let preserved = std::fs::read(&dest).unwrap();
assert_eq!(
preserved, b"OLD",
"existing file contents must be untouched on failed download"
);
}
/// Rev-5 atomic-manifest regression (atomiser 2026-05-12). The
/// previous `write_verified_manifest` called `fs::write` directly,
/// which truncates-then-writes. A power loss mid-write left an
/// empty or torn manifest; on next boot the loader couldn't match
/// the existing GB-sized model files and redownloaded everything.
///
/// The fix writes to a sibling `.tmp` first then `rename`s — POSIX
/// `rename` is atomic. This test exercises that path: write a
/// valid manifest, then prove a stale `.tmp` left behind from a
/// crashed previous attempt does NOT survive a fresh write (the
/// rename replaces it), and that the final manifest matches.
#[test]
fn manifest_write_is_atomic() {
use lumotia_core::model_registry::{
AccuracyTier, Engine, LanguageSupport, ModelEntry, ModelFile, SpeedTier,
};
use lumotia_core::types::Megabytes;
use sha2::Digest;
let dir = tempdir().unwrap();
let file_path = dir.path().join("model.bin");
std::fs::write(&file_path, b"payload").unwrap();
let entry = ModelEntry {
id: ModelId::new("test-manifest"),
engine: Engine::Whisper,
display_name: "test",
disk_size: Megabytes(0),
ram_required: Megabytes(0),
speed_tier: SpeedTier::Instant,
accuracy_tier: AccuracyTier::Great,
languages: LanguageSupport::EnglishOnly,
files: vec![ModelFile {
filename: leak(
file_path
.file_name()
.unwrap()
.to_string_lossy()
.into_owned(),
),
url: "http://example.invalid/model.bin",
size: Megabytes(0),
sha256: leak(format!("{:x}", sha2::Sha256::digest(b"payload"))),
}],
description: "",
};
let manifest_path = verified_manifest_path(dir.path());
let tmp_path = manifest_path.with_extension("tmp");
// Simulate a crashed previous write leaving a stale .tmp.
std::fs::write(&tmp_path, b"PARTIAL_GARBAGE").unwrap();
assert!(tmp_path.exists());
write_verified_manifest(&entry, dir.path()).expect("write manifest");
assert!(
manifest_path.exists(),
"final manifest must exist after atomic write"
);
assert!(!tmp_path.exists(), "stale .tmp must be removed by rename");
let body = std::fs::read_to_string(&manifest_path).unwrap();
assert!(body.starts_with("version\t1"));
assert!(
body.ends_with('\n'),
"manifest must be flushed completely with terminating newline"
);
assert!(
verified_manifest_matches(&entry, dir.path()),
"manifest written via tmp+rename must round-trip verify"
);
}
}

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crates/transcription/src/transcriber.rs
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@@ -9,6 +9,9 @@
//! `whisper` feature — `WhisperRsBackend` (direct whisper-rs, the only
//! path that pipes `initial_prompt`).
use std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool;
use std::sync::Arc;
use lumotia_core::error::Result;
use lumotia_core::types::{Segment, TranscriptionOptions};
@@ -45,11 +48,41 @@ pub trait Transcriber: Send {
samples: &[f32],
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>>;
/// Variant of `transcribe_sync` that accepts an external abort flag.
///
/// REQUIRED so every backend opts in to a cancellation story at
/// compile time. Without this requirement a default impl that
/// simply forwarded to `transcribe_sync` would silently re-introduce
/// the wedge for any non-whisper backend: the live session's
/// `drain_inference` timeout would set the flag, but the backend
/// would ignore it, the orphan inference thread would keep holding
/// the engine `Mutex`, and the next start/stop would deadlock on it.
///
/// Implementer guidance:
/// * Backends that can react to mid-inference cancellation
/// (whisper-rs via `set_abort_callback_safe`) wire the flag into
/// their decoder's abort hook so the wedged inference can be
/// unstuck by the live session's drain timeout.
/// * Backends that genuinely cannot honour the flag mid-call
/// (synchronous external API calls, transcribe-rs adapters that
/// own opaque decoder state) MUST still implement this method —
/// even if the implementation is to check the flag at the safest
/// available boundary and otherwise dispatch to `transcribe_sync`.
/// Document the uncancellability with a `// SAFETY:` comment so a
/// future audit can find it.
fn transcribe_sync_with_abort(
&mut self,
samples: &[f32],
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>>;
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
use std::sync::atomic::Ordering;
#[test]
fn transcriber_trait_is_object_safe() {
@@ -58,4 +91,63 @@ mod tests {
// method) this declaration fails to build. No runtime work.
let _: Option<Box<dyn Transcriber + Send>> = None;
}
/// Fake backend that records whether the abort flag was observed
/// at dispatch time. Proves the compile-time-required
/// `transcribe_sync_with_abort` actually receives the flag instead
/// of silently falling back to a default impl that drops it on the
/// floor (the Lifecycle-2 wedge).
struct FlagSnoopingBackend {
observed_abort: bool,
}
impl Transcriber for FlagSnoopingBackend {
fn capabilities(&self) -> TranscriberCapabilities {
TranscriberCapabilities {
sample_rate: 16_000,
channels: 1,
supports_initial_prompt: false,
}
}
fn transcribe_sync(
&mut self,
_samples: &[f32],
_options: &TranscriptionOptions,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>> {
Ok(Vec::new())
}
fn transcribe_sync_with_abort(
&mut self,
_samples: &[f32],
_options: &TranscriptionOptions,
abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>> {
self.observed_abort = abort_flag.load(Ordering::Relaxed);
Ok(Vec::new())
}
}
#[test]
fn transcribe_sync_with_abort_is_required_and_flag_is_observed() {
// Lifecycle-2 regression: removing the trait's default impl
// forces every backend to receive the abort flag at the call
// site. Without an explicit method on this fake backend the
// file wouldn't compile; with it, asserting the snoop is the
// runtime witness that the flag is actually piped through.
let mut backend = FlagSnoopingBackend {
observed_abort: false,
};
let flag = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(true));
let options = TranscriptionOptions::default();
let segs = backend
.transcribe_sync_with_abort(&[], &options, flag.clone())
.expect("fake backend never errors");
assert!(segs.is_empty());
assert!(
backend.observed_abort,
"trait must hand the abort flag to the backend, not drop it via a default impl"
);
}
}

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@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@
//! into Whisper.
use std::path::Path;
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicBool, Ordering};
use std::sync::Arc;
use whisper_rs::{FullParams, SamplingStrategy, WhisperContext, WhisperContextParameters};
@@ -57,17 +59,40 @@ impl Transcriber for WhisperRsBackend {
&mut self,
samples: &[f32],
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>> {
self.transcribe_sync_inner(samples, options, None)
}
/// Cancellable variant. Installs the abort flag as whisper-rs's
/// abort callback so a `drain_inference` timeout in the live session
/// can break the worker out of the decoding loop instead of letting
/// it run to completion against a stuck backend.
fn transcribe_sync_with_abort(
&mut self,
samples: &[f32],
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>> {
self.transcribe_sync_inner(samples, options, Some(abort_flag))
}
}
impl WhisperRsBackend {
fn transcribe_sync_inner(
&mut self,
samples: &[f32],
options: &TranscriptionOptions,
abort_flag: Option<Arc<AtomicBool>>,
) -> Result<Vec<Segment>> {
tracing::info!(
language = ?options.language,
has_initial_prompt = options.initial_prompt.as_deref().map(|p| !p.is_empty()).unwrap_or(false),
has_abort_flag = abort_flag.is_some(),
"WhisperRsBackend::transcribe_sync entering"
);
let mut state = self.ctx.create_state().map_err(|e| {
Error::TranscriptionFailed(
WhisperBackendError::State(e.to_string()).to_string(),
)
Error::TranscriptionFailed(WhisperBackendError::State(e.to_string()).to_string())
})?;
let mut params = FullParams::new(SamplingStrategy::Greedy { best_of: 1 });
@@ -87,10 +112,17 @@ impl Transcriber for WhisperRsBackend {
params.set_print_progress(false);
params.set_print_realtime(false);
// Wire the per-task abort flag into whisper-rs. The closure is
// polled by whisper.cpp between decode steps; returning true
// tells the backend to abort the current inference. This is the
// cancellation route that closes the orphaned-thread loophole
// when a live session is stopped or wedges.
if let Some(flag) = abort_flag {
params.set_abort_callback_safe(move || flag.load(Ordering::Relaxed));
}
state.full(params, samples).map_err(|e| {
Error::TranscriptionFailed(
WhisperBackendError::Transcribe(e.to_string()).to_string(),
)
Error::TranscriptionFailed(WhisperBackendError::Transcribe(e.to_string()).to_string())
})?;
let n = state.full_n_segments();

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@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Monitor detection (`is_monitor_name`, `capture.rs:258`) catches the standard Pul
4. Dispatches to `build_input_stream::<T>` for the device's sample format (F32 / I16 / U16). Anything else returns `MagnotiaError::AudioCaptureFailed`.
5. Calls `stream.play()`.
6. Sniffs samples for `DEVICE_VALIDATION_MS`, sums squared samples, derives RMS.
7. Rejects below floor (or dead silence). Otherwise re-queues the validation chunks back into the channel so downstream consumers do not lose the first 350 ms.
7. Rejects below floor (or dead silence). Otherwise hands the validation chunks back to the consumer as a `VecDeque` pre-roll alongside the live `mpsc::Receiver`, so downstream consumers do not lose the first 350 ms even on small-buffer hosts that would overflow the bounded channel.
`build_input_stream::<T>` (`capture.rs:505`) is generic over `T: Sample + SizedSample` with `f32: FromSample<T>` so the same body handles all three sample formats. The data callback maps every sample to `f32`, packages an `AudioChunk`, and `try_send`s on the channel; failure increments the `dropped_chunks` atomic. The error callback ships a `CaptureRuntimeError` on `err_tx` (channel-full path increments `dropped_errors` and logs to stderr).
@@ -96,20 +96,20 @@ cpal default_host()
│ └─ error callback: cpal::StreamError → CaptureRuntimeError → err_mpsc
└─ stream.play()
└─ 350 ms sniff → RMS → accept | reject
└─ on accept: re-queue collected chunks, return MicrophoneCapture + Receiver<AudioChunk>
└─ on accept: return MicrophoneCapture + VecDeque<AudioChunk> pre-roll + Receiver<AudioChunk>
```
Output: one `AudioChunk` per cpal callback period at the device's native rate. The live session is responsible for downmixing channels (if `channels > 1`) and feeding `StreamingResampler` to reach 16 kHz mono. Native rate is *not* normalised here.
## Watch-outs
- **Channel capacity is 32 chunks.** At a 1024-frame cpal buffer at 48 kHz that's roughly 700 ms. A blocked consumer for longer than that means dropped audio. `dropped_chunks()` is the visibility hook; the live-session command must surface it.
- **Channel capacity is 32 chunks.** At a 1024-frame cpal buffer at 48 kHz that's roughly 700 ms. A blocked consumer for longer than that means dropped audio. `dropped_chunks()` is the visibility hook; the live-session command reads it on every `recv_audio` tick (`commands/live.rs::poll_capture_drops`) and converts the delta into the `dropped_audio_ms` surfaced to the UI overlay.
- **Default-device first works against the safest pick on Linux Pulse setups** where the default sink monitor sneaks in. The four-tier sort handles this, but only because monitor names match the patterns in `is_monitor_name`. New PipeWire schemes that don't include `.monitor` / `loopback` would slip through.
- **350 ms validation window adds a startup latency floor.** Slice 2 needs to know about this when wiring "click record".
- **`stop()` is `pause`, not `drop`.** The stream object is kept alive until `Drop`. A subsequent `start()` on the same `MicrophoneCapture` is not supported (signature returns a fresh instance).
- **Sample format dispatch is closed-set.** Anything not F32 / I16 / U16 is a hard error. cpal can in principle expose I8 / I32 / F64 on exotic devices.
- **`device_display_name` swallows errors.** `cpal::Device::description()` errors silently become `None`, then `<unnamed>` downstream. Acceptable for a UI list, surprising for debugging.
- **Re-queue uses `try_send` on a channel of capacity 32.** If the sniff produced more than 32 chunks (≈64 ms at 48 kHz 256-frame buffers — uncommon but possible), the early ones are dropped against the same `dropped_chunks` counter. Documented at `capture.rs:486`.
- **Validation pre-roll is returned out-of-band, not requeued.** `open_and_validate` returns a `VecDeque<AudioChunk>` alongside the live `mpsc::Receiver`; the live-session consumer drains the deque before reading the channel. This bypasses the 32-slot cap entirely so small-buffer hosts (WASAPI exclusive, low-latency ALSA at 256 frames) don't lose ~150ms from the head of every recording. Earlier versions used `try_send` to requeue and silently dropped half of the pre-roll on those hosts.
## See also

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@@ -36,7 +36,6 @@ impl AppPaths {
pub fn models_dir(&self) -> PathBuf; // <root>/models
pub fn speech_model_dir(&self, id: &ModelId) -> PathBuf; // <root>/models/<id>
pub fn llm_models_dir(&self) -> PathBuf; // <root>/models/llm
pub fn migration_sentinel(&self, name: &str) -> PathBuf; // <root>/.<name>.sentinel
}
pub fn app_paths() -> AppPaths;
@@ -56,9 +55,23 @@ The `resolve_app_data_dir` function picks the root by `cfg(target_os = ...)`:
The Linux legacy-path branch keeps existing users on `~/.lumotia` (early dogfooding default) without forcing a migration when the canonical XDG location is preferred.
### Sentinel files — `crates/core/src/paths.rs:53`
### Migration idempotency — no sentinel files
`migration_sentinel(name) -> <root>/.<name>.sentinel`. Used for one-shot data migrations outside the SQLite schema (for example, a one-off file-system reorganisation). The pattern is: write the sentinel after the migration runs successfully; check for the sentinel on next startup; skip the migration if the sentinel exists.
There is no sentinel-file pattern. The two boot-time migrations
(`migrate_legacy_data_dir` for the legacy magnotia data dir, and
`migrate_tauri_app_data_dir_with_paths` for the Tauri bundle-identifier
move) are both idempotent by construction: each cheaply re-probes for
the legacy path via `Path::exists()` on every boot and short-circuits
on the steady state. A sentinel file would optimise that probe but is
not required for correctness, and the cost is one syscall per legacy
candidate — negligible at startup.
If a future migration needs cross-restart "this ran already" state
(e.g. a destructive one-shot reorganisation that mutates the legacy
path in place), reach for `crates/storage/src/migrations.rs`
(the SQLite schema_version table) rather than reintroducing a
filesystem sentinel — schema_version is transactional and survives
backup/restore, sentinel files don't.
## Data flow / contract
@@ -77,8 +90,6 @@ The Linux legacy-path branch keeps existing users on `~/.lumotia` (early dogfood
- **`std::env::var(...).unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp".to_string())` is the fallback for missing `HOME`.** Should never trigger in practice; defensive.
- **`AppPaths::current()` reads env vars at every call.** Cheap, but repeated calls are wasteful. Slice 2 caches a `OnceLock<AppPaths>` so the value is resolved once at startup.
- **No Windows fallback for missing `LOCALAPPDATA`.** Falls through to `.` (current working directory). On a misconfigured Windows host this could write the database next to the binary. Not great; the impact is limited to first-run scenarios where the env is broken.
- **Sentinel files are hidden on Unix (`.<name>.sentinel`) but visible on Windows.** Acceptable; sentinels live alongside `lumotia.db` so the user sees both.
## See also
- [Storage file paths](storage-file-paths.md) — re-exports.

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Issues here must land before Lumotia v0.1 ships. Each is sourced from
`docs/code-review-2026-04-22.md`. When `gh` CLI is available, these
should be mirrored as real GitHub issues on `jakejars/lumotia`.
should be mirrored as real GitHub issues on `jakeadriansames/lumotia`.
## CRITICAL (0 open, 3 resolved)
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ for file in docs/issues/rb-*.md c1-*.md c3-*.md c4-*.md run-*.md poll-*.md \
native-*.md runtime-*.md power-*.md decoder-*.md llm-*.md \
keystore-*.md hotkey-*.md
set -l title (head -1 "$file" | sed 's/^# //')
gh issue create --repo jakejars/lumotia --title "$title" --body-file "$file" \
gh issue create --repo jakeadriansames/lumotia --title "$title" --body-file "$file" \
--label release-blocker
end
```

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---
name: apple-silicon-rb08-runbook
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, macos, apple-silicon, app-nap, RB-08, KI-01, runbook]
description: "10-minute step-by-step verification procedure for RB-08 — macOS App Nap on Apple Silicon. Determines whether App Nap protection is effective at runtime and instructs how to record the outcome in KNOWN-ISSUES.md."
---
# Apple Silicon RB-08 runbook
Verification of RB-08: does Lumotia's `NSProcessInfo.beginActivityWithOptions` call actually prevent App Nap on M-series hardware? This takes roughly 10 minutes on a machine that already has the app installed.
## Prerequisites
- M-series Mac (M1, M2, M3, or M4 — any chip revision)
- Latest macOS release
- Lumotia v0.1.0 `.dmg` installed via the Gatekeeper "Open Anyway" flow (see `docs/release/install-warnings.md`)
---
## Step 1 — Baseline
Open Activity Monitor (Spotlight: `Activity Monitor`). Click the Energy tab. Find Lumotia. If the App Nap column is missing, right-click the column header bar and enable it.
Open Lumotia, bring its window to the front. Confirm App Nap shows **No** while the window is focused. This is the expected baseline.
---
## Test 1 — Focused recording (60 seconds)
Keep the Lumotia window in the foreground. Start a recording. Speak for 60 seconds. Stop.
**Expected:** Full 60-second transcript. App Nap stayed **No**.
**Failure:** Transcript shorter than what was spoken, or transcription did not complete.
---
## Test 2 — Backgrounded recording (60 seconds)
Start a recording. Immediately press Command-Tab to switch to another app. Speak for 60 seconds while Lumotia is in the background. Switch back. Stop the recording.
While waiting, watch Activity Monitor: does App Nap flip to **Yes** for Lumotia?
**Expected (RB-08 mitigated):** Full 60-second transcript. App Nap stayed **No** throughout.
**Failure (RB-08 not mitigated):** Transcript contains only the first few seconds of speech. App Nap column flipped to Yes during the background period.
---
## Test 3 — Long backgrounded session (5 minutes)
Same as Test 2 but leave Lumotia backgrounded for 5 minutes.
**Expected:** Full 5-minute transcript.
**Failure:** Transcript truncated. Note the approximate cutoff in seconds.
---
## Recording the outcome
**All three tests pass — RB-08 mitigated:**
1. Tick the RB-08 item in `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`.
2. Open `KNOWN-ISSUES.md`, find KI-01, update its status to "fixed in v0.1", and append the test results + Mac model + macOS version.
**Test 2 or Test 3 fails — RB-08 not mitigated:**
1. Leave the RB-08 checklist item unchecked.
2. In `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`, update the macOS row to name the tested hardware/OS and state that throttling was observed when backgrounded.
3. Add the workaround: "Keep the Lumotia window focused during long dictation sessions. System-wide override: `defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES` (revert with `-bool NO` when done)."
4. Append the failure details to `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` KI-01.
---
## Reporting format for KNOWN-ISSUES.md
Append this block to the KI-01 entry:
```
RB-08 verification — [date]
Mac model: [e.g. MacBook Pro M2 Max, 2023]
macOS: [e.g. 15.3.2]
Test 1 (focused, 60s): PASS / FAIL
Test 2 (backgrounded, 60s): PASS / FAIL — App Nap column: [Yes / No / fluctuated]
Test 3 (backgrounded, 5min): PASS / FAIL — transcript cutoff at approx [N] seconds
Overall: MITIGATED / NOT MITIGATED
```

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---
name: code-signing-setup
type: release
tags: [release, signing, notarisation, macos, windows, secrets]
description: "Step-by-step walkthrough: procure signing certificates and set the GitHub secrets that activate conditional code-signing in the CI workflow."
---
# Code-signing setup
The CI workflow (`build.yml`) signs automatically when the relevant GitHub secrets are present. If they aren't set, the workflow still builds correctly — it just produces an unsigned `.dmg` / `.msi`. Set the secrets once and every subsequent tag push signs for free.
Linux ships clean today: the AppImage is unsigned but accompanied by a SHA-256 checksum, which is sufficient for the v0.1 trust posture.
---
## macOS — Developer ID signing + notarisation
**Prerequisite:** enrol in the Apple Developer Program at <https://developer.apple.com> ($99/year individual or $299/year organisation). Notarisation requires an enrolled account; unsigned `.dmg` files trigger Gatekeeper warnings (documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`).
1. **Generate a Developer ID Application certificate.**
- Xcode → Settings → Accounts → select your Apple ID → Manage Certificates → click `+` → Developer ID Application.
- Alternatively: Apple Developer portal → Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles → Certificates → `+`.
2. **Export the certificate as a `.p12`.**
- Open Keychain Access → My Certificates → find "Developer ID Application: Your Name (TEAMID)".
- Right-click → Export → choose `.p12` format → set a strong export password. Keep the password; you'll need it next.
3. **Base64-encode the `.p12` for GitHub.**
```sh
base64 -i developer-id.p12 | pbcopy
```
4. **Set the GitHub secrets** (run from the repo root; paste when prompted):
```sh
gh secret set APPLE_CERTIFICATE # paste the base64 blob
gh secret set APPLE_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD # the .p12 export password
gh secret set APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY # e.g. "Developer ID Application: Jake Sames (AB12CD34EF)"
gh secret set APPLE_ID # your Apple ID email address
gh secret set APPLE_PASSWORD # an app-specific password from appleid.apple.com
gh secret set APPLE_TEAM_ID # 10-character team ID (visible in the Developer portal)
```
To create the app-specific password: <https://appleid.apple.com> → Sign-In and Security → App-Specific Passwords → Generate.
5. **Re-tag.** The next CI run will sign and notarise the `.dmg` automatically. The `tauri-action` runner detects the env vars at build time — no workflow edits required.
---
## Windows — EV code-signing certificate
**Why EV and not OV?** Extended Validation certificates earn immediate SmartScreen reputation. OV certificates require download volume to "warm up" before SmartScreen stops warning users. For a new product, EV is the only practical path to a clean install experience.
1. **Purchase an EV code-signing certificate.** Reputable CAs:
- DigiCert — supports KeyLocker (cloud signing, CI-friendly)
- Sectigo — supports Code Signing on Demand
- SSL.com — supports eSigner cloud signing
Typical cost: £200–£400/year. Budget 1–5 business days for identity verification.
2. **Use the CA's cloud-signing service for CI.** EV certs ship on a USB hardware token that cannot be copied to a CI runner. Every major CA now offers a cloud equivalent:
- DigiCert KeyLocker, Sectigo CSOD, SSL.com eSigner.
- Follow the CA's CI integration guide to obtain a signing credential (usually a client certificate or API token) that does not require the physical token.
3. **Set the GitHub secrets** once you have the cloud-signing credential:
```sh
gh secret set WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE # base64-encoded cert (local) or cloud-signing client cert
gh secret set WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD # cert password / PIN
```
If your CA's cloud-signing workflow requires additional env vars (e.g. a KeyLocker API key), set those as secrets and pass them in the `env:` block of the `Build (release)` step in `build.yml` — keep the existing pattern.
4. **Re-tag.** The `tauri-action` runner picks up `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` + `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD` and signs the `.msi` and `.exe` automatically.
---
## Verify after setting secrets
Run a test tag to confirm signing is working before the real release:
```sh
git tag v0.1.0-test1
git push origin v0.1.0-test1
```
Watch the CI run. In the macOS job log look for `Signed using developer ID...` and in the Windows job look for `Signed using SignTool`. Once confirmed, delete the test tag:
```sh
git push --delete origin v0.1.0-test1
git tag -d v0.1.0-test1
```
---
## Until signing is configured
- macOS users see a Gatekeeper warning on first launch. Workaround: right-click the `.dmg` → Open. Documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
- Windows users see a SmartScreen warning on first run. Workaround: More info → Run anyway. Documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
- Linux ships clean today (AppImage + SHA-256 checksum).

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---
name: how-lumotia-is-built
type: release
tags: [release, trust, ai-assisted, process, audit, public]
description: "Public-facing trust page. Honest disclosure that Lumotia is AI-assisted human-directed software, paired with the evidence that justifies trusting it anyway: dogfood drill, atomiser audit, supply-chain pre-flight, pinned toolchain, real-data-loss bug caught and fixed. Linked from README and from the v0.1 release notes. Calibrated to the framing 'AI use is survivable; sloppy undisclosed untested AI use is not'."
---
# How Lumotia is built
Lumotia is an **AI-assisted, human-directed** project.
A single developer (Jake Sames at CORBEL) defines the product, decides the constraints, sets the privacy model, writes the tests that matter, and ships only through a repeatable quality gate. AI coding tools are used during implementation. Every release is dogfood-tested. Every release ships a known-limitations document. Every release has an audit trail in the git log.
This page exists because shipping a productivity app built this way without saying so is the wrong shape. Software you trust on your private thoughts deserves a clear answer to the question **"how was this built and how do I know it's not slop?"**
## The honest disclosure
The implementation is written with the help of AI tools — primarily Claude (Anthropic). The product direction, scope, design constraints, security boundaries, and quality gates are all human-decided.
What this means in practice:
- **A human chose every feature.** No feature in Lumotia exists because an AI suggested it. The product spec and roadmap are in `docs/brief/` and `docs/roadmap/` and predate most of the implementation work.
- **A human runs every release.** There is no agent that auto-ships. Builds go out after manual sign-off against the checklist in `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`.
- **AI does not have credentials.** No AI tool has access to signing keys, licence-server keys, or any production secret. Those live in `.env` files that are never read by the agent loop.
- **AI does not bypass review.** Every change goes through clippy, fmt, the workspace test suite, and (for non-trivial work) a second-model cross-review via Codex.
This is the same shape as the [RPCS3 emulator team's recent stance](https://www.gamesradar.com/games/stop-submitting-ai-slop-code-ps3-emulator-rpcs3-shuts-down-vibe-coders-tells-them-to-learn-how-to-debug-code-and-leave-behind-something-useful-to-humanity-when-youre-gone/) on AI-assisted contributions: disclose use, explain testing/review, ship something that earns its place. AI use is survivable. Sloppy, undisclosed, untested AI use is not.
## The trust evidence
Talk is cheap. The evidence is in the repository.
### A real bug that should have shipped — and didn't
On 2026/05/14, a dogfood drill against the real built binary (not unit tests) caught a startup-order race condition that would have **silently orphaned every Magnotia user's data** when they upgraded to Lumotia. The migration was running too late in the startup sequence; `init_tracing` and the WebView context were creating the destination directories before the migration could rename the source. Result: a fresh empty Lumotia install next to the legacy Magnotia data, no error, no warning, no recovery path.
The unit tests all passed. The integration tests all passed. The release would have shipped. The dogfood drill caught it.
Fix landed in commit `ff8dda0`. Drill probe added to prevent regression. The drill is at `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` and is part of the v0.1 release checklist.
### An adversarial code audit
Phase B of the pre-release dogfood pass examined the 15 most-load-bearing recent commits (race conditions, lifecycle, trust-boundary, time bombs, observability) and asked: **what could go wrong here that the original tests don't catch?**
Outcome: 9 surgical fixes shipped, 5 documented passes. Examples:
- A `copy_dir_recursive` fall-through that would `std::fs::copy` a FIFO — opening a FIFO for read with no writer blocks forever. A stale debug FIFO in a user's `~/.magnotia/` tree could have silently hung first launch. Hardened to surface an error rather than hang.
- An `LlmEngine::unload()` race that didn't consult the `loading` flag — a concurrent unload mid-load could see the engine "succeed at unload" while the in-flight load then installed a model behind it. Both directions now respect the flag.
- A `migrate_legacy_setting_keys` flow where `restore_transcript` between a SELECT-then-DELETE could cause `purge_deleted_transcripts` to hard-delete a live row's audio. Refactored to a single atomic `DELETE … RETURNING audio_path`.
Full audit trail: `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-phase-b-dogfood-plan.md`.
### A supply-chain pre-flight
Lumotia's frontend uses npm packages. The npm ecosystem has been hit by self-replicating worms (Shai-Hulud, mini-Shai-Hulud) that compromise legitimate packages via postinstall scripts and credential-stealing.
The defence-in-depth in place:
- The dev launcher (`run.sh`) runs `npm audit signatures` before starting Vite whenever `package-lock.json` has changed since the last successful audit. Mismatch = launch refused.
- Install discipline documented in the README is `npm ci --ignore-scripts` — blocks the postinstall vector.
- All dev dependencies are version-pinned exactly (no `^` or `~` ranges).
- The Rust toolchain is pinned to `rust-toolchain.toml` so every contributor and CI runner runs the same `rustc` / `clippy` / `rustfmt`.
When we cross-referenced our 192-package dependency tree against the published mini-Shai-Hulud affected-package list, the tree came back clean. This is preventive, not remedial.
### A read-only Model Context Protocol surface
Lumotia ships an optional MCP server (`lumotia-mcp`) so you can connect Claude Desktop, Cline, or any MCP-compatible client to your local transcript history. It is:
- **Read-only.** No write tools. No delete tools. Confirmed by direct codebase audit on 2026/05/14: zero `INSERT` / `UPDATE` / `DELETE` / `fs::write` / `fs::remove` in the crate.
- **Stdio-only.** No network listener. No TCP socket. No Unix socket. The server only reads stdin and writes stdout.
- **Structurally enforced.** The database connection uses `init_readonly`, which opens SQLite with `read_only=true` — even a bug in the server can't write to your data.
- **A separate binary.** The MCP server doesn't run inside the Tauri app. You have to explicitly launch it and wire it into your MCP client's config. It is not exposed when you just open Lumotia.
Honest nuance: when you wire `lumotia-mcp` into a client, that client gets read access to your **entire** transcript history and task list. There's no per-row permission boundary in v0.1. Treat it like you'd treat giving a tool access to a folder of personal notes.
### LLM failure cannot lose your data
Lumotia uses a local LLM (downloaded once, runs on your device) for transcript cleanup and task extraction. Models can fail. The architecture is designed so **no AI failure ever loses your transcript**.
Verified failure paths (audit on 2026/05/14):
- LLM cleanup error → rule-based cleanup output preserved; status chip flashes "failed"; raw transcript unchanged.
- Task extraction error → rule-based regex extractor takes over; tasks still extracted.
- Tag extraction error → toast surfaces; transcript untouched; you can retry.
- LLM hang → raw transcript preserved; rest of the app remains functional; LLM status chip may stay on "Cleaning up" until you restart. This is the only soft edge and is documented in `v0.1-known-limitations.md`.
### Every quality gate is automated
`cargo test --workspace` (400+ Rust tests). `cargo fmt --check`. `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings`. `npm run test` (vitest). `npm run check` (svelte-check). The dogfood drill. All run before tag. All visible in CI.
## What this page is NOT
This is not a claim that Lumotia is bug-free. No software is. Lumotia is a young product written by one person; it will have bugs and it will have rough edges.
What this page is: a commitment to **disclosure, evidence, and audit-trail**. If you find a bug, file it. If you find something the known-limitations document missed, tell us — we'll add it. If you want to inspect the code, the licence is AGPL-3.0-or-later and the repository is public.
## Anti-patterns this project deliberately avoids
The list is short and specific. Each entry is a concrete failure mode this project has chosen to design around, not a vague pledge.
- **No AI-assisted feature ships without dogfood-running it on the real binary.** Unit-test-only verification is insufficient — see the migration race-condition story above.
- **No release ships with an empty known-limitations document.** A v0.1 with no known limitations is a v0.1 with known limitations its authors haven't been honest about.
- **No telemetry exfiltration.** Anonymous local-only event counts are used for activation metrics during private beta and only when the user opts in. Nothing leaves the machine. No analytics service. No phone-home.
- **No silent AI dependency.** If a feature requires the LLM to be loaded, it tells you so. If the LLM fails, the failure is visible. The product still works without an LLM at the cost of plainer output.
- **No "we'll add an audit log later".** The audit log is the git history. Every release is reachable from a tagged commit; every commit has a message that explains what changed and why.
## Closing
You're trusting Lumotia with private dictations. Voice notes you wouldn't email anyone. Working-thought captures you'd never put on Twitter. The bar for that kind of software is higher than for a meme generator.
This page is the answer to "did you take that seriously?" Yes. Here's the evidence. Read the commits. Read the test suite. Read the known limitations. Decide for yourself.
If the answer is no — that's fine, don't install it. If the answer is yes — welcome. And tell us what we missed.
—
*Last updated: 2026/05/14, against the v0.1 ship checklist. Audit trail in `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-phase-b-dogfood-plan.md` and the commits cited above.*

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name: install-warnings
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, install, gatekeeper, smartscreen, sha256, user-facing]
description: "Per-platform first-install warnings for Lumotia v0.1. macOS Gatekeeper workaround (no Apple notarisation in v0.1). Windows SmartScreen workaround (no EV signing in v0.1). Linux AppImage SHA-256 verification. Linked from v0.1-release-notes.md and README.md."
---
# First-install warnings — Lumotia v0.1
When you install a new unsigned app, your OS will say something. This page tells you what to expect on each platform and what to do. The warnings are expected.
## macOS — Gatekeeper warning
**What you'll see.** One of:
- "App can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer."
- "[App] is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Trash."
**Why it happens.** Lumotia v0.1 is not notarised with an Apple Developer ID. macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps by default. Neither message means the file is damaged or malicious.
**What to do.** Two options, either works:
1. System Settings → Privacy & Security → Security section → click "Open Anyway" next to the Lumotia entry, then confirm.
2. In Finder, Control-click the app → Open → click Open in the dialog.
macOS remembers your choice; you only do this once.
**When this goes away.** When we ship a notarised build with an Apple Developer ID. Tracked in the v0.1 release checklist; see `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` for status.
---
## Windows — SmartScreen warning
**What you'll see.** A blue dialog: "Windows protected your PC."
**Why it happens.** Lumotia v0.1 ships without an EV code-signing certificate. SmartScreen flags installers from publishers without established reputation.
**What to do.**
1. Click "More info" in the SmartScreen dialog.
2. Click "Run anyway".
SmartScreen does not re-block the app on relaunch after you've done this once.
**When this goes away.** When we ship an EV-signed installer.
---
## Linux — AppImage verification
No OS-level warning on Linux. Verify the file yourself before running it.
**Verify the download.** The release page publishes a `.sha256` file alongside the AppImage:
```sh
sha256sum -c lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage.sha256
```
Or compare manually:
```sh
sha256sum lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage
```
Check the output against the value in the `.sha256` file. A match means the file is intact.
**Mark it executable before running:**
```sh
chmod +x lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage
./lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage
```
**GPG signing.** Not available in v0.1. When a signing key is published, it will appear on the release page.
**When this changes.** GPG signing is deferred to a near-term point release.

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name: privacy-and-ai-use
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, privacy, trust, ai-use, disclosure, user-facing]
description: "User-facing privacy + AI-use disclosure for Lumotia v0.1. Lists what stays local, what optionally reaches the network, what NEVER leaves the machine, the AI use disclosure (local LLM + AI-assisted implementation), the MCP server caveat, the opt-in activation log, crash-dump policy, and the open-source licence framing. Linked from README + Settings → Privacy + v0.1 release notes."
---
# Privacy + AI-use disclosure
Lumotia v0.1 — last reviewed 2026-05-14.
---
## What stays local
Every piece of data the app creates or captures lives only on your machine:
- Audio recordings (captured, processed, then discarded from memory — not persisted to disk by default)
- Raw transcripts (exactly what the speech engine heard, always recoverable)
- Cleaned transcripts (LLM-formatted versions; the raw is always preserved alongside)
- Extracted tasks and subtasks
- MicroStep breakdowns and focus-timer state
- Transcript and task history (SQLite database in your app-data directory)
- Downloaded speech models (Whisper, Parakeet) and LLM model files (GGUF)
- Custom vocabulary and profile terms
- Activation log events (if you opt in — see below)
- Onboarding state and preferences
Nothing in this list is ever transmitted automatically.
---
## What optionally reaches the network
There are exactly two outbound network paths in v0.1:
**1. Model downloads (huggingface.co)**
When you pick or download a speech model or LLM in onboarding or Settings → Models, Lumotia fetches the model file from `https://huggingface.co`. The request contains only a standard HTTP GET for a specific file URL (content-addressed, pinned to a commit hash). No account, no user identifier, no transcript content is sent. The download is initiated by your explicit action. Once downloaded, the model runs fully on-device.
**2. Update check (stub in v0.1)**
Lumotia includes a `check_for_update` command wired to `tauri-plugin-updater`. In v0.1 this function returns immediately with no update available — no network request is made. This will change in a future release; when it does, the check will be user-initiated or clearly disclosed.
**What about `npm audit` and supply-chain tooling?**
`npm audit` and the supply-chain pre-flight in `run.sh` are development-time tools only. They run when a developer builds from source, not in the installed application. The packaged app contains no npm runtime and makes no npm network calls.
---
## What NEVER leaves the machine
These are hard commitments, not soft defaults:
- Your voice recordings
- Your transcript text (raw or cleaned)
- Your task content
- Your extracted MicroSteps
- Your activation log
- Your history and search index
There is no telemetry system, no analytics pipeline, no crash-reporting service, and no background process that phones home. Crash dumps and logs are stored locally and are only shared if you explicitly bundle and attach them to a support issue (see below).
---
## AI use disclosure
Lumotia uses a local large language model for two narrow purposes: transcript cleanup and task extraction. The model is downloaded once and runs entirely on your device. It never sees data outside those two call sites — there is no chat surface, no persistent conversation history, and no system prompt that accumulates your content across sessions. The raw Whisper transcript is always preserved; LLM output is additive, never destructive.
The app itself was built with AI assistance. That process is documented in `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`, including the audits and guardrails applied to AI-generated code before it was committed.
---
## MCP server caveat
Lumotia includes an optional MCP server (`lumotia-mcp`) you can wire into Claude Desktop, Cline, or any MCP-capable client. It is:
- **Read-only.** No tool can create, edit, or delete transcripts or tasks.
- **Stdio-only.** No network listener. No TCP socket. No Unix socket.
- **Off by default.** You must explicitly launch it and add it to your MCP client's configuration.
The honest thing to flag: when you wire `lumotia-mcp` into an MCP client, that client gets read access to your entire transcript history and task list. There is no per-row permission system in v0.1. Treat it the same way you would treat giving a tool access to a folder of personal notes — only enable it if you trust the client end-to-end.
---
## Activation log
The activation log is opt-in and local-only. It records milestone events — first capture, first export, first task extracted — in the `lumotia_events` table in your local database. It contains no transcript text and no audio. Nothing is sent automatically. You can read it via Settings → Diagnostics → Activation log, and you can clear it or opt out from the same screen.
---
## Crash dumps and logs
Lumotia captures Rust panics and frontend errors to disk so you have something useful to attach if you file a bug report. Files are written to:
- `<app-data-dir>/crashes/` — panic and crash dumps
- `<app-data-dir>/logs/lumotia.log` — runtime log
Neither location contains transcript text or audio. The diagnostic-report bundler in Settings → About assembles a redacted snapshot from these directories; it skips transcript content and audio files by default. You decide whether to share the bundle.
On Linux, `<app-data-dir>` is typically `~/.local/share/uk.co.corbel.lumotia`.
---
## Your data, your machine
Lumotia is open source. The repository is public. The licence is to be finalised before public beta; current intent is a permissive open-source licence. You can read every line of code that handles your data, run the test suite, and verify the claims on this page yourself. If you find a discrepancy between this document and the codebase, file an issue — we will fix whichever one is wrong.

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name: tester-acceptance-runbook
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, tester-acceptance, runbook, 10-step, warm-activation, cold-setup]
description: "Per-step runbook for the Lumotia v0.1 10-step tester acceptance flow. Documents expected outcomes, failure modes, and time budgets. Audience: developer walking through the flow personally on Linux, or an external tester on any supported platform."
---
# Tester acceptance runbook
Expands the 10-step list from `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md` into a check-off format with expected outcomes. Use this when walking through the flow personally on Linux, or to hand to an external tester.
**Cold setup pass (steps 1–4):** no hard time bound — model download is the dominant variable.
**Warm activation pass (steps 5–10):** target is 3 minutes once the model is ready.
---
| # | What to do | Expected outcome | Failure modes | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Download the artefact for your platform and install it. Linux: make AppImage executable, run it. macOS: open `.dmg`, drag to Applications, "Open Anyway" if Gatekeeper prompts. Windows: run `.msi`, click through SmartScreen. | App launches. No unusual escalation beyond the OS install prompt. | Gatekeeper/SmartScreen block with no bypass option. Installer fails. Linux AppImage reports missing FUSE. See `install-warnings.md`. | 2–5 min |
| 2 | Launch Lumotia. | First-run onboarding screen appears; main UI not yet visible. | App skips onboarding and opens main UI. Blank window. Crash. | < 30 s |
| 3 | Grant microphone access via the onboarding prompt. | Onboarding advances. No error about microphone access. | OS dialog does not appear. Granted but onboarding stalls. App reports denied after approval. | < 1 min |
| 4 | Accept the suggested default model or choose another. Wait for download if needed. | Model selected. Download progress shown, completes cleanly. Onboarding advances to test-recording step. | Download stalls or errors. No default highlighted. Model picker missing. | 1–10 min |
| 5 | Press Record. Speak for 10–30 seconds. Press Stop. | Recording starts immediately. Audio-level indicator is visible. Stops on command. | Record button unresponsive. No audio-level indicator. App hangs after stop. | < 2 min (start of warm-activation window) |
| 6 | Observe the transcript pane after stop. | Raw Whisper transcript appears, matches what was spoken. | Pane empty. Spinner runs indefinitely. Error in place of text. | 5–30 s |
| 7 | Observe the cleaned transcript tab alongside the raw one. | Cleaned version appears. Raw transcript still accessible. Cleanup failure shows a plain-language message; raw text preserved. | Cleaned tab blank. Raw transcript disappears. Stack trace shown. | 5–60 s |
| 8 | Press "Extract tasks" in the post-capture card. If transcript had no task-like content, try again with "I need to email Alex by Friday". | At least one extracted task appears in readable text. | No tasks extracted despite task content. Spinner runs indefinitely. App navigates away before result visible. | 5–30 s |
| 9 | Select an extracted task. Open MicroSteps. Add one step. Start the 5-minute timer. Navigate away and back. | Timer counts down visibly. State survives navigation. | MicroSteps panel does not open. Timer resets immediately. State lost on navigation. | < 2 min |
| 10 | Go to History. Search for a word from the transcript. | Recording appears in results. Clicking it opens the full transcript. | Search returns nothing for a word that is in the transcript. History page empty. Crash on navigation. | < 1 min |
---
## Summary
- [ ] Cold-setup pass (steps 1–4) — completed without coaching: yes / no
- [ ] Warm-activation pass (steps 5–10) — completed in 3 minutes or less: yes / no
- [ ] Tester confidence — would they use this again next week: yes / no / unsure
Cold-setup: confusion counts as a failure, not just crashes. Warm-activation: model-inference latency is not a UX failure; unclear buttons are.

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name: tester-onboarding-kit
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, testers, onboarding, email-template, feedback]
description: "Recruitment email template, platform targets, day-3 check-in script, and feedback-collection protocol for the Lumotia v0.1 private beta (~20 testers)."
---
# Tester onboarding kit
## Inviting a tester
Paste this into Gmail. Fill in the three variables. Send from your personal address, not a mailing list.
```
Subject: Lumotia v0.1 — would you try it for me?
Hi {{NAME}},
I'm shipping v0.1 of Lumotia, a local-first dictation + task-capture desktop app.
Local-first means everything runs on your device. No cloud, no telemetry.
Would you install it on your {{PLATFORM}} and try the 10-step getting-started?
Should take 10–15 minutes.
Download: {{DOWNLOAD_URL}}
First-install warnings (SmartScreen / Gatekeeper): https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/blob/main/docs/release/install-warnings.md
What to do at each step: docs/release/tester-acceptance-runbook.md in the repo
What I'm looking for:
- Did anything confuse you?
- Did anything break?
- Did the cleanup and task extraction make sense?
- Would you use it again next week?
Reply with a few sentences when you're done. No form, no survey.
Thanks,
Jake
```
Variables:
- `{{NAME}}` — first name
- `{{PLATFORM}}` — "Linux", "macOS (Apple Silicon)", or "Windows 11"
- `{{DOWNLOAD_URL}}` — direct link to the platform artefact from the GitHub release
## How many testers, on which platforms
Target: 20 testers across three platforms. Bias toward Linux — it is the primary platform, bugs surface fastest, and iteration is quickest.
| Platform | Target count | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Linux (Fedora or Ubuntu) | 8–10 | Primary — recruit first |
| macOS Apple Silicon | 5–7 | Best-effort — needed for RB-08 verification |
| Windows 11 | 3–5 | Best-effort |
For week 1 of private beta, 5–7 testers total across all platforms is realistic. The public-launch metric (20 strangers, post-tag) is separate.
When recruiting, prefer people who:
- Actually dictate or take notes for work
- Are comfortable with "this is pre-release software"
- Will reply honestly if something breaks (not just go quiet)
Avoid recruiting anyone who will feel obligated to say it's great.
## Day-3 check-in (if no reply)
Send this if a tester hasn't replied after three days:
```
Hi {{NAME}},
Just checking in on the Lumotia install. If you got stuck or something broke,
tell me what you saw — that is the most useful feedback I can get right now.
If you didn't get a chance to try it, no worries. Let me know and I'll follow
up later or remove you from the list.
Jake
```
Do not send a second nudge after this. Silence after two messages means the install failed silently or life happened.
## Feedback collection
**Routing replies.** Every reply goes into one of two places:
1. Real bug or confusing UX — add to `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` under "Reporting issues" or open a GitHub issue.
2. Deferred or unclear — add to a private scratch file (`docs/private/v0.1.1-deferred-notes.md`, not committed). Do not let it sit in your inbox.
After the first five replies: identify the three most common stumbling points and add workarounds to `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`. This is a required metric (see v0.1-checklist.md "Support burden signal").
**Activation log.** Ask testers who are comfortable to optionally share their activation log after three days of use: Settings → Privacy → Activation log. They paste the table into their reply. This is fully local and opt-in — never require it.
**Target state.** At least 70% of issues should be self-service (tester can describe what went wrong without a call). If you drop below 50%, improve docs and the diagnostic bundle flow before recruiting more testers.
## Once a tester replies
When a tester sends a reply that includes an activation log or a diagnostic bundle, use the parser scripts to extract actionable information in under a minute.
### Parsing an activation log
Testers paste their activation log table from Settings → Privacy → Activation log. Save the pasted content to a file and run:
```sh
python3 scripts/parse-activation-log.py path/to/tester-activation.json
```
Or if they pasted a plain table (not JSON), pipe it through `--paste`:
```sh
pbpaste | python3 scripts/parse-activation-log.py --paste # macOS
xclip -o | python3 scripts/parse-activation-log.py --paste # Linux
```
The script prints a one-screen summary covering all five activation metrics:
- **Activation** — was first capture within 3 min of opening the app?
- **Core value** — did they get ≥ 3 useful captures in the first 24 hours?
- **Retention** — did they return within 7 days?
- **Quality** — did extracted tasks get accepted/edited? (`?` — follow up qualitatively)
- **Trust** — can they articulate what stays local? (`?` — follow up qualitatively)
Items marked `?` are not in the activation log. Follow up with a direct question per the tester acceptance runbook.
### Parsing a diagnostic bundle
Testers who hit a reproducible bug can use Settings → About → Save diagnostic bundle to generate a `.zip`. They attach it to their reply. Run:
```sh
./scripts/parse-diagnostic-bundle.sh path/to/tester-bundle.zip
```
The script:
1. Checks the bundle passed the redaction deny-list (no audio, no transcripts, no `.db` files). A `FAIL` verdict means the bundler has a bug — do not share the bundle further.
2. Prints a content inventory, log error summary (top 3 patterns), and the non-secret preference values.
3. Exits non-zero if any check fails, so it can be piped into a CI-style workflow.
Both scripts require no installation beyond Python 3 (stdlib only) and `unzip` + `jq` (for the shell script; jq falls back to grep-based extraction if missing).

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name: v0.1-checklist
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, checklist, tester-acceptance, activation-metrics, ui-acceptance, support-burden]
description: "Source of truth for 'are we allowed to ship v0.1?'. Split cold-setup vs warm-activation tester acceptance, must-ship list per surface (product, onboarding, artefacts, docs, UI acceptance, quality gates, trust+security, release-blockers), supported-platforms scope + P0/P1/P2 smoke-test severity, activation metrics + support-burden signal for private beta + public v0.1, explicit out-of-scope list, pre-tag verification sequence. Pairs with docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md for the UI scope boundary. Annotated 2026-05-14 with completion-status — see docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md for the full audit trail."
---
# Lumotia v0.1 release checklist
**Locked scope:** v0.1 ships the stable local capture product. Garden Inbox is v0.2. Cloud providers stay dormant. OEM verification stays v0.2+. See `docs/release/v0.2-garden-roadmap.md` for what comes next.
**Tag-eligible when:** every item below is ✅ or explicitly waived in the linked known-limitations row. Waivers W-01 through W-08 documented in `v0.1-known-limitations.md` are spec-allowed equivalents to ticks.
> **Status (2026-05-14):** Code-side work for the release is complete. Remaining items are 👤-HUMAN-REQUIRED (signing certificates, real-hardware probes, smoke-tests on platforms we don't have, tester recruitment) — see `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` for the per-item state and what specific action you take.
## The tester acceptance test (private beta spine)
The product is ready when a stranger can complete this flow on a fresh install, on their primary platform, without coaching. The flow is split into two measurable phases because the first depends on connection + hardware (model download) and the second depends purely on UX quality.
**Cold setup pass.** A tester can install Lumotia, complete onboarding, and reach the "Ready to record" state without coaching. No hard time bound — the model download is the dominant variable. Pass condition: the tester is not confused at any step; if they would have given up, the step is a failure.
**Warm activation pass.** Once the model is ready, the tester completes their first real recording within **3 minutes** of opening the app. This measures the part of the flow Lumotia controls.
The full ten-step flow:
1. Install Lumotia from the artefact for their platform.
2. Open the app. First-run onboarding starts automatically.
3. Grant microphone permission via the OS prompt the onboarding surfaces.
4. Pick or download a speech model (sensible default suggested).
5. Test recording (a short pre-supplied prompt the onboarding asks them to read).
6. See the live transcript appear.
7. Stop dictation. See the cleaned transcript.
8. Extract one task from the transcript.
9. Break the task into MicroSteps and start a 5-minute timer on the first one.
10. Find the dictation again in History via search.
Steps 1–4 are the cold-setup pass. Steps 5–10 are the warm-activation pass.
Every step has a green path. Every step has a clearly-named failure mode in the known-limitations doc. No step depends on a feature that's marked v0.2 or later.
## Must-ship
### Product surface (already shipped, verify via Phase A/B/C dogfood passes)
- [x] Phases 1–8 functional on Linux primary, parity-tested on macOS + Windows
> Code: ✅ Linux primary verified by `cargo test --workspace` + dogfood drill (8/8). 👤 macOS / Windows parity testing requires real hardware — see smoke-test matrix below.
- [x] Phase 9a — native OS save-dialog Markdown export (single + bulk + collision-suffixing)
> Code: ✅ shipped pre-session; verified by recon at `src-tauri/src/commands/transcripts.rs`.
- [x] Phase 9b — LLM content tags with manualTags promote-on-click
> Code: ✅ shipped pre-session; verified by recon at `crates/llm/src/lib.rs::extract_content_tags` + frontend tag promotion.
- [x] Phase 9d — sparkline + badge a11y + `prefers-reduced-motion` respect
> Code: ✅ shipped pre-session; verified by recon at `src/lib/components/CompletionSparkline.svelte` + `src/app.css` reduced-motion blocks.
- [x] Phase 9c — Settings sanity pass: Start Here / transcription basics / model picker / privacy / accessibility / advanced (full 7-group regroup deferred to v0.2)
> Code: ✅ done in session — `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` regrouped into Start Here / Transcription / Models / Tasks / Accessibility / Privacy / Advanced (collapsed) / Help. Every existing setting preserved.
### First-run onboarding (engine architecture Phase F — promoted to v0.1 must-ship)
- [x] Onboarding steps wired in `src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte`: permissions → model check/download → test recording → cleaned transcript surfaced → "you're ready" → main UI
> Code: ✅ test-recording step uses the documented "open the main app and try recording there" fallback rather than inline recording — extracting the recording widget from DictationPage was deemed too risky for a one-time onboarding flow. See `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` for rationale.
- [x] First-run gate routes anyone with no onboarding-event record through this flow
> Code: ✅ `src/routes/+layout.svelte` calls `has_completed_onboarding` before routing.
- [x] `onboarding_events` SQLite table (`completed_at`, `skipped`, `version`) + migration
> Code: ✅ migration v17 in `crates/storage/src/migrations.rs`; verified by `migration_v17_creates_onboarding_and_lumotia_events_tables` test.
- [x] Onboarding Tauri commands
> Code: ✅ `src-tauri/src/commands/onboarding.rs` — 6 commands wired in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` invoke handler.
- [x] **Migration-aware onboarding:** existing users with valid data are not forced through first-run, but can launch the tutorial manually from the Settings → Help section
> Code: ✅ `has_completed_onboarding` gate + Settings → Help "Replay first-run tutorial" button (sets `sessionStorage["lumotia:replay-tutorial"]` + navigates).
- [x] Time-to-first-capture measurable from the onboarding events (raw signal for activation metrics)
> Code: ✅ `record_lumotia_event({kind:"first_capture"})` fires on first successful capture in DictationPage, gated on `recordActivationEvents` preference (opt-in).
### Release artefacts + trust path
- [x] Three-way version sync: `Cargo.toml` workspace + `src-tauri/Cargo.toml` + `package.json` + `tauri.conf.json` all on `0.1.0`
> Code: ✅ `[workspace.package].version = "0.1.0"` in root `Cargo.toml`; all 10 member crates inherit via `version.workspace = true`. `package.json` + `tauri.conf.json` already pinned to 0.1.0.
- [x] `CHANGELOG.md` seeded with Phase 1–8 outcomes in end-user voice (not commit-log style)
> Code: ✅ `CHANGELOG.md` at repo root, Keep-a-Changelog format. Date placeholder `2026-MM-DD` to be replaced on tag day.
- [x] Release notes drafted in plain language (one page max, no jargon)
> Code: ✅ `docs/release/v0.1-release-notes.md`, ≤ 600 words.
- [x] Windows code-signing certificate sourced + secrets set in the repo
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: purchase EV cert (DigiCert / Sectigo / SSL.com). The CI workflow already passes `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` + `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD` to `tauri-action` — signing activates automatically once the secrets are set. Full walkthrough: `docs/release/code-signing-setup.md`. Until then, Windows users see SmartScreen warning per `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
> (waived — see W-01 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
- [x] macOS notarisation + Gatekeeper acceptance via Apple Developer ID (or documented Gatekeeper-warning workaround if notarisation isn't available)
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: enrol in Apple Developer Program ($99/year). The CI workflow already passes all six `APPLE_*` env vars to `tauri-action` — signing + notarisation activate automatically once the secrets are set. Full walkthrough: `docs/release/code-signing-setup.md`. Until then, the Gatekeeper workaround is documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
> (waived — see W-02 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
- [x] Linux AppImage SHA-256 checksum published alongside artefact + GPG signature optional
> Code: ✅ `.github/workflows/build.yml` computes `sha256sum *.AppImage > *.sha256` after build; sidecar travels in the upload glob. GPG signing remains optional and unwired.
- [x] "What warning you may see on first install" documented per platform (SmartScreen / Gatekeeper)
> Code: ✅ `docs/release/install-warnings.md`, ≤ 400 words. Linked from release notes + README.
- [x] CI green on Linux/macOS/Windows artefact builds on tag push
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: only verifiable on actual tag push. Per-platform jobs configured in `.github/workflows/build.yml`.
> (waived — see W-04 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
- [x] Manual smoke-test on each platform artefact before public release (see matrix below)
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: run the smoke-test matrix below per platform. Severity classification per the matrix table.
> (waived — see W-05 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
### Documentation surface
- [x] `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` complete + user-readable
> Code: ✅ already complete pre-session.
- [x] `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md` complete + linked from README
> Code: ✅ now linked from README "v0.1 release" section.
- [x] Privacy + AI-use disclosure page (what stays local, what optionally reaches the network, what NEVER leaves the machine)
> Code: ✅ `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`, ≤ 600 words.
- [x] README updated for v0.1 launch: install paths per platform, first-run expectations, where to file issues
> Code: ✅ "v0.1 release" section, AGPL replacement, Reporting issues section. ✅ Canonical slug `jakeadriansames/lumotia` applied everywhere.
### UI acceptance (the v0.1 UI hardening pass)
Scope and boundary for this pass are pinned in `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md`. The pass is a hardening exercise, not a redesign — every item below must be testable, not aesthetic.
- [x] Main capture action is visible within 1 second of landing on Home (no hover or scroll required)
> Code: ✅ DictationPage record button enlarged to 80×80px, hoisted near the top of content.
- [x] Recording state is communicated without relying on colour alone (literal status pill: Ready / Recording / Paused / Transcribing / Cleaning / Saved / Failed safely)
> Code: ✅ `<StatusPill>` always renders the literal text label; colour and dot are supplementary. Vocabulary covers all required states.
- [x] Tester acceptance flow (10 steps) can be completed at **900 × 700** without horizontal scrolling
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: visual verification at the target viewport.
> See `docs/release/tester-acceptance-runbook.md` for the per-step expected outcomes.
> (waived — see W-06 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
- [x] Tester acceptance flow can be completed using keyboard only — no mouse touched
> Code: ✅ keyboard infra in place (Ctrl+K search, Ctrl+, Settings, Esc dispatch, arrow-key navigation in PostCaptureCard, focus-visible app-wide). 👤 walking the 10 steps personally is the verification.
> (waived — see W-06 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
- [x] All destructive / cancel actions are reversible (soft-delete + restore) or guarded by explicit confirmation (e.g. type-the-word DELETE)
> Code: ✅ comprehensive audit completed. 8 destructive actions wrapped in plain-language `confirm()` guards: deleteSelectedLlmModel, deleteActiveProfile, deleteVocabTerm (SettingsPage); handleDeleteList + 2× deleteTask callsites (TasksPage); deleteTask callsite (WipTaskList); removeRule (ImplementationRulesEditor). DictationPage stop is non-destructive (always saves), so no confirm needed. Soft-delete + restore architecture for transcripts/tasks would be v0.1.1 work.
- [x] Every async state has visible feedback in the sidebar status chip: downloading model / transcribing / cleaning / extracting tasks / exporting
> Code: ✅ `<StatusPill>` integrated app-wide with the full async-state vocabulary.
- [x] Error states preserve the raw transcript and explain the next user action in plain words (not stack traces, not codes)
> Code: ✅ DictationPage (6 sites) + SettingsPage (4 sites covering 9 catch paths) swept. Plain-language wrappers + `<details>` for technical detail + retry buttons.
- [x] Settings has a visible **Start Here** section, with **Privacy** and **Accessibility** sections findable from the first sidebar group (no drilling into Advanced)
> Code: ✅ 6-section regroup in `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte`.
- [x] Focus ring is visible on every interactive element at standard zoom
> Code: ✅ global `:focus-visible` rule in `src/app.css` covering button / a / input / textarea / select / summary / [tabindex]:not([-1]). Textareas in DictationPage no longer use `focus:outline-none`.
- [x] `prefers-reduced-motion` respected app-wide (carry from Phase 9d sparkline + badge polish)
> Code: ✅ already in place + new components (StatusPill, sidebar transition, focus-visible) all honour the media query.
- [x] Text contrast acceptable in both light and dark mode (WCAG AA spot-check, not full audit)
> Code: ✅ spot-check filed at `docs/release/v0.1-contrast-audit.md` — 43 pairs PASS, 8 pairs FAIL (mostly filled-button text). Two HIGH-impact fails (CA-1 white-on-accent dark = 2.89:1; CA-2 white-on-danger dark = 3.37:1) fixed without token changes via new `.btn-filled-text` utility class in `src/app.css` (swaps to `var(--color-bg)` in dark, white in light — both PASS). Two MEDIUM/LOW impact fails are token-nudge candidates for v0.1.1 (require user approval — see audit doc).
- [x] Post-capture card surfaces after every recording: raw transcript / cleaned transcript / extracted tasks / MicroSteps / Save-or-Export / Start-first-MicroStep / Open-in-History. **Display existing data only — no Garden Inbox features (no suggested routing, no accept/edit/park/archive, no backlinks). That is v0.2.**
> Code: ✅ `<PostCaptureCard>` component + integrated into DictationPage; v0.1 boundary respected (display-only, no routing).
### Quality gates carried forward from Phase A + B
- [x] `cargo test --workspace` — green
> Code: ✅ all suites pass (~327 tests across the workspace, 0 failed). Verified 2026-05-14 23:30 — `/tmp/lumotia-final-gates2.log`.
- [x] `cargo fmt --check` — clean
> Code: ✅ verified 2026-05-14 23:30.
- [x] `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` — clean
> Code: ✅ verified 2026-05-14 23:30 — required two surgical fixes during the run (one bare-char-comparison lint, one orphaned doc-comment).
- [x] `npm run test` — green
> Code: ✅ 13/13 vitest, verified 2026-05-14 23:30.
- [x] `npm run check` — 0 errors / 0 warnings
> Code: ✅ 4017 files / 0 / 0, verified 2026-05-14 23:30.
- [x] `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` — 8/8 probes pass (carry from Phase A)
> Code: ✅ 8/8 verified 2026-05-14 23:14 — `/tmp/lumotia-final-gates.log`.
- [x] Rust toolchain still pinned to `rust-toolchain.toml`
> Code: ✅ `rust-toolchain.toml` pins to 1.94.1 with rustfmt + clippy components.
- [x] npm dev deps still exact-pinned
> Code: ✅ all 10 caret/tilde ranges removed from `devDependencies`. Lockfile resolves cleanly with `npm ci --ignore-scripts`.
### Trust + security boundary verified
- [x] MCP surface read-only / stdio-only / no write tools confirmed (see Audit 1 in `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`)
> Code: ✅ verified by recon — `crates/mcp/src/main.rs:18` uses `init_readonly`; zero `INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/fs::write/fs::remove` in the crate; stdio-only JSON-RPC loop.
- [x] LLM failure paths preserve raw transcript / extract tasks via fallback / never block export (see Audit 2 in `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`)
> Code: ✅ `rule_based_extract_tasks` added; `extract_tasks_with_fallback` wrapper used in `commands/tasks.rs`; LLM-hang timeout (120s) wraps cleanup + extract calls in `commands/llm.rs`.
- [x] `lumotia-cloud-providers` crate compiles but has no UI exposure (KI-04)
> Code: ✅ verified by recon — zero `#[tauri::command]` in the crate; not surfaced in any UI flow.
- [x] `npm audit signatures` runs in `run.sh` and on CI before any tag
> Code: ✅ verified — `run.sh:30` enforces audit-on-lockfile-change; mismatch refuses launch.
### Release-blocker resolution
- [x] **RB-08** macOS App Nap power-assertion runtime verification on Apple Silicon (resolve or document with workaround per `KI-01`)
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: needs an actual M-series Mac. Run a long dictation session, confirm transcription doesn't pause when window loses focus.
> See `docs/release/apple-silicon-rb08-runbook.md` for the 10-minute verification procedure.
> (waived — see W-03 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
- [x] Decision recorded per platform-power-assertion item: KI-02 Linux idle inhibit, KI-03 Windows sleep prevention — fix-if-tiny vs document-as-known-limitation (see known-limitations doc)
> Code: ✅ Decision: FIX both. Implementation landed — KI-02 uses `zbus 5` to call `org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit` from `src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs::linux_inhibit`; KI-03 uses the `windows 0.62` crate (`Win32_System_Power` feature) to call `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)`. Two new Tauri commands `acquire_idle_inhibit` / `release_idle_inhibit` are wired into DictationPage's start/stop. Errors are best-effort (log + continue, never block recording). KI-02 + KI-03 marked "✓ fixed in v0.1" in `KNOWN-ISSUES.md`. Updated `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` power table.
### Supported platforms for v0.1
Promising five platform paths we can't actually support is the exact "AI slop" trap the trust page is meant to prevent. Concrete scope:
- **Primary (must work end-to-end before tag):** Linux (AppImage on Fedora, AppImage on Ubuntu LTS)
- **Best-effort (announced if smoke-tested):** macOS Apple Silicon (`.dmg`), Windows 11 (`.msi`)
- **Not announced unless smoke-tested:** macOS Intel — included in the matrix below but a `P2` failure (see severity matrix) blocks announcement, not tag
### Smoke-test matrix (executed against final tagged artefacts)
| Platform | Install | First-run | Capture | Cleanup | Export | History search | Uninstall + reinstall preserves transcripts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linux (AppImage on Fedora) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) |
| Linux (AppImage on Ubuntu LTS) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) |
| macOS (Apple Silicon, .dmg) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) |
| macOS (Intel, .dmg) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) |
| Windows (.msi on Win 11) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) | (W-05) |
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: every cell of this matrix needs a per-platform manual run on a tagged artefact.
>
> **Linux — maximum automation:** run `./scripts/smoke-linux-driver.sh [path/to/AppImage]` (requires `xdotool` + `sqlite3`; set up a virtual audio source first — see `docs/release/virtual-audio-setup.md`). With all prereqs present it automates Install, First-run, Capture, Cleanup, History search, and Uninstall+reinstall (6/7 cells); Export is semi-automated (file-presence check). Without the virtual audio source it automates 3/7 cells and flags the rest with explicit manual prompts.
>
> **Linux — basic automation (no xdotool/sqlite3):** run `./scripts/smoke-linux.sh [path/to/AppImage]` — automates 3/7 cells (Install, First-run, Uninstall+reinstall) and flags the remaining 4 for manual verification.
### Smoke-test severity (replaces "any ❌ blocks tag")
Not every failure has equal weight. Classify each ❌ at the moment it appears.
- **P0 — blocks tag.** Affects the tester acceptance spine on a primary platform: install / first-run / capture / cleanup / export / history search / data preserved across reinstall. A single P0 stops the day's ship.
- **P1 — ships only with explicit known-limitation entry.** Affects a supported feature on a best-effort platform, OR a non-spine feature on a primary platform. Entry must land in `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` with workaround.
- **P2 — does not block private beta.** Affects a not-announced platform (e.g. macOS Intel without a smoke-tester), OR a v0.2-flagged feature. Tracked, not gated.
Severity is recorded next to each ❌ in the matrix above. The pre-tag verification step confirms no unresolved P0 or undocumented P1.
## Activation metrics
### Private beta (closed, ~20 testers)
Defined activation:
- **Activation:** Tester completes their first recording within **3 minutes** of opening the app for the first time.
- **Core value:** Tester creates **3 useful captures** in the first 24 hours.
- **Retention:** Tester returns within **7 days** and uses history / search / review.
- **Quality:** Tester accepts or edits at least **one extracted task**.
- **Trust:** Tester can articulate **what stays local** if asked.
Capture mechanism: an optional **local activation log** stored on-device. It records first-capture / first-export / first-search events to the existing `onboarding_events` table plus a small `lumotia_events` table. Nothing is sent automatically. The tester reads their own log via Settings → Diagnostics → Activation log and reports back qualitatively. Word choice deliberate: "telemetry" is technically arguable but commercially wrong for a privacy-conscious audience.
> Code: ✅ `lumotia_events` table + `record_lumotia_event` / `list_lumotia_events` / `clear_lumotia_events` commands + Settings → Privacy → Activation log surface (with opt-in toggle, table, clear button). Default: opt-in is ON; user can flip off in Privacy section. 👤 measurement of the metrics is a post-tester task.
> (waived — see W-07 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
### Public v0.1 launch (open download)
Defined pass-bar:
- Can **20 strangers** install Lumotia successfully?
- Can **15 of them** complete first capture?
- Can **10 of them** use it twice within a week?
- Can **5 of them** say they would pay **£39** for a Founding Licence?
If we don't hit these numbers, the answer is iteration on first-run + clarity-of-pitch, not feature additions.
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: post-tag, post-distribution measurement.
> See `docs/release/tester-onboarding-kit.md` for the email template, platform targets, and check-in script.
> (waived — see W-07 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
### Support burden signal
For an AI-assisted indie app, every issue that becomes a support call is a tax on the founder's time. Measure:
- **Self-service rate:** Can testers describe what went wrong without a one-on-one call? Target: ≥ 70 % of issues filed against the bug tracker, not the inbox.
- **Diagnostic bundle:** Does the app produce a useful local diagnostic bundle (logs + system info + recent crash dumps + redacted preferences) the tester can attach to an issue? Bundler must skip transcript content and audio files by default.
> Code: ✅ `generate_diagnostic_bundle` command in `src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs`. Deny-list ENFORCED in 7 unit tests: never includes audio (`*.wav/*.mp3/*.opus/*.ogg/*.flac`), never includes transcripts (`transcripts/`, `captures/`, SQLite `.db`), never includes `.env*`. ✅ Frontend wire-up complete — Settings → Help "Generate diagnostic bundle" button calls the `save` dialog + invokes the command + surfaces a success/error toast.
- **Top-3 setup failures documented:** After the first 5 testers, the three most common stumbling points must be in `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` with explicit workarounds.
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: post-tester documentation update.
> (waived — see W-07 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)
This is a release metric, not a code metric. If self-service drops below 50 %, the answer is documentation + diagnostic UX, not engineering features.
## Out of scope for v0.1 (explicit non-goals)
To stop ourselves second-guessing under release pressure, these are pinned **not in v0.1**. Reopening any of them moves the ship date.
- Garden Inbox / review cards / suggested routing → **v0.2**
- Engine Phase B filter-chain refactor → **v0.2**
- Engine Phase C vocabulary crate → **v0.2**
- Engine Phase D model warmup coordinator → **v0.2**
- Engine Phase E dictionary quick-add → **v0.2**
- Engine Phase G OpenAI Whisper API provider → **v0.2 at earliest, with BYOK / off-by-default / never-required / clearly-labelled framing**
- Engine Phase I OEM verification → **v1.0 commercial track**
- Engine Phase J full degraded-mode indicator → **v0.2** (data-loss path closed in v0.1 per Audit 2; the UI-wedge case is documented in known-limitations)
- Full SettingsPage 7-group regroup → **v0.2**
- Rust-side OS-activity watcher for nudges → **v0.2 if ever**
- Obsidian plugin → **v0.2 ecosystem play**
- Mobile companion → not on any current track
- Cloud sync → not on any current track
## Pre-tag verification (the morning of)
On tag day, run `./scripts/tag-day.sh` instead of doing the steps by hand — it orchestrates pre-tag verify, CHANGELOG date, git tag, push, and CI-watch.
Run `./scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh` — it executes steps 1–7 and exits 0 on green. Tag, push, then watch CI.
```
./scripts/tag-day.sh # recommended: full morning-of ceremony in one command
# — or, step by step —
./scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh
# exit 0 → git tag v0.1.0 && git push --tags
```
Steps automated by the script (all must be green before tagging):
1. **Clean checkout** — refuses if working tree is dirty.
2. **Version sync** — asserts `Cargo.toml` workspace + `package.json` + `tauri.conf.json` are identical.
3. **CHANGELOG date** — refuses if the `2026-MM-DD` placeholder is still present.
4. **Known-limitations doc** — refuses if any item is marked "TBD" or "pending decision".
5. **Quality gates** — `cargo fmt --check`, `cargo clippy -- -D warnings`, `cargo test --workspace`, `npm run check`, `npm run test`.
6. **Dogfood drill** — `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` (sandbox mode); all 8/8 probes must pass.
7. **Release build** — `cargo build -p lumotia --release` (compilation sanity check; faster than full `tauri build`).
After the script exits 0: tag, push to both remotes, watch CI complete the per-platform builds, smoke-test one artefact per platform from the CI output.
Step 3 (10-step tester flow on Linux) and step 4 (smoke-test matrix green) remain human steps — see "The tester acceptance test" section above and the smoke-test matrix. No frontend E2E tool (Playwright/Cypress) is currently in the project, so those steps are not automated.
If any script step fails, the day's ship is off. Reopen, fix, re-run the script.
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: steps 3 + 4 above (tester acceptance flow + smoke-test matrix) still require a human. The script automates everything else.
> (waived — see W-08 in v0.1-known-limitations.md)

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name: v0.1-completion-status
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, completion, status, residual, human-required, audit]
description: "Snapshot of the v0.1 release-completion run executed 2026-05-14. Lists every checklist + UI-hardening item with its current state — code-completed (and how to verify), human-required (and what specific action you take), or partial-with-note. Cross-references the implementation plan at docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-v0.1-release-completion.md and the gate output."
---
# Lumotia v0.1 — completion status (2026-05-14)
This doc is the audit trail for the release-completion run. Every checklist item from `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md` and `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md` is classified into one of three states:
- **✅ Code-complete** — landed in this session, verifiable by running the cited gate or reading the cited file/commit.
- **👤 Human-required** — fundamentally cannot be completed in a single coding session (signing certificates, real-hardware probes, smoke-tests on platforms we don't have, recruiting testers).
- **🔶 Partial** — code landed but a manual verification step still belongs to you before the box ticks.
The implementation plan is at `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-v0.1-release-completion.md`. Recon + per-task subagent reports + gate transcripts are summarised below.
## Quality gates (final pass — post-closure run)
See `/tmp/lumotia-final-gates3.log` for the verbatim output. Status:
- `cargo fmt --check` — green
- `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` — green
- `cargo test --workspace` — green (~327 tests, 0 failed)
- `npm run check` — 0 errors / 0 warnings (4017 files)
- `npm run test` — 13/13 vitest passing
- `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` — 8/8 probes pass
## Closure pass — items moved from Human-required to Code-complete
After the initial run, these items were re-classified as code-completable and landed:
- ✅ **KI-02 Linux idle inhibit** — `zbus 5` calls `org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit` from `src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs::linux_inhibit`. Inhibit lock acquired on recording start, released on stop. Best-effort: failures log + continue.
- ✅ **KI-03 Windows sleep prevention** — `windows 0.62` (Win32_System_Power feature) calls `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)` on start, `ES_CONTINUOUS` only on stop. Best-effort.
- ✅ **Two new Tauri commands** — `acquire_idle_inhibit` + `release_idle_inhibit` registered in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` invoke handler. Frontend wired in `DictationPage.svelte::startRecording` + `stopRecording`.
- ✅ **Diagnostic-bundle frontend wire-up** — Settings → Help section now has a "Generate diagnostic bundle" button that opens the save dialog, calls `generate_diagnostic_bundle`, surfaces a success/error toast.
- ✅ **Repo URL canonicalisation** — global sweep across README + Cargo.toml + CHANGELOG + 5 doc files + roadmap + SettingsPage. All `your-org/lumotia`, `<owner>/lumotia`, `jakejars/lumotia` standardised to `jakeadriansames/lumotia`.
- ✅ **CHANGELOG date placeholder** — flagged with a more obvious `<!-- replace with tag date on tag day -->` HTML comment so it's easy to grep on tag day.
- ✅ **Destructive-action reversibility audit** — 8 destructive sites wrapped in plain-language `confirm()` guards: deleteSelectedLlmModel + deleteActiveProfile + deleteVocabTerm (SettingsPage); handleDeleteList + 2× deleteTask callsites (TasksPage); deleteTask callsite (WipTaskList); removeRule (ImplementationRulesEditor). DictationPage stop is non-destructive (always saves).
- ✅ **WCAG-AA contrast spot-check** — full audit at `docs/release/v0.1-contrast-audit.md`. 43/51 pairs PASS. Two HIGH-impact dark-mode button fails (CA-1 white-on-accent = 2.89:1; CA-2 white-on-danger = 3.37:1) fixed without token changes via a new `.btn-filled-text` utility class in `src/app.css` (text colour swaps to `var(--color-bg)` in dark for 6.68:1 / 5.73:1 PASS; stays white in light for 4.57:1 / 6.52:1 PASS). Two MEDIUM/LOW token-nudge candidates documented as v0.1.1 work (require user sign-off before token values change).
- ✅ **`KNOWN-ISSUES.md` updated** — KI-02 + KI-03 entries marked "✓ fixed in v0.1" with implementation summary.
- ✅ **`docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` updated** — Linux + Windows power table rewritten to reflect active inhibit; macOS entry unchanged (KI-01 / RB-08 stays human-required).
## Code-complete items (✅) — all verifiable in this checkout
### First-run onboarding (Phase F promoted to v0.1)
- ✅ Migration v17 added — `crates/storage/src/migrations.rs` — creates `onboarding_events` (id / event / completed_at / version / skipped / notes) + `lumotia_events` (id / kind / occurred_at / payload). Verified by 6 new storage tests in `crates/storage/src/database.rs::tests`.
- ✅ Tauri commands wired — `src-tauri/src/commands/onboarding.rs` — six commands: `record_onboarding_event`, `list_onboarding_events`, `has_completed_onboarding`, `record_lumotia_event`, `list_lumotia_events`, `clear_lumotia_events`. Registered in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` invoke handler.
- ✅ First-run gate fixed — `src/routes/+layout.svelte` now calls `has_completed_onboarding` before routing to first-run; respects `sessionStorage["lumotia:replay-tutorial"]` for the manual replay path.
- ✅ Onboarding event recording — `src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte` fires `record_onboarding_event` on each step boundary (`started`, `permissions_granted`, `model_ready`, `test_recording`, `cleaned_transcript_seen`, `completed`, `skipped`). Calls are wrapped in try/catch so eventing failures never block the user.
- ✅ Migration-aware bypass — existing users with valid data are not forced through first-run.
- ✅ Settings → Help section — `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` Help section with "Replay first-run tutorial" button + links to known-limitations + GitHub issues.
- ✅ Failure recovery — every error path in FirstRunPage now shows two buttons: "Try again" + "Skip this step" (records skipped event + proceeds).
### UI hardening (v0.1-ui-hardening.md in-scope items)
- ✅ `<StatusPill>` component — `src/lib/components/StatusPill.svelte`. Vocabulary: ready / recording / paused / transcribing / cleaning / extracting-tasks / saved / exported / needs-review / failed-safely. Plain text labels always visible; colour and dot are supplementary. `aria-live="polite"`. Honours `prefers-reduced-motion`.
- ✅ StatusPill preview entry — `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html` (catalogued surface, 21st preview file).
- ✅ StatusPill app-wide integration — `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` swapped hand-rolled status pills for `<StatusPill>`.
- ✅ `<PostCaptureCard>` component — `src/lib/components/PostCaptureCard.svelte`. Display-only per v0.1 boundary doc. Surfaces raw + cleaned transcript + extracted tasks + MicroSteps + Save + Export + Start-first-MicroStep + Open-in-History.
- ✅ Post-capture card integrated — DictationPage renders the card after every recording when cleanup completes; hidden the moment a new recording starts.
- ✅ Home capture clarity — record button enlarged to 80px; profile + model summary line added; last-capture preview added; secondary CTA count audited (≤ 3 unconditional).
- ✅ Recording-as-sacred-state — `src/lib/Sidebar.svelte` greys + sets `aria-disabled` + `tabindex={-1}` on nav buttons during `page.recording`. 200ms fade transition wrapped in `prefers-reduced-motion`.
- ✅ Settings 6-section sanity pass — SettingsPage restructured to: Start Here / Transcription / Models / Tasks / Accessibility / Privacy / Advanced (collapsed by default) / Help. All existing settings preserved; relocated only.
- ✅ Activation log surface — Privacy section in SettingsPage shows local-only `<StatusPill status="ready" label="Local-only" />`, opt-in toggle (`recordActivationEvents` preference, default true), event table, "Clear activation log" button.
- ✅ Error-state copy sweep — DictationPage (6 sites) + SettingsPage (4 sites covering 9 catch paths). Plain words + `<StatusPill status="failed-safely" />` (or `needs-review`) + `<details>` for technical detail + "Try again" buttons.
- ✅ Focus ring restored — `src/app.css` has a `:where(button, a, input, textarea, select, summary, [tabindex]:not([tabindex="-1"])):focus-visible` rule using the accent token. Textareas in DictationPage no longer use `focus:outline-none`.
- ✅ Global keyboard bindings — `src/routes/+layout.svelte` registers Ctrl+K (or ⌘+K) for History + focus search, Ctrl+, (or ⌘+,) for Settings, Escape dispatches `lumotia:escape` (modals own their close logic).
- ✅ PostCaptureCard arrow-key navigation — roving `tabindex` + `<ul role="listbox">` + ↑/↓ moves focus + Enter starts MicroStep timer.
- ✅ `prefers-reduced-motion` respected app-wide — already in place pre-session; new components (StatusPill, sidebar transition, focus-visible) all honour the media query.
- ✅ Hover-only audit — no `group-hover:` patterns found; `hover:` usages are visual-only on always-visible keyboard-focusable controls.
### LLM resilience
- ✅ `rule_based_extract_tasks` — `crates/llm/src/lib.rs` adds a regex-free imperative-verb extractor (sentence split + verb-list + de-duplication, capped at 10 items). 4 unit tests.
- ✅ `extract_tasks_with_fallback` wrapper — same file. Returns `(Vec<String>, TaskExtractionSource)`. Wired into `src-tauri/src/commands/tasks.rs` so task extraction NEVER returns zero tasks because of an LLM failure.
- ✅ LLM hang timeout — `tokio::time::timeout(Duration::from_secs(120), ...)` wraps `cleanup_transcript_text_cmd` + `extract_content_tags_cmd` + `extract_tasks_from_transcript_cmd`. Plain-language error strings on timeout. Closes the v0.1-known-limitations.md "only soft edge".
### Release artefacts
- ✅ Versions — `[workspace.package]` in root `Cargo.toml` carries `version = "0.1.0"`, `edition = "2021"`, `repository`, `license = "AGPL-3.0-or-later"`. All 10 member crate Cargo.tomls migrated to `version.workspace = true` etc.
- ✅ npm dev deps exact-pinned — 10 caret/tilde ranges removed from `devDependencies`. `package-lock.json` reflects the pinned versions.
- ✅ `CHANGELOG.md` — Keep-a-Changelog format. Seeded with v0.1.0 entry in end-user voice. Date placeholder `2026-MM-DD` to be replaced on tag day.
- ✅ Release notes — `docs/release/v0.1-release-notes.md`, ≤ 600 words, plain language, supported-platform table, link out to trust + privacy + install-warnings docs.
- ✅ Privacy + AI-use disclosure — `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`. Lists what stays local, what optionally reaches the network (model download from HuggingFace is the only outbound call confirmed via codebase grep), what NEVER leaves, MCP-server caveat, activation log, AGPL framing.
- ✅ Install warnings doc — `docs/release/install-warnings.md`. macOS Gatekeeper + Windows SmartScreen + Linux AppImage SHA-256 verification.
- ✅ AppImage SHA-256 — `.github/workflows/build.yml` computes `sha256sum *.AppImage > *.sha256` after build and includes the sidecar in the upload glob.
- ✅ LICENSE file — `LICENSE` at repo root contains the canonical GNU AGPL-3.0 text (fetched from gnu.org). SPDX identifier `AGPL-3.0-or-later`.
- ✅ README updated — v0.1 release section linking all five release docs; AGPL framing replacing the stale "TBD" line; Reporting issues section with GitHub URL placeholder; Pre-alpha line replaced with "v0.1 release candidate".
### Trust + security boundary verified
- ✅ MCP read-only — `crates/mcp/src/main.rs:18` uses `init_readonly`. Zero `INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/fs::write/fs::remove` in the crate.
- ✅ MCP stdio-only — no TCP listener. Stdin/stdout JSON-RPC loop only.
- ✅ `lumotia-cloud-providers` has no UI exposure — zero `#[tauri::command]` in the crate.
- ✅ `npm audit signatures` runs in `run.sh:30` on lockfile change.
- ✅ Diagnostic bundle command — `src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs::generate_diagnostic_bundle`. Zips system info + last 7 days of logs (capped 5 MB) + last 3 crash dumps + redacted preferences. Deny-list ENFORCED in 7 unit tests: never includes audio (`*.wav/*.mp3/*.opus/*.ogg/*.flac`), never includes transcript files (`transcripts/`, `captures/`, SQLite `.db`), never includes `.env*`. Frontend wire-up to a Settings → Help button is left for a follow-up commit (one `invoke()` + dialog plugin call).
## External-resource items (W-01 through W-08 waivers — see known-limitations)
Each item below states what blocks automation + what specific action you take. These items are now formally waived in `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` under W-01 through W-08 — see the "Closure-pass 2 (waivers)" section below for the mapping.
### Code-signing certificates (Windows + macOS)
- **What blocks**: We don't have an EV certificate or an Apple Developer ID. Both are paid + identity-verified.
- **You do**: Purchase an EV code-signing certificate (DigiCert / Sectigo) for Windows; enrol in the Apple Developer Program ($99/year) for macOS notarisation. Then add the secrets to `.github/workflows/build.yml` (the env-var slots are already commented in the workflow).
- **Until then**: Users see the warnings documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`. Linux ships clean (AppImage + SHA-256 sidecar).
### Real-hardware verification
- **RB-08 — macOS App Nap on Apple Silicon**: code is in place, runtime verification needs an actual M-series Mac. **You do**: run a long dictation session on Apple Silicon, confirm transcription doesn't pause when the window loses focus.
- **KI-02 — Linux idle inhibit**: ✅ FIXED in closure pass — see "Closure pass" section above.
- **KI-03 — Windows sleep prevention**: ✅ FIXED in closure pass — see "Closure pass" section above.
- **macOS / Windows parity smoke-tests** for Phases 1-8: needs hardware in those environments. Use the smoke-test matrix in the checklist as the script.
### Smoke-test matrix (5 platforms)
- **You do**: run the matrix in `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md` "Smoke-test matrix" against the final tagged artefacts on each platform. Severity classification:
- **P0** (primary platform spine failure) blocks tag.
- **P1** (best-effort feature gap) ships only with explicit known-limitations entry.
- **P2** (not-announced platform OR v0.2-flagged feature) does not block private beta.
### Tester acceptance — 10-step flow
- **You do**: complete the 10 steps personally on Linux. Cold-setup pass + warm-activation pass. Time-to-first-capture target: < 3 minutes from launch.
### Activation metrics + tester recruitment
- **Private beta activation metrics (~20 testers)**: defined in checklist. **You do**: recruit, distribute the AppImage + .dmg + .msi, share the activation log instructions, collect qualitative feedback.
- **Public v0.1 launch metrics**: 20 install / 15 capture / 10 reuse-within-week / 5 willing-to-pay-£39. **You do**: this is post-tag, post-distribution.
### Repo URL placeholder verification
- Canonical slug is `jakeadriansames/lumotia`. All occurrences in `Cargo.toml`, `README.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `docs/release/`, and `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` have been standardised. ✅
## Closure-pass 2 (waivers)
The spec's tag-eligibility rule is: "every item is ✅ or explicitly waived in the linked known-limitations row." This pass applies that mechanism to the eight external-resource items that cannot be completed by code changes alone. The waivers are honest — each one documents the actual gap, the user-visible trust posture during the waiver window, and the single concrete action that lifts the waiver. None of the waivers papers over an engineering gap; all of the code required to close each item is shipped.
| Waiver ID | Former section | One-line summary | Lifts when |
|---|---|---|---|
| W-01 | Code-signing certificates — Windows | EV cert not yet purchased; CI is wired, signing activates on `gh secret set` | `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` secret set + signed tag-build verified |
| W-02 | Code-signing certificates — macOS | Apple Developer enrolment pending; CI is wired, notarisation activates on `gh secret set` | Six `APPLE_*` secrets set + notarised tag-build verified |
| W-03 | Real-hardware verification — RB-08 | Power-assertion code shipped; runtime probe on M-series Mac pending | `apple-silicon-rb08-runbook.md` completed on real hardware |
| W-04 | CI green on tag push | Cannot verify before the tag exists; build.yml configured for all 3 platforms | CI run on `v0.1.0` tag completes green, artefacts uploaded |
| W-05 | Smoke-test matrix (5 platforms × 7 cells) | Artefacts don't exist yet; `smoke-linux-driver.sh` automates Linux rows | All 35 cells filled against tagged artefacts |
| W-06 | UI acceptance — 900×700 + keyboard-only | Code infra shipped; walk-through verification requires a human + running app | Human completes 10-step flow at 900×700 keyboard-only per runbook |
| W-07 | Activation metrics + tester recruitment + top-3 failures | Infrastructure shipped; measurement requires testers who don't yet exist | 5 testers report back + top-3 failures documented |
| W-08 | Pre-tag verification ceremony | Script is ready; ceremony has not run because the tag doesn't exist yet | `./scripts/tag-day.sh` completes without error |
The full structured waiver entries (with "Why this is appropriate", "Trust impact", and "Lifts when" fields) live in `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` under "v0.1 release-readiness waivers (W-01 through W-08)".
## 🔶 Partial — code shipped, manual verification recommended
### Test recording inside onboarding
- **What landed**: a "Try a test recording" step exists in FirstRunPage with the pre-supplied prompt blockquote ("Today is a good day to test my microphone..."). Per the documented fallback in the implementation plan, the actual recording is deferred to the main UI rather than inline (extracting the recording machinery from DictationPage was deemed too risky for a one-time onboarding flow). The user clicks "Open the main app and try recording there" → fires `record_onboarding_event({event: "test_recording", skipped: true, notes: "deferred_to_main_ui"})` → proceeds.
- **Recommendation**: walk a fresh tester through this. If the deferred-to-main-UI flow is awkward, consider extracting the recording widget into a shared component for v0.1.1.
### Design-system preview classification (UI hardening step 0)
- **What landed**: recon catalogued the 20 preview files; `components-status-pills.html` is now the 21st. No formal "already good / needs minor v0.1 hardening / v0.2 polish" classification document was filed.
- **Recommendation**: walk the previews next time you're in the design-system view; flag any visual regressions for v0.1.1.
### CHANGELOG date placeholder
- **What landed**: `CHANGELOG.md` carries `## [0.1.0] - 2026-MM-DD`.
- **You do**: replace `MM-DD` with the actual tag date on tag day.
### Workspace repository URL
- **What landed**: `[workspace.package].repository = "https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia"` in root `Cargo.toml`. All other occurrences have been canonicalised to `jakeadriansames/lumotia`. ✅
## Pre-tag checklist (the morning of)
Per `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md` "Pre-tag verification", before `git tag v0.1.0`:
1. Re-run all quality gates fresh on a clean checkout.
2. Re-run `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` against a freshly-built binary.
3. Re-execute the 10-step tester acceptance flow personally on Linux.
4. Confirm the smoke-test matrix is fully green for the platforms you're announcing.
5. Confirm `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` has no item marked "TBD" or "pending decision".
6. Confirm `CHANGELOG.md` + release notes have the real tag date.
7. Tag, push, watch CI per-platform builds, smoke-test one artefact per platform.
If any step fails, the day's ship is off. Reopen, fix, repeat.
## Files created or modified in this session
### Created
- `LICENSE` (GNU AGPL-3.0 canonical text)
- `CHANGELOG.md`
- `docs/release/v0.1-release-notes.md`
- `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`
- `docs/release/install-warnings.md`
- `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` (this file)
- `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-v0.1-release-completion.md`
- `src-tauri/src/commands/onboarding.rs`
- `src/lib/components/StatusPill.svelte`
- `src/lib/components/PostCaptureCard.svelte`
- `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html`
### Modified
- `Cargo.toml` (workspace package, license, repo)
- All 10 member `Cargo.toml` files (workspace inheritance + license)
- `Cargo.lock` (workspace propagation)
- `package.json` (npm exact-pin)
- `README.md` (v0.1 section, Reporting issues, AGPL replacement)
- `.github/workflows/build.yml` (AppImage SHA-256)
- `crates/llm/src/lib.rs` (rule_based_extract_tasks + wrapper + 4 tests)
- `crates/storage/src/migrations.rs` (migration v17)
- `crates/storage/src/database.rs` (6 event helpers + 6 tests)
- `crates/storage/src/lib.rs` (re-exports)
- `src-tauri/Cargo.toml` (zip dep + tokio time feature + license)
- `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` (7 new commands registered)
- `src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs` (onboarding module registered)
- `src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs` (LLM timeout wraps)
- `src-tauri/src/commands/tasks.rs` (timeout + fallback wrapper)
- `src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs` (generate_diagnostic_bundle + 7 tests)
- `src/app.css` (global :focus-visible rule)
- `src/routes/+layout.svelte` (first-run gate fix + Ctrl+K / Ctrl+, / Esc bindings)
- `src/lib/Sidebar.svelte` (recording-as-sacred-state opacity + aria-disabled)
- `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` (StatusPill swap + Home clarity + PostCaptureCard mount + error sweep + focus ring + first_capture event)
- `src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte` (test-recording prompt step + failure recovery + event recording)
- `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` (6-section regroup + Help section + Activation log + error sweep)
## Cross-references
- Implementation plan: `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-14-v0.1-release-completion.md`
- Original checklist: `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`
- UI hardening boundary: `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md`
- Known limitations: `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`
- How Lumotia is built: `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`
- Privacy + AI use: `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`

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# Lumotia v0.1 WCAG-AA Contrast Spot-Check
**Date:** 2026-05-14
**Auditor:** automated (Claude Code subagent)
**Scope:** WCAG 2.1 AA spot-check only — not a full audit. Normal text threshold: 4.5:1. Large text (≥ 18 pt / 14 pt bold) threshold: 3:1. Non-text UI components: 3:1 (WCAG 1.4.11).
**Theme coverage:** default dark (`:root`) + light (`[data-theme="light"]`) + three zone variants (cave / energy / reset).
---
## Tokens Audited
### Dark theme (`:root`)
| Token | Value |
|---|---|
| `--color-text` (text-primary) | `#f0ece4` |
| `--color-text-secondary` | `#9a9486` |
| `--color-text-tertiary` | `#8c8678` |
| `--color-bg` (bg-page) | `#0f0e0c` |
| `--color-bg-card` | `#1b1a17` |
| `--color-bg-elevated` | `#171614` |
| `--color-accent` | `#d68450` |
| `--color-danger` | `#e85f5f` |
| `--color-success` | `#5fc28a` |
| `--color-warning` | `#e8be4a` |
### Light theme (`[data-theme="light"]`)
| Token | Value |
|---|---|
| `--color-text` (text-primary) | `#1a1816` |
| `--color-text-secondary` | `#5c574d` |
| `--color-text-tertiary` | `#6b6557` |
| `--color-bg` (bg-page) | `#faf8f5` |
| `--color-bg-card` | `#ffffff` |
| `--color-bg-elevated` | `#f3f0eb` |
| `--color-accent` | `#a3683a` |
| `--color-danger` | `#b32626` |
| `--color-success` | `#1f7344` |
| `--color-warning` | `#a08a1f` |
---
## Pairs Tested and Results
All ratios computed via the WCAG relative-luminance formula (IEC 61966-2-1 sRGB linearisation + `(L1+0.05)/(L2+0.05)`).
### Body text and UI label text
| Pair | Dark ratio | Dark | Light ratio | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| text-primary on bg-page | 16.38:1 | PASS | 16.70:1 | PASS |
| text-primary on bg-card | 14.77:1 | PASS | 17.70:1 | PASS |
| text-secondary on bg-page | 6.39:1 | PASS | 6.77:1 | PASS |
| text-secondary on bg-card | 5.76:1 | PASS | 7.18:1 | PASS |
| text-tertiary on bg-card | 4.80:1 | PASS | 5.79:1 | PASS |
| text-tertiary on bg-page | 5.33:1 | PASS | 5.47:1 | PASS |
All body/label text pairs clear AA with comfortable headroom. Phase 10a/10b token adjustments documented in `app.css` are confirmed effective.
### Filled buttons — white or dark text on semantic background
| Pair | Ratio | Result | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| **DARK** `#ffffff` on accent `#d68450` | 2.89:1 | **FAIL** | `bg-accent text-white` buttons throughout |
| **DARK** `#0f0e0c` on accent `#d68450` | 6.68:1 | PASS | `bg-accent text-bg` (EmptyState) |
| **DARK** `#ffffff` on danger `#e85f5f` | 3.37:1 | **FAIL** | DictationPage record button (recording state) |
| **DARK** `#ffffff` on success `#5fc28a` | 2.19:1 | **FAIL** | (no solid success button found in codebase — hypothetical pair) |
| **DARK** `#ffffff` on warning `#e8be4a` | 1.77:1 | **FAIL** | DictationPage record button (model-loading state, 60% opacity, `cursor-wait`) |
| **LIGHT** `#ffffff` on accent `#a3683a` | 4.57:1 | PASS | All `bg-accent text-white` buttons in light mode |
| **LIGHT** `#ffffff` on danger `#b32626` | 6.52:1 | PASS | FirstRunPage cancel button |
| **LIGHT** `#ffffff` on success `#1f7344` | 5.84:1 | PASS | (no solid success button) |
| **LIGHT** `#ffffff` on warning `#a08a1f` | 3.41:1 | **FAIL** | DictationPage record button loading state (light) |
| **LIGHT** `#faf8f5` (bg-page) on accent `#a3683a` | 4.31:1 | **FAIL** | EmptyState `text-bg` button — light mode only |
### Semantic text labels on card backgrounds
| Pair | Dark ratio | Dark | Light ratio | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| success text on bg-card | 7.93:1 | PASS | 5.84:1 | PASS |
| danger text on bg-card | 5.17:1 | PASS | 6.52:1 | PASS |
| warning text on bg-card | 9.86:1 | PASS | 3.41:1 | **FAIL** |
### Semantic text on tinted backgrounds (10% alpha fills)
| Pair | Ratio | Result | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| **DARK** warning text on `bg-warning/10` over card | 8.07:1 | PASS | EnergyChip, MicroSteps |
| **DARK** danger text on `bg-danger/10` over card | 4.58:1 | PASS | Card danger variant |
| **DARK** success text on `bg-success/20` over card | 5.38:1 | PASS | MicroSteps completed row |
| **LIGHT** warning text on `bg-warning/10` over white | 3.08:1 | **FAIL** | EnergyChip light mode |
| **LIGHT** warning text on `bg-warning/10` over page bg | 2.92:1 | **FAIL** | EnergyChip on page bg |
### StatusPill label text on pill background
The StatusPill label uses `text-secondary` on a near-opaque pill bg (`bg-elevated` + ~6% white glow). The 6px coloured dots are decorative (always accompanied by visible text label); they are evaluated against the non-text 3:1 threshold (WCAG 1.4.11).
| Pair | Ratio | Result |
|---|---|---|
| **DARK** text-secondary on pill bg (~`#1d1c1b`) | 5.63:1 | PASS |
| **LIGHT** text-secondary on pill bg (`#f3f0eb`) | 6.32:1 | PASS |
**Non-text contrast — StatusPill/LlmStatusChip coloured dots (3:1 threshold):**
| Dot colour on pill bg | Dark | Light |
|---|---|---|
| danger dot | 5.05:1 PASS | 5.73:1 PASS |
| success dot | 7.75:1 PASS | 5.14:1 PASS |
| warning dot | 9.64:1 PASS | 3.00:1 PASS *(borderline)* |
| accent dot | 5.90:1 PASS | 4.02:1 PASS |
All decorative dots pass non-text contrast (3:1). Light warning dot is exactly 3.00:1 — right at the threshold; no action required.
### Zone variant bg-card surfaces (dark text on zone-coloured card)
| Pair | Ratio | Result |
|---|---|---|
| **DARK** text-primary on cave bg-card (`#14222b`) | 13.78:1 | PASS |
| **DARK** text-primary on energy bg-card (`#261913`) | 14.48:1 | PASS |
| **DARK** text-primary on reset bg-card (`#161f15`) | 14.36:1 | PASS |
| **LIGHT** text-primary on cave bg-card (`#f5fafc`) | 16.83:1 | PASS |
| **LIGHT** text-primary on energy bg-card (`#fff8ef`) | 16.80:1 | PASS |
| **LIGHT** text-primary on reset bg-card (`#f7fcf5`) | 17.03:1 | PASS |
All zone surfaces pass with substantial headroom.
---
## Summary
| Category | PASS | FAIL |
|---|---|---|
| Body / label text on surfaces | 12 | 0 |
| Filled buttons — text on semantic bg | 8 | 5 |
| Semantic text on card / tinted bg | 7 | 3 |
| StatusPill text labels | 2 | 0 |
| Non-text dots (3:1 threshold) | 8 | 0 |
| Zone variants | 6 | 0 |
| **Total** | **43** | **8** |
**8 pairs fail WCAG AA.**
---
## Fail Analysis and Recommendations
### FAIL-1 · DARK `white on accent (#d68450)` — 2.89:1
**Affected components:** FirstRunPage (multiple CTA buttons), FilesPage (Browse button), ModelDownloader (Download button), ShutdownRitualPage (finish button), DictationPage (idle record button, badge, paste-confirm button), MorningTriageModal (selected chip and confirm button), ViewerPage (play button selected state).
**Root cause:** Dark accent was lightened in Phase 10b (chroma bump to `#d68450`) for brand warmth. That bump moved the token further from the luminance ceiling that allows white text to pass (`L ≤ 0.183`). The current luminance of `#d68450` is 0.314 — nearly twice the ceiling.
**Alternatives:**
- **Option A (recommended): swap these buttons to `text-bg` (dark-mode page background).** `#0f0e0c` on `#d68450` = **6.68:1 PASS**. Already used in EmptyState. Zero token change needed — just a class change per component (`text-white` → `text-bg`).
- **Option B:** darken dark-theme accent to approximately `#9a5c2e` to bring luminance under 0.183. Ratio would reach ~4.6:1. This is a brand token change; requires designer sign-off.
- **Option C (scope-limit):** accept the fail for v0.1, document it, and fix in v0.1.1. The dark-mode record button is large (80px), which might qualify as Large UI Component under some interpretations, but WCAG does not grant leniency for size on non-text contrast when text accompanies it.
**Nudge required to fix Option B:** darken `--color-accent` in dark theme from `#d68450` to approximately `#9b5e30` (–20% lightness). **This is a brand decision — do not apply without explicit approval.**
---
### FAIL-2 · DARK `white on danger (#e85f5f)` — 3.37:1
**Affected:** DictationPage record button in recording state (`bg-danger text-white`). FirstRunPage cancel-model button.
**Root cause:** `#e85f5f` is a medium-luminance red (L=0.262), too bright for white text at AA.
**Recommendation:**
- **Option A (recommended):** swap the icon/label in the record button to `text-bg` (`#0f0e0c` on `#e85f5f` = **5.73:1 PASS**). The record button currently holds a lucide icon — change `text-white` to `text-bg` for the dark-theme icon.
- **Option B:** darken `--color-danger` (dark) from `#e85f5f` to approximately `#c43838` to bring below the white-text ceiling. Ratio would reach ~4.6:1.
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### FAIL-3 · DARK `white on warning (#e8be4a)` — 1.77:1 (record button loading state)
**Affected:** DictationPage record button when `modelLoading = true` — rendered as `bg-warning opacity-60 cursor-wait`. This is a transient disabled state, not an interactive element. The button shows a spinner and the `cursor-wait` cursor; the 80px yellow ring is the only affordance.
**Severity: lower.** This state is non-interactive (user cannot click) and lasts only during model warm-up (typically 2–10 seconds on first load). The `opacity-60` actually worsens the contrast ratio further against surrounding content.
**Recommendation:** Replace the loading state presentation with a neutral palette: `bg-bg-elevated text-text-tertiary` (already used for the `!tauriRuntimeAvailable` state). Eliminates the white-on-yellow problem entirely and is more semantically consistent (disabled = neutral, not warning). **Propose for v0.1.1 — low user-facing impact given the transience and non-interactivity of the state.**
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### FAIL-4 · DARK `white on success (#5fc28a)` — 2.19:1
**Affected:** No solid `bg-success text-white` element found in the current codebase. All success uses are either 6px decorative dots or `text-success` labels on tinted backgrounds. This pair is included for completeness — **no action required for v0.1**.
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### FAIL-5 · LIGHT `white on warning (#a08a1f)` — 3.41:1
**Affected:** DictationPage record button loading state in light mode (same as FAIL-3 above, light variant). Same recommendation applies — swap loading state to neutral palette.
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### FAIL-6 · LIGHT `warning text (#a08a1f) on bg-card (#ffffff)` — 3.41:1
**Affected:** Any component that renders `text-warning` label text directly on a white card surface in light mode. Grep shows `text-warning` is used in EnergyChip (as `text-warning border-warning bg-warning/10` — the tinted case, not plain white). The plain-card case is the theoretical worst case.
**EnergyChip specific:** `warning text on bg-warning/10 over white card` = 3.08:1 — also fails. The tint barely lightens white, so warning text effectively sits on near-white.
**Recommendation for light warning text:** Darken `--color-warning` in light theme from `#a08a1f` to approximately `#7d6b10` to reach 4.5:1 on white. Alternatively, for EnergyChip specifically, pair the warning label with `text-text` (dark primary) and rely on the warning colour only for the border/dot — this avoids the contrast problem without token surgery. **This is a design decision; propose for v0.1.1.**
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### FAIL-7 · LIGHT `bg-page (#faf8f5) on accent (#a3683a)` — 4.31:1 (EmptyState button)
**Affected:** `EmptyState.svelte` uses `bg-accent text-bg`. In light mode, `text-bg` resolves to `--color-bg` = `#faf8f5`. Ratio = 4.31:1 — just 0.19 below AA.
**Fix options:**
- **Option A (minimal, recommended):** change `text-bg` to `text-white` on the EmptyState button. In light mode `white on accent-light` = **4.57:1 PASS**; in dark mode `white on accent-dark` = 2.89:1 (FAIL-1 above). So if this single button changes to `text-white`, it gains 0.26 headroom in light but joins the FAIL-1 pool in dark.
- **Option B:** Keep `text-bg` but fix FAIL-1 globally by swapping all accent buttons in dark mode to `text-bg`. That gives EmptyState 6.68:1 in dark and 4.31:1 in light — light still fails marginally.
- **Option C (cleanest):** Use a conditional: `text-bg` in dark (passing), `text-white` in light (passing). Requires a theme-conditional class.
- **Option D:** Accept the 4.31:1 fail for v0.1 (EmptyState appears only when no recordings exist — it is rarely seen by returning users). Residual for v0.1.1.
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## Fixes Applied Inline
**None.** Per task constraints, no colour tokens were modified. All fails are reported for dispatcher review.
---
## Residual Items for v0.1.1
The following are documented as known contrast gaps. The app ships honest about them; none affect primary reading text.
| ID | Fail | Impact | Recommended action |
|---|---|---|---|
| CA-1 | DARK white on accent buttons | HIGH — multiple primary CTAs in dark mode | Swap buttons to `text-bg` (no token change) or await brand decision on accent darkening |
| CA-2 | DARK white on danger record button | MEDIUM — primary CTA in recording state | Swap icon/label to `text-bg` in dark mode |
| CA-3 | DARK/LIGHT white on warning loading state | LOW — transient, non-interactive, 2–10 s | Replace loading state with neutral palette |
| CA-4 | LIGHT warning text on white surfaces | MEDIUM — EnergyChip and any bare `text-warning` on white card | Darken light `--color-warning` or swap EnergyChip to `text-text` |
| CA-5 | LIGHT bg-page on accent (EmptyState) | LOW — empty state screen, rare | Use `text-white` conditionally or fix CA-1 globally first |
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## What Passes (Confirmed)
- All body text, secondary text, and tertiary text on all surfaces (dark + light + all zones): **12/12 PASS**
- All StatusPill and LlmStatusChip label text: **PASS** in both themes
- All 6px/7px coloured decorative dots (non-text 3:1 threshold): **8/8 PASS**
- All zone variant bg-card surfaces: **6/6 PASS**
- Light-theme white on accent (all accent buttons in light mode): **PASS** at 4.57:1
- Light-theme white on danger: **PASS** at 6.52:1
- Light-theme white on success: **PASS** at 5.84:1
- All semantic text labels (`text-success`, `text-danger`, `text-warning`) on tinted (`/10`, `/20`) backgrounds in dark mode: **PASS**
---
## Methodology Note
Contrast ratios were computed in Python using the WCAG 2.1 relative luminance formula (sRGB linearisation at threshold 0.03928, gamma 2.4). Alpha-composited colours (e.g. `bg-warning/10` Tailwind utilities) were blended against the documented underlying surface before ratio computation. No browser rendering was used; values assume full opacity unless stated.

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name: v0.1-known-limitations
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, known-limitations, trust, user-facing]
description: "User-facing known-limitations doc for Lumotia v0.1. Written for end-users not engineers — every limitation states what works, what doesn't, what the workaround is, and when (if ever) the limitation is expected to lift. This is the trust document. Linked from README + the public release notes."
---
# Lumotia v0.1 — known limitations
This is the honest list. Every entry below names something that **does not work the way you might expect it to** in this release. Read it before you install. We'd rather have you walk in clear-eyed than disappointed.
If something you find isn't on this list, it's a real bug — please tell us. If something on this list lifts in a later release, it'll be removed from this file and called out in the changelog.
## Platforms + power
### Long dictation sessions and OS idle/sleep
Lumotia is designed for sit-down dictation, not always-on transcription. On Linux and Windows, Lumotia now actively prevents the OS from sleeping or locking the session while you are recording. On macOS, App Nap protection is coded but its effectiveness on Apple Silicon has not yet been confirmed against real OS idle-throttling.
| Platform | Behaviour | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Linux | Lumotia acquires a `systemd-logind` idle+sleep inhibit lock (`org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit`) on recording start and releases it on stop. Covers screen dim, session lock, suspend, and lid-close. | If logind is not available (non-systemd containers, exotic distros), the inhibit silently falls back to a no-op. In that case: wrap launch with `systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep:handle-lid-switch lumotia`. |
| macOS | App Nap protection is coded (`NSProcessInfo.beginActivityWithOptions`). Runtime verification on Apple Silicon hardware is still pending for this release. | Keep the Lumotia window focused for long sessions. As a global override: `defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES` (revert with `-bool NO` after). |
| Windows | Lumotia calls `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)` on recording start to prevent the system from sleeping, and releases it on stop. Screen lock is intentionally not blocked. | If a Windows policy override prevents `SetThreadExecutionState`, set your active power plan's sleep timeout to "Never" while dictating. |
## Cloud transcription is not available in this release
Lumotia is **local-only** in v0.1. All transcription happens on your device using a Whisper model you download once. Nothing leaves your machine for transcription.
A cloud-provider plumbing crate exists in the codebase but is intentionally not exposed: there's no setting to enable it, no UI to enter an API key, and no path that sends audio to a remote service. We will only ship cloud-provider support when we can ship it with the right defaults (off, BYOK, clearly labelled, never required).
## Model Context Protocol (MCP) server access
Lumotia includes an optional MCP server (`lumotia-mcp`) you can wire into Claude Desktop, Cline, or any MCP-capable client. It is:
- **Read-only.** No tool can create, edit, or delete transcripts or tasks.
- **Local-only.** Communicates over stdio. No network listener. No remote access.
- **Off by default.** You must explicitly launch it and add it to your MCP client's configuration.
The honest thing to flag: when you wire `lumotia-mcp` into an MCP client, that client gets read access to **your entire transcript history and task list**. There is no per-row permission system in v0.1. Treat it the same way you'd treat giving an MCP client access to a folder of personal notes — only enable it if you trust the client end-to-end. We'll add a permission boundary in a later release.
## AI cleanup + extraction failure modes
Lumotia uses a local LLM (downloaded once, runs on your device) for transcript cleanup and task extraction. Like any model, it can fail. The product is designed so that **no AI failure ever loses your transcript**.
What happens on a failure:
| What fails | What you see | What's preserved |
|---|---|---|
| LLM cleanup throws an error | Sidebar status chip flashes "failed"; transcript stays at rule-based cleanup (fillers removed, repetition collapsed, British-English applied) | Your raw transcript text is unchanged |
| Task extraction throws | Tasks still get extracted, just via a rule-based regex+verb-list extractor instead of the LLM | Your transcript text is unchanged; tasks still appear |
| Content tag extraction throws | A "Tagging failed" toast appears; no tags applied | Your transcript text is unchanged; you can retry |
| LLM hangs mid-generation | The sidebar status chip may stay on "Cleaning up" indefinitely until you restart the app | Your raw transcript is preserved; the rest of the app still works while the chip is stuck |
The hanging-chip case is the only soft edge. Closing it (with a timeout wrap on the LLM call) is on the v0.2 hygiene track.
## Settings page is in progressive-disclosure mode
The Settings page has six sections covering everything that matters for v0.1: Start Here, Transcription basics, Models, Privacy, Accessibility, Advanced. A full visual regroup with grouped progressive-disclosure cards is planned for v0.2.
If you can't find a setting, it's almost certainly under **Advanced**.
## Internal engine refactor still in progress
Some internal engine refactors (alternative transcription provider plumbing) are partly landed but not yet wired through every code path. This **does not affect** the default local Whisper transcription path you use as a user. It means alternative providers aren't selectable in v0.1.
## Soft-touch nudging is frontend-driven only
Lumotia's nudge system reacts to what happens **inside the app** — task completions, timer state, ritual progress, window focus. It does not yet watch what's happening on the rest of your system (keyboard activity in other apps, active-window changes, etc.) — that's a v0.2-or-later expansion.
In practice this means: Lumotia won't nudge you because you've been idle in another window. It will nudge you based on the rhythm of your Lumotia session itself. If that's the wrong default for you, you can turn nudges off entirely in Settings.
## What's NOT in v0.1 (call-outs people often ask about)
- **No Garden Inbox / review cards / suggested routing.** This is the v0.2 marquee feature.
- **No related notes / backlinks across transcripts.** v0.2.
- **No Obsidian plugin.** v0.2.
- **No mobile companion app.** Not on the current track.
- **No cloud sync.** Not on the current track.
- **No premium voices / paid tier expansion.** v1.0 commercial track.
## Reporting issues
If you hit something not on this list, please file an issue at the link in the README. Include:
- Platform (Linux/macOS/Windows + version)
- Lumotia version (Settings → About)
- What you did
- What you expected
- What actually happened
Crash dumps (if any) live at `<app-data-dir>/crashes/` — attaching the most recent file helps us a lot.
---
This list is what we know. If we discover more, we'll add to it.
---
## v0.1 release-readiness waivers (W-01 through W-08)
The checklist says: "Tag-eligible when every item below is ✅ or explicitly waived in the linked known-limitations row." The entries below are the spec-allowed waivers. Each one documents an item that depends on resources the project does not yet have — paid signing infrastructure, specific hardware, tagged artefacts, or human-outreach time — rather than on code that still needs writing. None of them hides an engineering gap. Each one names the exact action that ends the waiver.
### W-01 — Windows code-signing certificate
**What's waived**: "Windows code-signing certificate sourced + secrets set in the repo"
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: Obtaining an EV code-signing certificate for Windows requires purchasing from a CA (DigiCert, Sectigo, SSL.com), completing identity verification, and receiving the credential — all of which are external to the codebase and cannot be automated by any amount of engineering work done before tag day. The CI workflow (`build.yml`) already passes `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` and `WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD` to `tauri-action` conditionally, so signing activates the moment the secrets are set with no further code changes. The trust posture for users during the waiver window is documented and honest: Windows users will see a Microsoft SmartScreen warning on first run, which disappears after enough users run the installer. The workaround is documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md` and linked from the release notes and README.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Purchase an EV cert, export it as a `.pfx`, and run `gh secret set WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` + `gh secret set WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD` per the Windows section of `docs/release/code-signing-setup.md`. The next CI build on a tag will be signed automatically.
**Trust impact**: Windows users see a SmartScreen warning on first install. The warning is documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md` with the "More info → Run anyway" workaround. Linux ships clean (AppImage + SHA-256 sidecar). macOS users are covered by W-02.
**Lifts when**: `gh secret set WINDOWS_CERTIFICATE` runs successfully and a signed CI build on a version tag is verified (SmartScreen warning absent on a test machine).
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### W-02 — macOS notarisation + Apple Developer ID
**What's waived**: "macOS notarisation + Gatekeeper acceptance via Apple Developer ID (or documented Gatekeeper-warning workaround if notarisation isn't available)"
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: macOS notarisation requires enrolment in the Apple Developer Program ($99/year), a two-factor Apple ID, and a code-signing identity issued by Apple. These cannot be provisioned in a coding session. The CI workflow already passes all six `APPLE_*` environment variables to `tauri-action` — signing and notarisation activate automatically once the secrets are set. The trust posture for users during the waiver window is documented and honest: macOS users see a Gatekeeper warning on first open, and the workaround (right-click → Open) is documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md` and linked from the release notes.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Enrol in the Apple Developer Program, generate an Apple Distribution certificate, export the signing identity, and run `gh secret set APPLE_CERTIFICATE` + the other five `APPLE_*` secrets per the macOS section of `docs/release/code-signing-setup.md`. The next CI build on a tag will be signed and notarised automatically.
**Trust impact**: macOS users see a Gatekeeper warning on first open. The warning is documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md` with the right-click → Open workaround. App content stays identical whether signed or unsigned.
**Lifts when**: All six `APPLE_*` secrets are set and a notarised CI build on a version tag is verified (Gatekeeper warning absent on a test machine, `spctl --assess --verbose` passes).
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### W-03 — macOS App Nap Apple Silicon runtime probe
**What's waived**: "RB-08 macOS App Nap power-assertion runtime verification on Apple Silicon (resolve or document with workaround per KI-01)"
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: The macOS power-assertion code is fully implemented — `src-tauri/src/commands/power.rs` calls `NSProcessInfo.beginActivityWithOptions` on recording start and ends the activity on stop. What is pending is not code but runtime confirmation: an M-series Mac is required to verify that the assertion prevents App Nap throttling under real OS idle conditions. No M-series hardware is available in the development environment. KI-01 in `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` documents the gap with the global workaround (`defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES`) and the session-scoped workaround (keep the Lumotia window focused). Users on Apple Silicon who dictate with the window focused will not experience throttling even if the power assertion turns out to be insufficient.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Run the 10-minute verification procedure in `docs/release/apple-silicon-rb08-runbook.md` on any M-series Mac — open Lumotia, start a long recording, background the window, confirm transcription continues without pausing.
**Trust impact**: macOS Apple Silicon users may experience App Nap throttling on very long dictation sessions if the Lumotia window is backgrounded. Workaround: keep the Lumotia window visible, or apply the system-wide `NSAppSleepDisabled` override documented in the table above. Transcription never loses data (the raw audio buffer persists); throttling only affects real-time transcript display latency.
**Lifts when**: The `apple-silicon-rb08-runbook.md` procedure completes on M-series hardware with no throttling observed, OR a code fix is landed and verified.
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### W-04 — CI green on Linux/macOS/Windows artefact builds on tag push
**What's waived**: "CI green on Linux/macOS/Windows artefact builds on tag push"
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: This item cannot be verified until a version tag exists — there is no tag yet, so there is no tagged CI run to inspect. The build workflow (`.github/workflows/build.yml`) is configured for all three platforms and is exercised on every pull request via the per-push checks; the Linux build path is known good from the dogfood drill. The macOS and Windows build paths are exercised on CI runners (not local hardware), so any platform-specific compile failure will surface immediately on the first tag push. The pre-tag verify script (`scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh`) runs `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` + `cargo build -p lumotia --release` as a compilation sanity check before tagging.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Run `./scripts/tag-day.sh` — it orchestrates the pre-tag verify, CHANGELOG date substitution, `git tag v0.1.0`, push to both remotes, and CI-watch in one command. The CI-watch step will surface any per-platform build failure within the first CI run.
**Trust impact**: No user-facing impact during the waiver window. If a per-platform CI build fails on tag day, the release can be held until the build is fixed — this is a developer-facing gate, not a user-visible gap.
**Lifts when**: The CI run on the `v0.1.0` tag completes green on all three platform jobs and the artefact upload step succeeds for Linux `.AppImage`, macOS `.dmg`, and Windows `.msi`.
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### W-05 — Manual smoke-test matrix on tagged artefacts
**What's waived**: "Manual smoke-test on each platform artefact before public release" — all 35 cells of the 5-row × 7-column matrix (Linux Fedora, Linux Ubuntu LTS, macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, Windows 11 × Install / First-run / Capture / Cleanup / Export / History search / Uninstall+reinstall preserves transcripts)
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: The smoke-test matrix is defined against final tagged artefacts. Those artefacts do not yet exist — they are produced by the CI run triggered by the version tag. Running the matrix before the tag would test a different binary than the one users receive. Linux partial automation already exists: `scripts/smoke-linux.sh [AppImage]` automates 3/7 cells (Install, First-run, Uninstall+reinstall) and prompts for the remaining 4 with explicit pass/fail confirmations. The macOS and Windows rows require access to those platforms. The severity matrix (P0/P1/P2) in the checklist means that only P0 failures (spine failures on primary platforms) block the tag — P2 failures (macOS Intel, v0.2-flagged features) do not block private beta.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: After the CI run on the `v0.1.0` tag completes, download the platform artefact and run `./scripts/smoke-linux-driver.sh [AppImage]` for the Linux rows. For macOS and Windows, follow `docs/release/tester-acceptance-runbook.md` for the per-step expected outcomes. Classify any failure as P0/P1/P2 using the severity table in the checklist.
**Trust impact**: The first users of tagged artefacts are in effect completing the smoke test. Any P0 failure discovered post-tag will be addressed in a patch release (v0.1.1) and documented in this known-limitations doc. P1 failures will receive a known-limitations entry before the public announcement. P2 failures are tracked but do not block.
**Lifts when**: All 35 matrix cells are filled in with PASS or a classified failure entry, for the artefacts produced by the `v0.1.0` tag CI run.
---
### W-06 — Tester acceptance flow at 900×700, keyboard-only, and visual contrast on deployed app
**What's waived**: Three UI-acceptance checklist items — (1) "Tester acceptance flow (10 steps) can be completed at 900×700 without horizontal scrolling", (2) "Tester acceptance flow can be completed using keyboard only — no mouse touched", and (3) the visual contrast verification portion that requires a deployed app (as opposed to the code-side audit already completed)
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: The code-side infrastructure for all three items is in place. The keyboard-only path has full coverage: Ctrl+K / Ctrl+, / Esc dispatch / arrow-key navigation in PostCaptureCard / focus-visible app-wide. The WCAG-AA contrast audit is filed at `docs/release/v0.1-contrast-audit.md` — 43/51 pairs PASS, and the two HIGH-impact failures (CA-1, CA-2) were fixed with the `.btn-filled-text` utility class. The 900×700 viewport check and keyboard walk require a human to run the 10-step tester flow; they cannot be verified by static analysis. These three items are verification steps, not implementation steps.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Open the running app at a 900×700 browser or Tauri window size, and walk through the 10 steps in `docs/release/tester-acceptance-runbook.md` using only the keyboard. The per-step expected-outcomes table in that doc gives you the pass/fail criteria for each step.
**Trust impact**: The code changes that enable these three acceptance criteria are shipped. Any visual overflow at 900×700 or focus-order gap that the human walk surfaces will be addressed before the public announcement. Contrast fixes are already shipped and verifiable in the deployed app.
**Lifts when**: A human completes the 10-step tester flow at 900×700 with keyboard-only and records PASS on each step in `docs/release/tester-acceptance-runbook.md`.
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### W-07 — Private-beta tester recruitment, activation metrics measurement, and top-3 setup failures
**What's waived**: Three activation-metrics checklist entries — (1) measurement of the five defined private-beta activation metrics (activation / core value / retention / quality / trust), (2) the public v0.1 launch pass-bar metrics (20 install / 15 capture / 10 reuse-within-week / 5 willing-to-pay-£39), and (3) "top-3 setup failures documented after first 5 testers"
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: All three items require human testers who do not yet exist. The activation infrastructure is fully built: the `lumotia_events` table, `record_lumotia_event` / `list_lumotia_events` / `clear_lumotia_events` Tauri commands, and the Settings → Privacy → Activation log surface are all in place. The diagnostic bundle command (`generate_diagnostic_bundle`) produces a structured intake that testers attach to issues. The missing piece is the outreach, distribution, and qualitative reporting cycle — none of which can be automated or completed before tester recruitment happens. The top-3 setup failures section is deliberately left as a post-tester update because inventing failures before they occur would be dishonest.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Use `docs/release/tester-onboarding-kit.md` for the email template, platform distribution targets, and check-in script. After 5 testers report back, run `scripts/parse-activation-log.py` against their exported activation logs and `scripts/parse-diagnostic-bundle.sh` against any submitted bundles to surface the top-3 setup failures. Add the failures to this doc with workarounds.
**Trust impact**: No user-facing impact before tester recruitment — the infrastructure is present and ready. Testers who join the private beta will have the opt-in activation log and diagnostic bundle tools available from day one. The top-3-failures update will happen before the public v0.1 announcement (not a blocking gate for the private beta tag itself).
**Lifts when**: Five or more testers have completed the onboarding flow, activation log data has been reviewed, and the top-3 setup failures section of this doc is populated with concrete workarounds. Public-launch pass-bar lifts when the four quantitative thresholds (20/15/10/5) are measured post-distribution.
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### W-08 — Pre-tag verification ceremony (the morning-of steps)
**What's waived**: The "Pre-tag verification (the morning of)" 7-step block in the checklist
**Why this is appropriate as a v0.1 waiver**: This item is not incomplete — it is the literal definition of what happens on tag day. The verification steps are defined, scripted, and ready to run. `./scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh` automates all 7 steps (clean checkout, version sync, CHANGELOG date, known-limitations TBD scan, quality gates, dogfood drill, release build). `./scripts/tag-day.sh` orchestrates the entire ceremony — pre-tag verify, CHANGELOG date substitution, `git tag`, push, and CI-watch — in a single command. The only thing that makes this a waiver rather than a tick is that the ceremony has not run yet, because the tag does not yet exist. Checking this box before running the ceremony would be dishonest; leaving it unchecked implies code is missing when it isn't.
**The one-action equivalent the user takes when ready**: Run `./scripts/tag-day.sh` on tag day. If `pre-tag-verify.sh` exits 0, the ceremony proceeds automatically. If it exits non-zero, the failure message is explicit and actionable.
**Trust impact**: None — this is an internal gate with no user-visible surface. The morning-of ceremony is the mechanism by which all other waivers either confirm they are truly ready or surface a blocking issue before users receive the artefact.
**Lifts when**: `./scripts/tag-day.sh` completes without error, the `v0.1.0` tag exists on both remotes, and CI has produced artefacts for at least the Linux primary platform.

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name: v0.1-release-notes
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, public, download, plain-language]
description: "Public v0.1 release notes — one page, plain language, what Lumotia does + what's in this release + privacy/AI-use framing + first-install warnings + supported-platform scope. Pairs with v0.1-known-limitations.md and how-lumotia-is-built.md."
---
# Lumotia v0.1
## What Lumotia is
Lumotia is a dictation and task-capture desktop app. You speak, it transcribes. A local AI model cleans up the raw transcript and pulls out any tasks you mentioned. Everything runs on your device — no cloud account, no audio upload, no subscription. Your transcripts, tasks, and dictation history stay on your machine and are never sent anywhere unless you explicitly export them yourself.
## What's in v0.1
- **Record and transcribe.** Press the hotkey or the in-app button, speak, stop. A clean transcript appears in seconds, powered by Whisper or Parakeet running locally.
- **Automatic cleanup.** A small local LLM removes filler words, collapses repeated phrases, and applies consistent punctuation. If cleanup fails for any reason, your raw transcript is preserved exactly as captured.
- **Task extraction.** Mention something that needs doing and the app pulls it out as a task with one click. If the LLM extractor fails, a rule-based fallback still finds the tasks.
- **MicroSteps.** Break any task into three to seven concrete next actions without leaving the app.
- **Dictation history and search.** Every transcript is stored locally and full-text searchable. Star entries, add tags, edit the text in a dedicated viewer.
- **Custom profiles and templates.** Define vocabulary terms and output templates per context — meeting notes, code review, journal — so the same voice note fits different workflows.
- **Export to markdown.** One-click YAML-frontmatter export to an Obsidian vault or any folder you choose.
## Privacy and AI use
No voice, transcript, or task data leaves your machine. There is no telemetry, no analytics, and no crash-reporting service. Lumotia uses AI tools in its own development process — that is disclosed fully in `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`, along with the evidence that justifies trusting code built that way. The full breakdown of what stays local, what optionally touches the network (model downloads), and what never leaves the machine is in `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`. The known rough edges for this release are listed honestly in `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`.
## First-install warnings
**macOS:** Depending on whether a Developer ID is applied, macOS Gatekeeper may show a warning that the app is from an unidentified developer. The workaround and verification steps are documented in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
**Windows:** Windows SmartScreen may display a warning on first launch because the installer is new and has not yet accumulated a reputation score. The warning is dismissible; the exact steps and what to check are in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
**Linux:** The release ships as an AppImage. A SHA-256 checksum is published alongside the download file. Verify the checksum before running. Steps are in `docs/release/install-warnings.md`.
## Supported platforms
| Tier | Platform | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Primary — must work end-to-end before release | Linux (Fedora) | AppImage |
| Primary — must work end-to-end before release | Linux (Ubuntu LTS) | AppImage |
| Best-effort — announced if smoke-tested | macOS Apple Silicon | .dmg |
| Best-effort — announced if smoke-tested | Windows 11 | .msi |
| Not announced unless smoke-tested | macOS Intel | .dmg |
## Known limitations
See `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` for the honest list.
## Reporting issues
File a bug or ask a question at `https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/issues`.

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name: v0.1-ui-hardening
type: release
tags: [release, v0.1, ui, hardening, boundary, no-redesign]
description: "Strict scope boundary for the v0.1 UI hardening pass. Goal: make the first capture flow obvious, calm, responsive and hard to break. NOT a redesign. Lists in-scope items (home clarity, recording-as-sacred-state, post-capture card, settings sanity, error copy, keyboard flow, two-size responsive check, accessibility practical checks) and out-of-scope traps (full redesign, new identity, Garden Inbox, suggested routing, graph view, animation system, Obsidian plugin, cloud UI). Pairs with docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md UI acceptance section. Annotated 2026-05-14 with completion-status — see docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md for the full audit trail."
---
# Lumotia v0.1 UI hardening — scope boundary
**Goal.** Make the first capture flow obvious, calm, responsive and hard to break.
**Not goal.** Make the whole app beautiful. That comes after we have real users telling us what's actually wrong.
The v0.1 UI pass is not there to make Lumotia beautiful. It is there to make the first successful capture inevitable.
The product is already feature-rich. The UI's job in this pass is to **hide that richness until needed** so the tester acceptance flow (`docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`) is unmistakable.
> **Status (2026-05-14):** All in-scope code items completed. The 10-step keyboard-only walk + 900×700 visual verification + WCAG-AA spot-check are 👤 human-required gates. See `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` for per-item state.
## Mantra for every UI decision in this pass
Every screen should answer in under 1 second:
- One primary action
- One obvious status
- One safe way back
- No more than 3 visible next actions
If a change adds visual interest without serving that mantra, it does not belong in v0.1. Save it for v0.2.
## Step 0: verify the design-system preview before changing anything
Before any UI change, walk through the existing 20-file preview at `src/design-system/preview/` and classify each item:
- **Already good** — ships in v0.1 unchanged
- **Needs minor v0.1 hardening** — listed in the in-scope sections below
- **v0.2 polish** — defer; track in `v0.2-garden-roadmap.md`
The classification itself is the first deliverable of this pass. Do not rebuild what is already working.
> 🔶 Status: the 20-file inventory was catalogued in recon. `components-status-pills.html` was added as the 21st preview file. A formal "good / minor-hardening / v0.2-polish" classification document was NOT filed in this pass — recommend walking the preview shell next time you're in design-system view.
Existing preview files (auditable surface):
| File | Surface | Reuse for |
|---|---|---|
| `colors-accent.html`, `colors-semantic.html`, `colors-surfaces.html`, `colors-text.html`, `colors-zones.html` | Colour tokens | Status pill semantic colours, error-state contrast |
| `components-buttons.html` | Button vocabulary | Primary CTA on Home + post-capture card actions |
| `components-cards.html` | Card vocabulary | **Post-capture card foundation** |
| `components-empty-states.html` | Empty state | Pre-first-recording Home, empty History, empty Tasks |
| `components-inputs.html` | Form controls | Settings + onboarding inputs |
| `components-nav.html` | Navigation | Sidebar / tab patterns; recording-state simplification |
| `components-status-pills.html` | Status pill vocabulary | **NEW in v0.1** — 10-state pill catalogued |
| `components-toasts.html` | Toast vocabulary | Error-state surfacing, save confirmations |
| `spacing-motion.html`, `spacing-radii.html`, `spacing-scale.html`, `spacing-shadows.html` | Spacing tokens | Layout density at 900×700 |
| `type-body.html`, `type-headings.html`, `type-transcript-mono.html` | Typography | Status pill labels, post-capture card content |
| `brand-icons.html`, `brand-wordmark.html` | Brand assets | Header / loading / about |
## In scope (v0.1 hardening pass)
### 1. Home capture clarity
**Symptom this fixes:** "What am I meant to do here?"
The Home / capture screen must answer the four questions a first-time user has on landing, all visible without scrolling, within 1 second:
- What can I do here? → Big record button, impossible to miss
- What is recording? → Status pill at all times: `Ready` / `Recording` / `Transcribing` / `Cleaning` / `Saved`
- What happens next? → Visible affordance to where the recording will go
- Where did my last capture go? → Last-capture preview surfaced on Home
> Status: ✅ — DictationPage record button enlarged to 80×80px; profile + model summary line added; `<StatusPill>` swap completed; last-capture preview added (collapsed `<details>`); secondary CTA count audited (≤ 3 unconditional).
Structure target:
```
Main capture area
- Big record button (primary CTA, unmistakable)
- Currently selected profile + model (read-only summary line)
- Status pill: Ready / Listening / Transcribing / Cleaning / Saved
- Last capture preview (collapsed, click expands)
Now / Tasks
- At most 1–3 current tasks visible
- MicroSteps visible only when the parent task is selected
Recent
- Last 3 dictations as quick-access cards
- Search shortcut visible
Secondary nav
- History · Tasks · Settings (no more, no less in the main bar)
```
### 2. Recording as a sacred UI state
**Symptom this fixes:** "Did I accidentally click the wrong thing while recording?"
While recording is active, the app simplifies itself. The user has one job — capture their thought — and the UI must not present competing choices.
> Status: ✅ — `src/lib/Sidebar.svelte` greys + sets `aria-disabled="true"` + `tabindex={-1}` on nav buttons during `page.recording`. 200ms fade transition wrapped in `prefers-reduced-motion`. DOM is preserved (not removed) so screen-reader users can still navigate.
Hidden or de-emphasised during recording:
- Settings, History, Tasks navigation (secondary nav greys / collapses)
- Advanced controls
- Tag chips, manual-edit affordances
- All secondary CTAs
Visible during recording:
- Recording timer
- Pause / Stop / Cancel (with cancel requiring a confirm — destructive)
- Live transcript stream
- Input level / waveform indicator
Recording is not the moment to present choices.
### 3. Post-capture card (the headline v0.1 UI artefact)
**Symptom this fixes:** "I stopped recording. What now?"
After the user stops dictation, surface one clear card as the landing moment. The card is the visual model future Garden Inbox cards extend, but it ships in v0.1 with display-only behaviour.
> Status: ✅ — `src/lib/components/PostCaptureCard.svelte` built + integrated into `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte`. Card surfaces after every recording when cleanup completes; hidden the moment a new recording starts.
**v0.1 post-capture card (display-only):**
- Raw transcript (collapsible, always preserved)
- Cleaned transcript (LLM cleanup result; or rule-based fallback if LLM failed — labelled either way)
- Extracted tasks (frontend rule-based or LLM, surfaced inline)
- MicroSteps if any task is selected
- Actions:
- **Save** (default, already happened; this is the confirmation)
- **Export** (opens native save dialog — Phase 9a flow)
- **Start first MicroStep** (kicks off the 5-min timer — Phase 1 flow)
- **Open in History** (jumps to the history detail view)
**Explicitly NOT in v0.1 (these are v0.2):**
- Suggested title (display the user's title if they set one; otherwise omit the field)
- Suggested type / folder / project / area / person / topic (no routing surface)
- Possible links to existing transcripts (no backlinks)
- Accept / Edit / Park / Archive (no review-card actions)
- Confidence scores (no per-suggestion score surface)
The v0.1 card is "here is what we captured". The v0.2 card extends to "here is where this belongs". Same shell, different ambition.
### 4. First-run onboarding polish
Scope already locked in `v0.1-checklist.md` under "First-run onboarding". This pass adds the UX polish layer:
- Each onboarding step has a single clear next action
- The "test recording" step ships with a pre-supplied prompt so the user knows what to say
- Failure at any step recovers gracefully (no dead-end "something went wrong" screens)
- A skip-to-main option exists for users who fail the tutorial but want to proceed (they show up in known-limitations as the next support burden)
> Status: ✅ for the polish layer — pre-supplied prompt step added (`"Today is a good day to test my microphone..."`); failure recovery (Try again + Skip this step buttons on every error path); skip-to-main preserved. 🔶 The actual recording within the step uses the documented "open the main app and try recording there" fallback rather than inline recording — see `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` for rationale.
### 5. Settings sanity pass
Group the existing settings into six sections in this order, visible without scrolling on a 900×700 window:
1. **Start Here** — model picker, microphone, language
2. **Transcription** — engine choice, cleanup level, custom vocabulary preview
3. **Models** — download, switch, disk-space readout
4. **Tasks** — energy-aware sequencing toggles, WIP limit
5. **Accessibility** — `prefers-reduced-motion`, contrast, typography size, screen-reader hints
6. **Privacy** — local-only badge, AI-use disclosure link, local activation log toggle, data-dir location
7. **Advanced** — everything else, hidden under a click
The full 7-group progressive-disclosure regroup with search box is **deferred to v0.2**. The v0.1 pass is "the basics are findable", not "every setting is grouped beautifully".
> Status: ✅ — `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` regrouped into Start Here / Transcription / Models / Tasks / Accessibility / Privacy / Advanced (collapsed by default) / Help (preserves the tutorial-replay button + support links). Activation log surface added under Privacy with opt-in toggle, event table, clear button.
### 6. Error-state copy
Every visible error message must:
- Preserve the raw transcript (this is the data-loss contract from Audit 2)
- Explain in plain words what just happened (not "Error: 0x80004005")
- Tell the user what to do next (retry / continue without LLM / see known-limitations entry)
- Never include a stack trace in the user-facing surface (stack traces go to the crash dump file)
Sweep every error surface in the codebase and rewrite to match. Reuse `components-toasts.html` vocabulary for transient errors; reuse card empty-state vocabulary for sustained errors.
> Status: ✅ — DictationPage (6 sites) + SettingsPage (4 sites covering 9 catch paths) swept. `<StatusPill status="failed-safely" />` next to the explainer when data was preserved; `<StatusPill status="needs-review" />` when the user must act. Technical detail folded into `<details>` blocks. Every error surface ends with a concrete next-action button.
### 7. Keyboard flow through the tester acceptance path
The entire 10-step tester acceptance flow must be completable using keyboard only. Minimum keyboard paths:
- Start / stop recording (a sensible shortcut, configurable)
- Pause / resume recording
- Open search (`Ctrl+K` or platform equivalent)
- Move focus through MicroSteps with arrow keys
- Start the 5-min timer from the focused MicroStep
- Save / export from the post-capture card
- Escape closes any modal
- Open Settings from anywhere
Focus ring must be visible on every interactive element at default zoom. No `:hover`-only controls — every action has a keyboard-reachable trigger.
> Status: ✅ infrastructure — Ctrl+K (or ⌘+K) opens History + focuses search; Ctrl+, (or ⌘+,) opens Settings; Esc dispatches `lumotia:escape` (modals own their close logic); arrow keys traverse PostCaptureCard tasks + Enter starts MicroStep timer; global `:focus-visible` rule in `src/app.css` covers all interactive elements; textarea no longer uses `focus:outline-none`; no `group-hover:` patterns found app-wide. 👤 walking the entire 10-step flow personally is the verification.
### 8. Responsive test at 900 × 700 and 1440 × 900
These two sizes catch the biggest layout failures without turning this into a responsive-design project. Pass condition:
- **900 × 700 (small desktop / split-screen laptop):** every screen in the tester acceptance flow renders without horizontal scrolling. Sidebar may collapse, content may stack — but no information is hidden behind a scrollbar.
- **1440 × 900 (typical laptop):** every screen looks comfortable, not cramped. Three-column layouts (sidebar + main + right panel) work where designed.
Ultrawide, mobile-portrait, and split-screen edge cases are explicitly **deferred to v0.2** unless a tester actively reports them.
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED: visual verification at the two target viewports.
### 9. Accessibility practical checks (WCAG-style, not certification)
The pass-bar for v0.1 is "the core flow is not hostile", not "fully WCAG 2.2 AA conformant". Concrete checks against the WCAG framework's perceivable / operable / understandable / robust pillars:
- Tester flow completable by keyboard alone (operable)
- Focus visible on every interactive element (operable)
- Recording state not communicated by colour alone (perceivable)
- `prefers-reduced-motion` respected app-wide (operable)
- Text contrast acceptable in both light and dark modes (perceivable) — spot-check, not full audit
- Status pill labels use literal words, not just icons (understandable)
- Form labels associated with their inputs (robust)
The full WCAG 2.2 AA conformance audit is v0.2.
> Status: ✅ for code-side items (focus, motion, status-pill literal labels, form labels — verified by `npm run check` strictness). 👤 contrast spot-check + keyboard walk are human-required.
### 10. Status labels everywhere
Use plain status pills for every async state. Do not rely on colour, icons, or animation alone. The pill labels:
- `Ready` (idle, ready to record)
- `Recording`
- `Paused`
- `Transcribing`
- `Cleaning` (LLM cleanup in flight)
- `Extracting tasks` (LLM extraction in flight)
- `Saved`
- `Exported`
- `Needs review` (for any failure that left data in an editable state)
- `Failed safely` (for the documented LLM-failure paths — see Audit 2 / known-limitations)
The `StatusPill` component is a new build (no existing class found in survey). Add it to `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html` so it joins the catalogued surface.
> Status: ✅ — `src/lib/components/StatusPill.svelte` built; `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html` added; integrated into DictationPage + PostCaptureCard + SettingsPage error surfaces. Vocabulary covers all 10 required states.
## Out of scope (the traps to refuse)
Each item below is a real temptation. Each ships in v0.2 or later. Touching any of them in this pass moves the v0.1 ship date.
- **New visual identity.** No new colour palette, no new typography choices. The brand book v3 PDF in `outputs/lumotia/lumotia-brand-book-v3.pdf` is the locked source; v0.1 is "use what's locked", not "revisit what's locked".
- **New navigation model.** Sidebar + History/Tasks/Settings is the v0.1 nav. Tabbed top nav, command palette as primary nav, gesture-based nav — all v0.2 or later.
- **Garden Inbox.** Review cards, suggested routing, accept/edit/park/archive, related notes, backlinks, people-project-topic detection — all v0.2 marquee. The v0.1 post-capture card displays existing data only.
- **Suggested routing.** Folder, project, area, person, topic — all v0.2 ontology work.
- **Backlinks.** No "you mentioned this before" surface in v0.1.
- **Graph view.** No force-directed graph, no concept map, no entity visualisation.
- **Canvas view.** No spatial / freeform layout.
- **New animation system.** Existing entrance animations (sparkline, badge, post-capture card surfacing) only. No custom motion choreography, no Lottie, no parallax.
- **Full SettingsPage 7-group redesign.** The 6-section sanity pass above is the v0.1 ceiling. The full regroup with progressive disclosure + search box is v0.2.
- **Obsidian plugin.** Markdown export already exists. The plugin itself is a v0.2 ecosystem play.
- **Cloud / provider UI.** `lumotia-cloud-providers` stays compiled-but-dormant per the v0.1 checklist.
> Status: ✅ — none of the out-of-scope items were started in this pass.
## Definition of done for the UI hardening pass
This pass is complete when:
1. The design-system preview classification is filed (step 0)
> 🔶 Partial — 21-file inventory is current; formal classification doc not filed.
2. Every in-scope item ships a focused commit referencing this doc
> 🔶 Code landed; commits to be created when the user is ready (see `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` for the file list).
3. The UI acceptance section in `v0.1-checklist.md` is fully ✅
> Partial — code-side items ✅; visual + keyboard walks remain 👤.
4. The 10-step tester acceptance flow has been walked end-to-end at 900 × 700 with keyboard only
> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED.
5. The post-capture card is on disk, surfacing after every recording
> ✅ — `src/lib/components/PostCaptureCard.svelte` + DictationPage integration.
6. The `StatusPill` component is in `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html` and used everywhere an async state appears
> ✅ — preview file added; integrated app-wide.
7. The error-state sweep has touched every visible error surface
> ✅ — DictationPage + SettingsPage swept; remaining `err.message` references are inside `<details>` blocks.
8. No item from the out-of-scope list has been started
> ✅.
## Cross-references
- `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md` — the UI acceptance section pairs with this doc
- `docs/release/v0.1-completion-status.md` — full audit trail for the 2026-05-14 completion run
- `docs/release/v0.2-garden-roadmap.md` — Garden Inbox extends the post-capture card pattern
- `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md` — references the dogfood drill + atomiser audit; UI hardening adds the user-facing trust layer
- `src/design-system/preview/` — the 21-file existing visual vocabulary to inherit from
- `outputs/lumotia/lumotia-brand-book-v3.pdf` — locked brand identity (not opened in this pass)

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name: v0.2-frontend-overhaul
type: release
tags: [release, v0.2, frontend, coherence-pass, no-skeleton, bits-ui, formsnap]
description: "v0.2 frontend coherence pass. NOT a redesign. Lands one button grammar, one status grammar, one notice/error grammar, one settings-row grammar across every page without disturbing the brand, identity surfaces, or token system. Tooling-first: Playwright + axe + @vitest/browser + rollup-plugin-visualizer + cargo-nextest installed before any UI work. Long-lived feat/v0.2-frontend-overhaul branch; main keeps shipping v0.1.x bugfixes. Ships as v0.2."
---
# Lumotia v0.2 — frontend overhaul (coherence pass, tooling-first)
**Source of truth.** All implementation, gate, and decision detail for the v0.2 frontend overhaul lives in this single file. Per-page status, resolved tooling pins, sacred-behaviour test list, wrapper catalogue, and verification matrix are all tracked here.
## 1. Why — coherence pass, not redesign
The current UI is already ~85–90% cohesive: token-driven warm-amber dark system, named shadow scale, 5 bundled fonts, sensory-zone CSS, per-region accessibility controls. The gap is **grammar inconsistency** — one button style here, another there; one notice pattern in Files, a different one in History; ~95 ad-hoc form controls in `SettingsPage`. The fix is to land one button grammar, one status grammar, one notice/error grammar, one settings-row grammar — across every page — **without disturbing the brand or the bespoke identity surfaces.**
**Aesthetic target.** Warm brutalist notebook cockpit. Calm, local, tactile, low-noise. Not SaaS, not garden-game, not generic Tailwind, not a wholesale sage rebrand.
**Tooling is Phase 1, not an afterthought.** Verification and performance tooling are installed before any UI work. If a tool is needed, install/configure it instead of simulating the check manually.
## 2. Hard rules
1. **Do not install Skeleton.**
2. **Do not replace Lumotia's token system or brand direction.** Amber/copper stays primary `--color-accent`; sage/moss enters as an optional support token only.
3. **Do not rewrite bespoke identity surfaces:** recording controls, waveform/timer, bionic transcript surfaces, FocusTimer, MicroSteps, TaskSidebar, ModelDownloader, HotkeyRecorder, ZonePicker.
4. **Use exact-pinned packages.**
5. **If a tool is needed, install/configure it instead of simulating the check manually.**
## 3. Tooling baseline (resolved pins)
Installed in Phase 1 of this overhaul. Pinned exactly via `--save-exact`.
| Package | Version | Role |
|---|---|---|
| `@playwright/test` | 1.60.0 | E2E test runner |
| `playwright` | 1.60.0 | Vitest browser-mode peer dep |
| `@axe-core/playwright` | 4.11.3 | Accessibility scan inside Playwright |
| `rollup-plugin-visualizer` | 7.0.1 | Bundle-size analyser (ANALYZE=1 vite build) |
| `@vitest/browser` | 4.1.6 | Vitest browser-mode core |
| `@vitest/browser-playwright` | 4.1.6 | Vitest browser-mode provider |
| `vitest-browser-svelte` | 2.1.1 | Svelte 5 runes-aware bridge |
| `cargo-nextest` | latest (cargo install) | Fast Rust test runner |
| `bits-ui` | 2.18.1 | Headless Svelte 5 primitives |
| `formsnap` | 2.0.1 | Form field + label + error wrapper |
| `sveltekit-superforms` | 2.30.1 | Form state + validation |
| `zod` | 4.4.3 | Schema validation |
| `@internationalized/date` | 3.12.1 | Bits UI peer dep |
`npm run` scripts added: `test:e2e`, `test:e2e:ui`, `test:browser`, `analyze`, `test:rust:fast`, `guard:no-skeleton`.
Vite plugin: `rollup-plugin-visualizer` registered behind `ANALYZE=1` env flag in `vite.config.js`; emits `reports/bundle-stats.html`.
Tauri-IPC acceptance rule: frontend-only Playwright tests must not require Tauri IPC. Any Tauri-only feature gets either a graceful browser-preview fallback (mock the invoke boundary in dev) or is skipped in Playwright with a documented reason and verified manually + by `cargo test` instead.
## 4. Stack additions vs. existing
Additive only. No replacements.
- Existing: Svelte 5.53.12, Vite 6.4.2, SvelteKit 2.58.0, Tauri 2.10.1, Tailwind 4.2.1, vitest 4.1.6 (jsdom).
- Added: Playwright + axe-core (E2E), `@vitest/browser` + `vitest-browser-svelte` (component-mode browser tests), bits-ui + formsnap + superforms + zod (headless primitives + form layer), rollup-plugin-visualizer (build-time only), cargo-nextest (Rust test runner).
Superforms runs client-side only (Tauri uses static adapter; no SvelteKit server actions). Zod runs in-process. Bits UI's Floating-UI portals target `document.body`; the `/preview` window uses **zero** portaled primitives to keep its `WindowTypeHint::Utility` DOM flat.
## 5. Sacred behaviours (contract tests)
Each becomes a Playwright or `@vitest/browser` test. Code may move during the overhaul (notably during Phase 6's shell split), but the **behaviour must remain verbatim**.
| # | Behaviour | Source today | Moves to | Test approach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Recording-state nav fade | `src/lib/Sidebar.svelte:108-157` | `AppChrome.svelte` | Playwright: simulate recording, screenshot + ARIA assert + axe scan |
| 2 | Global hotkey + 120ms debounce | `+layout.svelte:70-198` | `AppRuntime.svelte` | Browser-mode covers frontend debounce (via extracted `hotkeyDebounce.ts`); OS registration covered by `cargo test` |
| 3 | `+layout@.svelte` secondary windows skip shell | `routes/{float,viewer,preview}/+layout@.svelte` | unchanged | Playwright: navigate to `/float`, assert no sidebar/titlebar |
| 4 | Cross-window preference sync (`PREFERENCES_CHANGED_EVENT`) | `+layout.svelte:296-305` | `AppRuntime.svelte` | Browser-mode: emit event, assert listener fires |
| 5 | 5-font system (woff2 bundled, font-family wiring) | `src/app.css:9-47` | unchanged | Playwright: cycle all 5 fonts, screenshot transcript surface each |
| 6 | Bionic reading mode | `src/lib/actions/bionicReading.ts` | unchanged | Component test: action mounts, transforms text |
| 7 | Per-region accessibility controls (`--font-size-body`, `--letter-spacing-body`, `--line-height-body`) | `src/lib/utils/accessibilityTypography.ts` | unchanged | Component test: change pref, assert CSS vars on root |
| 8 | `prefers-reduced-motion` | `src/app.css:510-530` + `data-reduce-motion="true"` | unchanged | Playwright: set `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce`, assert no fade transitions |
| 9 | Sensory-zone tinting (cave/energy/reset) | `:root[data-zone="…"]` overrides | unchanged | Playwright: cycle 3 zones × 2 themes = 6 surface sets |
| 10 | Sidebar hotkeys (`[`, `Ctrl+K`, `Ctrl+,`) | `+layout.svelte` handleKeydown | `AppRuntime.svelte` | Browser-mode: press each, assert state change |
## 6. Wrapper catalogue
Filled progressively during Phases 4–5. Wrappers live in `src/lib/ui/`; bespoke identity surfaces stay in `src/lib/components/`.
### 6.1 Phase 4 alias wrappers (thin, same props)
| Wrapper | Wraps | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `LumotiaCard` | `Card.svelte` | ✅ Phase 4 |
| `LumotiaStatusPill` | `StatusPill.svelte` | ✅ Phase 4 |
| `LumotiaToggle` | `Toggle.svelte` | ✅ Phase 4 |
| `LumotiaSettingsGroup` | `SettingsGroup.svelte` | ✅ Phase 4 |
| `LumotiaEmptyState` | `EmptyState.svelte` | ✅ Phase 4 |
| `LumotiaPostCaptureCard` | `PostCaptureCard.svelte` | ✅ Phase 4 |
### 6.2 Phase 5 new primitives
| Wrapper | Implementation | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `LumotiaButton` | native + `.btn-*` class system; primary / secondary / tertiary / destructive | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaIconButton` | native + lucide-svelte; standard sizing + tooltip slot | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaNotice` | custom; info / caution / danger / success inline notices | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaProgress` | native `<progress>` + tokens; fall back to `role="progressbar"` only if native styling proves inconsistent | ✅ Phase 5 (native `<progress>` held up; no fallback needed) |
| `LumotiaField` | native + Formsnap Field integration; text + textarea + label + error wrapper | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaSelect` | Bits UI Select | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaCombobox` | Bits UI Combobox | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaDialog` | Bits UI Dialog | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaTabs` | Bits UI Tabs | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaTooltip` | Bits UI Tooltip | ✅ Phase 5 |
| `LumotiaMenu` (DropdownMenu) | Bits UI DropdownMenu | ✅ Phase 5 (Popover deferred — DropdownMenu covers the v0.2 use cases) |
### 6.3 Bespoke surfaces — DO NOT wrap, DO NOT rewrite
These are Lumotia's identity. Pages import them; they stay outside `src/lib/ui/`:
- Record controls + recording-state UI on `DictationPage`
- Waveform / `VisualTimer` SVG ring
- Bionic transcript surfaces (`use:bionic` action consumers)
- `FocusTimer`
- `MicroSteps`
- `TaskSidebar`
- `ModelDownloader`
- `HotkeyRecorder`
- `ZonePicker`
- `CompletionSparkline`
- `EnergyChip`, `LlmStatusChip`, `SpeakerButton`, `UnicodeSpinner`, `ResizeHandles`
If a page using one of these needs grammar normalisation, normalise the surrounding chrome (buttons, notices, cards), not the identity component.
## 7. Per-page migration checklist
Order: smallest → riskiest. Dictation **before** Settings so DictationPage sets the grammar Settings inherits.
| # | Page | LOC | Notes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | `ShutdownRitualPage` | 169 | First smoke test | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 2 | `FilesPage` | 286 | Bank LumotiaField + LumotiaNotice patterns | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 3 | `FirstRunPage` | 461 | Formsnap proof point; LumotiaTabs stepper | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 4 | `TasksPage` | 726 | Wrap `WipTaskList` / `TaskSidebar` / `MicroSteps`, don't rewrite | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 5 | `HistoryPage` | 1 225 | FTS5 search → LumotiaCombobox; row patterns standardised; row actions via LumotiaMenu | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 6 | `DictationPage` | 1 263 | **Centrepiece**. Recording state machine + post-capture card + hotkey wiring stay verbatim; only surrounding chrome migrates | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 7 | `SettingsPage` | 2 791 | **Last**. Section by section. Existing IA stays. Formsnap only where validation/error semantics matter | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 8 | `/float` window | — | TaskList in frameless window | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 9 | `/viewer` window | — | Bionic-reading action + font tokens load-bearing | ✅ Phase 7 |
| 10 | `/preview` window | — | Wayland-hardened; zero portaled primitives | ✅ Phase 7 |
After **each** page migration, run the full per-page gate:
```
npm run check
npm run test
npm run test:browser
npm run test:e2e
npm run test:rust:fast
```
Per-page commit shape: page end-to-end + dead components deleted (if no remaining consumers) + the gate above green + `design-system-v2` preview updated if the page exposed a new wrapper pattern.
## 8. Phase 8 verification matrix (before squash-merge)
```
cargo fmt --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo nextest run --workspace
npm run check
npm run test
npm run test:browser
npm run test:e2e
npm run analyze # emits reports/bundle-stats.html
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh
npm run guard:no-skeleton
rg "from ['\"]\$lib/components" src/lib/pages src/routes # informational only
```
`guard:no-skeleton` fails loudly if `@skeletonlabs` appears in `package.json`, `package-lock.json`, or anywhere under `src/`. Component-import `rg` is informational only at this stage: a future small script can allowlist exact paths and make this guard failing once the bespoke list is fully settled.
Cross-platform CI green — `.github/workflows/check.yml` + `build.yml` pass on Linux/macOS/Windows.
Visual baseline approval is **deferred**: after the UI stabilises and Jake approves screenshots, a separate follow-up commit promotes the baselines and only then do Playwright visual regressions fail the build.
## 9. KI-05 resolution
Drop `settings.theme` writes; `preferences.theme` is canonical. Resolved in the same commit as Phase 3 semantic-alias token additions. Touches:
- `src/lib/stores/page.svelte.ts` — drop `theme` from `SettingsState`
- `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte:1118`, `:2360` — repoint bindings to `preferences.theme` with mapped options
- `src/routes/+layout.svelte:61-68` and the three `+layout@.svelte` — retire the migration `$effect`
- One-shot localStorage migration that copies any historical `settings.theme` into `preferences` on first run after the cleanup
## 10. Aesthetic direction — warm brutalist notebook cockpit
Calm, local, tactile, low-noise. Warm amber/copper accents; charcoal/cream surfaces; named shadow scale; bundled woff2 typography. Generous whitespace, deliberate corners, no SaaS gloss. Every page migration is reviewed against this vibe; if a page starts feeling SaaS-bland during a wrapper sweep, stop and re-grain.
## 11. Phase log
Filled during execution. Each entry: phase #, date, what landed, what's next.
| Phase | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | ✅ complete | Doc written; tooling pins recorded |
| 1 | ✅ complete | Tooling baseline green: `npm run check` clean, `npm test` clean, `npm run test:e2e` 16/16, `npm run guard:no-skeleton` clean, 10 screenshot artefacts. Browser-preview OS detection fixed (see Regression diary). |
| 2 | ✅ complete | bits-ui 2.18.1, formsnap 2.0.1, sveltekit-superforms 2.30.1, zod 4.4.3, @internationalized/date 3.12.1. `npm audit signatures` 273 verified + 93 attestations. |
| 3 | ✅ complete | New tokens `--color-caution`, `--color-info`, `--color-accent-environment` (dark + light), `--color-warning` aliased to `var(--color-caution)`. KI-05 resolved: `theme` dropped from SettingsState type + defaults, all four route-layout migration `$effect`s deleted, two SettingsPage SegmentedButton bindings repointed to `preferences.theme` via Svelte 5 function bindings, one-shot legacy-theme migration on first mount strips the field after copying. Gate green (check 0/0, vitest 13/13, e2e 16/16). |
| 4 | ✅ complete | Six wrapper aliases under `src/lib/ui/`: Lumotia{Card,StatusPill,Toggle,SettingsGroup,EmptyState,PostCaptureCard}. Same prop APIs, $bindable forwarded for Toggle. Underlying `src/lib/components/*.svelte` untouched. |
| 5 | ✅ complete | 11 primitives shipped under `src/lib/ui/`. `design-system-v2` preview route gated behind `VITE_LUMOTIA_DESIGN_SYSTEM_V2=1` (route-level 404 via `+page.ts` load, not nav-hidden). Browser-mode component test (LumotiaButton): 3/3 passing in Chromium. Gate green (check 0/0/5700 files, vitest 0/0, test:browser 3/3, e2e 16/16). |
| 6 | ✅ complete | `src/routes/+layout.svelte` (537 LOC) split into `$lib/shell/AppRuntime.svelte` (runtime listeners + hotkey + debounce + KI-05 migration + meeting poller + error capture), `$lib/shell/AppChrome.svelte` (titlebar + sidebar + task rail), `$lib/shell/AppOverlays.svelte` (toasts + focus timer + triage modal + resize handles). Shared `useCustomChrome` flag moved into `src/lib/utils/customChrome.svelte.ts` so both AppChrome and AppOverlays subscribe to the same reactive value. +layout.svelte is now ~28 LOC of pure composition. Gate green. |
| 7.1 ShutdownRitualPage | ✅ complete | Back-arrow → LumotiaIconButton; close → LumotiaButton. |
| 7.2 FilesPage | ✅ complete | Card → LumotiaCard, EmptyState → LumotiaEmptyState, Browse → LumotiaButton, error → LumotiaNotice, progress → LumotiaProgress, export dropdown → LumotiaMenu. |
| 7.3 FirstRunPage | ✅ complete | All step CTAs → LumotiaButton, autostart loading state forwarded, error panel → LumotiaNotice + nested LumotiaButton, download bar → LumotiaProgress. |
| 7.4 TasksPage | ✅ complete | Dead Card import dropped, EmptyState → LumotiaEmptyState, "Pop out" → LumotiaButton variant=tertiary. Bespoke task list, search, quick-capture untouched. |
| 7.5 HistoryPage | ✅ complete | 4× Card and 4× EmptyState use sites bulk-swapped to Lumotia wrappers. Search + clear-all type-DELETE modal stay bespoke. |
| 7.6 DictationPage | ✅ complete | StatusPill, PostCaptureCard, Card, EmptyState all migrated; liveWarning panel → LumotiaNotice tone=caution. Recording state machine, VisualTimer, waveform, transcript, ModelDownloader, SpeakerButton untouched. |
| 7.7 SettingsPage | ✅ complete | 2 791 LOC migrated with a four-line import-only swap. Every existing `<Card>`, `<Toggle>`, `<SettingsGroup>`, `<StatusPill>` site picks up the Lumotia wrapper because the locally-bound import names still resolve to compatible components. IA preserved verbatim. |
| 7.8 /float | ✅ complete | +layout@.svelte already migrated in Phase 3 (KI-05 sync $effect retired). +page.svelte is a bespoke task panel (list pills, drag-and-drop, context menus); no high-value wrapper opportunities. |
| 7.9 /viewer | ✅ complete | +layout@.svelte already migrated in Phase 3. +page.svelte is a bespoke transcript viewer with audio player — explicitly bespoke per §6.3. |
| 7.10 /preview | ✅ complete | +layout@.svelte already migrated in Phase 3. +page.svelte is the Wayland-hardened transcription preview overlay — uses zero portaled primitives per the plan's hard rule. |
| 8 | ✅ complete | Full release gate green: `cargo fmt --check`, `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings`, `cargo test --workspace`, `cargo nextest run --workspace` (435/435), `npm run check` (0/0/5704), `npm test` (13/13 across 2 files), `npm run test:browser` (3/3 in Chromium), `npm run test:e2e` (16/16 across two viewports), `npm run analyze` → `reports/bundle-stats.html` (1.7 MB), `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` 8/8, `npm run guard:no-skeleton` clean. Browser-mode tests excluded from the jsdom suite via `vite.config.js` so the two runners don't double-run. Playwright `expect: { timeout }` lifted to 15 s for cold first-compile resilience. |
## 12. Bundle-size delta
To be filled after Phase 8 from `reports/bundle-stats.html`. Compare against pre-overhaul baseline captured in Phase 1.
## 13. Regression diary
Anything that broke during a migration and how it was fixed. Appended chronologically.
### Phase 1 — browser-preview OS misdetection (Titlebar crash)
**Symptom.** Playwright smoke test `app loads without Tauri runtime` failed with `Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'metadata') in $effect in Titlebar.svelte`.
**Root cause (two compounding bugs):**
1. `src/lib/utils/osInfo.ts` defined `FALLBACK_BROWSER_INFO` at module-load time. Under SvelteKit SSR, `navigator` is undefined, so `detectBrowserOs()` froze at `'unknown'` and `isLinux()` returned false even on Linux browsers.
2. Inside `detectBrowserOs()`, the UA was consulted before `navigator.platform`. Playwright's Chromium ships with a **Windows** UA on Linux runners (`Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)`), so the UA check returned `'windows'` first, overriding the real `Linux x86_64` platform string.
**Fix.**
- `osInfo.ts` — replace the module-level constant with a lazy `buildBrowserFallback()` that runs at call-time. Re-order `detectBrowserOs()` to read `navigator.platform` first (the truthful OS surface, immune to UA spoofing) and only fall back to UA when platform is unknown.
- `Titlebar.svelte` — defensive `hasTauriRuntime()` guard on all four handlers and the `$effect`. `Titlebar` should never crash if a future code path mounts it without a Tauri runtime; the underlying `getCurrentWindow().metadata` is undefined in plain browsers.
**Why this lived in v0.1.** The browser-preview path (`npm run dev:frontend`, no Tauri) had never been exercised under headless Chromium with a spoofed UA — Lumotia's dogfood loop runs via `run.sh` which always has the Tauri runtime, so neither bug surfaced.
## 14. v0.2 release-notes excerpt
To be filled at Phase 8.
## 15. Known risks (live)
- **DictationPage migration before Settings.** Mitigation: only chrome around the record state machine moves to wrappers; state machine + hotkey integration stay verbatim. Per-page gate runs immediately after.
- **SettingsPage scale (2 791 LOC, ~95 controls).** Mitigation: section-by-section commits, existing IA preserved, Formsnap selectively.
- **Bits UI portals vs Tauri `/preview`.** Mitigation: `/preview` uses zero portaled primitives — only `LumotiaCard`, `LumotiaStatusPill`, `LumotiaButton`.
- **Token-name churn breaks mid-migration.** Mitigation: existing token names are stable API; Phase 3 is additive only.
- **Sensory-zone CSS combinatorics (3 zones × 2 themes = 6 surface sets).** Mitigation: Playwright tests cycle all 6 in Phase 1.
- **Skeleton temptation.** Mitigation: §16 below.
- **`@chenglou/pretext` dep in `package.json`** — verify still used; remove if not, during Phase 2.
- **KI-05 dual-theme fix.** Mitigation: small, contained edit; resolved in the same commit as Phase 3.
- **Identity drift.** Mitigation: every page migration reviewed against the "warm brutalist notebook cockpit" vibe.
- **Playwright on Wayland.** `npx playwright install --with-deps chromium` may need extra Linux libs on Fedora. Mitigation: `--with-deps` flag in Phase 1.
- **`@vitest/browser` Svelte 5 compat.** Mitigation: `vitest-browser-svelte@2.1.1` is the runes-aware bridge.
## 16. DO NOT add Skeleton
Future agents reading "frontend overhaul" may reach for Skeleton. **Do not.** The plan and this doc are explicit: Lumotia's token system and identity are non-negotiable. Bits UI + Formsnap + Superforms is the headless-primitive path. `npm run guard:no-skeleton` fails CI if `@skeletonlabs` appears anywhere in `package.json`, `package-lock.json`, or `src/`.

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name: v0.2-garden-roadmap
type: roadmap
tags: [release, v0.2, garden-inbox, review-cards, pkm-bridge, captured-not-implemented]
description: "v0.2 roadmap. The second act of Lumotia: review cards for turning messy dictations into notes, tasks, topics and links. Distinct from v0.1 which ships the stable local capture product. Sources: outputs/lumotia/2026-05-14-roadmap-update.md (Garden Inbox direction signal) + docs/roadmap/2026-04-23-magnotia-feature-complete-roadmap.md (engine architecture phases B–G)."
---
# Lumotia v0.2 — the Garden release
**Status:** roadmap, not specced. Each item below needs its own design pass before implementation begins. This doc fixes the **scope boundary** for v0.2 so v0.1 can ship without scope-creep negotiation, and so v0.2 doesn't expand into a full PKM build.
**v0.1 ships:** stable local capture product (transcription, cleanup, tasks, MicroSteps, timer, history, export).
**v0.2 ships:** the review-card layer that turns messy dictations into notes you can find, link, and act on.
**v1.0:** PKM-complete + commercial track (see roadmap notes).
## The headline
> **Lumotia v0.2 — review cards for turning messy dictations into notes, tasks, topics and links.**
Not "voice-first PKM". Not "AI second brain". A specific, tangible thing: a review-card flow.
## What v0.2 includes
### Garden Inbox / review cards (the marquee)
Each new capture surfaces as a review card. The card shows:
- Raw transcript (always preserved, can collapse)
- Cleaned note (LLM cleanup output, editable)
- Suggested title (LLM, editable)
- Suggested type (Note / Task / Idea / Journal / Meeting — closed set, configurable later)
- Suggested folder / project / area / person / topic (LLM-suggested from a user-defined ontology, editable)
- Extracted tasks (already shipped in v0.1, surfaced inline)
- Suggested LLM tags (already shipped in v0.1, promote-to-manual on click)
- Possible links to existing transcripts (similarity-based, deferred from "related notes" item below if needed)
- Confidence score per suggestion (so the user knows when to second-guess)
- Action: **Accept / Edit / Park / Archive**
The card is the bridge. Accept routes the capture into the ontology with all suggestions applied. Edit lets the user fix anything. Park sends it back to inbox for later. Archive removes it without routing.
### Suggested routing (extends v0.1 LLM content tags)
The shipped `extract_content_tags_cmd` returns `topic:*` and `intent:*`. v0.2 extends this to **folder / project / person / area** suggestions drawn from a user-defined ontology stored in SQLite. Users seed the ontology themselves; Lumotia learns from accept/edit signals (reusing the existing feedback loop from Phase 2).
### Related notes / backlinks
For an accepted capture, surface "transcripts that look similar" via local embedding similarity. No graph view. No canvas. Just: "you mentioned this topic in 3 other captures — here they are." Click navigates to the linked transcript in History.
This is **not** a full backlink graph in v0.2. It's a "you've talked about this before" surface.
### People / project / topic detection
Reuses the LLM suggestion pipeline from routing. Surfaces detected entities in the review card so the user can confirm or correct. Detected entities update the ontology (with explicit user consent on first surface).
### Obsidian-ready Markdown export
v0.1 already ships Markdown export with frontmatter union (auto + manual + LLM tags). v0.2 hardens this for Obsidian compatibility specifically:
- `[[wiki-link]]` syntax in the body for detected entity references
- Frontmatter fields Obsidian's Dataview plugin can query
- Vault-folder-aware export (pick a vault root, mirror the user's folder structure)
- Optional: an Obsidian plugin (later sub-item, may slip to v0.3)
### Engine architecture work landing alongside v0.2
These were ROADMAPPED items in the engine architecture spec that pair naturally with the Garden release:
- **Phase B — Filter chain refactor** (`Filter` trait, stage 1/2/3 cleanup pipeline) — needed for vocabulary work below
- **Phase C — Vocabulary crate** (`crates/vocabulary`, FTS5 + regex cache, `vocabulary_proposals` table, edit-diff `extract_corrections`) — user dictionary
- **Phase D — Model warmup coordinator** (warmup state machine, synthetic audio, `EngineStatusPill.svelte`) — perceived speed improvement
- **Phase E — Dictionary quick-add** (`Ctrl+Alt+D` panel, settings vocabulary section)
These four engine phases are not strictly required for the review-card UX but they unlock a noticeably better v0.2 experience.
## What v0.2 does NOT include
To stop v0.2 from sprawling, these are pinned **out**:
- **No graph view.** Backlinks surface as a list, not a force-directed graph.
- **No canvas.** No spatial / freeform layout.
- **No multi-user / sync.** Still single-device.
- **No mobile companion.** Still desktop-only.
- **No full PKM "second brain" marketing pitch.** Lumotia is a voice-first gardener with a review-card flow. We are not Obsidian.
- **No cloud transcription provider.** Engine Phase G stays out by default; if it lands in v0.2 it's BYOK + off-by-default + clearly labelled + never required.
- **No premium voices / paid expansion.** Still single £39 Founding tier on the licensing side (see `project_lumotia_licensing_strategy` memory).
- **No commercial / OEM track.** Engine Phase I stays v1.0.
## Sources
- `outputs/lumotia/2026-05-14-roadmap-update.md` — Garden Inbox direction signal distilled from three 2026/05/14 captures (Wispr Flow / Superwhisper / AudioPen / Granola landscape + "voice-first gardener" positioning)
- `docs/roadmap/2026-04-23-magnotia-feature-complete-roadmap.md` — Phase 1–10 plan + post-v0.1 ideas section
- `outputs/lumotia/2026-05-10-engine-architecture-spec.md` — engine architecture Phases A–J
- `project_lumotia_licensing_strategy` memory — locked pricing / dual-licence / OEM exception
## Open decisions for v0.2 scope freeze
These will be decided when v0.1 ships, not before:
1. **Ontology bootstrapping** — do users define their ontology by hand, or does Lumotia seed it from the first 10 captures?
2. **Confidence-score surfacing** — numeric (0.0–1.0), banded (high/medium/low), or implicit (only show suggestions above threshold)?
3. **Park vs Archive semantics** — Park goes back to inbox for later, Archive removes from inbox but keeps in History? Or another shape?
4. **Obsidian plugin scope** — full plugin with two-way sync, or one-way export only?
None of these block v0.1.
## How v0.2 lifts out of v0.1
The path:
1. v0.1 ships and gets 20+ testers
2. Watch what testers actually do with their captures (what they accept, edit, retry, abandon)
3. Lock the review-card scope based on tester behaviour, not on this doc's speculation
4. Ship v0.2 incrementally: Garden Inbox first, suggested routing second, related notes third
5. Each sub-feature gets its own design pass before code is written
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# Lumotia v0.3 — Tactile Quietware
> Calm enough for overloaded brains, structured enough to recover thoughts, tactile enough to feel like a local desktop tool rather than SaaS.
The v0.3 release reframes Lumotia around one thesis: a low-cognitive-load capture instrument. Built on the WCAG 2.2 + W3C COGA + NN/G evidence base, validated against the four HMRC accessibility personas that map most directly onto a dictation-first desktop tool.
This document is the single source of truth for v0.3. Phase log, regression diary, palette spec and font stack all live here.
---
## Source brief
Locked 2026-05-15 from Jake's design brief and three rounds of capture-pipeline iteration.
- Palette: `inputs/inbox/2026-05-15-lumotia-colour-layout-changes.md` plus the colour-palette refinements at `inputs/inbox/2026-05-15-re-lumotia-v03-renders-revised-palette-typography-.md`.
- Personas: HMRC Virtual Empathy Hub, eight personas at `https://personas-prototype.herokuapp.com/`.
- Accessibility tools: DfE manual at `https://accessibility.education.gov.uk/tools-testing/tools`.
## Rule set
The five rules every v0.3 PR has to clear.
| Rule | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Texture = atmosphere | Static global grain. No per-panel noise. No motion. Default 6%, slider 5 to 8% in advanced. |
| Colour = status | Brand palette IS the semantic palette. Brand chroma earns its keep by signalling state. Decorative colour is forbidden. |
| Layout = calm | Every page uses the same skeleton. Files, Tasks, History and Dictation must not invent their own structure. |
| Motion = feedback only | Animation only for recording, loading, success and failure. Honour `prefers-reduced-motion` at root. |
| Settings = progressive disclosure | One sectional tab visible at a time. Eight tabs. No long scroll. |
---
## Palette
Locked 2026-05-15 from Jake's color.adobe.com primaries. Each primary is used literally where it clears WCAG AA on the relevant background. Where it does not, a text-safe sibling at the same hue and saturation is derived.
### Source primaries
| Role | Primary | Hue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| `--danger` | `#FF0700` | 2deg | Pure red |
| `--info` | `#000AFF` | 238deg | Pure blue |
| `--success` | `#00FF56` | 140deg | Pure green |
| `--caution` | `#FFCD00` | 48deg | Pure yellow |
### Light mode
Cream paper base. Jake's blue passes AAA on cream and is used literally. The other three are darkened siblings for AA text contrast, with caution kept fill-only because any darkened yellow reads as olive or mustard ("looks like poop").
| Token | Hex | Contrast on `#FBF8F2` | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| `--color-bg` | `#FBF8F2` | Base | Cream paper |
| `--color-text` | `#1D1B18` | 14.43 AAA | Near-black |
| `--color-info` | `#000AFF` | 7.96 AAA | Jake literal |
| `--color-danger` | `#E60600` | 4.51 AA | Sibling derived from `#FF0700` |
| `--color-success` | `#00852D` | 4.51 AA | Sibling derived from `#00FF56` |
| `--color-caution` | `#FFCD00` | 1.42 (fill-only) | Jake literal, fill-only convention |
**Caution is fill-only on cream.** Pill backgrounds, dots, left-border accents and icons take `--color-caution`. Foreground text inside a caution-coloured pill stays `--color-text`. Matches Material, GOV.UK and IBM Carbon practice.
### Dark mode
Lifted Coffee Bean base. Jake's green and yellow primaries already clear AAA on the dark surface and are used literally. Red and blue need lifting because pure-saturated dark hues fail against a dark background.
| Token | Hex | Contrast on `#2A1620` | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| `--color-bg` | `#2A1620` | Base | Lifted Coffee Bean |
| `--color-text` | `#F3EFE7` | 13.85 AAA | |
| `--color-info` | `#7076FF` | 4.64 AA | Lifted from `#000AFF` |
| `--color-danger` | `#FF2A24` | 4.54 AA | Lifted from `#FF0700` |
| `--color-success` | `#00FF56` | 12.51 AAA | Jake literal |
| `--color-caution` | `#FFCD00` | 11.33 AAA | Jake literal |
### High contrast mode
Same four hues retained so role recognition does not flip between modes. Saturation 80%, lightness 70%. Zero texture, no translucent overlays.
| Token | Hex | Contrast on black |
|---|---|---|
| `--color-bg` | `#000000` | Base |
| `--color-text` | `#FFFFFF` | 21.00 AAA |
| `--color-info` | `#757AF0` | 5.80 AA |
| `--color-danger` | `#F07975` | 7.70 AAA |
| `--color-success` | `#75F09F` | 14.72 AAA |
| `--color-caution` | `#F0D875` | 14.78 AAA |
---
## Typography stack (V4 pairing, locked 2026-05-15)
Three production fonts. Self-hosted as WOFF2. No CDN dependency.
| Role | Font | Licence | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body and UI | Work Sans (variable) | OFL | Headers, labels, controls, sidebar, body, transcript surface |
| Brand moments | Young Serif | OFL | Wordmark, splash, empty-state hook copy, About modal |
| Mono | JetBrains Mono | Apache 2.0 | Logs, model IDs, file paths, hotkey strings |
Atkinson Hyperlegible Next and OpenDyslexic stay as opt-in accessibility fonts via Settings. Archivo, Lexend and Instrument Serif from v0.2 stay shipped during v0.3 transition; future release may remove them after persona testing.
---
## Persona test gates
Each phase must pass these four manual gates before merge. Tools and tasks from the DfE manual.
| Persona | Condition simulated | Primary risk for Lumotia | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pawel | Autistic | Sensory load, predictability, motion sensitivity | Empty states speak. No surprise motion. Same skeleton on every page. |
| Simone | Dyslexic | Transcript readability, dense paragraphs | Transcript body uses Work Sans at 16px minimum, line-height ≥ 1.6, comfortable measure. |
| Chris | Rheumatoid arthritis | Click target size, keyboard fallback for every action | All interactive targets ≥ 44 x 44 px. Every action reachable by keyboard with visible focus ring. |
| Ron | Older user, multiple conditions | Combined: vision + cognitive + motor | All three of the above hold simultaneously. |
Medium-priority personas (Claudia magnifier, Saleem deaf) get explicit checks at Phase 5. Lower-priority personas (Ashleigh screen reader, Helena dyscalculia) get checks at v0.4.
---
## Phase 0 — Accessibility tools checklist
Manual gov.uk DfE tools applied to every v0.3 phase before merge. Tools that map onto a Tauri webview tested via the same browser-preview surface already shipped in v0.2.
- [ ] Contrast Checker. All palette pairs verified against WCAG AA. Annotated in the relevant phase commit message.
- [ ] axe DevTools. Run on every page after the phase migrates it.
- [ ] Resize Text. 200% zoom does not break any layout.
- [ ] Text Spacing. Increased letter, word, line spacing per WCAG 1.4.12 does not clip content.
- [ ] Target Size. All interactive targets ≥ 44 x 44 px (WCAG 2.5.8).
- [ ] HeadingsMap. Settings sectional refactor preserves a sensible h1 → h6 hierarchy.
- [ ] Blur. Smoke check that primary actions remain legible under simulated low vision.
- [ ] Screen reader smoke test. NVDA or Orca on the Settings page after Phase 3.
A future-Phase CI step will automate axe-core + contrast checks. Out of scope for v0.3 per Jake's 2026-05-15 decision.
---
## Phase plan
Each phase ships as its own PR. Each is flag-gated by `html[data-design="quietware"]`. The current v0.2 user-facing surface is unaffected until Phase 6 promotes quietware to the default.
### Phase 1 — Tokens. (this PR)
- New file `src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css` with three palette scopes (dark, light, high-contrast).
- Self-hosted Work Sans (variable), Work Sans Italic (variable), Young Serif (static) at `src/fonts/`.
- Import wired in `src/app.css` directly after the tailwind import. Inert until `data-design="quietware"` is present on `<html>`.
- No component changes. No behavioural changes.
### Phase 2 — Build flag wiring.
- `VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1` build-time env var sets `data-design="quietware"` on `<html>` via `src/routes/+layout.svelte`.
- Manual override path stays: dev tools, or a Settings toggle gated behind the same flag.
### Phase 3 — Status grammar primitives.
- `LumotiaStatusPill`, `LumotiaNotice` with icon + label + body + actions.
- Caution is fill-only across both. Foreground text uses `--color-text`.
- Component preview added to `src/routes/design-system-v2/`.
### Phase 4 — Settings sectional refactor.
- Split the 2 791 LOC `SettingsPage.svelte` across eight tabs: Start Here, Models, Output, Vocabulary, Tasks, Accessibility, Privacy, Advanced.
- Texture-opacity slider lives in Accessibility. Range 0.05 to 0.08. Default 0.06.
- High-contrast toggle in Accessibility. Toggle overrides system `prefers-contrast` query when set.
- One section visible at a time. No long-scroll.
### Phase 5 — Critical-path simplification.
- Dictation page: header + transcript surface + action rail + empty state. No cockpit furniture.
- Files, Tasks, History migrated to the shared page skeleton (left nav, header, optional toolbar, primary work surface, optional right drawer, status row).
- Empty states speak on all four pages.
- Persona-test gates for Pawel, Simone, Chris, Ron at this phase.
### Phase 6 — Icon and wordmark integration.
- Real Lumotia wordmark + mark lifted from brand-proposal v1 colophon. Replaces the placeholder swirl.
- Surfaces: window icon (.ico, .icns, multi-size .png), splash, About modal, empty-state anchor, status-pill leading glyph for "Ready".
- Removes any remaining Magnotia / Wyrdnote / Kon-era assets.
### Phase 7 — Motion audit. (final v0.3 polish)
- Inventory every animation, transition and decorative motion currently in the app.
- Keep: recording-active heartbeat, loading spinner, success / failure feedback.
- Strip: decorative pulse, animated background, sliding panels, attention shimmer.
- `prefers-reduced-motion` reducer set at the root selector for quietware (already in tokens CSS).
### Phase 8 — Promote to default. (post-release decision)
- Flip `<html data-design="quietware">` to be the default; remove the flag.
- Either lands as a major release (v1.0) or stays opt-in indefinitely.
- This decision is deferred to after Phase 6 user testing.
---
## Phase log
### Phase 1 — Tokens. Landed 2026-05-15.
- `src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css` written. 5.7 KB.
- Three WOFF2 fonts added at `src/fonts/`: `work-sans-variable.woff2`, `work-sans-italic-variable.woff2`, `young-serif.woff2`. 287 KB total.
- `src/app.css` imports the new tokens file directly after `@import "tailwindcss"`.
- Inert without `data-design="quietware"` on `<html>`. v0.2 surface unaffected.
- Verified by visual inspection. Manual activation via dev tools toggling the attribute.
- Palette iterated three times this session (brand-as-semantic → cobalt-pegged square → color.adobe.com primaries). Final values locked in commit on amendment.
### Phase 2 — Build flag wiring. Landed 2026-05-15.
- `src/routes/+layout.svelte` extended with a `$effect` block that reads `import.meta.env.VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE` at runtime and sets `<html data-design="quietware">` when the flag is `"1"`.
- Hot-reload safety: if the env var is unset between dev rebuilds, the attribute is cleared.
- Activation: `VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1 npm run dev` (or `npm run build`) lights up the quietware tokens. Without the env var, app renders v0.2 unchanged.
- Combine with `data-theme="light"` and `data-contrast="high"` (already wired by v0.2) to reach the light and high-contrast quietware modes.
- No new dependencies. No bundle-size impact in the off path.
### Phase 3 — Status grammar primitives. Landed 2026-05-15.
Architectural finding: both `LumotiaStatusPill` and `LumotiaNotice` already shipped in v0.2 Phase 5. Phase 3 became an audit-and-adapt task rather than a new-component build.
- `LumotiaStatusPill` ([src/lib/components/StatusPill.svelte](../../src/lib/components/StatusPill.svelte)) audited. Pattern is already accessibility-correct: neutral pill background + neutral label text + role colour confined to a 6×6 px dot. Colour is supplementary, label is always perceivable. Works unchanged across all three quietware modes. No changes shipped.
- `LumotiaNotice` ([src/lib/ui/LumotiaNotice.svelte](../../src/lib/ui/LumotiaNotice.svelte)) refactored to the left-bar accent pattern. Old version put the role colour on the icon + outline; in quietware light mode that rendered a bright `#FFCD00` caution icon faded against cream paper. New version places the role signal on a 4-px solid left border (visible at any contrast level), with the rest of the surround as a soft tone-tinted background plus subtle neutral outer border. Icon, title and body text all use `--color-text`. Matches Material "banner with leading accent" and IBM Carbon "inline notification" guidance. ARIA semantics (`role="alert"` for danger, `role="status"` for the rest) preserved.
- Design-system-v2 preview route already imports `LumotiaNotice` and `LumotiaStatusPill`. The updated Notice renders correctly there with the existing preview content; no additional preview wiring needed.
- All four tones (info / caution / danger / success) verified by the pattern itself: the visible signal is the left bar, which is `border-l-{tone}` at 100% opacity, working at any colour intensity. Caution remains a fill-only convention on cream by design.
### Phase 4a — Settings tab shell. Landed 2026-05-15.
Architectural finding: the v0.2 `SettingsPage.svelte` (2 891 LOC after Phase 4a) was already structured as eight numbered sections that align almost 1:1 with the v0.3 plan. The cheapest path to "one section visible at a time" is therefore a tab-shell overlay rather than a file split. Behaviour stays identical to v0.2 when quietware is off; with quietware on, only the active tab's section renders.
- New `LumotiaSettingsTabs.svelte` ([src/lib/ui/LumotiaSettingsTabs.svelte](../../src/lib/ui/LumotiaSettingsTabs.svelte)) implements the WAI-ARIA tabs (automatic activation) pattern. Arrow / Home / End keyboard navigation. Active tab uses the brand left-bar accent (`border-l-caution`) so it carries the same grammar as the LumotiaNotice refactor.
- `SettingsPage.svelte` gained a small reactive `isQuietware` flag, a `MutationObserver` watching `<html data-design>`, and 8 `{#if !isQuietware || activeTab === 'X'}` wrappers around the existing eight top-level `<SettingsGroup>` sections. The settings tree is unchanged; only its top-level rendering gate changed.
- v0.2 fallback behaviour: when `data-design="quietware"` is absent the tablist does not render and all eight sections stack as before. The search filter still spans every section in v0.2 mode. This is the smallest-possible behavioural change for "one section at a time".
- Tab IDs in this commit map 1:1 to existing v0.2 section names (start-here / transcription / models / tasks / accessibility / privacy / advanced / help). Phase 4b will restructure to match the plan's canonical names (carving Output from Advanced and Vocabulary from Transcription).
### Phase 4b — Settings restructure to canonical tab names. Deferred to post-Phase-5.
Rationale: phase 4a already delivers "one section at a time" under quietware. Renaming the eight tabs to match the canonical plan (Output / Vocabulary carved out as top-level) is labelling polish, not user-value. Page-skeleton sweep (Phase 5) delivers more visible improvement per LOC. Phase 4b will return after Phase 5 lands.
### Phase 4d — Palette revision per 2026-05-15 round 4 feedback. Landed 2026-05-15.
The color.adobe.com primaries (#FF0700 / #000AFF / #00FF56 / #FFCD00) earned vividness at the cost of brand identity and accent-vs-caution discipline. Round-4 feedback pulled the system back toward muted-Material values with a clear architectural split:
```
Atmosphere = warm tactile surface
Status = red / yellow / green / blue
Brand = copper-clay amber accent (--color-accent, distinct from caution)
Accessibility = high-contrast override is a different rendering contract
```
Dark mode (revised, brown-charcoal instead of wine-aubergine):
| Token | Before (4c) | After (4d) |
|---|---|---|
| `--color-bg` | `#2A1620` | `#12100E` |
| `--color-bg-elevated` | `#34222B` | `#1A1713` |
| `--color-bg-card` | `#3E2A33` | `#211D18` |
| `--color-sidebar` | `#1F0F18` | `#0F0E0C` |
| `--color-accent` | (unset, fell through to v0.2) | `#C97845` |
| `--color-danger` | `#FF2A24` | `#FF8A8A` |
| `--color-caution` | `#FFCD00` | `#F2C94C` |
| `--color-success` | `#00FF56` | `#79D59B` |
| `--color-info` | `#7076FF` | `#8AB4F8` |
Light mode (revised, semantic values back to Material AA-friendly hues):
| Token | Before (4c) | After (4d) |
|---|---|---|
| `--color-bg-card` | `#FFFFFF` | `#FFFDF8` (warm white) |
| `--color-bg-elevated` | `#F3EEE6` | `#F6F1EA` |
| `--color-accent` | (unset) | `#9D5F32` |
| `--color-danger` | `#C54B1F` | `#B3261E` |
| `--color-caution` | `#FFCD00` (fill-only) | `#7A5D00` (passes as text) |
| `--color-success` | `#00852D` | `#1B6B3A` |
| `--color-info` | `#0047AB` | `#2457A6` |
The "caution fill-only on cream" rule retires under the muted palette. Ochre `#7A5D00` passes AA as foreground text against cream, so the same single-token-per-role convention applies across all four semantic colours in light mode.
LumotiaNotice opacity rebalance:
| Surface | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Background tint | role at 10% | role at 8% |
| Outer border | neutral subtle | role at 40% |
| Left bar | role full | role full (unchanged) |
| Icon | `--color-text` | role colour |
| Title / body | `--color-text` | `--color-text` (unchanged) |
### Phase 4f — Semantic source / derived token architecture. Landed 2026-05-15.
Round-4 feedback formalised the relationship between the brand-source palette and the theme-derived semantic tokens. Source tokens are stable across all themes (they encode the role's hue identity); derived tokens are theme-tuned to meet WCAG AA in context.
Added to `src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css`:
```css
:root[data-design="quietware"] {
--semantic-red-source: #FF0700; /* error / failed / destructive / blocked */
--semantic-yellow-source: #FFCD00; /* needs review / caution / pending */
--semantic-green-source: #00FF56; /* ready / saved / complete / safe */
--semantic-blue-source: #000AFF; /* info / processing / system guidance */
}
```
The existing `--color-{danger,caution,success,info}` tokens are documented as derivations of these sources, retuned per theme (muted-Material values in normal modes, clarity-first values in HC). New `--color-{role}-bg` subtle-fill tokens derived via `color-mix(in oklab, var(--color-{role}) 8%, transparent)` — used by Notice backgrounds, hover tints and focus halos. HC mode forces all `-bg` tokens to `transparent` so HC notices render as text + icon + 2-px border + left bar with no body tint.
### Phase 5a — Page skeleton primitive + slim notice variant. Landed 2026-05-15.
Foundation for the page-skeleton sweep without yet migrating any page. Two additions:
- **`LumotiaPageSkeleton.svelte`** ([src/lib/ui/](../../src/lib/ui/LumotiaPageSkeleton.svelte)) — six-zone layout used by every quietware page: header / optional slim notice / primary work surface / optional right rail / optional bottom action bar / optional mono metadata footer. Sidebar lives in AppChrome above the skeleton. Every snippet is optional except `primary`. `primaryBleed` prop drops the surface's inner card chrome for full-bleed transcript canvases.
- **`LumotiaNotice` `slim` prop** — collapses padding, drops the title block, smaller icon. For one-line ambient notices like browser-preview state.
### Phase 4g — Four-tier semantic tokens + notice usage layer. Landed 2026-05-15.
Round-5 feedback (2026-05-15) flagged the muddy result of forcing one `--color-caution` to be both bright yellow (signal) and accessible text (ochre). The single-token-per-role model collapsed the visible identity.
New architecture: four-tier per-role tokens with hand-tuned surfaces, plus usage-specific notice tokens on top.
**Tier model.** Each semantic role publishes four tier-specific tokens:
| Tier | Purpose | Example (light caution) |
|---|---|---|
| `signal` | Brand-true colour. Left bars, large icons, dots, focus rings | `#FFCD00` |
| `ink` | Accessible text. Used ONLY when text itself must carry the role colour (small chips, badges). AA 4.5:1 on surface | `#7A5D00` |
| `border` | Middle value. Visible chip/notice outline; does not need AA-text contrast | `#D9A900` |
| `bg` | Hand-tuned pale tint surface. NOT a generic `color-mix` derivation | `#FFF7D6` |
CSS:
```css
--color-{role}-signal
--color-{role}-ink
--color-{role}-border
--color-{role}-bg
```
`--color-{role}` retained as a backward-compat alias pointing at `-signal`. v0.2 callers keep working; new code reaches for the specific tier.
**Usage layer.** Components subscribe to usage-specific tokens, not role-tier tokens directly. This lets per-usage retuning happen in one place:
```css
--notice-{role}-bar /* left bar background, signal-tier */
--notice-{role}-icon /* signal in dark, ink in light, signal in HC */
--notice-{role}-border /* outer border colour */
--notice-{role}-bg /* hand-tuned pale surface tint */
```
LumotiaNotice now reads these via Tailwind arbitrary-value classes (`bg-[var(--notice-info-bg)]` etc). v0.2 fallbacks defined at `:root` (outside quietware blocks) so the v0.2 surface keeps a sensible Notice render without depending on quietware.
**HC contract.** Every `-bg` token forces to `transparent`. Notices in HC render as text + icon + 2-px border + left bar with no body tint. Brand atmosphere steps fully aside.
Per Jake's round-5 spec: yellow stays yellow (visible signal), ochre only appears as small-text ink, and brown/khaki never represents the caution role's primary identity again.
### Phase 5c — Dictation layout migration. Landed 2026-05-15.
The big layout migration. DictationPage's existing 1 282-LOC structure stays untouched for v0.2; under quietware a new layout renders via `LumotiaPageSkeleton` with five zones matching the mockup:
```
[Capture header] large Record + status text + secondary support + timer + status pill
[Slim notice] info-classed browser-preview or danger-classed real errors
[Primary surface] calm transcript canvas with empty-state typography
[Action bar] Copy / Save / Extract Tasks / Template / Open Viewer
[Mono metadata] Smart · model · Local-only or Browser-preview
```
Implementation pattern: gated `{#if isQuietware}` branch inside the existing `{#if needsDownload}{:else}` structure. The new layout subscribes to ALL existing state bindings (`page.recording`, `page.timerText`, `transcript`, `error`, `tauriRuntimeAvailable`, `modelLoading`, `settings.*`, etc.) and reuses every handler (`toggleRecording`, `copyAll`, `saveTypedText`, `manualExtractTasks`, `applyTemplate`, `invoke("open_viewer_window")`). v0.2 surface is unchanged.
Capture-header content:
- **Record button** (72 px circular) carries the role-correct fill via `--button-record-bg` (red). Recording state pulses; modelLoading state shows the spinner; non-Tauri state goes neutral-disabled. Hover swaps to `--button-record-border`. Focus-visible ring uses `--button-record-bg` at `--wire-opacity-focus`.
- **Status text** uses Young Serif italic via `font-display`. Four states: Ready to capture / Loading model / Desktop preview mode / Recording…
- **Secondary support text** in Work Sans body weight. Adapts per state.
- **Timer** in JetBrains Mono tabular-nums, right aligned.
- **Status pill** appears when there is something useful to report (recording / transcribing / ready).
Slim notice:
- Browser-preview message renders as `LumotiaNotice tone="info" slim dismissible` with the friendly Phase 5b copy.
- Real errors render as `LumotiaNotice tone="danger" slim dismissible`.
- Notice slot stays empty otherwise — no permanent banner clutter.
Transcript surface:
- Empty state: 56 px Mic icon, Young Serif italic "Talk now, think later.", Work Sans support "Press record, or Ctrl+Shift+R." Centred, low-emphasis tertiary text on the calm card.
- Populated: scrollable transcript at the user's accessibility transcript size.
Bottom action bar:
- Copy (tertiary), Save (primary blue), Extract Tasks (secondary), Template (secondary, applies templates[0] when present), Open Viewer (secondary, gated on Tauri).
- All disabled until transcript has content; disabled controls render neutral with no wireline.
Mono metadata footer:
- Left: `Smart · {model} · Local only` or `Browser preview`.
- Right: `{formatMode} · {activeProfile}`.
- JetBrains Mono, text-tertiary, single line.
What's preserved (no behaviour change):
- Recording events, hotkey listeners (`lumotia:toggle-recording`).
- Tauri runtime branching (`tauriRuntimeAvailable`, browser-preview state).
- Live preview hooks (`emit("preview-listening")` etc.).
- Task extraction (`manualExtractTasks` → `extractTasksForTranscript`).
- Template apply (`applyTemplate(template)`).
- Copy / Save paths (`copyAll`, `saveTypedText`).
- All existing state bindings on `page.*`, `settings.*`, `prefs.*`.
What is NOT done in this commit (out of scope for Phase 5c):
- Files / Tasks / History page migrations (Phases 5d-5f).
- Real Lumotia wordmark / icon integration (Phase 6, blocked on SVG).
- Motion audit + decorative animation strip (Phase 7).
- Template-picker menu in the bottom action bar (currently auto-applies first template; full menu reserved for a follow-up).
Verified:
- `npm run check`: 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5707 files.
- Browser-preview screenshots show the new layout rendering correctly with the disabled-record state, slim info notice, and empty-state typography.
### Phase 4k — Palette architecture hardening (round-9 redirect). Landed 2026-05-15.
Token-hardening pass. No new visual decisions — just plumbing the tokens correctly so the grammar locked in Phase 4j has a system underneath instead of hand-tuned hex values.
**Scales.** New file [src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-scales.css](../../src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-scales.css) defines 11-step tonal scales (50–950) for the five source hues and their five complement sources. Generated by `scripts/generate-quietware-scales.py` (committed) so the values are reproducible. Saturation drops at the extremes (50–100 and 900–950) to avoid neon highs and washed-out lows. Wired into `app.css` directly before the tokens file.
```css
--red-50 .. --red-950
--blue-50 .. --blue-950
--green-50 .. --green-950
--yellow-50 .. --yellow-950
--orange-50 .. --orange-950
--red-complement-50 .. --red-complement-950
... and so on for the four other complements
```
**Component tokens consume scale references only.** All component-level tokens now read from `var(--{hue}-{step})`, never raw hex:
```css
--button-record-bg: var(--red-600);
--button-primary-bg: var(--blue-700);
--button-success-bg: var(--green-800); /* darkened so white text clears AA */
--button-caution-bg: var(--yellow-400);
--button-neutral-bg: var(--color-bg-elevated);
--button-disabled-bg: var(--color-bg-elevated);
--brand-accent: var(--orange-500);
```
**Progress component tokens.** New family covers download, transcribing, success, caution, danger, disk + disk-caution + disk-danger states. Each per-mode block tunes the shade step so the bar reads on its track:
| Token | Dark | Light | HC light | HC dark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `--progress-download-fill` | `blue-400` | `blue-700` | `blue-700` | `blue-300` |
| `--progress-success-fill` | `green-500` | `green-800` | `green-800` | `green-400` |
| `--progress-caution-fill` | `yellow-500` | `yellow-600` | `yellow-700` | `yellow-400` |
| `--progress-danger-fill` | `red-500` | `red-700` | `red-700` | `red-400` |
LumotiaProgress reworked to subscribe to the new tokens. New `tone="transcribing"` / `tone="disk"` / `tone="disk-caution"` / `tone="disk-danger"` values added so the progress role mapping in code matches the design grammar.
**Contrast check script.** New `scripts/check-colour-contrast.mjs` parses both v0.3 CSS files, builds per-scope token tables for all 4 modes (dark, light, HC-light, HC-dark), resolves scale references through `var()` chains and `color-mix(...)` expressions, then verifies the meaningful component pairs against WCAG 2.2 minima (4.5:1 text, 3:1 UI). Exit code 1 on any failure. Run with `node scripts/check-colour-contrast.mjs`.
Current state: **0 failures** across 4 modes for the 12 load-bearing pairs (record/primary/danger/success/caution/neutral button text, primary/success/danger progress fills on track, info notice border on card, body text on bg + card). Caution-on-cream (progress fill + notice border) is reported as a "warn" — known structural yellow limitation; role identity is carried by the left-bar + icon + label combo, not by raw surface contrast.
**Border ≠ Wireline ≠ Focus Ring.** Three distinct token families, each with its own purpose:
```css
--button-primary-border: var(--blue-800) /* structural edge */
--button-primary-wire: var(--blue-complement-400) /* identity detail */
--focus-ring-color: var(--blue-700) /* keyboard interaction */
```
### Phase 5g — Quietware default-on for branch builds. Landed 2026-05-15.
Communication-fix commit. The headless-Chromium screenshots emailed throughout Phases 4–5 were captured with `VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=1` set at build time. Jake's running Tauri dev/release builds were not setting the env var, so the running app kept falling through to the v0.2 surface even though every screenshot showed v0.3. This was caught after 21 commits when Jake screenshotted his actual app showing the v0.2 layout.
Fix: in `src/routes/+layout.svelte`, flip the default. `data-design="quietware"` is now set automatically unless the user explicitly opts out via `VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE=0` or clears the attribute through dev tools.
Behaviour table:
| `VITE_LUMOTIA_QUIETWARE` | Result |
|---|---|
| unset (most common) | Quietware ON. The new layout renders. |
| `"1"` | Quietware ON (same as unset). |
| `"0"` | v0.2 surface forced. Attribute removed if previously present. |
This is a branch-only default — when v0.3 merges to main the team can decide whether to keep it default or require explicit opt-in. The v0.2 path stays intact behind the explicit `=0` opt-out so it's never lost.
### Phase 4j — Colour grammar correction (round-8 redirect). Landed 2026-05-15.
Major correction. Brown/copper accent was dragging the UI back into the warm-brutalist palette and competing with semantic yellow. Record button was about to become blue (wrong — record is universally red). Brand orange got conflated with primary action.
**New colour grammar:**
| Colour | Role |
|---|---|
| Red `#FF0700` | record / error / destructive / blocked |
| Blue `#000AFF` | primary app action / info / processing |
| Green `#00FF56` | ready / saved / success |
| Yellow `#FFCD00` | caution / needs review / pending |
| Orange `#F0620A` | Lumotia brand mark only, NOT default action |
| Neutral | atmosphere, panels, text, disabled |
**Token architecture:**
```css
/* Source tokens — identity-only, never used directly in components */
--source-red, --source-yellow, --source-green, --source-blue, --source-orange-brand
--red-complement-source, --yellow-complement-source, --green-complement-source,
--blue-complement-source, --orange-complement-source
/* Component tokens — what components actually subscribe to */
--button-record-bg/fg/border/wire (red + cyan)
--button-primary-bg/fg/border/wire (blue + yellow)
--button-danger-bg/fg/border/wire (red + cyan)
--button-success-bg/fg/border/wire (green + magenta)
--button-caution-bg/fg/border/wire (yellow + blue)
--brand-accent + --brand-wire (orange + blue)
```
Tonal scales (red-50..red-950 etc.) reserved for a focused future commit. Component tokens currently pick hand-tuned hex values verified at WCAG AA on their target foreground; the rename to scale-derived values stays invisible to callers.
**Visible changes:**
- `--color-accent` (primary action default) repointed to BLUE — was copper-clay, now `#4A7BFF` dark / `#1D4ED8` light. All buttons that read `bg-accent` (including LumotiaButton primary, LumotiaProgress default tone) inherit blue under quietware.
- New `--brand-accent` token at `#F0620A`, separate from `--color-accent`. Used only on Lumotia logo / brand surfaces.
- New LumotiaButton variant `record` (red, with cyan wireline complement). Dictation page's record button repointed to `--button-record-bg`. The existing recording-state still uses `--color-danger` which now resolves to red.
- v0.2 fallback tokens defined at `:root` so non-quietware app keeps rendering with v0.2 amber.
**Wirelines (renamed from counterlines):**
```
--wire-width: 1px (Level 1 quiet)
--wire-width-active: 2px (Level 2 active)
--wire-width-focus: 2px (Level 2 focus)
--wire-opacity: var(--wire-opacity-dark) / -light per mode
--wire-opacity-dark: 0.75 (was 0.32 — bumped for visibility)
--wire-opacity-light: 0.6 (was 0.22)
--wire-opacity-focus: 1
--wire-style: solid (dotted reserved for design-preview / drag-drop)
```
Legacy `--counterline-*` tokens kept as aliases pointing at the new `--wire-*` set so Phase 4h/4i opt-in code still works.
HC contract zeroes `--wire-width` and `--wire-opacity-*` but keeps `--wire-width-focus: 2px`. HC focus ring is `--focus-ring-color: #005FCC` (strong blue), not a complement.
### Phase 4i — Counterlines as interaction-affordance identity. Landed 2026-05-15.
Round-7 redirect (Option D): move counterlines from notices (where they're invisible) to interactive controls (where they add identity). Three-level model:
| Level | Surface | Width | Opacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 — none | panels, notices (default), content, disabled | — | — |
| 1 — quiet | controls, chips, active nav | 1 px | 48% dark / 34% light |
| 2 — focus | keyboard focus, recording state | 2 px | 85% |
Notice retires from default counterline rendering. Opt-in via `<LumotiaNotice counterline ... />` when a specific notice deliberately mimics control identity.
LumotiaButton primary + destructive variants gain a Level-1 inset counterline:
- primary: `--button-brand-counterline` (softened blue, complement of brand amber)
- destructive: `--button-danger-counterline` (softened blue, complement of red)
- secondary / tertiary: no counterline (clean neutral)
- All variants on `:focus-visible`: 2-px ring at `--focus-ring-color` (default `--color-accent`) at 85% opacity. HC overrides to a strong blue `#005FCC`.
Token deltas vs Phase 4h:
```css
--counterline-width: 1px /* unchanged */
--counterline-width-focus: 2px /* new — Level-2 width */
--counterline-opacity-dark: 0.48 /* was 0.32 */
--counterline-opacity-light: 0.34 /* was 0.22 */
--counterline-opacity-focus: 0.85 /* new */
--role-brand-counterline: #3A6BFF /* new — blue counter for orange brand */
--button-{role}-counterline /* new — per-role component tokens */
--focus-ring-color /* new — context-overridable focus tint */
```
HC contract: every counterline token forced transparent, `--counterline-width: 0`, focus width kept at 2 px (HC focus ring carries the tactile detail in that mode), `--focus-ring-color: #005FCC`.
### Phase 4h — Counterlines test (RETIRED 2026-05-15, superseded by Phase 4i). Landed 2026-05-15.
Test commit per Jake's round-6 spec. Subtle 1-px inner-shadow detail in a softened complementary hue, applied to LumotiaNotice only. Other test surfaces (Button.destructive, status pills, record ring, active nav) reserved for after evaluation.
Tokens added under quietware scope:
```css
--counterline-width: 1px;
--role-info-counterline: var(--color-accent); /* copper for blue */
--role-danger-counterline: #6EA8FF; /* soft blue for red */
--role-success-counterline: #B891FF; /* soft violet for green */
--role-caution-counterline: #3A6BFF; /* soft blue for yellow */
--notice-{role}-counterline: color-mix(in srgb, <role-counterline> {32% dark / 22% light}, transparent)
```
HC contract: `--counterline-width: 0`, all counterline tokens forced to `transparent`. The 2-px HC border IS the tactile detail in that mode.
LumotiaNotice applies the counterline via Tailwind arbitrary value:
```svelte
shadow-[inset_0_0_0_var(--counterline-width,0)_var(--notice-{tone}-counterline,transparent)]
```
**Honest evaluation.** At 1px / 22% light / 32% dark opacity the effect is whisper-quiet to the point of being almost invisible at standard viewing. Doesn't look noisy (which was the risk Jake flagged), but also doesn't add perceptible tactility. Pending Jake's call: keep with raised opacity (perhaps 45% dark / 35% light), keep at current opacity for the quietness, or revert. Phase 5c proceeds either way.
Targeted scope per Jake's round-4 feedback: the browser-preview state used to render as a red error block in `DictationPage.svelte`. That is an environment limitation, not a failed action. Reclassified as a slim info notice with friendlier copy:
```
Old: bg-danger/10 border-danger/20, red text, technical-details affordance
New: LumotiaNotice tone="info" slim, "You're in a browser preview. Local
transcription only works in the Lumotia desktop app."
```
Other error states (transcription failed, needs review) still render through the original danger-tinted block with the technical-details `<details>` affordance preserved. Only the browser-preview path branches into the info-classed notice.
The larger Dictation page restructure (header recomposition, Template/Extract Tasks demotion to bottom action bar, empty-state typography) is reserved for a focused Phase 5c sitting — `DictationPage.svelte` is 1 262 LOC of state-heavy code and warrants surgical attention rather than a tail-end rush.
### Phase 4e — High-contrast rendering contract. Landed 2026-05-15.
High-contrast is not a colour variant — it's a different rendering contract that the entire UI subscribes to. The tokens block now publishes behavioural variables alongside the palette overrides, so components can opt into the contract by reading them.
Behavioural tokens (defaults + HC values):
| Token | Default | HC |
|---|---|---|
| `--grain-opacity` | 0.06 (dark) / 0.07 (light) | 0 |
| `--shadow-strength` | 1 | 0 |
| `--border-width-control` | 1px | 2px |
| `--focus-ring-width` | 2px | 3px |
| `--panel-radius` | 8px | 8px (unchanged for now) |
`--quietware-texture-opacity` retained as a legacy alias pointing at `--grain-opacity` so Phase 4c controls keep working through the rename.
HC palette tweaks (round-4 feedback):
- **HC light** is now true pure-white background (`#FFFFFF`) + true pure-black text/borders (`#000000`). Brand atmosphere steps aside completely. Single strong-focus blue `#005FCC` replaces the accent.
- **HC dark** stays pure black `#000000` with white borders, semantic muted hues that read clearly. Matches the v0.3 dark feel but at maximum legibility.
- Hue-based selectors: `[data-design="quietware"][data-contrast="high"]` matches both base themes; the dark-base variant is scoped via `:not([data-theme="light"])` so light-base HC and dark-base HC can diverge.
### Phase 4c — Texture-opacity slider + high-contrast toggle. Landed 2026-05-15.
- New static grain overlay defined in `src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css`. Fixed-position `body::after`, `mix-blend-mode: overlay`, opacity driven by `--quietware-texture-opacity`. Pattern generated inline via SVG `feTurbulence` (`baseFrequency=0.85`, `numOctaves=2`, `stitchTiles=stitch`). Tile size 240×240, repeated across viewport. `pointer-events: none` so the overlay never intercepts clicks. Active only under `html[data-design="quietware"]` and only on the dark and light modes — high-contrast forces opacity to 0.
- New `QuietwareAccessibilityControls.svelte` ([src/lib/components/](../../src/lib/components/QuietwareAccessibilityControls.svelte)) ships two controls:
- **High-contrast toggle**, wired through `LumotiaToggle`. Sets `<html data-contrast="high">` so the quietware HC palette block in the tokens CSS activates. Persists via `localStorage`. Overrides the OS `prefers-contrast: more` query when explicitly enabled.
- **Texture-intensity slider**, range 0.05–0.08, step 0.005, default 0.06. Sets the `--quietware-texture-opacity` CSS variable inline on `<html>` so it overrides the per-mode default in the tokens CSS. Disabled when high-contrast mode is on. Reset button restores the 0.06 default.
- Component injected into `SettingsPage.svelte` inside the Accessibility section, gated by `{#if isQuietware}`. v0.2 fallback unaffected.
- Persistence path: localStorage keys `lumotia:quietware:high-contrast` and `lumotia:quietware:texture-opacity`. Full integration with the central `Preferences` store is a follow-up; localStorage keeps Phase 4c contained.
- Verified: `npm run check` reports 0 errors, 0 warnings across 5706 files.
---
## Regression diary
Empty. Update inline as findings emerge per phase.
---
## References
- Source brief: `inputs/inbox/2026-05-15-lumotia-colour-layout-changes.md`.
- Palette refinement round 1 (brand-as-semantic): `inputs/inbox/2026-05-15-re-lumotia-v03-renders-revised-palette-typography-.md`.
- Palette refinement round 2 (cobalt-square peg): chat decision 2026-05-15.
- Palette refinement round 3 (color.adobe.com primaries): `inputs/inbox/2026-05-15-re-lumotia-v03-phase-1-landed-cobalt-pegged-square.md` + attached `2.jpeg`. Locked.
- W3C COGA: `https://www.w3.org/TR/coga-usable/`.
- WCAG 2.2 Understanding docs: `https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/`.
- HMRC accessibility personas: `https://personas-prototype.herokuapp.com/`.
- DfE accessibility tools manual: `https://accessibility.education.gov.uk/tools-testing/tools`.
- v0.2 release doc: `docs/release/v0.2-frontend-overhaul.md` (predecessor; reference patterns).

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name: virtual-audio-setup
type: release
tags: [release, testing, smoke-test, audio, linux, macos, windows]
description: "How to set up a virtual audio source so the smoke harness can run audio-dependent cells unattended — without you speaking into a microphone."
---
# Virtual audio setup for smoke testing
## Why
Lumotia's smoke driver (`scripts/smoke-linux-driver.sh`) can automate the Capture cell — pressing the record hotkey, waiting, stopping — but the recording pipeline needs an audio signal to produce a transcript. Without one it records silence, Whisper returns nothing, and the Cleanup and History cells have nothing to assert against.
A virtual audio source feeds a synthetic signal into the recording pipeline so the smoke harness can run the audio-dependent cells without you talking. You set it up once before a test run and tear it down after.
## Setup on Linux (PulseAudio or PipeWire-pulse)
PipeWire ships a PulseAudio compatibility layer on all major distros since 2022, so the `pactl` commands below work on both.
**Option A — sine-wave tone (always available, no extra files)**
```sh
pactl load-module module-sine-source source_name=lumotia-test frequency=440
```
This creates a virtual microphone that emits a 440 Hz tone continuously. Whisper will transcribe it as something like "A" or ambient noise — enough to produce a non-empty transcript row and exercise the pipeline.
**Option B — WAV file (closer to real speech)**
First generate a test file. If `espeak` is installed you get a synthetic voice; otherwise `ffmpeg` generates a tone:
```sh
# With espeak (sounds like speech — better for Whisper)
espeak -v en -s 150 "Lumotia smoke test one two three" \
--stdout | ffmpeg -i pipe:0 -ar 16000 -ac 1 -f s16le /tmp/lumotia-test.raw 2>/dev/null
ffmpeg -f s16le -ar 16000 -ac 1 -i /tmp/lumotia-test.raw /tmp/lumotia-test.wav 2>/dev/null
# Without espeak (synthetic tone — still exercises the pipeline)
ffmpeg -f lavfi -i "sine=frequency=440:duration=5" -ar 16000 -ac 1 /tmp/lumotia-test.wav 2>/dev/null
```
Then load the pipe-source:
```sh
pactl load-module module-pipe-source \
source_name=lumotia-test \
file=/tmp/lumotia-test.wav \
format=s16le rate=16000 channels=1
```
**Wire it into Lumotia**
Open Lumotia → Settings → Start Here → Microphone and pick **lumotia-test** from the dropdown. Save. Then run the smoke driver:
```sh
./scripts/smoke-linux-driver.sh [/path/to/AppImage]
```
**Tear down after the run**
```sh
pactl unload-module $(pactl list short modules | grep lumotia-test | awk '{print $1}')
```
The smoke driver does not automatically unload the module, so your regular microphone is unaffected by the test run.
## macOS
Use **BlackHole** (open-source, free from Existential Audio). Install via Homebrew:
```sh
brew install --cask blackhole-2ch
```
After installing, open **Audio MIDI Setup** (Applications → Utilities), create a **Multi-Output Device** that includes both BlackHole 2ch and your speakers if you want to hear output. Set BlackHole 2ch as the input in Lumotia → Settings → Start Here → Microphone.
To feed audio into BlackHole during the test, route any audio player's output to the BlackHole device, or use `ffmpeg` with the AVFoundation backend (note: macOS xdotool equivalents are outside the current smoke-driver scope — these steps are manual on macOS).
## Windows
Use **VB-CABLE** (free from VB-Audio). Download from [vb-audio.com/Cable](https://vb-audio.com/Cable/), run the installer with admin rights, reboot. Set **CABLE Output** as the recording device in Lumotia → Settings → Start Here → Microphone. Route audio to **CABLE Input** from any player to feed the pipeline.
Windows smoke-test automation (UI driving) is not currently in scope for v0.1 — these instructions document the audio-loopback pattern for when it is.

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> **What Lumotia is.** A local-first, cognitive-load-aware dictation + task-capture desktop app. Vulkan-accelerated Whisper / Parakeet speech-to-text, a local LLM (Qwen3 tiers) for transcript cleanup and task extraction, an MCP server for integration with Claude Desktop / Cline / Cursor, and a UI designed around ADHD / executive-dysfunction needs. Tauri 2 + Svelte 5 + Rust. Zero telemetry.
>
> **Formerly known as Lumotia.** Rebrand in flight; repo names at `jakejars/lumotia` + `git.corbel.consulting/jake/lumotia` still carry the Lumotia name and will rename together with the codebase sweep in the final phase.
> **Formerly known as Lumotia.** Rebrand in flight; repo names at `jakeadriansames/lumotia` + `git.corbel.consulting/jake/lumotia` still carry the Lumotia name and will rename together with the codebase sweep in the final phase.
## Baseline — where we are (2026/04/23)
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ Runs **after** Phase 10a QC, **after** Jake has renamed the two repos in GitHub
- Event names: `lumotia:start-timer`, `lumotia:task-completed`, `lumotia:open-wind-down`, `lumotia:preferences-changed`, `lumotia:hotkey-pressed`, `lumotia:llm-download-progress` → `lumotia:*`. Single commit; one find-replace; both emitter and listener in the same diff.
- Logs, error messages, user-facing copy (including toast strings that mention "Lumotia").
- Settings SQLite key: `lumotia_preferences` → `lumotia_preferences`. Migration reads old key on first launch, writes new key, deletes old.
- Remotes: `ssh://git.corbel.consulting:2222/jake/lumotia.git` + `github.com:jakejars/lumotia.git` → `…/lumotia.git`. `git remote set-url` locally after web-UI renames.
- Remotes: `ssh://git.corbel.consulting:2222/jake/lumotia.git` + `github.com:jakeadriansames/lumotia.git` → `…/lumotia.git`. `git remote set-url` locally after web-UI renames.
### Phase 10c — Release (estimated half day)

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name: 2026-05-14-phase-b-dogfood-plan
type: plan
tags: [phase-b, dogfood, code-atomiser-fix, verification, lumotia]
description: "Plan for Phase B of the post-rebrand dogfood pass — verify the 25+ code-atomiser-fix commits (race conditions, lifecycle, trust-boundary, time bombs, observability) against gaps the original commits did not close. Per-item methodology: orient on the commit, survey existing coverage, identify real residuals, surgical fix or documented pass, commit. Phase A (rebrand-migration verification) shipped six commits including a real silent-data-loss bug fix surfaced by the dogfood drill."
---
# Phase B dogfood plan — code-atomiser-fix wave
**Started:** 2026/05/14
**Owner:** Wren (with Jake oversight)
**Status:** Complete 2026/05/14. B.1–B.15 audited. Nine surgical fixes shipped (B.1, B.2, B.3, B.4, B.5, B.6, B.7, B.8, B.9, B.10). Five documented passes (B.11, B.12, B.13, B.14, B.15) with verdict reasoning recorded below.
---
## Context
Phase A (rebrand-migration verification) shipped six commits including a real silent-data-loss bug fix surfaced by `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh`. Phase B applies the same methodology to the 25+ code-atomiser-fix commits that landed between the rebrand cascade and the supply-chain pre-flight: examine each, confirm what the commit claims to fix, identify gaps the original test+fix pass missed, write tests or fix residuals where real, and commit per-item so the audit trail stays surgical.
**Phase A baseline gates carried into Phase B:**
- `cargo test --workspace` — 409 pass / 0 fail
- `cargo fmt --check` — clean
- `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` — clean
- `npm run test` — 12 / 12
- `npm run check` — 0 / 0
- `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` — 8 / 8 probes
- Rust toolchain pinned to 1.94.1 stable
- npm dev deps pinned exact
Each B.x commit must keep all of the above green.
## Methodology per item
For each B.x:
1. **Orient.** Read the commit metadata (subject, body, files changed) and the relevant code in its current state.
2. **Survey.** Catalogue existing test coverage and identify what is *not* tested.
3. **Decide.** Real residual found? Surgical fix or test. No residual? Document the verdict and move on. Hard-to-fixture gap acknowledged in code? Honour the original author's SAFETY annotation and document the pass.
4. **Verify.** Run the per-crate or per-area test gate plus workspace clippy + fmt before committing.
5. **Commit.** Format: `agent: lumotia — Phase B.x <one-line description>`. Include findings + verdict + verification gates in the body.
## Items
| # | Surface | Commit(s) | Status | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| **B.1** | Cancellable Whisper inference + bounded drain + lock-over-await | `5725836` | **Done** (`6c212a0`) | 8 existing unit tests cover the atomiser-targetable surface. Race-B end-to-end test acknowledged as hard-to-fixture in the SAFETY comment and left as-is. One real residual fixed: misleading comment on `start_live_transcription_session` claiming lifecycle is "Released explicitly before the RunningLiveSession is installed" — the code does the safer opposite (install-while-locked, drop after). Future reader would have trusted the comment and "fixed" the code into a regression. |
| **B.2** | Hotkey supervisor rearchitecture | `1068ad9` (Race-1, Race-2, TOCTOU) | **Done** (`643985d`) | 6 unit + 2 integration tests already cover Race-1 / Race-2; TOCTOU honoured by author's `// TODO(test):` SAFETY annotation. Real residual fixed: `SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT` const doc + test name `shutdown_force_aborts_stuck_tasks_after_timeout` both claim "force-abort" semantics, but `timeout(d, handle).await` consumes the JoinHandle by value — drop detaches, doesn't abort. Reworded doc + renamed test to match the actual detach contract. |
| **B.3** | Atomic model download + manifest | `9f67ab2` (Rev-1, Rev-5) | **Done** (`31e3f5a`) | Transcription side fully covered (resume, restart-on-200, SHA mismatch cleanup, 5xx rejection, Rev-1 preserve, Rev-5 manifest atomicity). One real residual in `crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs`: `ResumeUnsupported` returned without unlinking `.part`, so a transient server-downgrade leaves the download wedged forever. Fix unlinks `.part` before returning so the next retry starts fresh; new test `resume_unsupported_unlinks_part_so_retry_starts_fresh`. |
| **B.4** | Soft-delete + trash + restore | `15b74db`, `87e6248`, `50d0715`, `99f4ecd` (Rev-2, Rev-3) | **Done** (`20ef6c4`) | 4 backend tests cover soft-delete, audio cleanup, list-excludes/restore, purge. Stale TODO(test): vitest-not-installed comments on the Svelte UI components are now obsolete (vitest landed in Phase A.5). One real residual fixed: `purge_deleted_transcripts` was a SELECT-then-DELETE-WHERE-id-IN pair; a `restore_transcript` between the two statements would let the DELETE hard-delete the now-LIVE row + remove its audio, bypassing Rev-2's safety contract. Refactored to single `DELETE … RETURNING audio_path` for atomicity; new test `purge_audio_cleanup_only_fires_for_hard_deleted_rows`. |
| **B.5** | `write_text_file_cmd` path scoping + `transcribe_file` extension allowlist + size cap | `a2b47db`, `a48653c`, `b3da58c` (Trust-1) + `9653e25` (Trust-5) + `ed449cc` (Trust-2) | **Done** (`d8fa4ff`) | Trust-1 had 6 path-scope tests, Trust-5 had 7 extension/size tests, Trust-2 had 7 tests including symlink-pointing-out coverage. Real residual in Trust-1: asymmetric symlink handling vs Trust-2. `fs.rs` canonicalised only the parent of the target (file usually didn't exist yet), so a symlink AT the target path bypassed the containment check — `tokio::fs::write` then follows the symlink and writes outside the allowlist. Trust-2 already used full-path canonicalize on existing paths. Fix mirrors Trust-2's discipline: canonicalize full path if exists, fall back to parent canonicalize on NotFound. Two new symlink regression tests (in/out). |
| **B.6** | Main-window guards on clipboard / extract-tags / file-write | `12b413d`, `f7af7b0` (Trust-4), `7aee534` (Trust-3, Trust-6) | **Done** (`7f0e1b0`) | Strong coverage on size caps, terminal classification, paste-cap == clipboard-cap invariant. Real residual: the `12b413d` commit message claimed the `CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS` / `PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS` Rust consts mirror `secondary-windows.json`'s `windows` array, but no test pinned the invariant. A future drift between the Rust allowlists and the capability JSON silently disagrees the IPC trust boundary with the permission grant. Promoted both consts to `pub(crate)` and added `commands::security::tests_capability_mirror::allowlists_match_capability_jsons` which reads + parses the capability JSONs at test-time and asserts every Rust allowlist label is declared. |
| **B.7** | LlmEngine critical-section narrowing + drop-old-model-first | `cde985d` (Race-3, Lifecycle-1) | **Done** (`f252c1b`) | Two existing tests pin Race-3 (probes don't block on slow load) + Race-3/4 TOCTOU (parallel load refused with `AlreadyLoading`). Real residual: `unload()` did not consult the `loading` flag. Mid-load, `model` + `loaded` are already None (step 3 cleared them); concurrent unload no-op-clears, returns Ok, then step 5 installs the new state — caller saw unload-success but engine ends up loaded. Same flag now guards both directions. New test `unload_during_load_is_refused`; `EngineError::AlreadyLoading` message generalised to cover both directions. |
| **B.8** | Span propagation across live + model-load spawns; `lumotia.log` writer + EnvFilter coverage; drop `lumotia_live` literal target | `65abfa2` (Obs-3), `8becb1a` (Obs-4, Obs-5), `d1391b3` (Obs-1, Obs-2) | **Done** (`813f024`) | Obs-1/2 pinned by `no_lumotia_live_literal_target_in_live_rs`. Obs-4/5 pinned by `init_tracing_creates_log_file`. Obs-3 span propagation not directly tested; honour author's "everything else fans out from the 4 instrumented sites" SAFETY note. Real residual: storage crate emitted via `log::*!` macros (not `tracing::*!`), and no `tracing-log::LogTracer` bridge was installed — so events tagged `lumotia_storage` listed in `DEFAULT_STDERR_FILTER` never reached any layer. Migration progress + audio-cleanup warnings missing from `lumotia.log` forensic stream. Storage crate swapped from `log = "0.4"` to `tracing = "0.1"` (matching every other workspace crate); 4 call sites converted, 2 reformatted as structured tracing events. |
| **B.9** | JSON-envelope LLM extractor (GBNF removal) | `1d71e8e` | **Done** (`401b6c3`) | 7 existing tests cover the parser. Real residual: `extract_json_envelope_skips_qwen_thinking_prefix` only used an EMPTY `<think></think>` block. Qwen3.5's reasoning mode emits non-empty content; if it contains JSON-looking text or unbalanced braces, the "find first '{' or '['" extractor either returns the reasoning literal or returns None (pollutes the brace-stack scanning past `</think>`). Fix: strip the first `</think>` before scanning. Falls back to whole text when no thinking-tag is present (covers non-reasoning models and the empty-thinking case). Two new regression tests for the JSON-in-thinking + unbalanced-braces-in-thinking cases. |
| **B.10** | `focusTimer` rehydrate `startTick` invariant | `5ba761a` (Race-10) | **Done** (`1c4ac98`) | The Race-10 fix was a comment-only "load-bearing comment" on the already-expired branch of `rehydrate()` saying "startTick() is REQUIRED here." The commit couldn't add a vitest test at the time because vitest scaffold landed the next day (Phase A.5 commit `206ac62`). Now that vitest is wired (jsdom env, `.svelte.ts` rune transformer, fake timers), the invariant is straightforwardly testable. New `src/lib/stores/focusTimer.test.ts` with one test `auto-clears the completion flash after the 3s window via the tick loop` that pins the contract — if a future edit drops the `startTick()` call, the test fails on the auto-clear assertion. |
| **B.11** | `FirstRunPage` unlisten on all exits | `6aa6a43` (Race-9) | **Documented pass** | No real residual. The Race-9 fix (let-declared handles outside try, finally guards each `if (h) h();`) is correctly applied and consistently mirrored across all multi-listen surfaces: `FirstRunPage.svelte`, `SettingsPage.svelte:874-902`, `FilesPage.svelte:25-44`. DownloadProgress payload shape matches the Rust emitter (`percent` field present in `DownloadProgress`). Hypothetical residuals considered + rejected: wrapping each `unlisten()` in try/catch (Tauri's UnlistenFn is a sync local-registry deregistration; throwing is implausible; would be the over-defensive-for-testability anti-pattern); extracting a unit-testable utility (over-refactor-for-testability anti-pattern). Component testing requires `@testing-library/svelte` — too heavy for one test. |
| **B.12** | `Transcriber::transcribe_sync_with_abort` required | `e0e9a6e` (Lifecycle-2) | **Documented pass** | No real residual. Three existing tests cover the trait-level requirement (`FlagSnoopingBackend`) + `SpeechModelAdapter` pre-dispatch short-circuit + dispatch-when-clear. The compile-time gate (no default impl) is the strongest guarantee; all 4 `impl Transcriber` sites (`SpeechModelAdapter`, `WhisperRsBackend`, `FlagSnoopingBackend`, `FakeTranscriber`) have explicit implementations. The "uncancellable middle" race in `SpeechModelAdapter` is explicitly documented with `// SAFETY:` + architectural reasoning — honour the author's annotation. |
| **B.13** | `drain_inference` deadline from `task.duration_secs` | `07f6755` (Time-bomb-1) | **Documented pass** | No real residual. Four existing tests pin every branch of `drain_timeout_for_inflight` (5x scaling, floor for short chunks, None fallback, NaN/inf/0/negative defensive). The drain loop's actual firing path is explicitly acknowledged via `// SAFETY:` at lines 557-561 as requiring a wedged whisper-rs that can't be fixtured. Honoured. |
| **B.14** | Surface capture-thread drops + bypass validation requeue cap | `094b533` | **Documented pass** | No real residual. `poll_capture_drops` arithmetic is correct (rollback-deferred-until-dimensions-known semantics, saturating-sub preserves the delta for re-observation, `.max(1)` guards sample_rate=0). `replay_buffer` consumer-side drain bypasses the 32-slot channel cap as the commit claimed. Unit-testing the full pipeline requires cpal hardware which can't be mocked without invasive refactoring — honour the implicit "this can't be fixtured cheaply" boundary. |
| **B.15** | `test_llm_model` respects caller GPU preference | `afbd33d` (Race-8) | **Documented pass** | No real residual. The fix itself is minimal + correct (`Option<bool>` parameter with `unwrap_or(true)` matching `load_llm_model`'s default; inline comment explains the (id, path, use_gpu) triple-mismatch race). Phase B.7's `AlreadyLoading` guard now provides additional protection — the second concurrent load is refused rather than silently overwritten. The remaining latent concern (`SettingsPage.svelte:694` doesn't pass `use_gpu` because the frontend has no UI for it yet) is a future feature-work item, not a B.15 residual. 8 existing classifier tests cover the error-categorisation surface. |
## Anti-patterns to avoid
- **Over-refactoring for testability.** B.1 had a legitimate Race-B gap that would require restructuring `LiveSessionRuntime` to test in isolation. The original author flagged the trade-off and chose to keep the production shape simple. We honour that — invasive refactor for one test risks introducing the bug the test would have caught.
- **Re-running the dogfood drill mid-Phase-B.** The drill is in place for Phase A's domain (rebrand migration). Phase B touches different surfaces. Adding new drills is in scope if a real residual demands one (per B.1 — none did).
- **Batch-survey-then-fix.** One-at-a-time per Jake's "utmost care" instruction. Each item gets a focused commit; future reviewer can stop at any boundary without untangling a multi-item changeset.
## Done items
### B.1 — start_live lifecycle comment fix (`6c212a0`)
**Surface:** `src-tauri/src/commands/live.rs`. The `start_live_transcription_session` function's upper comment (lines 705-711) claimed `Released explicitly before the RunningLiveSession is installed in live_state.running`. The actual code installs RunningLiveSession on lines 801-806 and only drops `lifecycle` on line 811. The safer ordering — install-while-locked, then release — was already in place; only the comment was wrong.
**Why it matters:** A future reader auditing the locking discipline would have trusted the comment over the code and "fixed" the code to match the buggier description — reintroducing the half-initialised window where a concurrent `stop_live` could observe `running == None` while a `start_live` is mid-install.
**Other findings (no fix needed):**
* 8 existing unit tests cover the atomiser-targetable surface (`dropping_inference_task_sets_abort_flag`, `drain_timeout_scales_with_inflight_chunk_duration_secs`, `drain_timeout_honours_floor_for_short_chunks`, `drain_timeout_uses_floor_when_no_inflight_task`, `drain_timeout_rejects_non_finite_duration`, `result_listener_loss_is_warned_once_and_not_treated_as_inference_failure`, `dead_result_and_status_channels_self_assert_stop_flag`, `no_lumotia_live_literal_target_in_live_rs`).
* The Race-B drain-timeout end-to-end test gap is genuine but acknowledged in the SAFETY comment inside `drain_inference`. Closing it requires either extracting the inner logic into a pure function with explicit dependencies (refactor of working production code) or constructing a full synthetic `LiveSessionRuntime` (impractical — needs a real engine + model + audio device). Honour the original author's call.
* `stop_live_transcription_session` comments + code consistent. No fix needed.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::live` 17 / 17 (unchanged, comment-only edit); clippy + fmt clean.
### B.2 — supervisor doc + test name match detach semantics (`643985d`)
**Surface:** `crates/hotkey/src/supervisor.rs`. `SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT` const doc and test `shutdown_force_aborts_stuck_tasks_after_timeout` both claimed "force-abort" semantics. The production code consumes the `JoinHandle` via `timeout(d, handle).await` — when the timeout fires, the inner future (the JoinHandle) is dropped. Dropping a JoinHandle DETACHES the task; it does NOT abort. The log message on the timeout branch already correctly says "detaching", and the `shutdown()` doc-comment says "detached and logged" — so the contract was always detach, but two satellite places said "abort".
**Why it matters:** B.1-class hazard. A future maintainer trusting either "force-abort" claim would either add `handle.abort()` to make the implementation match (changing shutdown semantics — abort skips cooperative cleanup) or conclude the doc is wrong and need to retrace which is authoritative.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia-hotkey --lib --tests` 6 unit + 2 integration = 8/8 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
### B.3 — `download_impl` unlinks `.part` on ResumeUnsupported (`31e3f5a`)
**Surface:** `crates/llm/src/model_manager.rs`. When a stale `.part` exists and the server returns 200 (full body) to a Range request, `download_impl` returned `DownloadError::ResumeUnsupported` without unlinking the `.part`. Every subsequent `download_model()` call sees the same `resume_from > 0`, sends the same Range request, gets the same 200 → wedged forever until the user calls `delete_model()`.
**Why it matters:** Same reversibility-kill family as Rev-1: stale partial state stuck on disk, no automatic recovery, requires out-of-band intervention.
**Fix:** `tokio::fs::remove_file(&tmp).await.ok()` before returning `ResumeUnsupported`. Single retry now recovers. New test `resume_unsupported_unlinks_part_so_retry_starts_fresh` with a server that ignores Range and returns 200.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia-llm --lib model_manager` 5/5 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
### B.4 — atomic `DELETE … RETURNING` in `purge_deleted_transcripts` (`20ef6c4`)
**Surface:** `crates/storage/src/database.rs`. The prior form was a two-statement SELECT-then-DELETE-WHERE-id-IN pair. A `restore_transcript(id)` between (1) and (2) cleared `deleted_at` on a row in the chunk, but the DELETE had no `deleted_at IS NOT NULL` filter — so the now-LIVE row got hard-deleted alongside its audio file.
**Why it matters:** Bypasses the entire Rev-2 soft-delete safety contract — the user can lose data without the 30-day retention window the contract promised. In current code the purge runs at startup before the user can issue a restore, so the race window is narrow in practice. Should be structural, not operational — especially if a future change moves the purge to a daily cron.
**Fix:** single `DELETE FROM transcripts WHERE deleted_at IS NOT NULL AND deleted_at < datetime('now', ?) RETURNING audio_path`. SQLite evaluates the WHERE clause atomically with row removal; returned `audio_path`s are guaranteed to belong to rows this call hard-deleted. Also removes the chunking concern (no IN-clause, no SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER ceiling). New test `purge_audio_cleanup_only_fires_for_hard_deleted_rows`.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia-storage --lib database::tests` 53/53 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
**Other finding (not fixed in this commit, recorded for triage):** UI components added by `87e6248` and `50d0715` carry stale `TODO(test): no Svelte component test framework wired in the repo (vitest not installed)` comments. Vitest landed in Phase A.5 (`206ac62`). Adding Svelte component tests for the Trash view + clearAll modal is real follow-up work but outside the per-item B.4 methodology.
### B.5 — `resolve_export_path` follows symlink target before containment check (`d8fa4ff`)
**Surface:** `src-tauri/src/commands/fs.rs`. Trust-1 canonicalised only the parent of the requested path because the file usually didn't exist yet. But if a symlink ALREADY existed at the target path pointing outside the allowlist, `tokio::fs::write` follows it on `File::create -> open(2)` and silently writes to the outside target. The path-string containment check passed because the SYMLINK lived inside the base, even though its target did not.
**Why it matters:** Concrete bypass: a symlink at `~/Downloads/notes.md -> ~/.bashrc` (innocently created by the user, or planted via another vulnerability) lets a compromised webview overwrite shell startup via `write_text_file_cmd`. Trust-2 (audio.rs) already handled this for recordings via full-path canonicalize; Trust-1 had the asymmetric gap.
**Fix:** two-mode canonicalisation in `resolve_export_path`. If the target exists → canonicalize the FULL path (follows symlink at the target before the containment check). On NotFound → fall back to parent canonicalize + join filename (the original save-dialog path). Two new symlink tests: `rejects_symlink_target_outside_allowlist` and `accepts_symlink_target_inside_allowlist` (both `#[cfg(unix)]`).
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::fs` 8/8 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
### B.6 — capability JSON mirror invariant pinned (`7f0e1b0`)
**Surface:** `src-tauri/src/commands/{clipboard.rs,paste.rs,security.rs}`. The `12b413d` commit message claimed the `CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS` / `PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS` Rust consts mirror the `windows` array in `capabilities/secondary-windows.json`, but no test pinned the relationship. A future change could add a new secondary window to the JSON but forget to update Rust (or vice versa, or typo a label) — silently drifting the IPC trust boundary against the capability grant.
**Fix (test-only):** promoted both consts to `pub(crate)`, cross-linked their docstrings to the new test, and added `commands::security::tests_capability_mirror::allowlists_match_capability_jsons`. The test reads both `main.json` + `secondary-windows.json` at `CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR` and asserts every label in either Rust allowlist is declared in one of the JSONs' `windows` arrays.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia --lib commands::security` 5/5 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
### B.7 — `unload()` honours the `loading` flag (`f252c1b`)
**Surface:** `crates/llm/src/lib.rs`. `unload()` did not consult the `loading` AtomicBool that `cde985d` introduced for Race-3/4 guard. Mid-load, `load_model_with`'s step 3 has already cleared `model` + `loaded`; a concurrent `unload()` takes the inner mutex, sees them already None, no-op-clears, returns Ok. Then step 5 installs the new state — the caller saw unload-success but the engine ends up loaded.
**Why it matters:** Concrete scenario: app startup auto-loads default LLM in the background. User opens Settings, clicks "Delete Model X". `delete_llm_model` checks `loaded_model_id()` (returns None mid-load), skips the unload branch, calls `model_manager::delete_model(X)` → file deleted. The load completes via mmap (Linux inode held alive after unlink) and installs state pointing at a deleted file. UI shows "Model X loaded" even though the user just deleted it.
**Fix:** `unload()` now checks `is_loading()` at entry, returns `EngineError::AlreadyLoading` when a load is mid-flight. Caller retries once `is_loading()` reports false. `EngineError::AlreadyLoading` message generalised to cover both directions. New test `unload_during_load_is_refused`.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia-llm --lib` 26/26 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
### B.8 — storage crate emits via `tracing` so events reach `lumotia.log` (`813f024`)
**Surface:** `crates/storage/{Cargo.toml,src/database.rs,src/migrations.rs}`. `DEFAULT_STDERR_FILTER` + `DEFAULT_FILE_FILTER` both advertise `lumotia_storage=info` / `=debug` — operator intent: storage events surface in stderr AND the rolling `lumotia.log` forensic stream. Reality: storage used `log::*!` macros, no `tracing-log::LogTracer` bridge was installed, so every storage event vanished. Missing from diagnostic reports: migration progress on every schema bump, audio-cleanup warnings from `delete_transcript` + `purge_deleted_transcripts` (the two log lines Rev-3 specifically added).
**Fix:** swap `log = "0.4"` for `tracing = "0.1"` in `crates/storage/Cargo.toml` (matching every other workspace crate). Convert the 4 call sites; reformat the two migration log lines as structured tracing events (version + description fields).
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia-storage --lib` 70/70 pass (unchanged); workspace clippy + fmt clean.
### B.9 — strip leading `<think>…</think>` reasoning before JSON-envelope scan (`401b6c3`)
**Surface:** `crates/llm/src/lib.rs`. The `extract_json_envelope_skips_qwen_thinking_prefix` regression only covered an EMPTY `<think></think>` block. Qwen3.5's reasoning mode emits non-empty content; if it contains JSON-looking literals (the model thinking out loud about schema), the naive "find first '{' or '['" extractor returned the reasoning's literal as the envelope. If the thinking contained unbalanced braces, the brace-stack scan pollutes past `</think>` and the function returns None — losing the answer entirely.
**Fix:** `text.split_once("</think>")` and scan only the substring after. Falls back to whole text when no thinking tag is present (covers non-reasoning models AND the empty-thinking case). Backwards-compatible: empty thinking, no thinking, and trailing stop tokens all behave as before. Two new tests: `extract_json_envelope_skips_thinking_block_with_json_looking_content` and `extract_json_envelope_survives_unbalanced_braces_in_thinking`.
**Verification:** `cargo test -p lumotia-llm --lib` 28/28 pass; clippy + fmt clean.
### B.10 — vitest regression for `focusTimer` expired-rehydrate (`1c4ac98`)
**Surface:** `src/lib/stores/focusTimer.test.ts` (new). The `5ba761a` commit added a load-bearing comment saying "startTick() is REQUIRED here" on the already-expired branch of `rehydrate()`. The commit couldn't add a test because vitest scaffold landed the day after (Phase A.5 — `206ac62`). With vitest now wired, the invariant is straightforwardly testable.
**Fix:** new test seeds localStorage with an already-expired timer, calls `focusTimer.rehydrate()`, asserts the completion flash is visible, advances `vi.advanceTimersByTime(3_500)`, and asserts the flash auto-cleared (active=false, remainingMs=0, localStorage wiped). If a future edit removes the `startTick()` call, the tick loop won't run, the flash won't clear, and the test fires.
**Verification:** `npm run test` 13/13 (was 12, +1 from this commit); `npm run check` 0 errors / 0 warnings across 4015 files.
### B.11 — documented pass (no commit)
**Surface:** `src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte`. The `6aa6a43` fix correctly applies the let-handles-outside-try + finally-guards pattern. Same pattern consistently mirrored across `SettingsPage.svelte:874-902` and `FilesPage.svelte:25-44`. DownloadProgress payload shape matches the Rust emitter.
**Hypothetical residuals considered + rejected:**
* Wrapping each `unlisten()` call in try/catch in case `unlisten()` itself throws — Tauri's `UnlistenFn` is a sync local-registry deregistration; throwing is implausible. Wrapping would be the over-defensive-for-testability anti-pattern flagged in the plan.
* Extracting a unit-testable listen-pair utility — over-refactor-for-testability anti-pattern.
* Adding `@testing-library/svelte` component tests — too heavy a dep for one component-shape test.
### B.12 — documented pass (no commit)
**Surface:** `crates/transcription/src/{transcriber.rs,local_engine.rs,whisper_rs_backend.rs}`. Three existing tests pin the trait-level contract (`FlagSnoopingBackend` + `SpeechModelAdapter` pre-dispatch + dispatch-when-clear). The compile-time gate (no default impl) is the strongest guarantee; all four `impl Transcriber` sites have explicit implementations. The "uncancellable middle" race in `SpeechModelAdapter` is documented with a `// SAFETY:` comment and architectural reasoning (live session drops receiver, orphan exits on `tx.send` failure) — honour the original author's annotation.
### B.13 — documented pass (no commit)
**Surface:** `src-tauri/src/commands/live.rs::drain_timeout_for_inflight`. Four existing tests cover every branch: 5x scaling, floor for short chunks, None fallback, defensive against NaN/inf/0/negative. The drain loop's actual firing path (set abort_flag, drop inflight, return error) is acknowledged as hard-to-fixture via the `// SAFETY:` comment at lines 557-561 (requires a wedged whisper-rs that can't be constructed without a real model). Honoured.
### B.14 — documented pass (no commit)
**Surface:** `crates/audio/src/capture.rs` + `src-tauri/src/commands/live.rs::poll_capture_drops` + `recv_audio`'s replay_buffer drain. The rollback-deferred-until-dimensions-known semantics correctly handle validation-window drops with saturating arithmetic. `replay_buffer` bypasses the 32-slot channel cap as the commit claimed. Unit-testing the full capture pipeline requires real cpal hardware which can't be mocked without invasive refactoring — honour the implicit "this can't be fixtured cheaply" boundary.
### B.15 — documented pass (no commit)
**Surface:** `src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs::test_llm_model`. The `afbd33d` fix is minimal + correct (`Option<bool> use_gpu` with `unwrap_or(true)` matching `load_llm_model`'s default). Phase B.7's `AlreadyLoading` guard now provides defence-in-depth — a parallel load attempt is refused with `AlreadyLoading` rather than silently overwritten on a (id, path, use_gpu) triple mismatch.
**Latent concern (not B.15-scope):** the frontend `SettingsPage.svelte:694` caller doesn't pass `use_gpu` because no UI for GPU on/off exists. When such UI is built, the test button should pass the user's preference through to `test_llm_model` (and `load_llm_model`). Future-feature work.
### Phase B summary
* Nine surgical commits in the audit pass: `643985d`, `31e3f5a`, `20ef6c4`, `d8fa4ff`, `7f0e1b0`, `f252c1b`, `813f024`, `401b6c3`, `1c4ac98` (B.2 through B.10).
* Five documented passes: B.11, B.12, B.13, B.14, B.15.
* New tests added: 8 Rust unit tests (B.2 rename, B.3 +1, B.4 +1, B.5 +2, B.6 +1, B.7 +1, B.9 +2) + 1 vitest test (B.10).
* All Phase A baseline gates remain green: `cargo test --workspace` 417 / 0, `cargo fmt --check` clean, `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` clean, `npm run test` 13 / 13, `npm run check` 0 / 0 across 4015 files.

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# Lumotia v0.1 release-completion implementation plan
> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development to implement this plan. Each task below is dispatched to a fresh sonnet subagent with a self-contained brief, then verified before checking off. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking.
**Goal:** Complete every code-side item in `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md` and `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md`. Document everything that fundamentally requires the human (signing certs, real-hardware probes, smoke-test on platforms we don't have, tester recruitment) so the user can pick those up immediately after this session.
**Architecture:** Three layers preserved (Svelte UI → Tauri commands → Rust crates). New work lands as: SQLite migration v17 (`onboarding_events`, `lumotia_events`), one new Tauri commands module (`commands/onboarding.rs`), new Svelte components (`StatusPill.svelte`, `PostCaptureCard.svelte`, settings restructure), surgical edits to `FirstRunPage.svelte` / `DictationPage.svelte` / `SettingsPage.svelte` / `+layout.svelte`, and release-doc additions (CHANGELOG.md, release notes, privacy disclosure page, README updates).
**Tech Stack:** Tauri 2 + Svelte 5 runes + Rust workspace + SQLite via sqlx 0.8 + FTS5. No new dependencies introduced.
---
## Baseline verified before starting (2026-05-14 22:32)
- ✅ `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` clean
- ✅ `npm run check` — 4015 files / 0 errors / 0 warnings
- ✅ `npm run test` — 13/13 vitest passing
- ✅ `cargo fmt --check` clean
- ✅ `scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh` exists + executable
- Not yet run on baseline: `cargo test --workspace`, `cargo clippy -D warnings`, dogfood drill (will run after Tier 1+2)
---
## Recon findings — what's already done vs missing
### ✅ Already complete (verify + tick only)
- Trust + security boundary: MCP read-only (`crates/mcp/src/main.rs:18` uses `init_readonly`); MCP stdio-only (no TCP listener); `lumotia-cloud-providers` has zero `#[tauri::command]`; `npm audit signatures` runs in `run.sh:30`.
- LLM cleanup + tag extraction failure paths preserve raw transcript (`crates/ai-formatting/src/llm_client.rs:142-159`, `src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs:422-439`).
- Design-system preview catalog: 20 HTML files under `src/design-system/preview/` (matches doc inventory).
- `prefers-reduced-motion`: respected in CompletionSparkline, ToastViewport, SettingsGroup, TasksPage, DictationPage, app.css.
- Tauri commands invoke handler: 95+ commands wired in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs:678+`.
- `KNOWN-ISSUES.md`: KI-01 → KI-06 + RB-08 entries present.
- `rust-toolchain.toml`: pinned to 1.94.1.
- `dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh`: exists + executable.
- `FirstRunPage.svelte` (348 lines): exists with skip option (lines 339-345) and probe/download flows.
- Versions synced (3-of-4): `src-tauri/Cargo.toml` = `package.json` = `tauri.conf.json` = `0.1.0`. Workspace `Cargo.toml` lacks an explicit version field — decide policy in Tier 2.
### 🔧 Partial (needs targeted fix)
- First-run gate (`src/routes/+layout.svelte:345-353`) — gates on model-presence, should also check `onboarding_events` record.
- Recording-as-sacred-state — `page.recording` boolean is tracked but nav doesn't simplify during recording.
- Error-state copy — error strings exist but leak raw `err.message` (e.g. `SettingsPage.svelte` audio/vocabulary/diagnostic errors); needs plain-language sweep.
- Keyboard shortcuts + focus ring — hotkey infrastructure exists, but `:focus-visible` coverage is minimal in `app.css`, textarea uses `focus:outline-none` (line 1058 of DictationPage), no Ctrl+K / Esc-closes-modal documented.
- Task-extraction LLM call (`crates/llm/src/lib.rs:525-554`) — returns Err on parse failure with no rule-based fallback. Verify whether a separate frontend regex extractor exists; if not, add backend fallback.
- `how-lumotia-is-built.md` exists at `docs/release/` but is not linked from `README.md`.
- README mentions install paths + first-run but does not brand v0.1 as the launch release or link the GitHub issues URL explicitly.
### ❌ Missing entirely (build from scratch)
- `StatusPill.svelte` Svelte component + `components-status-pills.html` preview entry + app-wide integration (Ready / Recording / Paused / Transcribing / Cleaning / Extracting tasks / Saved / Exported / Needs review / Failed safely).
- Post-capture card component — surfaces after every recording with raw transcript / cleaned / extracted tasks / MicroSteps / Save / Export / Start-first-MicroStep / Open-in-History.
- `onboarding_events` SQLite table (`completed_at`, `skipped`, `version`) + migration v17.
- `lumotia_events` SQLite table for activation log.
- `src-tauri/src/commands/onboarding.rs` Tauri commands module.
- Settings → Help section with manual-launch tutorial trigger.
- Pre-supplied test-recording prompt step in FirstRunPage.
- Settings 6-section sanity pass: current 7-group structure (Audio / Vocabulary / Transcription / AI & Processing / Tasks & Rituals / Output & Capture / Appearance & System) does not match v0.1 spec (Start Here / Transcription / Models / Tasks / Accessibility / Privacy / Advanced).
- `CHANGELOG.md` (does not exist at repo root).
- Release notes draft (does not exist).
- Privacy + AI-use disclosure page (does not exist).
- AppImage SHA-256 publication in `.github/workflows/build.yml`.
- Per-platform "first install warning you may see" doc.
- Diagnostic bundle command (logs + system info + redacted preferences, skip transcripts/audio).
- `Settings → Diagnostics → Activation log` UI surfacing the local activation events.
- LLM hang timeout wrap (per known-limitations soft edge — confirm if v0.1 must-fix or v0.2 deferral).
- npm dev deps exact-pin sweep (10 ^/~ ranges remaining in `devDependencies`).
- Workspace `Cargo.toml` version-field policy decision.
### 👤 Human-required (cannot complete in this session — Tier 4 will document)
- Windows code-signing certificate procurement + wiring secrets into `.github/workflows/build.yml`.
- macOS notarisation with Apple Developer ID + secrets wiring.
- App Nap real-hardware verification on Apple Silicon (`RB-08`).
- Manual smoke-test matrix on 5 platforms (Linux Fedora, Linux Ubuntu LTS, macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, Windows 11).
- 10-step tester acceptance flow personally on Linux.
- Recruiting 20 testers + private-beta activation metrics + public-launch metrics.
- Decision recorded for KI-02 (Linux idle inhibit) and KI-03 (Windows sleep prevention) — fix-if-tiny vs document.
---
## Tier 1 — Foundation (sequential, must complete before Tier 2 parallels)
### Task 1.1: SQLite migration v17 — onboarding_events + lumotia_events tables
**Files:**
- Modify: `crates/storage/src/migrations.rs` (add migration v17)
- Reference: `crates/storage/src/lib.rs` (storage entry point — confirm migration registration pattern)
**Brief for subagent:**
Add migration v17 to `crates/storage/src/migrations.rs`. Two tables:
```sql
-- onboarding_events: gates first-run, supplies time-to-first-capture metric
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS onboarding_events (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
event TEXT NOT NULL, -- 'started' | 'permissions_granted' | 'model_ready' | 'test_recording' | 'cleaned_transcript_seen' | 'completed' | 'skipped'
completed_at INTEGER NOT NULL, -- unix epoch seconds
version TEXT NOT NULL, -- onboarding flow version, e.g. '0.1.0'
skipped INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, -- 1 if step skipped, 0 if completed
notes TEXT -- optional free-text; e.g. selected model name, error reason
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_onboarding_events_event ON onboarding_events(event);
-- lumotia_events: opt-in local activation log (Settings → Diagnostics → Activation log surface)
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS lumotia_events (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
kind TEXT NOT NULL, -- 'first_capture' | 'first_export' | 'first_search' | 'first_task_extract' | 'capture_completed' | 'task_extracted'
occurred_at INTEGER NOT NULL, -- unix epoch seconds
payload TEXT -- JSON blob, optional, NEVER includes transcript text
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_lumotia_events_kind ON lumotia_events(kind);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_lumotia_events_occurred ON lumotia_events(occurred_at);
```
Match the existing migration registration pattern (look at v16 to see how migrations are added to the migration list). Add a unit test in the same file pattern as existing migration tests that opens an in-memory SQLite, runs migrations through v17, and confirms both tables exist.
Run `cargo test -p lumotia-storage` and report pass/fail. If fail, fix and re-run.
---
### Task 1.2: Onboarding Tauri commands module
**Files:**
- Create: `src-tauri/src/commands/onboarding.rs`
- Modify: `src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs` (register new module)
- Modify: `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` (register commands in invoke handler)
**Brief for subagent:**
Create `src-tauri/src/commands/onboarding.rs` exposing these `#[tauri::command]` functions, each calling into `lumotia-storage`:
- `record_onboarding_event(event: String, version: String, skipped: bool, notes: Option<String>) -> Result<(), String>`
- `list_onboarding_events() -> Result<Vec<OnboardingEvent>, String>`
- `has_completed_onboarding() -> Result<bool, String>` — returns true if any row with event='completed' or event='skipped' exists
- `record_lumotia_event(kind: String, payload: Option<String>) -> Result<(), String>`
- `list_lumotia_events() -> Result<Vec<LumotiaEvent>, String>`
- `clear_lumotia_events() -> Result<(), String>` — for the user opt-out path
Define `OnboardingEvent` and `LumotiaEvent` as `serde::Serialize` structs in the same file. Use `chrono::Utc::now().timestamp()` for occurred_at. Keep functions thin — the storage helpers do the SQL work.
Add the corresponding helpers to `crates/storage/src/lib.rs` (or an `events.rs` module): `insert_onboarding_event`, `list_onboarding_events`, `has_completed_onboarding`, `insert_lumotia_event`, `list_lumotia_events`, `clear_lumotia_events`. Use the existing `Storage` struct's connection pool.
Add unit tests in the storage crate for each helper (in-memory SQLite, insert + retrieve round-trip).
Register the module in `src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs` and add the six commands to the `tauri::generate_handler!` macro list in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs`.
Run `cargo build -p lumotia` and `cargo test -p lumotia-storage`. Both must pass.
---
### Task 1.3: StatusPill Svelte component + preview entry
**Files:**
- Create: `src/lib/components/StatusPill.svelte`
- Create: `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html`
**Brief for subagent:**
Create a `StatusPill.svelte` component using Svelte 5 runes. Props (use `$props()`):
```ts
type Status =
| 'ready'
| 'recording'
| 'paused'
| 'transcribing'
| 'cleaning'
| 'extracting-tasks'
| 'saved'
| 'exported'
| 'needs-review'
| 'failed-safely';
let { status, label = undefined } = $props<{ status: Status; label?: string }>();
```
Render a pill (rounded-full span) with:
- Plain-text label (use the prop, fall back to a default map: `ready → "Ready"`, `recording → "Recording"`, `paused → "Paused"`, `transcribing → "Transcribing"`, `cleaning → "Cleaning"`, `extracting-tasks → "Extracting tasks"`, `saved → "Saved"`, `exported → "Exported"`, `needs-review → "Needs review"`, `failed-safely → "Failed safely"`).
- A small leading dot (color-coded but never the only signal — the literal label is always present).
- Color tokens from `src/design-system/preview/colors-semantic.html` — read that file to pick the right semantic colour per state. (`ready` → neutral, `recording` → accent/danger, `paused` → warning, `transcribing/cleaning/extracting-tasks` → progress, `saved/exported` → success, `needs-review/failed-safely` → warning/danger).
- `aria-live="polite"` so screen readers announce state changes.
- Honour `prefers-reduced-motion` — no animation on the dot if the media query matches.
Create `src/design-system/preview/components-status-pills.html` mirroring the structure of the existing `components-toasts.html` and `components-buttons.html` files in the same directory: render every status with its label so the catalogued surface is visible.
Do NOT integrate into the app yet — that happens in Tier 2 task 2.5.
Smoke-test by running `npm run check` — must stay 0 errors / 0 warnings.
---
## Tier 2 — Independent UI + onboarding + LLM work (parallelisable after Tier 1)
### Task 2.1: First-run gate fix + tutorial relaunch from Settings → Help
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/routes/+layout.svelte` (gate logic around lines 345-353)
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` (add Help section with "Replay first-run tutorial" button)
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte` (call `record_onboarding_event` on each completion)
**Brief for subagent:**
Two changes:
1. **First-run gate** in `src/routes/+layout.svelte`: after the existing model-presence check around lines 345-353, ALSO call `invoke<boolean>('has_completed_onboarding')`. If `true`, do NOT route to first-run regardless of model state — that's the migration-aware bypass. If `false` AND no models, route to first-run as today.
2. **FirstRunPage** (`src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte`): after each successful step in the existing flow (probe success, model download success, ready-screen reached, skip), call `invoke('record_onboarding_event', { event, version: '0.1.0', skipped, notes })` with the appropriate event name. Use the event vocabulary from migration v17 (`started`, `permissions_granted`, `model_ready`, `test_recording`, `cleaned_transcript_seen`, `completed`, `skipped`). On the final success path call `record_onboarding_event` with `event='completed'`. On the skip path call with `event='skipped'`.
3. **SettingsPage Help section**: add a new top-level section titled "Help" near the bottom of the settings list. One button: "Replay first-run tutorial". On click, set a session flag and navigate to first-run (`page.current = 'first-run'`). The flag tells FirstRunPage to skip the migration-bypass.
Do NOT do the full settings 6-section regroup here — that's Task 2.4. Just add the Help section as-is.
Run `npm run check` — must stay 0 errors / 0 warnings. Run `cargo build -p lumotia` to make sure the Rust side still compiles.
---
### Task 2.2: Pre-supplied test-recording prompt + failure recovery in FirstRunPage
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/FirstRunPage.svelte`
**Brief for subagent:**
Add two improvements to FirstRunPage:
1. **Pre-supplied test-recording prompt step** — between the existing "model ready" state and the "rituals" preference prompts, add a "Try a test recording" step. Show the user a short, neutral pre-supplied sentence to read aloud, e.g.:
> "Try saying: 'Today is a good day to test my microphone and see how the transcription looks.'"
Render a record button (reuse the existing toggleRecording wiring from DictationPage if extractable, otherwise inline a minimal recorder). After a successful test recording, call `record_onboarding_event` with `event='test_recording'`, then proceed to a "Here's your cleaned transcript" preview step (event='cleaned_transcript_seen'). User clicks "Looks good" to continue.
2. **Failure recovery** — every existing error path (probe failure, download failure, test-recording failure) must show: error description in plain words, a **Retry** button that re-runs the same step, and a **Skip this step** secondary button that records the event with `skipped: true` and proceeds. No dead-end "something went wrong" with no buttons.
Run `npm run check` and `npm run test`. Both must stay green.
---
### Task 2.3: Post-capture card component + integration into capture flow
**Files:**
- Create: `src/lib/components/PostCaptureCard.svelte`
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` (render the card after recording stops)
**Brief for subagent:**
Create `PostCaptureCard.svelte` (Svelte 5 runes). Props:
```ts
type Props = {
transcriptId: string;
rawTranscript: string;
cleanedTranscript: string;
cleanedSource: 'llm' | 'rule-based'; // labels which path produced the cleaned version
extractedTasks: string[];
microSteps?: string[]; // surfaced when a task is selected
onSelectTask?: (idx: number) => void;
onExport?: () => void;
onStartFirstMicroStep?: () => void;
onOpenInHistory?: () => void;
};
```
Render as a card (reuse classes from `src/design-system/preview/components-cards.html`):
- Heading: "Captured — saved" with a `<StatusPill status="saved" />` to the right.
- Cleaned transcript prominent; raw transcript collapsible (`<details><summary>Show raw transcript</summary>`).
- A label "(cleaned by local model)" or "(cleaned by rules)" depending on `cleanedSource`.
- Extracted tasks as a list; clicking one calls `onSelectTask` and reveals MicroSteps.
- Action buttons: Save (already happened — show as confirmation `<StatusPill status="saved" />`), Export, Start first MicroStep (only enabled if microSteps present), Open in History.
- DO NOT include: suggested title, suggested folder/project/area/person/topic, possible-links, accept/edit/park/archive, confidence scores. Those are v0.2 (per `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md` "post-capture card display-only" boundary).
Integrate into `DictationPage.svelte`: after a recording stops and cleanup completes, show the card below or in place of the textarea. Wire the action props to existing functions where they exist (export → existing export flow, openInHistory → router push to `/history?id=...`).
Also: on first successful capture, fire `invoke('record_lumotia_event', { kind: 'first_capture' })` — but only if no `first_capture` event already exists. (Cheap check: read activation events on app start, cache.)
Run `npm run check` and `npm run test`. Both must stay green.
---
### Task 2.4: Settings 6-section sanity pass + Help section integration
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte`
**Brief for subagent:**
Restructure SettingsPage.svelte's section grouping to match the v0.1 spec from `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md` section 5 — preserve every existing setting, just regroup. Final order (top to bottom):
1. **Start Here** — model picker, microphone, language
2. **Transcription** — engine choice, cleanup level, custom vocabulary preview
3. **Models** — download, switch, disk-space readout
4. **Tasks** — energy-aware sequencing toggles, WIP limit
5. **Accessibility** — `prefers-reduced-motion`, contrast, typography size, screen-reader hints
6. **Privacy** — local-only badge, AI-use disclosure link (link to `/docs/privacy.md` once Task 3.3 lands; for now use `/docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`), local activation log toggle, data-dir location
7. **Advanced** — everything else, hidden under a click (collapsed by default)
8. **Help** (added in Task 2.1, keep at bottom) — replay first-run tutorial, link to known-limitations doc, link to GitHub issues
Existing settings to relocate (current → new section):
- Audio settings → split: device picker → Start Here, advanced gain/sample-rate → Advanced
- Vocabulary → Transcription
- AI & Processing → split: cleanup-level toggle → Transcription, model-warmup toggles → Models
- Tasks & Rituals → split: WIP/sequencing → Tasks, ritual settings → Advanced
- Output & Capture → Advanced (paste matrix, hotkey)
- Appearance & System → split: contrast/motion/typography → Accessibility, theme/window opacity → Advanced
The full progressive-disclosure regroup with search box is **deferred to v0.2** per the boundary doc — this pass is "the basics are findable", NOT "every setting is grouped beautifully". Do not invent new settings or remove existing ones. Just move them.
Add a one-line `<p>` under "Privacy": "Local activation log: this is stored on your device only and never sent anywhere. You can clear it any time." With a "Clear activation log" button wired to `invoke('clear_lumotia_events')`.
Run `npm run check` — must stay 0 errors / 0 warnings.
---
### Task 2.5: StatusPill app-wide integration
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` (replace status string + colour with StatusPill)
- Modify: any sidebar status chip component (recon noted `LlmStatusChip` — find it and integrate, or replace with StatusPill)
- Modify: `src/lib/components/PostCaptureCard.svelte` (already wired in Task 2.3 but verify)
- Modify: any other surface that surfaces async state strings — sweep with `rg "Recording\.\.\.|Cleaning|Transcribing|Saved|Exported"` and replace where appropriate
**Brief for subagent:**
Sweep the frontend for every place async/transcription state is surfaced as a hand-rolled label or coloured dot. Replace each with `<StatusPill status="..." />`. The Recon turned up these surfaces explicitly — start there:
- `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` lines 84-311 — `page.status` string + `page.statusColor` hex pairs
- Any `LlmStatusChip.svelte` or `StatusChip.svelte` in `src/lib/components/`
- `src/lib/pages/HistoryPage.svelte` if it surfaces per-row state (check)
- Toast text where async state is being narrated to the user
Map the old status strings to the new vocabulary:
- "Ready" → `ready`
- "Recording..." or "Recording" → `recording`
- "Loading model..." or "Transcribing..." → `transcribing`
- "Cleaning up..." → `cleaning`
- "Extracting tasks..." → `extracting-tasks`
- "Saved" → `saved`
- "Exported" → `exported`
- "Error" + raw err.message → `failed-safely` and the err.message goes into a sibling explainer line (not into the pill)
- "Paused" → `paused`
Preserve any custom user-visible label by passing `label={...}` if the existing copy is more specific than the default.
Run `npm run check`. Must stay 0 errors / 0 warnings. Do a manual visual check by running `npm run dev:frontend` if helpful.
---
### Task 2.6: Recording-as-sacred-state — nav simplification during active recording
**Files:**
- Modify: the layout file that renders the secondary nav (likely `src/routes/+layout.svelte` or `src/lib/components/Sidebar.svelte` — find via `rg "History" src/`)
- Modify: `src/lib/stores/page.svelte.ts` (expose `recording` state if not already exposed for layout consumption)
**Brief for subagent:**
When `page.recording === true`, the sidebar/secondary nav must visibly de-emphasise (greyed, lower opacity, non-interactive — but NOT removed from DOM, so screen-reader users can still navigate).
Specifically during recording:
- Settings / History / Tasks nav items: `opacity-30 pointer-events-none aria-disabled="true"`
- Only-visible primary action: the recording timer and Pause / Stop / Cancel buttons
- Cancel must show a confirm prompt before discarding
Add a small fade transition (200ms) wrapped in `prefers-reduced-motion` so it instantly snaps for users who opt out.
DO NOT remove DOM nodes — accessibility intent is "de-emphasise visually" not "hide from assistive tech". Use `aria-disabled` and `tabindex="-1"` to remove from tab order while recording.
Run `npm run check`. Must stay clean.
---
### Task 2.7: Home capture clarity — big record button + status pill + last-capture preview
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte`
**Brief for subagent:**
Apply the v0.1-ui-hardening.md section 1 "Home capture clarity" mantra to DictationPage.svelte. Within the existing structure, ensure:
1. **Big record button** is the visually dominant element on initial render — minimum 80px diameter, centred or top-of-content, primary CTA colour. Visible within 1 second of landing on Home (no hover, no scroll required).
2. **Status pill** rendered prominently near the record button using `<StatusPill status="..." />` (already wired in Task 2.5).
3. **Profile + model summary** — single read-only line near the top: `<small>Profile: {{name}} · Model: {{model}}</small>` so the user can see what they're capturing as.
4. **Last-capture preview** — collapsed card showing: the last cleaned transcript (first 80 chars + ellipsis), timestamp, click expands or jumps to History. Hidden if no captures exist.
5. No more than 3 visible secondary CTAs at any time. If there are more than 3, fold the rest behind a "More" disclosure.
Don't redesign the page — additive hardening only. Existing template-selector / live-warning / save confirmation stay. Just hoist the primary action and add the preview.
Run `npm run check` and `npm run test`. Both must stay green.
---
### Task 2.8: Error-state copy sweep
**Files:**
- Sweep the frontend with `rg -n "Error|err\.message|error\.message|Could not|Failed" src/` and address every visible-to-user surface
**Brief for subagent:**
Sweep every error surface in `src/` and rewrite to match this contract (per `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md` section 6):
1. **Preserve raw transcript** — any error path triggered during/after a recording must NOT clear the textarea or post-capture card data. If the failing function returns an error, surface the error but leave the captured data intact.
2. **Plain words** — replace raw `err.message` exposure with a human sentence + the raw cause folded into a `<details>` for the curious. Example transformation:
- Before: `error = 'Could not enumerate audio devices: ' + err.message`
- After: `error = 'We couldn't list your audio devices. Plug a microphone in or grant Lumotia microphone permission, then try again.'` with `<details><summary>Technical details</summary>{err.message}</details>` underneath.
3. **Tell the user what to do next** — every error surface ends with one concrete next action: "Try again", "Continue without LLM", "Open Settings → Privacy", "See known limitations".
4. **No stack traces in the user-facing surface** — stack traces go to the existing crash dump / log files only.
Use `<StatusPill status="failed-safely" />` next to the explainer when the data was preserved through the failure (LLM cleanup error, task-extract error, tag-extract error). Use `<StatusPill status="needs-review" />` when the user has to act.
Files known to need rewrites (from recon):
- `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` — recording / transcription error surfaces
- `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` — `audioDevicesError`, `vocabularyError`, `diagnosticReportError`, `ttsVoicesError`
- Toast components — review every toast call site
Run `npm run check` and `npm run test`. Both must stay green. Run `rg "err\.message" src/` after the sweep — every remaining match should be inside a `<details>` block, not in primary copy.
---
### Task 2.9: Keyboard flow + focus ring restoration + 10-step keyboard test
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/app.css` (broaden `:focus-visible` coverage)
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/DictationPage.svelte` (remove `focus:outline-none` on textarea, line ~1058)
- Modify: layout/keybinding registration — find existing hotkey wiring, add Ctrl+K (search) and Esc (close modal) bindings
- Modify: any modal components — confirm Esc closes them
**Brief for subagent:**
Per v0.1-ui-hardening.md section 7 the entire 10-step tester acceptance flow must be completable via keyboard alone.
Concrete changes:
1. **Focus ring** — in `src/app.css`, add a global `:focus-visible` rule that's visible on every interactive element at default zoom. Use the existing accent token. Do NOT use `:focus` (always-on) — `:focus-visible` only fires for keyboard focus, which is what we want. Remove any `focus:outline-none` Tailwind utility on visible interactive elements (textarea on DictationPage line ~1058 is the known violator — sweep for others).
2. **Ctrl+K opens search** — wire a global keyboard listener in the root layout. On Ctrl+K (or ⌘+K on macOS), navigate to History and focus the search input. If already on History, focus the search input.
3. **Escape closes modal** — every dialog/modal component must respond to Escape with close. Check existing modals (template menu, ritual config, etc.) and add the listener if missing.
4. **Open Settings from anywhere** — Ctrl+, (or ⌘+,) navigates to Settings.
5. **Recording start/stop** — already wired via `lumotia:toggle-recording` event. Verify the keyboard binding is configurable in Settings → Advanced (or Help) and labelled there.
6. **Arrow keys through MicroSteps** — in PostCaptureCard.svelte, when MicroSteps are visible, ↑/↓ move focus between them, Enter starts the timer on the focused MicroStep.
7. **No `:hover`-only controls** — sweep `rg "group-hover|hover:" src/` and verify every hover-only affordance has a keyboard equivalent (focus-visible variant or always-visible).
After implementing, manually walk the 10-step flow with keyboard only in `npm run dev:frontend` if helpful; otherwise `npm run check` clean is the gate.
---
### Task 2.10: Task-extraction LLM rule-based fallback
**Files:**
- Modify: `crates/llm/src/lib.rs` (around `extract_tasks_with_feedback`, lines 525-554)
- Modify: `crates/llm/src/lib.rs` (add a `rule_based_extract_tasks` function or move existing if present)
- Modify: `src-tauri/src/commands/tasks.rs` (line 350-375 — fall back to rule-based on LLM error)
**Brief for subagent:**
Per `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` ("AI cleanup + extraction failure modes" — Task extraction throws → rule-based regex+verb-list extractor takes over), the contract is that task extraction NEVER returns no tasks just because the LLM failed.
First, recon: search the codebase for an existing rule-based task extractor. `rg -n "extract_tasks|rule_based|verb_list|imperative" crates/ src-tauri/`. If one exists, wire it in. If not, build a minimal one in `crates/llm/src/lib.rs`:
```rust
pub fn rule_based_extract_tasks(transcript: &str) -> Vec<String> {
// Split on sentence boundaries (. ? ! and newlines).
// Keep sentences that start with an imperative verb (need to / I need to / let me / I should /
// remember to / don't forget to / make sure / call / send / write / fix / update / review).
// Cap at 10 to avoid wall-of-text.
// Trim, dedupe.
}
```
Then in `extract_tasks_with_feedback` (or wherever the cmd-side calls happen, around `commands/tasks.rs:350-375`): on `Err` from the LLM call, log a warning, call `rule_based_extract_tasks(&transcript)`, return those. Surface to the frontend with a flag so the UI can label them "(rule-based)" — extend the existing return type with an `extracted_via: 'llm' | 'rule-based'` field if helpful, or use a sentinel prefix in the strings.
Add unit tests: a transcript containing "I need to send Sarah the report tomorrow. Don't forget the slide deck." should produce 2 rule-based tasks.
Run `cargo test -p lumotia-llm` and `cargo test --workspace`. Both must pass.
---
### Task 2.11: LLM hang timeout wrap (decision: v0.1 vs v0.2)
**Decision needed:** The `v0.1-known-limitations.md` documents the LLM-hang case as a v0.2 hygiene track item ("the only soft edge"). Two options:
- **Option A (v0.1 fix):** Wrap the LLM cleanup / extraction calls in a `tokio::time::timeout(Duration::from_secs(120), ...)`. On timeout, propagate to the rule-based fallback. Status pill shows `failed-safely`.
- **Option B (v0.2 deferral):** Leave the soft edge as documented. No code change in this task.
**Default choice for this plan:** Option A. The 120s timeout is a one-line change per call site and closes a real user-trust issue with no architectural risk. If the user prefers Option B, this task becomes a no-op + a tick on the known-limitations entry.
**Files (if Option A):**
- Modify: `src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs` (cleanup_text command + extract_tasks command + extract_content_tags command)
**Brief for subagent (Option A):**
For each of the three LLM Tauri commands (cleanup_text, extract_tasks_cmd, extract_content_tags_cmd) wrap the LLM call in `tokio::time::timeout(Duration::from_secs(120), ...)`. On timeout, return `Err("LLM call timed out — using fallback or preserved input.")`. The frontend already receives this and surfaces via Task 2.8 error-copy contract.
For `extract_tasks_cmd`, after the timeout fires, call `rule_based_extract_tasks` from Task 2.10 and return those tasks instead of an error.
Run `cargo build -p lumotia` and `cargo test --workspace`.
---
## Tier 3 — Release artefacts + docs (parallelisable, can start anytime)
### Task 3.1: CHANGELOG.md seeded with Phase 1-8 outcomes
**Files:**
- Create: `CHANGELOG.md` (repo root)
**Brief for subagent:**
Create `CHANGELOG.md` at repo root following Keep a Changelog format. Seed it with the v0.1.0 entry written in end-user voice (NOT commit-log style). Read recent commits via `git log --oneline -50` and `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md` to harvest material, then write 5-10 bullet points under sections:
```
# Changelog
All notable user-facing changes to Lumotia are documented here.
Format: Keep a Changelog. Versioning: SemVer.
## [Unreleased]
## [0.1.0] - 2026-MM-DD
### Added
- Local-first dictation with Whisper or Parakeet on your device
- Automatic transcript cleanup (rule-based + optional local LLM)
- Task extraction with rule-based fallback when the LLM is unavailable
- MicroSteps + 5-minute focus timer
- History with full-text search
- Markdown export with frontmatter (single + bulk + collision-suffixing)
- Read-only MCP server (lumotia-mcp) for connecting external agents to your transcript history
- First-run onboarding flow with optional skip
- ...
### Privacy
- All transcription, cleanup, and task extraction runs on your device.
- No telemetry. Optional local-only activation log lives in the Settings → Diagnostics surface and never leaves the machine.
### Known limitations
- See docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md for the honest list.
```
Keep it under one screen per section. End-user voice means: "task extraction" not "extract_content_tags GBNF grammar wiring". Date placeholder `2026-MM-DD` — fill in on tag day.
No code change to verify. After writing, view it via `cat CHANGELOG.md` and confirm structure.
---
### Task 3.2: Release notes draft (one page max, plain language)
**Files:**
- Create: `docs/release/v0.1-release-notes.md`
**Brief for subagent:**
Write a one-page (≤ 600 word) release notes draft for the public download page. Cover:
- **What Lumotia is** — one paragraph, no jargon. "Local-first dictation that turns your voice notes into clean transcripts and actionable tasks. Everything runs on your device."
- **What's in v0.1** — 5-7 bullet points in user-benefit voice ("Talk into the app. Get a clean transcript. See your to-dos. Search your history.")
- **Privacy + AI use** — one paragraph linking to `how-lumotia-is-built.md` and `v0.1-known-limitations.md`. "We use AI tools to write Lumotia. We disclose how. We test what matters. Read the trust page."
- **First-install warnings** — one short section: macOS Gatekeeper, Windows SmartScreen, Linux AppImage SHA-256 instructions. Two sentences each. (Cross-link: see `docs/release/install-warnings.md` from Task 3.5.)
- **Supported platforms** — table from the checklist. Linux primary; macOS Apple Silicon + Windows 11 best-effort; macOS Intel only-if-smoke-tested.
- **Known limitations link** — single line: "See `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md` for the honest list."
- **Reporting issues** — GitHub URL placeholder.
Match the tone of `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`. No emoji. No marketing fluff. Calm, specific.
---
### Task 3.3: Privacy + AI-use disclosure page
**Files:**
- Create: `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`
**Brief for subagent:**
Create `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`. Sections:
1. **What stays local** — explicit list (audio, transcripts, tasks, MicroSteps, history, models, ontology, activation log).
2. **What optionally reaches the network** — explicit list of every outbound network call the app can make (model downloads from HuggingFace, version-update check if wired, npm audit signatures during dev). For each: when it happens, what data is sent, what consent gate exists.
3. **What NEVER leaves the machine** — explicit list (audio, transcripts, tasks, voice).
4. **AI use disclosure** — local LLM is used for cleanup + task extraction; runs on device; downloaded once. The implementation itself is AI-assisted (per `how-lumotia-is-built.md`). Link to that doc.
5. **MCP server caveat** — the read-only MCP surface gives any wired client read access to all transcripts and tasks. Treat with the same care as a folder of personal notes. (Mirror the wording from `v0.1-known-limitations.md`.)
6. **Activation log** — opt-in, local-only, never sent. Settings → Diagnostics → Clear button.
7. **Crash dumps + logs** — where they live, what they contain, whether they're auto-deleted.
8. **Your data, your machine** — one closing paragraph. AGPL-3.0-or-later licence, public repo, audit it yourself.
Audience: end users, not engineers. Tone: calm, specific, no fluff. Length: ≤ 600 words.
Link from: `SettingsPage.svelte` Privacy section (already wired to point here in Task 2.4), and `README.md` (added in Task 3.4).
---
### Task 3.4: README updates — link how-built, GitHub issues, v0.1 framing
**Files:**
- Modify: `README.md`
**Brief for subagent:**
Targeted README updates:
1. Replace the "Pre-alpha" status line with a short "v0.1 release" section that points to:
- `docs/release/v0.1-release-notes.md`
- `docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md`
- `docs/release/how-lumotia-is-built.md`
- `docs/release/privacy-and-ai-use.md`
2. Add a "Reporting issues" section near the bottom: GitHub issues URL `https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/issues`.
3. Confirm install paths per platform are still correct (AppImage / .deb / .dmg / .msi / .exe).
4. Confirm first-run expectations are accurate (model download, microphone permission prompt).
5. Do NOT touch the project pitch / design principles sections — they're locked.
After editing, run `npm run check` (no Svelte impact, but checks markdown links if configured). Read the final file and confirm all four release-doc links resolve to actual files.
---
### Task 3.5: Per-platform first-install warning doc
**Files:**
- Create: `docs/release/install-warnings.md`
**Brief for subagent:**
One-page doc enumerating what users will see on first install per platform and how to proceed safely. Sections:
- **macOS** — Gatekeeper warning ("App can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer"). Workaround: System Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway". This warning will disappear once we ship a notarised build with an Apple Developer ID. Tracked: see `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` (RB-08-related).
- **Windows** — SmartScreen "Windows protected your PC" warning. Workaround: click "More info" → "Run anyway". This warning will disappear once we ship an EV-signed installer.
- **Linux AppImage** — verify the SHA-256 checksum published next to the AppImage on the release page. Show the verification one-liner: `sha256sum lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage` then compare to the published value. Optional: import the GPG key once published.
Tone: matter-of-fact, "this is what to do, don't panic, it's expected for a new app". Length: ≤ 400 words.
Link from `v0.1-release-notes.md` (Task 3.2) and `README.md` (Task 3.4).
---
### Task 3.6: AppImage SHA-256 publication wired into build.yml
**Files:**
- Modify: `.github/workflows/build.yml`
**Brief for subagent:**
After the AppImage build step in `.github/workflows/build.yml`, add a step that:
1. Computes `sha256sum lumotia-*.AppImage > lumotia-*.AppImage.sha256`
2. Uploads the `.sha256` file alongside the AppImage as a release artefact
Use the existing `actions/upload-artifact@v4` pattern in the workflow. Do not modify the macOS or Windows steps — they have signing pending (Task 4 — human-required documented).
Reference: GitHub Actions native `runner.os == 'Linux'` conditional. Use `sha256sum` (Linux) — there's no need for a cross-platform variant because this only runs on the Linux job.
After editing, validate the YAML parses by running `yq eval . .github/workflows/build.yml > /dev/null` or just inspect manually.
---
### Task 3.7: Workspace Cargo.toml version policy + npm dev deps exact-pin sweep
**Files:**
- Modify: `Cargo.toml` (workspace root)
- Modify: `package.json`
**Brief for subagent:**
Two parts:
1. **Workspace version policy:** Add `[workspace.package]` section to root `Cargo.toml`:
```toml
[workspace.package]
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
license = "AGPL-3.0-or-later"
repository = "https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia"
```
Then for each crate's `Cargo.toml` (under `crates/*` and `src-tauri/`), change the `[package]` section to inherit:
```toml
[package]
name = "lumotia-foo"
version.workspace = true
edition.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
description = "..." # keep crate-specific descriptions
```
This keeps the version source-of-truth in one place. Run `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` after — must stay green.
2. **npm dev deps exact-pin:** In `package.json`, find every `^X.Y.Z` and `~X.Y.Z` in `devDependencies`. For each, run `npm view <pkg> version` to get the latest X.Y.Z (or pin to the version that's currently installed per `package-lock.json` — safer). Replace `^X.Y.Z` with `X.Y.Z`. Do NOT change ranges in `dependencies` (runtime deps are usually OK to leave caret-ranged for security patches).
Recon noted these 10 ranges in devDependencies — pin each:
- `@sveltejs/adapter-static`, `@sveltejs/kit`, `@tauri-apps/cli`, plus 7 others — discover via `node -e "const p = require('./package.json'); for (const [k,v] of Object.entries(p.devDependencies||{})) if (/[\^~]/.test(v)) console.log(k, v)"`.
After editing, run `npm ci --ignore-scripts` to confirm the lockfile resolves cleanly. Run `npm run check` and `npm run test` — both must stay green.
Report any version mismatch surprises (if a current devDep version is behind a published security patch, flag it).
---
### Task 3.8: Diagnostic bundle Tauri command
**Files:**
- Create: `src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs` (or extend if already exists per recon — module list shows `diagnostics` exists)
- Modify: `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` (register if new command)
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` Diagnostics section (add "Generate diagnostic bundle" button)
**Brief for subagent:**
The existing `commands/diagnostics.rs` already does some work (recon noted `diagnosticReportError` in SettingsPage). Extend it (or add) `generate_diagnostic_bundle()` that produces a zip file at a user-chosen path containing:
- App version, Tauri version, Rust toolchain, OS + version
- Last 7 days of logs (whatever Tauri-app `tracing` is writing, capped at 5 MB)
- Recent crash dumps (cap at 3 most recent files)
- Redacted preferences — `preferences.json` with sensitive fields blanked (no API keys if any exist; mask user-set vocabulary entries)
**Critical:** must NEVER include audio files or transcript text. Sweep the bundle assembler with a deny-list of file globs (`**/*.wav`, `**/*.opus`, `**/transcripts/**`, `**/audio/**`).
Use `zip` crate (already in workspace if present, otherwise add). Pop a save dialog via `tauri-plugin-dialog`. After save, surface a toast: "Diagnostic bundle saved. You can attach this to a GitHub issue."
Wire into SettingsPage.svelte under the Help (or Diagnostics) section: a "Generate diagnostic bundle" button that calls the command.
Run `cargo build -p lumotia` and `cargo test --workspace`.
---
### Task 3.9: Activation log surface in Settings → Diagnostics
**Files:**
- Modify: `src/lib/pages/SettingsPage.svelte` (add Activation log subsection under Privacy or Help)
**Brief for subagent:**
Add a small Activation log subsection in SettingsPage.svelte. On render, call `invoke('list_lumotia_events')` and display:
- A short paragraph: "This log lives on your device only. We never send it anywhere. It records anonymous milestones (first capture, first export, first task extracted) so you can see your own usage shape."
- A table: kind | occurred_at (formatted) | payload (if any)
- A "Clear activation log" button → `invoke('clear_lumotia_events')` then refresh the table.
- A toggle: "Record activation events" — when off, frontend doesn't fire any new `record_lumotia_event` calls. Persist the toggle in `preferences.json` (use existing preferences plumbing).
Run `npm run check`. Must stay clean.
---
## Tier 4 — Documentation of human-required residual
### Task 4.1: Annotate the checklist with residual + human-required notes
**Files:**
- Modify: `docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md`
- Modify: `docs/release/v0.1-ui-hardening.md`
**Brief for subagent (or me directly at end):**
After Tier 1-3 land and Tier 5 gates pass, walk every unchecked box in the two release docs and either:
- Tick if completed (with a one-liner reference to the commit / file that satisfies it)
- Leave unchecked + add a `> 👤 HUMAN REQUIRED:` note explaining why this can't be automated and what specific action the user takes (e.g. "purchase EV signing certificate from DigiCert", "run smoke-test on Apple Silicon hardware", "recruit 5 testers").
Specific items expected to land in the human-required bucket:
- Windows code-signing certificate sourcing + signing wiring
- macOS notarisation with Apple Developer ID
- macOS Apple Silicon App Nap real-hardware verification (RB-08)
- The 5-platform smoke-test matrix
- The 10-step tester acceptance flow personally on Linux
- Private-beta tester recruitment + activation metrics measurement
- Public v0.1 launch metrics (20/15/10/5 strangers)
- Decision log for KI-02 (Linux idle inhibit) + KI-03 (Windows sleep prevention) — fix-if-tiny vs document
Do NOT silently tick a box that hasn't been verified. If a code-side item lands but a manual verification step is also required, leave the box unticked and add both a `Code: ✅` and a `Manual: 👤 pending` note.
---
## Tier 5 — Quality gates + dogfood drill (final pass)
### Task 5.1: Run all quality gates green
**Brief for subagent (or me directly):**
After Tier 1-3 lands, in order:
```
cargo fmt --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
npm run check
npm run test
scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh
```
Each must exit 0. Fix any failure root-cause; do not paper over with `#[allow(...)]` or `npm-check-ignore`. Any new clippy lints introduced by Tier 1-3 work get fixed at the call site.
Report the full output (or summary if green) of each command. The session is done when all six are green.
---
## Self-review of plan
**Spec coverage check** (matched to `v0.1-checklist.md` + `v0.1-ui-hardening.md`):
- Product surface: covered by recon (already shipped) + Task 4.1 (verify + tick).
- First-run onboarding: Task 1.1 (table) + Task 1.2 (commands) + Task 2.1 (gate) + Task 2.2 (test prompt + recovery) + Task 2.4 (Help section) — all 6 sub-items addressed.
- Release artefacts: Task 3.1 (CHANGELOG) + Task 3.2 (release notes) + Task 3.4 (README) + Task 3.5 (warnings doc) + Task 3.6 (AppImage SHA) + Task 3.7 (version sync + npm pin). Code-signing → Task 4.1 human-required.
- Documentation: Task 3.3 (privacy page) + Task 3.4 (README link) — known-limitations + how-built already exist.
- UI acceptance: Tasks 1.3 + 2.3 + 2.5 + 2.6 + 2.7 + 2.8 + 2.9 — all 13 checklist sub-items addressed.
- Quality gates: Task 5.1 — all 8 gates run.
- Trust + security: already verified by recon (Task 4.1 ticks).
- Release-blocker resolution: Task 4.1 documents RB-08 + KI-02 + KI-03 as human decisions.
- Supported platforms + smoke matrix: Task 4.1 documents as human-required.
- Activation metrics: Task 1.1 (table) + Task 3.9 (UI surface) + Task 4.1 documents the human measurement.
**Placeholder scan:** none. Every task has concrete files, brief, gate. The Apple-ID / Windows-cert items live in Tier 4 deliberately as documented residual.
**Type-consistency check:** `record_onboarding_event` / `list_onboarding_events` / `has_completed_onboarding` / `record_lumotia_event` / `list_lumotia_events` / `clear_lumotia_events` are used identically across Tasks 1.2, 2.1, 2.3, 2.4, 3.9. `StatusPill` props (`status: Status; label?: string`) are used identically across Tasks 1.3, 2.3, 2.5, 2.7, 2.8.
---
## Execution model
Subagent-Driven mode: each task is dispatched to a fresh sonnet subagent with a self-contained brief lifted from the task body above. The dispatcher (this main session) verifies the work between tasks via:
- Re-running the gate the task brief specified (e.g. `cargo test -p lumotia-storage` after Task 1.1)
- Spot-reading the changed files
- Confirming no regression in the global gates set
Tier 1 runs sequentially (Tasks 1.1 → 1.2 → 1.3) because Task 1.2 depends on 1.1's tables and Task 2.x depends on 1.1-1.3 foundations.
Tier 2 fans out: 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 2.10, 2.11 can run in parallel batches of 3-4 (avoid touching the same files concurrently — DictationPage.svelte is touched by 2.3, 2.5, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9 so those serialise).
Tier 3 fans out completely: 3.1-3.9 are independent of each other and of Tier 2.
Tier 4 + 5 are end-of-session.

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"preview": "vite preview",
"check": "svelte-kit sync && svelte-check --tsconfig ./jsconfig.json",
"check:watch": "svelte-kit sync && svelte-check --tsconfig ./jsconfig.json --watch",
"test": "vitest run",
"test:watch": "vitest",
"test:e2e": "playwright test",
"test:e2e:ui": "playwright test --ui",
"test:browser": "vitest --config vitest.browser.config.js --run",
"test:rust:fast": "cargo nextest run --workspace",
"analyze": "ANALYZE=1 vite build",
"guard:no-skeleton": "node scripts/guard-no-skeleton.mjs",
"tauri": "tauri"
},
"license": "MIT",
"dependencies": {
"@chenglou/pretext": "0.0.5",
"@internationalized/date": "3.12.1",
"@tauri-apps/api": "2.10.1",
"@tauri-apps/plugin-autostart": "^2.5.1",
"@tauri-apps/plugin-dialog": "^2.7.1",
"@tauri-apps/plugin-global-shortcut": "^2.3.1",
"@tauri-apps/plugin-notification": "^2.3.3",
"@tauri-apps/plugin-opener": "^2",
"bits-ui": "2.18.1",
"formsnap": "2.0.1",
"lucide-svelte": "^0.577.0",
"svelte-i18n": "^4.0.1"
"svelte-i18n": "^4.0.1",
"sveltekit-superforms": "2.30.1",
"zod": "4.4.3"
},
"devDependencies": {
"@sveltejs/adapter-static": "^3.0.10",
"@sveltejs/kit": "^2.58.0",
"@sveltejs/vite-plugin-svelte": "^5.0.0",
"@tailwindcss/vite": "^4.2.1",
"@tauri-apps/cli": "^2",
"svelte": "^5.0.0",
"svelte-check": "^4.0.0",
"tailwindcss": "^4.2.1",
"typescript": "~5.6.2",
"vite": "^6.4.2"
"@axe-core/playwright": "4.11.3",
"@playwright/test": "1.60.0",
"@sveltejs/adapter-static": "3.0.10",
"@sveltejs/kit": "2.58.0",
"@sveltejs/vite-plugin-svelte": "5.1.1",
"@tailwindcss/vite": "4.2.1",
"@tauri-apps/cli": "2.10.1",
"@vitest/browser": "4.1.6",
"@vitest/browser-playwright": "4.1.6",
"jsdom": "29.1.1",
"playwright": "1.60.0",
"rollup-plugin-visualizer": "7.0.1",
"svelte": "5.53.12",
"svelte-check": "4.4.5",
"tailwindcss": "4.2.1",
"typescript": "5.6.3",
"vite": "6.4.2",
"vitest": "4.1.6",
"vitest-browser-svelte": "2.1.1"
}
}

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import { defineConfig, devices } from "@playwright/test";
// Frontend-only E2E. The dev server is SvelteKit (npm run dev:frontend) on
// localhost:1420 — Tauri IPC is not present. Tests must not depend on Tauri
// commands; mock the invoke boundary if you need a Tauri-flavoured surface,
// or skip the assertion with a reason and cover it via `cargo test` instead.
//
// Visual diffs are NOT failing the build yet; screenshots are captured as
// artifacts. After Phase 7 stabilises the UI, a follow-up commit promotes
// baselines and enables failing diffs.
export default defineConfig({
testDir: "tests/e2e",
fullyParallel: true,
forbidOnly: !!process.env.CI,
retries: process.env.CI ? 2 : 0,
reporter: [["list"], ["html", { open: "never", outputFolder: "playwright-report" }]],
outputDir: "test-results",
// Vite's first compile of the SPA tree can blow past the default 5s
// expect timeout on cold runs (especially on the 900x700 project,
// which fires before any module cache is warm). Bumping the global
// expect timeout avoids per-test {timeout: …} sprinkles.
expect: { timeout: 15_000 },
use: {
baseURL: "http://localhost:1420",
trace: "on-first-retry",
screenshot: "only-on-failure",
},
projects: [
{
name: "chromium-900x700",
use: { ...devices["Desktop Chrome"], viewport: { width: 900, height: 700 } },
},
{
name: "chromium-1440x900",
use: { ...devices["Desktop Chrome"], viewport: { width: 1440, height: 900 } },
},
],
webServer: {
command: "npm run dev:frontend",
url: "http://localhost:1420",
reuseExistingServer: !process.env.CI,
timeout: 120_000,
},
});

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;;
esac
# Supply-chain pre-flight. Verify npm registry signatures whenever the
# lockfile has changed since the last successful audit. Skip with
# LUMOTIA_SKIP_AUDIT=1 (e.g. offline dev). Fails loud on signature mismatch.
audit_stamp=".lumotia-last-audit"
if [ "${LUMOTIA_SKIP_AUDIT:-0}" != "1" ]; then
if [ ! -f "$audit_stamp" ] || [ "package-lock.json" -nt "$audit_stamp" ]; then
printf 'Lockfile changed since last audit. Verifying npm signatures...\n' >&2
if ! npm audit signatures; then
printf 'npm audit signatures FAILED. Possible supply-chain compromise. Investigate before launching. Override: LUMOTIA_SKIP_AUDIT=1\n' >&2
exit 1
fi
touch "$audit_stamp"
fi
fi
printf 'Starting Vite dev server...\n' >&2
npm run dev:frontend &
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[toolchain]
# Pinned to stop rustc / rustfmt / clippy drift across contributor machines
# and CI runners. Bumping this version requires:
# - cargo fmt --check clean on the new toolchain
# - cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings clean
# - cargo test --workspace green
# in that order, committed as a hygiene sweep separate from feature work.
channel = "1.94.1"
components = ["rustfmt", "clippy"]
profile = "minimal"

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// Drives the dev server with Playwright bundled chromium.
// Captures /design-system-v2 in 3 quietware modes (dark/light/HC) + a fallback.
import { chromium } from "playwright";
import { mkdir } from "node:fs/promises";
const OUT = "/tmp/lumotia-v0.3-screenshots";
await mkdir(OUT, { recursive: true });
const browser = await chromium.launch({ headless: true });
const ctx = await browser.newContext({
viewport: { width: 1440, height: 1024 },
deviceScaleFactor: 2,
});
const page = await ctx.newPage();
// Capture console for diagnosis
page.on("pageerror", e => console.error("[page error]", e.message));
page.on("console", m => { if (m.type() === "error") console.error("[console]", m.text()); });
async function setMode({ design, theme, contrast }) {
await page.evaluate(({ design, theme, contrast }) => {
const h = document.documentElement;
if (design) h.setAttribute("data-design", design); else h.removeAttribute("data-design");
if (theme) h.setAttribute("data-theme", theme); else h.removeAttribute("data-theme");
if (contrast) h.setAttribute("data-contrast", contrast); else h.removeAttribute("data-contrast");
}, { design, theme, contrast });
}
const CAPTURES = [
// route, modes
{ route: "/design-system-v2", name: "design-system" },
];
const MODES = [
{ id: "v02-dark", design: null, theme: null, contrast: null, label: "v0.2 baseline (no quietware)" },
{ id: "quiet-dark", design: "quietware", theme: null, contrast: null, label: "Quietware dark" },
{ id: "quiet-light", design: "quietware", theme: "light", contrast: null, label: "Quietware light" },
{ id: "quiet-hc-dark", design: "quietware", theme: null, contrast: "high", label: "Quietware high-contrast (dark base)" },
{ id: "quiet-hc-light", design: "quietware", theme: "light", contrast: "high", label: "Quietware high-contrast (light base)" },
];
const BASE = "http://localhost:1420";
for (const capture of CAPTURES) {
console.log(`\n=== ${capture.name} (${capture.route}) ===`);
try {
await page.goto(BASE + capture.route, { waitUntil: "networkidle", timeout: 30000 });
} catch (e) {
console.error(`navigation failed: ${e.message}`);
continue;
}
// Wait a beat for Svelte hydration + font load
await page.waitForTimeout(1500);
for (const mode of MODES) {
await setMode(mode);
await page.waitForTimeout(400); // CSS transitions
const file = `${OUT}/${capture.name}__${mode.id}.png`;
await page.screenshot({ path: file, fullPage: true });
const stats = await page.evaluate(() => ({
h: document.documentElement.dataset.design || "(none)",
t: document.documentElement.dataset.theme || "(default)",
c: document.documentElement.dataset.contrast || "(default)",
}));
console.log(` ${mode.id} design=${stats.h} theme=${stats.t} contrast=${stats.c}`);
}
}
// Also try the root route — may render the Dictation/FirstRun page if Tauri APIs
// gracefully degrade in browser context. Worth attempting; if it crashes we just skip.
try {
console.log("\n=== root route (best effort) ===");
await page.goto(BASE + "/", { waitUntil: "domcontentloaded", timeout: 15000 });
await page.waitForTimeout(2000);
for (const mode of MODES.slice(0, 3)) {
await setMode(mode);
await page.waitForTimeout(400);
const file = `${OUT}/root__${mode.id}.png`;
await page.screenshot({ path: file, fullPage: false });
console.log(` root ${mode.id}`);
}
} catch (e) {
console.error(`root route skipped: ${e.message}`);
}
// Files page — SPA navigation via the sidebar item.
try {
console.log("\n=== files page (best effort) ===");
await page.evaluate(() => {
const items = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('button, a, [role="button"], li'));
const target = items.find(el => (el.textContent || "").trim().toLowerCase() === "files");
if (target) target.click();
});
await page.waitForTimeout(1500);
for (const mode of MODES.slice(1, 3)) {
await setMode(mode);
await page.waitForTimeout(400);
const file = `${OUT}/files__${mode.id}.png`;
await page.screenshot({ path: file, fullPage: false });
console.log(` files ${mode.id}`);
}
} catch (e) {
console.error(`files page skipped: ${e.message}`);
}
// History page — SPA navigation via the sidebar item.
try {
console.log("\n=== history page (best effort) ===");
await page.evaluate(() => {
const items = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('button, a, [role="button"], li'));
const target = items.find(el => (el.textContent || "").trim().toLowerCase() === "history");
if (target) target.click();
});
await page.waitForTimeout(1500);
for (const mode of MODES.slice(1, 3)) {
await setMode(mode);
await page.waitForTimeout(400);
const file = `${OUT}/history__${mode.id}.png`;
await page.screenshot({ path: file, fullPage: false });
console.log(` history ${mode.id}`);
}
} catch (e) {
console.error(`history page skipped: ${e.message}`);
}
await browser.close();
console.log(`\nWrote screenshots to ${OUT}/`);

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#!/usr/bin/env node
// v0.2 frontend-overhaul UI capture.
//
// Spins up `npm run dev:frontend` with the design-system-v2 env flag,
// drives Playwright Chromium at 1440x900, walks every reachable UI
// surface, and writes a PNG per surface to /home/jake/lumotia-v0.2-screenshots/.
//
// The dev server runs without Tauri, so any Tauri-only surface (record
// flow, model download, model loading state) renders the graceful
// browser-preview fallback rather than the production state. This is
// intentional and matches what the Phase 1 e2e smoke baseline captures.
//
// Usage:
// node scripts/capture-v0.2-screenshots.mjs
import { chromium } from "playwright";
import { spawn } from "node:child_process";
import { mkdir, rm } from "node:fs/promises";
import { existsSync } from "node:fs";
import { setTimeout as sleep } from "node:timers/promises";
const OUT_DIR = "/home/jake/lumotia-v0.2-screenshots";
const BASE = "http://localhost:1420";
const VIEWPORT = { width: 1440, height: 900 };
async function waitForUrl(url, timeoutMs = 60_000) {
const started = Date.now();
while (Date.now() - started < timeoutMs) {
try {
const res = await fetch(url, { method: "GET" });
if (res.ok) return;
} catch { /* not up yet */ }
await sleep(500);
}
throw new Error(`dev server did not come up on ${url} within ${timeoutMs}ms`);
}
async function startDevServer() {
console.log("Starting Vite dev server …");
const env = { ...process.env, VITE_LUMOTIA_DESIGN_SYSTEM_V2: "1" };
const proc = spawn("npm", ["run", "dev:frontend"], { env, stdio: "ignore" });
await waitForUrl(BASE);
console.log("Vite up at", BASE);
return proc;
}
async function shoot(page, slug, label, action) {
console.log(` ${slug}: ${label}`);
await page.goto(BASE + "/");
await page.locator("main").waitFor({ state: "visible", timeout: 20_000 }).catch(() => {});
if (action) {
try { await action(page); } catch (err) {
console.warn(` action failed for ${slug}:`, err.message);
}
}
await page.waitForTimeout(700);
await page.screenshot({ path: `${OUT_DIR}/${slug}.png` });
}
async function shootRoute(page, route, slug, label) {
console.log(` ${slug}: ${label} (${route})`);
await page.goto(BASE + route);
// Wait for at least one Lumotia text node to appear; the design-system-v2
// route in particular hydrates a lot of primitives and needs longer than
// the previous flat 1.2 s sleep.
await page.waitForSelector("text=Lumotia", { timeout: 10_000 }).catch(() => {});
await page.waitForTimeout(2500);
await page.screenshot({ path: `${OUT_DIR}/${slug}.png` });
}
async function main() {
if (existsSync(OUT_DIR)) await rm(OUT_DIR, { recursive: true, force: true });
await mkdir(OUT_DIR, { recursive: true });
const dev = await startDevServer();
let proc = dev;
let browser;
try {
browser = await chromium.launch();
const ctx = await browser.newContext({ viewport: VIEWPORT });
const page = await ctx.newPage();
page.on("pageerror", (e) => console.warn(" pageerror:", e.message));
// Five sidebar-driven pages — click via aria-label.
await shoot(page, "01-dictation", "Dictation (default)", null);
await shoot(page, "02-files", "Files", (p) => p.click("[aria-label='Files']"));
await shoot(page, "03-tasks", "Tasks", (p) => p.click("[aria-label='Tasks']"));
await shoot(page, "04-history", "History", (p) => p.click("[aria-label='History']"));
await shoot(page, "05-settings", "Settings", (p) => p.click("[aria-label='Settings']"));
// Theme + zone variants of the default Dictation page so reviewers
// can sanity-check the warm-brutalist tokens hold up across all six
// (3 zones × 2 themes) surface sets per docs/release §15 mitigation.
for (const theme of ["dark", "light"]) {
for (const zone of ["cave", "energy", "reset"]) {
await shoot(page, `06-dictation-${theme}-${zone}`, `Dictation ${theme}/${zone}`, async (p) => {
await p.evaluate(({ t, z }) => {
document.documentElement.dataset.theme = t;
document.documentElement.dataset.zone = z;
}, { t: theme, z: zone });
});
}
}
// Standalone windows.
await shootRoute(page, "/float", "07-float", "Float — task panel");
await shootRoute(page, "/viewer", "08-viewer", "Viewer — transcript");
await shootRoute(page, "/preview", "09-preview", "Preview — transcription overlay");
// Internal preview surface (gated by VITE_LUMOTIA_DESIGN_SYSTEM_V2=1).
await shootRoute(page, "/design-system-v2", "10-design-system-v2", "Design system v0.2 preview");
console.log("");
console.log(`Screenshots written to: ${OUT_DIR}`);
} finally {
if (browser) await browser.close();
proc?.kill();
}
}
main().catch((err) => {
console.error(err);
process.exit(1);
});

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// v0.3 Phase 4k — Lumotia quietware colour-contrast check.
//
// Parses the v0.3 quietware CSS files, builds per-mode token tables
// (dark / light / HC), resolves scale-token references, and verifies
// every known component-token pair against the WCAG 2.2 minima:
//
// Normal text: 4.5:1
// Large text / UI: 3:1
//
// Exits 0 on full pass, 1 on any failure. Designed to run pre-commit
// or in CI so the colour grammar stays correct as the palette evolves.
//
// Invocation: node scripts/check-colour-contrast.mjs
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { resolve, dirname } from "node:path";
import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
const here = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
const SCALES_PATH = resolve(here, "../src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-scales.css");
const TOKENS_PATH = resolve(here, "../src/design-system/v0.3-quietware-tokens.css");
// Pairs to check. Each entry: [fg-token, bg-token, label, min].
// Border-on-its-own-fill pairs intentionally omitted — those borders
// serve hover/active state cues, not text legibility, and inherently
// share hue with the fill. The caution-on-cream notice border is
// included as a "known limitation" pair (yellow on cream is the
// structural yellow problem; role identity is carried by the
// left-bar + icon + label combo, not border contrast alone).
const PAIRS = [
["--button-record-fg", "--button-record-bg", "Record button text on red", 4.5],
["--button-primary-fg", "--button-primary-bg", "Primary button text on blue", 4.5],
["--button-danger-fg", "--button-danger-bg", "Danger button text on red", 4.5],
["--button-success-fg", "--button-success-bg", "Success button text on green", 4.5],
["--button-caution-fg", "--button-caution-bg", "Caution button text on yellow", 4.5],
["--button-neutral-fg", "--button-neutral-bg", "Neutral button text", 4.5],
["--progress-download-fill", "--progress-track", "Download progress vs track", 3.0],
["--progress-success-fill", "--progress-track", "Success progress vs track", 3.0],
["--progress-disk-danger-fill", "--progress-track", "Disk-danger progress", 3.0],
["--notice-info-border", "--color-bg-card", "Info notice border on card", 3.0],
["--color-text", "--color-bg", "Body text on background", 4.5],
["--color-text", "--color-bg-card", "Body text on card surface", 4.5],
];
// Pairs that fail but are KNOWN structural limitations. Report only,
// do not count toward exit code.
const KNOWN_LIMITATIONS = [
["--progress-caution-fill", "--progress-track", "Caution progress on cream — known yellow limit", 3.0],
["--notice-caution-border", "--color-bg-card", "Caution notice border on cream — known yellow limit", 3.0],
];
// Each scope: name + selectors it represents.
const SCOPES = [
{ name: "Quietware DARK", selectors: [':root[data-design="quietware"]'] },
{ name: "Quietware LIGHT", selectors: [':root[data-design="quietware"]', ':root[data-design="quietware"][data-theme="light"]'] },
{ name: "Quietware HC light", selectors: [
':root[data-design="quietware"]',
':root[data-design="quietware"][data-contrast="high"]',
]},
{ name: "Quietware HC dark", selectors: [
':root[data-design="quietware"]',
':root[data-design="quietware"][data-contrast="high"]',
':root[data-design="quietware"][data-contrast="high"]:not([data-theme="light"])',
]},
];
// --- parser ---
function parseCSS(source) {
// Strip comments and split blocks. Each block: { selector, decls: Map<key,value> }.
const stripped = source.replace(/\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\//g, "");
const blocks = [];
const blockRe = /([^{}]+)\{([^{}]*)\}/g;
let m;
while ((m = blockRe.exec(stripped)) !== null) {
const selector = m[1].trim();
const body = m[2];
const decls = new Map();
for (const decl of body.split(";")) {
const idx = decl.indexOf(":");
if (idx < 0) continue;
const key = decl.slice(0, idx).trim();
const value = decl.slice(idx + 1).trim();
if (key.startsWith("--")) decls.set(key, value);
}
blocks.push({ selector, decls });
}
return blocks;
}
const allBlocks = [
...parseCSS(readFileSync(SCALES_PATH, "utf8")),
...parseCSS(readFileSync(TOKENS_PATH, "utf8")),
];
// Build per-scope token tables.
function tableFor(scopeSelectors) {
const table = new Map();
for (const sel of scopeSelectors) {
for (const block of allBlocks) {
// Match selectors as comma-separated lists too.
const sels = block.selector.split(",").map(s => s.trim());
if (sels.includes(sel)) {
for (const [k, v] of block.decls) table.set(k, v);
}
}
}
return table;
}
// Resolve a CSS value to a hex, following var() references through the table.
function resolveToken(value, table, depth = 0) {
if (depth > 25) return null;
value = value.trim();
if (/^#[0-9a-fA-F]{3,8}$/.test(value)) return value;
// var(--name, fallback)
const varMatch = value.match(/^var\((--[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+)(?:,\s*(.+))?\)$/);
if (varMatch) {
const name = varMatch[1];
const fallback = varMatch[2];
if (table.has(name)) return resolveToken(table.get(name), table, depth + 1);
if (fallback) return resolveToken(fallback, table, depth + 1);
return null;
}
// color-mix(...) — handle the simple `color-mix(in <space>, X N%, Y)` form.
const mixMatch = value.match(/^color-mix\(\s*in\s+\w+\s*,\s*(.+)\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)%\s*,\s*(.+)\)$/);
if (mixMatch) {
const a = resolveToken(mixMatch[1], table, depth + 1);
const pct = Number(mixMatch[2]) / 100;
const b = resolveToken(mixMatch[3], table, depth + 1);
if (!a) return null;
if (mixMatch[3].trim() === "transparent") return a; // contrast against the visible part
if (!b) return a;
return mixHex(a, b, pct);
}
// rgb(...) — rare, ignore for now.
return null;
}
function hexToRgb(hex) {
hex = hex.replace("#", "");
if (hex.length === 3) hex = hex.split("").map(c => c + c).join("");
if (hex.length === 8) hex = hex.slice(0, 6);
return [parseInt(hex.slice(0, 2), 16), parseInt(hex.slice(2, 4), 16), parseInt(hex.slice(4, 6), 16)];
}
function rgbToHex([r, g, b]) {
return "#" + [r, g, b].map(c => Math.max(0, Math.min(255, Math.round(c))).toString(16).padStart(2, "0").toUpperCase()).join("");
}
function mixHex(aHex, bHex, ratio) {
const a = hexToRgb(aHex);
const b = hexToRgb(bHex);
return rgbToHex(a.map((v, i) => v * ratio + b[i] * (1 - ratio)));
}
function srgbLin(c) {
c /= 255;
return c <= 0.03928 ? c / 12.92 : Math.pow((c + 0.055) / 1.055, 2.4);
}
function luminance([r, g, b]) {
return 0.2126 * srgbLin(r) + 0.7152 * srgbLin(g) + 0.0722 * srgbLin(b);
}
function contrast(a, b) {
const la = luminance(hexToRgb(a));
const lb = luminance(hexToRgb(b));
const [hi, lo] = la > lb ? [la, lb] : [lb, la];
return (hi + 0.05) / (lo + 0.05);
}
// --- run checks ---
let totalFails = 0;
const out = [];
for (const scope of SCOPES) {
const table = tableFor(scope.selectors);
out.push(`\n=== ${scope.name} ===`);
for (const [fgKey, bgKey, label, min] of PAIRS) {
const fgHex = resolveToken(table.get(fgKey) ?? "", table);
const bgHex = resolveToken(table.get(bgKey) ?? "", table);
if (!fgHex || !bgHex) {
out.push(` ?? ${label}: ${fgKey}=${fgHex ?? "unresolved"} / ${bgKey}=${bgHex ?? "unresolved"}`);
continue;
}
const ratio = contrast(fgHex, bgHex);
const ok = ratio >= min;
const marker = ok ? " ok" : "FAIL";
out.push(` ${marker} ${label} fg=${fgHex} on bg=${bgHex} ${ratio.toFixed(2)}:1 (min ${min}:1)`);
if (!ok) totalFails += 1;
}
// Known limitations — report only.
for (const [fgKey, bgKey, label, min] of KNOWN_LIMITATIONS) {
const fgHex = resolveToken(table.get(fgKey) ?? "", table);
const bgHex = resolveToken(table.get(bgKey) ?? "", table);
if (!fgHex || !bgHex) continue;
const ratio = contrast(fgHex, bgHex);
const ok = ratio >= min;
out.push(` ${ok ? " ok" : "warn"} ${label} fg=${fgHex} on bg=${bgHex} ${ratio.toFixed(2)}:1 (target ${min}:1)`);
}
}
console.log(out.join("\n"));
console.log(`\nTotal failures: ${totalFails}`);
process.exit(totalFails ? 1 : 0);

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Lumotia rebrand-migration dogfood drill.
#
# Launches the real lumotia binary against synthetic legacy magnotia state
# planted on disk, then probes the post-startup state to confirm both
# migration paths ran:
# 1. paths.rs: ~/.local/share/magnotia/ -> ~/.local/share/lumotia/
# magnotia.db -> lumotia.db
# 2. tauri_app_data_migration.rs:
# ~/.local/share/uk.co.corbel.magnotia/ copied via staging to
# ~/.local/share/consulting.corbel.lumotia/ (legacy preserved
# as a backup)
#
# Modes:
# (default) Sandbox. Sets HOME=<tempdir>, plants legacy state
# inside, launches the binary, verifies, tears down.
# Faithful on Linux. NOT faithful on macOS (Tauri 2
# uses NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains which
# ignores HOME overrides and would write to your
# real Application Support tree).
# --against-real-home Real $HOME. Refuses to run if any lumotia data
# already exists at the real paths. Backs up the
# legacy planting before running so cleanup can
# restore your real-home tree to its pre-drill
# state.
#
# Flags:
# --keep Keep the sandbox dir / preserved backups after the
# run for manual inspection.
# --timeout SECS How long to wait for the binary to come up and run
# the migration. Default 20s. Bump on slow hardware
# or when running under a debugger.
# --binary PATH Override the default ./target/debug/lumotia.
#
# Exit codes:
# 0 all probes passed
# 1 a probe failed (migration did not produce the expected on-disk state)
# 2 argument error
# 3 preflight check failed (real-home already has lumotia data, binary
# missing, unsupported platform for sandbox mode, ...)
set -euo pipefail
MODE="sandbox"
KEEP=false
TIMEOUT_SECS=20
BINARY="./target/debug/lumotia"
# ---- arg parsing -----------------------------------------------------------
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
case "$1" in
--against-real-home) MODE="real-home"; shift ;;
--keep) KEEP=true; shift ;;
--timeout) TIMEOUT_SECS="$2"; shift 2 ;;
--binary) BINARY="$2"; shift 2 ;;
-h|--help)
sed -n '2,33p' "$0" | sed 's/^# \{0,1\}//'
exit 0 ;;
*) echo "Unknown option: $1" >&2; exit 2 ;;
esac
done
# ---- preflight -------------------------------------------------------------
if [[ ! -x "$BINARY" ]]; then
echo "FAIL: binary not found at $BINARY. Run 'cargo build -p lumotia' first." >&2
exit 3
fi
PLATFORM="$(uname -s)"
if [[ "$MODE" == "sandbox" && "$PLATFORM" == "Darwin" ]]; then
echo "FAIL: sandbox mode is not faithful on macOS." >&2
echo " Tauri 2 uses NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains which ignores HOME overrides." >&2
echo " Either run on Linux or use --against-real-home (with backup discipline)." >&2
exit 3
fi
# Real-home mode: refuse to run if the user already has lumotia data on
# disk. We'd risk merging fake planted state into real data on cleanup.
if [[ "$MODE" == "real-home" ]]; then
REAL_HOME="$HOME"
REAL_LUMOTIA_DATA="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$REAL_HOME/.local/share}/lumotia"
REAL_LUMOTIA_TAURI="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$REAL_HOME/.local/share}/consulting.corbel.lumotia"
for p in "$REAL_LUMOTIA_DATA" "$REAL_LUMOTIA_TAURI" "$REAL_HOME/.lumotia"; do
if [[ -e "$p" ]]; then
echo "FAIL: $p already exists. Refusing to run in real-home mode against existing data." >&2
echo " Either back it up manually and remove the original, or run in sandbox mode." >&2
exit 3
fi
done
fi
# ---- sandbox setup ---------------------------------------------------------
if [[ "$MODE" == "sandbox" ]]; then
SANDBOX="$(mktemp -d -t lumotia-dogfood-XXXXXX)"
export HOME="$SANDBOX"
unset XDG_DATA_HOME
PLANT_ROOT="$SANDBOX/.local/share"
echo "Sandbox: $SANDBOX (HOME overridden)"
else
SANDBOX="" # signal: don't tear down a sandbox at the end
PLANT_ROOT="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}"
echo "Real home: planting under $PLANT_ROOT"
fi
LOG_FILE="$(mktemp -t lumotia-dogfood-binary-XXXXXX.log)"
cleanup() {
if [[ -n "${BINARY_PID:-}" ]] && kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
kill -TERM "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
sleep 0.5
kill -KILL "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
if [[ "$KEEP" == "false" && -n "$SANDBOX" && -d "$SANDBOX" ]]; then
rm -rf "$SANDBOX"
fi
if [[ "$KEEP" == "false" && "$MODE" == "real-home" ]]; then
# Real-home cleanup: remove planted legacy state AND any
# post-migration artefacts we created. We refused to start if
# any of these existed, so removing them now is safe.
rm -rf \
"$PLANT_ROOT/magnotia" \
"$PLANT_ROOT/uk.co.corbel.magnotia" \
"$PLANT_ROOT/lumotia" \
"$PLANT_ROOT/consulting.corbel.lumotia"
fi
}
trap cleanup EXIT INT TERM
# ---- plant synthetic legacy state -----------------------------------------
mkdir -p "$PLANT_ROOT/magnotia/recordings/2026-05-13"
# Plant a sentinel non-DB file inside the legacy data dir to confirm the
# migration sweeps the whole tree, not just magnotia.db.
echo "fake-wav-bytes-for-dogfood-drill" > "$PLANT_ROOT/magnotia/recordings/2026-05-13/clip.wav"
# An empty file at magnotia.db is enough for the file-level rename probe.
# The Rust integration test (crates/storage/tests/legacy_db_migration.rs)
# covers the "DB still openable after rename" path with a real SQLite;
# this drill is about the LIVE BINARY at startup, not schema integrity.
: > "$PLANT_ROOT/magnotia/magnotia.db"
mkdir -p "$PLANT_ROOT/uk.co.corbel.magnotia/localStorage/leveldb"
echo "sentinel-leveldb-bytes" > "$PLANT_ROOT/uk.co.corbel.magnotia/localStorage/leveldb/000003.log"
echo '{"main":{"x":100,"y":200,"width":1280,"height":720}}' > "$PLANT_ROOT/uk.co.corbel.magnotia/window-state.json"
echo "Planted synthetic legacy state. Launching $BINARY..."
# ---- launch binary in background, give it time to run migrations ----------
# RUST_LOG forces lumotia_startup tracing events to disk regardless of any
# default filter. The setup hook logs `migrated legacy magnotia data dir`
# at info level on a successful rename.
RUST_LOG="lumotia_startup=info,lumotia=info" \
"$BINARY" >"$LOG_FILE" 2>&1 &
BINARY_PID=$!
# Wait for either: the migration log line to appear, OR the timeout.
DEADLINE=$(( $(date +%s) + TIMEOUT_SECS ))
MIGRATED_DATA_DIR_SEEN=false
MIGRATED_TAURI_DIR_SEEN=false
while (( $(date +%s) < DEADLINE )); do
if grep -q "migrated legacy magnotia data dir to lumotia" "$LOG_FILE" 2>/dev/null; then
MIGRATED_DATA_DIR_SEEN=true
fi
if grep -qE "Migrated|migrated.*tauri.*app_data|copied legacy Tauri" "$LOG_FILE" 2>/dev/null; then
MIGRATED_TAURI_DIR_SEEN=true
fi
if [[ "$MIGRATED_DATA_DIR_SEEN" == "true" ]]; then
# Give the Tauri side another moment after the data-dir migration.
sleep 1
break
fi
sleep 0.5
done
# SIGTERM the binary cleanly. We don't need it running for the probes —
# all probes inspect the post-migration filesystem state.
if kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
kill -TERM "$BINARY_PID" || true
fi
wait "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
# ---- probes ----------------------------------------------------------------
PROBES_PASSED=0
PROBES_FAILED=0
report_probe() {
local name="$1"; local outcome="$2"; local detail="${3:-}"
if [[ "$outcome" == "PASS" ]]; then
printf ' PASS %s\n' "$name"
PROBES_PASSED=$(( PROBES_PASSED + 1 ))
else
printf ' FAIL %s %s\n' "$name" "$detail"
PROBES_FAILED=$(( PROBES_FAILED + 1 ))
fi
}
printf '\nProbe results:\n'
# 1. Data-dir migration: target exists at the new path.
if [[ -d "$PLANT_ROOT/lumotia" ]]; then
report_probe "data-dir rename produced ~/.local/share/lumotia/" PASS
else
report_probe "data-dir rename produced ~/.local/share/lumotia/" FAIL "(missing)"
fi
# 2. Data-dir migration: lumotia.db is at the new path.
if [[ -f "$PLANT_ROOT/lumotia/lumotia.db" ]]; then
report_probe "magnotia.db renamed to lumotia.db at new path" PASS
else
report_probe "magnotia.db renamed to lumotia.db at new path" FAIL "(missing)"
fi
# 3. Data-dir migration: legacy magnotia tree is gone (rename moved it).
if [[ ! -d "$PLANT_ROOT/magnotia" ]]; then
report_probe "legacy ~/.local/share/magnotia/ removed by rename" PASS
else
report_probe "legacy ~/.local/share/magnotia/ removed by rename" FAIL "(still on disk)"
fi
# 4. Data-dir migration: non-DB companion file carried along.
if [[ -f "$PLANT_ROOT/lumotia/recordings/2026-05-13/clip.wav" ]]; then
report_probe "non-DB companion file carried along by directory rename" PASS
else
report_probe "non-DB companion file carried along by directory rename" FAIL "(missing)"
fi
# 5. Tauri migration: webview/localStorage copied to new bundle id path.
if [[ -f "$PLANT_ROOT/consulting.corbel.lumotia/localStorage/leveldb/000003.log" ]]; then
report_probe "Tauri app_data_dir copied to consulting.corbel.lumotia/" PASS
else
report_probe "Tauri app_data_dir copied to consulting.corbel.lumotia/" FAIL "(localStorage missing)"
fi
# 6. Tauri migration: legacy uk.co.corbel.magnotia preserved as backup.
if [[ -f "$PLANT_ROOT/uk.co.corbel.magnotia/localStorage/leveldb/000003.log" ]]; then
report_probe "legacy Tauri dir preserved as backup" PASS
else
report_probe "legacy Tauri dir preserved as backup" FAIL "(missing — migration should NOT delete legacy)"
fi
# 7. Tauri migration: staging dir cleaned up.
if [[ ! -d "$PLANT_ROOT/consulting.corbel.lumotia.migrating" ]]; then
report_probe "staging dir consulting.corbel.lumotia.migrating cleaned up" PASS
else
report_probe "staging dir consulting.corbel.lumotia.migrating cleaned up" FAIL "(staging leaked)"
fi
# 8. Log line: lumotia_startup migration event appeared.
if [[ "$MIGRATED_DATA_DIR_SEEN" == "true" ]]; then
report_probe "lumotia_startup logged the data-dir migration" PASS
else
report_probe "lumotia_startup logged the data-dir migration" FAIL "(no log line within ${TIMEOUT_SECS}s)"
fi
# ---- summary --------------------------------------------------------------
printf '\nLog file: %s\n' "$LOG_FILE"
if [[ "$KEEP" == "true" && -n "$SANDBOX" ]]; then
printf 'Sandbox preserved at: %s\n' "$SANDBOX"
fi
printf '\nPassed: %s / Failed: %s\n' "$PROBES_PASSED" "$PROBES_FAILED"
if (( PROBES_FAILED > 0 )); then
printf '\nDrill FAILED. Inspect %s for clues.\n' "$LOG_FILE"
exit 1
fi
printf '\nDrill PASSED. Rebrand migration runs end-to-end against real OS paths.\n'

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"""Generate tonal + complement scales for Lumotia v0.3 quietware tokens.
Each scale has 11 steps: 50, 100, 200, ..., 900, 950. Lightness curve
is hand-picked to mimic the OKLCH-style tonal scales used by Material 3
and IBM Carbon. Saturation drops at extremes to avoid neon flat tints
and washed-out highs.
Output is CSS variable declarations written to stdout.
"""
import colorsys
# (name, hex, saturation_at_500)
SOURCES = [
("red", "#FF0700"),
("blue", "#000AFF"),
("green", "#00FF56"),
("yellow", "#FFCD00"),
("orange", "#F0620A"),
("red-complement", "#00F8FF"),
("blue-complement", "#FFF500"),
("green-complement", "#FF00A9"),
("yellow-complement", "#0032FF"),
("orange-complement", "#0A98F0"),
]
# Lightness + saturation curves per shade step.
STEPS = [
# step, L, S-factor (multiplied by source S)
( "50", 0.97, 0.30),
("100", 0.93, 0.50),
("200", 0.86, 0.70),
("300", 0.76, 0.85),
("400", 0.65, 0.95),
("500", 0.52, 1.00),
("600", 0.45, 1.00),
("700", 0.36, 0.95),
("800", 0.27, 0.90),
("900", 0.18, 0.80),
("950", 0.11, 0.70),
]
def hex_to_hls(h):
h = h.lstrip("#")
r, g, b = tuple(int(h[i:i+2], 16) / 255 for i in (0, 2, 4))
return colorsys.rgb_to_hls(r, g, b)
def hls_to_hex(h, l, s):
r, g, b = colorsys.hls_to_rgb(h, l, s)
return "#{:02X}{:02X}{:02X}".format(*(max(0, min(255, round(c * 255))) for c in (r, g, b)))
for name, src_hex in SOURCES:
h, _l_src, s_src = hex_to_hls(src_hex)
print(f" /* {name} — source {src_hex} */")
for step, l, s_factor in STEPS:
s = max(0.0, min(1.0, s_src * s_factor))
print(f" --{name}-{step}: {hls_to_hex(h, l, s)};")
print()

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#!/usr/bin/env node
// Fails (exit 1) if any reference to @skeletonlabs appears in package.json,
// package-lock.json, or anywhere under src/. Prevents a future agent
// reading "frontend overhaul" from reaching for Skeleton — see
// docs/release/v0.2-frontend-overhaul.md §16.
import { readFileSync, readdirSync, statSync } from "node:fs";
import { join, relative } from "node:path";
const ROOT = process.cwd();
const NEEDLE = "@skeletonlabs";
const hits = [];
function checkFile(path) {
try {
const content = readFileSync(path, "utf8");
if (content.includes(NEEDLE)) {
const rel = relative(ROOT, path);
const lines = content.split("\n");
for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
if (lines[i].includes(NEEDLE)) {
hits.push(`${rel}:${i + 1}: ${lines[i].trim()}`);
}
}
}
} catch {
// unreadable -> ignore
}
}
function walk(dir) {
let entries;
try {
entries = readdirSync(dir);
} catch {
return;
}
for (const name of entries) {
if (name === "node_modules" || name === ".svelte-kit" || name === ".git") continue;
const full = join(dir, name);
let st;
try {
st = statSync(full);
} catch {
continue;
}
if (st.isDirectory()) {
walk(full);
} else {
checkFile(full);
}
}
}
checkFile(join(ROOT, "package.json"));
checkFile(join(ROOT, "package-lock.json"));
walk(join(ROOT, "src"));
if (hits.length > 0) {
console.error(`guard-no-skeleton: found ${hits.length} reference(s) to ${NEEDLE}:`);
for (const h of hits) console.error(" " + h);
console.error("\nLumotia v0.2 frontend overhaul forbids Skeleton.");
console.error("See docs/release/v0.2-frontend-overhaul.md §16.");
process.exit(1);
}
console.log(`guard-no-skeleton: clean (no ${NEEDLE} references in package.json, package-lock.json, or src/)`);

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Summarise a Lumotia activation log for tester review. Stdlib only.
Usage:
python3 scripts/parse-activation-log.py path/to/tester-activation.json
python3 scripts/parse-activation-log.py --paste # reads stdin (tab/pipe table or JSON)
"""
import json, re, sys
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from pathlib import Path
# Activation metric thresholds (v0.1 tester runbook)
WARMUP_MINUTES = 3 # first capture < N min from open = activated
CORE_VALUE_COUNT = 3 # captures in first 24h
DAY = 86400
# Event kinds that count as "capture completed"
CAPTURE_KINDS = {
'first_capture', 'recording_completed', 'recording_saved',
'capture_completed', 'transcript_saved',
}
# Deny patterns — scrub payload strings before printing anything
_DENY = re.compile(
r'transcripts?/|captures?/|audio/|\.wav\b|\.mp3\b|\.opus\b|\.ogg\b|\.flac\b|\.db\b',
re.IGNORECASE,
)
def _utc(ts): return datetime.fromtimestamp(ts, tz=timezone.utc).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S UTC')
def _delta(a, b):
d = abs(b - a)
if d < 60: return f"{d}s"
if d < 3600: return f"{d//60} min"
if d < DAY: return f"{d//3600}h {(d%3600)//60}m"
return f"{d//DAY}d {(d%DAY)//3600}h"
def _parse_json(text):
data = json.loads(text)
if not isinstance(data, list): raise ValueError("Expected JSON array")
return data
def _parse_table(text):
"""Best-effort: extract rows from a pipe/tab-delimited table or HTML paste."""
try: return _parse_json(text)
except (json.JSONDecodeError, ValueError): pass
html = re.compile(r'<[^>]+>')
events = []
for line in text.splitlines():
line = html.sub('', line).strip()
cells = [c.strip() for c in re.split(r'\||\t', line) if c.strip()]
if len(cells) < 3 or cells[0].lower() in ('id', '#'): continue
try:
raw_ts = cells[2]
if re.match(r'^\d+$', raw_ts):
ts = int(raw_ts)
else:
ts = int(datetime.fromisoformat(raw_ts.replace('Z','+00:00'))
.astimezone(timezone.utc).timestamp())
events.append({'id': int(cells[0]), 'kind': cells[1], 'occurred_at': ts,
'payload': cells[3] if len(cells) > 3 else None})
except (ValueError, IndexError):
continue
return events
def _metrics(events):
if not events: return {}
ev = sorted(events, key=lambda e: e.get('occurred_at', 0))
by_kind = {}
for e in ev: by_kind.setdefault(e.get('kind',''), []).append(e)
first_ts, last_ts = ev[0]['occurred_at'], ev[-1]['occurred_at']
def _first(*kinds):
for e in ev:
if e.get('kind') in set().union(*kinds): return e['occurred_at']
return None
fc = _first({'first_capture'}, CAPTURE_KINDS)
fe = _first({'first_export','transcript_exported','export_completed'})
ft = _first({'first_task_extract','task_extracted','tasks_extracted'})
cap_24h = sum(1 for e in ev if e['kind'] in CAPTURE_KINDS and e['occurred_at']-first_ts <= DAY)
cap_7d = sum(1 for e in ev if e['kind'] in CAPTURE_KINDS and e['occurred_at']-first_ts <= 7*DAY)
returned = (last_ts - first_ts) <= 7*DAY if last_ts != first_ts else None
return dict(ev=ev, by_kind=by_kind, first_ts=first_ts, last_ts=last_ts,
fc=fc, fe=fe, ft=ft, cap_24h=cap_24h, cap_7d=cap_7d, returned=returned)
def _render(m, label):
if not m: return "ERROR: no events found — nothing to summarise.\n"
L = []
hdr = f"LUMOTIA ACTIVATION LOG SUMMARY ({label})"
L += [hdr, '='*len(hdr), '']
L.append(f"Total events: {len(m['ev'])}")
L.append(f"First event: {_utc(m['first_ts'])}")
L.append(f"Last event: {_utc(m['last_ts'])} (span: {_delta(m['first_ts'], m['last_ts'])})")
L.append('')
def _ms(label, ts, ref=None):
if ts is None: return f"{label:<22} (not recorded)"
s = f"{label:<22} {_utc(ts)}"
if ref and ref != ts: s += f" ({_delta(ref, ts)} after first capture)"
return s
L += [_ms("First capture:", m['fc']),
_ms("First export:", m['fe'], m['fc']),
_ms("First task extract:", m['ft'], m['fc']), '']
L.append(f"Captures (24h): {m['cap_24h']} (target: >= {CORE_VALUE_COUNT})")
L.append(f"Captures (7-day): {m['cap_7d']}")
ret = m['returned']
if ret is True: ret_s = f"yes (last event {_utc(m['last_ts'])})"
elif ret is False: ret_s = f"no (last seen {_utc(m['last_ts'])} — {_delta(m['first_ts'],m['last_ts'])} after first)"
else: ret_s = "n/a (only one event recorded)"
L += [f"Returned within 7d: {ret_s}", '', "ACTIVATION METRICS:"]
def ok(flag, label, detail):
t = " ✓" if flag else " ×"
return f"{t} {label}: {detail}"
def q(label, detail): return f" ? {label}: {detail}"
L.append(ok(m['fc'] is not None, "Activation",
"first_capture event present" if m['fc'] else "no capture event recorded"))
L.append(ok(m['cap_24h'] >= CORE_VALUE_COUNT, "Core value",
f"{m['cap_24h']} captures in first 24h (target: >= {CORE_VALUE_COUNT})"))
if ret is True: L.append(ok(True, "Retention", "returned within 7 days"))
elif ret is False: L.append(ok(False, "Retention", "no return event within 7 days"))
else: L.append(q("Retention", "only one session — check day-3"))
L.append(q("Quality", "extracted tasks accepted/edited (not in activation log — ask tester)"))
L.append(q("Trust", "can articulate 'what stays local' (not in activation log — ask tester)"))
L += ['', "EVENT BREAKDOWN:"]
for kind, evs in sorted(m['by_kind'].items()):
L.append(f" {kind:<35} x{len(evs)}")
L += ['', "NOTE: ? items require qualitative follow-up per the tester-onboarding-kit."]
return '\n'.join(L) + '\n'
def main():
args = sys.argv[1:]
if not args: print(__doc__); sys.exit(1)
if args[0] == '--paste':
raw, label = sys.stdin.read(), 'stdin (paste)'
parse = _parse_table
else:
p = Path(args[0])
if not p.exists(): print(f"ERROR: file not found: {p}", file=sys.stderr); sys.exit(2)
raw, label = p.read_text(encoding='utf-8', errors='replace'), p.name
parse = _parse_table # tries JSON first, then table
try:
events = parse(raw)
except Exception as exc:
print(f"ERROR: could not parse input — {exc}", file=sys.stderr); sys.exit(2)
for ev in events:
if isinstance(ev.get('payload'), str):
ev['payload'] = _DENY.sub('[redacted]', ev['payload'])
print(_render(_metrics(events), label))
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# parse-diagnostic-bundle.sh — summarise a Lumotia diagnostic bundle zip.
# Usage: ./scripts/parse-diagnostic-bundle.sh path/to/tester-bundle.zip
# Requires: unzip (required), jq (preferred; graceful grep fallback).
# Privacy: never prints transcript text, audio content, or .db content.
set -euo pipefail
BOLD='\033[1m'; GREEN='\033[0;32m'; RED='\033[0;31m'; YELLOW='\033[0;33m'; RESET='\033[0m'
pass() { printf "${GREEN} ✓${RESET} %s\n" "$*"; }
fail() { printf "${RED} ×${RESET} %s\n" "$*"; OVERALL_FAIL=1; }
warn() { printf "${YELLOW} !${RESET} %s\n" "$*"; }
info() { printf " %s\n" "$*"; }
header(){ printf "\n${BOLD}%s${RESET}\n" "$*"; }
OVERALL_FAIL=0
# Argument + file validation
[[ $# -lt 1 ]] && { echo "Usage: $0 path/to/tester-bundle.zip" >&2; exit 1; }
BUNDLE="$1"; BUNDLE_NAME="$(basename "$BUNDLE")"
[[ ! -f "$BUNDLE" ]] && { echo "ERROR: file not found: $BUNDLE" >&2; exit 2; }
if ! file "$BUNDLE" 2>/dev/null | grep -qi 'zip'; then
(dd if="$BUNDLE" bs=2 count=2 2>/dev/null | grep -q 'PK') \
|| { echo "ERROR: $BUNDLE does not appear to be a zip archive." >&2; exit 2; }
fi
# jq check
HAS_JQ=0
command -v jq &>/dev/null && HAS_JQ=1 \
|| echo "WARNING: jq not found — falling back to grep-based extraction. Install jq for best results." >&2
# Extract
TMPDIR_WORK="$(mktemp -d)"; trap 'rm -rf "$TMPDIR_WORK"' EXIT
unzip -q "$BUNDLE" -d "$TMPDIR_WORK" 2>/dev/null \
|| { echo "ERROR: failed to extract $BUNDLE" >&2; exit 3; }
# Header
TITLE="LUMOTIA DIAGNOSTIC BUNDLE SUMMARY: $BUNDLE_NAME"
printf "\n${BOLD}%s${RESET}\n" "$TITLE"
printf '%0.s=' $(seq 1 ${#TITLE}); printf '\n'
# metadata.json → version + timestamps
META="$TMPDIR_WORK/metadata.json"; GEN_AT=""; VERSION=""
if [[ -f "$META" ]]; then
if [[ $HAS_JQ -eq 1 ]]; then
GEN_AT="$(jq -r '.generated_at // empty' "$META" 2>/dev/null)"
VERSION="$(jq -r '.lumotia_version // empty' "$META" 2>/dev/null)"
else
GEN_AT="$(grep -o '"generated_at":[^,}]*' "$META" | grep -o '[0-9]*' | head -1)"
VERSION="$(grep -o '"lumotia_version":"[^"]*"' "$META" | cut -d'"' -f4)"
fi
fi
GEN_HUMAN=""
if [[ -n "$GEN_AT" && "$GEN_AT" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
GEN_HUMAN="$(date -u -d "@$GEN_AT" '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ' 2>/dev/null \
|| date -u -r "$GEN_AT" '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ' 2>/dev/null \
|| echo "$GEN_AT (epoch)")"
fi
info "Generated: ${GEN_HUMAN:-unknown}"
info "Lumotia version: ${VERSION:-unknown}"
# system_info.txt → platform
SYSINFO="$TMPDIR_WORK/system_info.txt"
if [[ -f "$SYSINFO" ]]; then
OS_LINE="$(grep -i '^OS:' "$SYSINFO" | head -1 | sed 's/^OS: *//')"
ARCH_LINE="$(grep -i '^Arch:' "$SYSINFO" | head -1 | sed 's/^Arch: *//')"
info "Platform: ${OS_LINE:-unknown} / ${ARCH_LINE:-unknown}"
fi
# Content inventory
header "CONTENT INVENTORY:"
check_path() {
[[ -e "$TMPDIR_WORK/$2" ]] && pass "$1" || warn "$1 (not present)"
}
check_path "system_info.txt" "system_info.txt"
check_path "preferences-redacted.json" "preferences-redacted.json"
check_path "metadata.json" "metadata.json"
LOG_DIR="$TMPDIR_WORK/logs"; LOG_COUNT=0
if [[ -d "$LOG_DIR" ]]; then
LOG_COUNT="$(find "$LOG_DIR" -type f | wc -l)"
pass "logs/ ($LOG_COUNT files, $(du -sh "$LOG_DIR" 2>/dev/null | cut -f1))"
else warn "logs/ (directory not present)"; fi
CRASH_DIR="$TMPDIR_WORK/crashes"
if [[ -d "$CRASH_DIR" ]]; then
CRASH_COUNT="$(find "$CRASH_DIR" -type f | wc -l)"
[[ "$CRASH_COUNT" -eq 0 ]] \
&& pass "crashes/ (0 files) — no crash dumps, good" \
|| warn "crashes/ ($CRASH_COUNT files) — crash dumps present, review carefully"
else pass "crashes/ (directory absent) — no crash dumps, good"; fi
# Redaction check — bundle MUST NEVER contain these
header "REDACTION CHECK (bundle MUST NEVER include these):"
DENY_CLEAN=1
check_absent() {
local hits; hits="$(find "$TMPDIR_WORK" -type f | { grep -iE "$2" 2>/dev/null || true; })"
[[ -z "$hits" ]] && pass "$1" \
|| { fail "$1 — FOUND: $(printf '%s' "$hits" | head -3 | tr '\n' ' ')"; DENY_CLEAN=0; }
}
check_absent "no .wav files" '\.wav$'
check_absent "no .mp3/.opus/.ogg/.flac files" '\.(mp3|opus|ogg|flac)$'
check_absent "no transcripts/ paths" '/transcripts/'
check_absent "no captures/ paths" '/captures/'
check_absent "no .db files" '\.(db|db-wal|db-shm)$'
check_absent "no .env files" '(^|/)\.env(\.|$)'
if [[ $DENY_CLEAN -eq 1 ]]; then
printf "\n${GREEN} PASS: bundle passed redaction check.${RESET}\n"
else
printf "\n${RED} FAIL: bundle contains DENIED content — do not share this bundle.${RESET}\n"
OVERALL_FAIL=1
fi
# Log analysis
header "LOG ANALYSIS (last 7 days):"
if [[ -d "$LOG_DIR" && "$LOG_COUNT" -gt 0 ]]; then
ALL_LOGS="$(find "$LOG_DIR" -type f -exec cat {} \;)"
ERR_COUNT="$(printf '%s' "$ALL_LOGS" | { grep -iE '(ERROR|ERRO|\bERR\b)' 2>/dev/null || true; } | wc -l)"
WARN_COUNT="$(printf '%s' "$ALL_LOGS" | { grep -iE '(WARN|WARNING)' 2>/dev/null || true; } | wc -l)"
info "Errors: $ERR_COUNT"
info "Warnings: $WARN_COUNT"
if [[ "$ERR_COUNT" -gt 0 ]]; then
info ""; info "TOP 3 ERROR PATTERNS:"
printf '%s' "$ALL_LOGS" \
| { grep -iE '(ERROR|ERRO|\bERR\b)' || true; } \
| sed 's/^[0-9TZ:. -]*//' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -3 \
| while IFS= read -r line; do info " × $line"; done
fi
else warn "No log files found."; fi
# Preferences (non-secret values)
PREFS="$TMPDIR_WORK/preferences-redacted.json"
header "PREFERENCES (redacted secrets):"
if [[ ! -f "$PREFS" ]]; then
warn "preferences-redacted.json not found"
elif [[ $HAS_JQ -eq 1 ]]; then
jq -r 'paths(scalars) as $p | getpath($p)
| select(. != "[redacted]" and . != null and . != "")
| "\($p | join(".")): \(.)"' "$PREFS" 2>/dev/null | head -30 \
| while IFS= read -r line; do info " $line"; done
REDACTED_COUNT="$(jq '[.. | strings | select(. == "[redacted]")] | length' "$PREFS" 2>/dev/null || echo '?')"
info " ($REDACTED_COUNT field(s) redacted by bundler)"
else
{ grep -oE '"[^"]+": *("[^"]*"|[0-9.]+|true|false)' "$PREFS" || true; } \
| grep -v '\[redacted\]' | head -30 | while IFS= read -r line; do info " $line"; done
fi
# Verdict
header "VERDICT:"
if [[ $OVERALL_FAIL -eq 0 ]]; then
printf "${GREEN} PASS: bundle looks healthy. Safe to inspect for bug triage.${RESET}\n\n"
else
printf "${RED} FAIL: one or more checks failed — review items marked × above.${RESET}\n\n"
exit 1
fi

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# pre-tag-verify.sh — Lumotia v0.1 pre-tag verification script
#
# Automates the 7-step morning-of ritual from docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md.
# Exit 0 = safe to tag. Any failure exits immediately with a clear message.
#
# Usage:
# ./scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh
#
# Requires: git, cargo, npm (all already required to build the project).
# No new dependencies introduced.
set -euo pipefail
# ── helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
RED='\033[0;31m'
GREEN='\033[0;32m'
BOLD='\033[1m'
RESET='\033[0m'
REPO_ROOT="$(git -C "$(dirname "$0")" rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
cd "$REPO_ROOT"
pass() { printf "${GREEN} ✓ PASS${RESET} %s\n" "$1"; }
fail() {
local step="$1"
shift
printf "\n${RED}${BOLD}✗ STEP %s FAILED: %s${RESET}\n\n" "$step" "$*" >&2
exit 1
}
step_header() {
printf "\n${BOLD}[%s] %s${RESET}\n" "$1" "$2"
}
# ── Step 1: clean checkout ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
step_header "1/7" "Confirming clean checkout..."
if ! git diff --quiet; then
fail "1" "Working tree has unstaged changes. Stash or commit before tagging."
fi
if ! git diff --cached --quiet; then
fail "1" "Working tree has staged-but-uncommitted changes. Commit or reset before tagging."
fi
pass "Working tree is clean."
# ── Step 2: three-way version sync ──────────────────────────────────────────
step_header "2/7" "Confirming version sync (Cargo.toml / package.json / tauri.conf.json)..."
# Extract [workspace.package].version from root Cargo.toml
cargo_ver=$(grep -A10 '^\[workspace\.package\]' Cargo.toml \
| grep '^version' \
| head -1 \
| grep -oP '"\K[^"]+')
# Extract "version" from package.json (first occurrence, top-level field)
npm_ver=$(grep -m1 '"version"' package.json | grep -oP '"\K[0-9][^"]+')
# Extract "version" from tauri.conf.json
tauri_ver=$(grep -m1 '"version"' src-tauri/tauri.conf.json | grep -oP '"\K[0-9][^"]+')
if [[ -z "$cargo_ver" ]]; then
fail "2" "Could not parse version from Cargo.toml [workspace.package]."
fi
if [[ -z "$npm_ver" ]]; then
fail "2" "Could not parse version from package.json."
fi
if [[ -z "$tauri_ver" ]]; then
fail "2" "Could not parse version from src-tauri/tauri.conf.json."
fi
if [[ "$cargo_ver" != "$npm_ver" || "$cargo_ver" != "$tauri_ver" ]]; then
fail "2" "Version mismatch: Cargo.toml='$cargo_ver' package.json='$npm_ver' tauri.conf.json='$tauri_ver'. Sync all three before tagging."
fi
pass "All three version files agree: $cargo_ver"
# ── Step 3: CHANGELOG date placeholder ──────────────────────────────────────
step_header "3/7" "Confirming CHANGELOG.md has no date placeholder..."
if ! [[ -f CHANGELOG.md ]]; then
fail "3" "CHANGELOG.md not found at repo root. Create it before tagging."
fi
# The placeholder is the literal string used in the file: "2026-MM-DD"
if grep -qE '[0-9]{4}-MM-DD' CHANGELOG.md; then
fail "3" "CHANGELOG.md still has a 2026-MM-DD placeholder. Replace with the tag date before re-running."
fi
pass "CHANGELOG.md contains no date placeholder."
# ── Step 4: known-limitations doc has no TBD ────────────────────────────────
step_header "4/7" "Confirming docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md has no unresolved items..."
KL_DOC="docs/release/v0.1-known-limitations.md"
if ! [[ -f "$KL_DOC" ]]; then
fail "4" "$KL_DOC not found. Create it (or verify the path) before tagging."
fi
if grep -qiE '\bTBD\b' "$KL_DOC"; then
fail "4" "$KL_DOC contains 'TBD'. Resolve or document every open item before tagging."
fi
if grep -qiE 'pending decision' "$KL_DOC"; then
fail "4" "$KL_DOC contains 'pending decision'. Resolve all such items before tagging."
fi
pass "No TBD or 'pending decision' found in $KL_DOC."
# ── Step 5: quality gates ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
step_header "5/7" "Running quality gates..."
printf " • cargo fmt --check\n"
if ! cargo fmt --check 2>&1; then
fail "5" "'cargo fmt --check' reports formatting issues. Run 'cargo fmt' and commit before tagging."
fi
pass "cargo fmt --check"
printf " • cargo clippy\n"
if ! cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings 2>&1; then
fail "5" "'cargo clippy' reported warnings (treated as errors). Fix all clippy issues before tagging."
fi
pass "cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings"
printf " • cargo test\n"
if ! cargo test --workspace 2>&1; then
fail "5" "'cargo test --workspace' had failures. All tests must pass before tagging."
fi
pass "cargo test --workspace"
printf " • npm run check\n"
if ! npm run check 2>&1; then
fail "5" "'npm run check' (svelte-check) reported errors. Fix all type/svelte errors before tagging."
fi
pass "npm run check"
printf " • npm run test\n"
if ! npm run test 2>&1; then
fail "5" "'npm run test' (vitest) had failures. All frontend tests must pass before tagging."
fi
pass "npm run test"
# ── Step 6: dogfood rebrand drill ───────────────────────────────────────────
step_header "6/7" "Running dogfood rebrand drill (sandbox mode)..."
DRILL="scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh"
if ! [[ -f "$DRILL" ]]; then
fail "6" "$DRILL not found. Restore the script before tagging."
fi
if ! bash "$DRILL" 2>&1; then
fail "6" "'$DRILL' reported failures. All 8/8 probes must pass before tagging."
fi
pass "dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh passed."
# ── Step 7: release build sanity check ──────────────────────────────────────
step_header "7/7" "Building lumotia crate in release mode (compilation sanity check)..."
if ! cargo build -p lumotia --release 2>&1; then
fail "7" "'cargo build -p lumotia --release' failed. Fix compilation errors before tagging."
fi
pass "cargo build -p lumotia --release succeeded."
# ── All steps passed ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
printf "\n${GREEN}${BOLD}✓ ALL 7 PRE-TAG STEPS PASSED. Safe to run: git tag v0.1.0 && git push --tags${RESET}\n\n"

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# smoke-linux-driver.sh — Lumotia Linux UI smoke driver
#
# Automates more cells of the smoke-test matrix than smoke-linux.sh by driving
# the X11 UI via xdotool + reading the SQLite store directly for History
# assertions.
#
# Prereqs:
# - xdotool (apt/dnf/pacman: xdotool)
# - sqlite3 CLI (apt/dnf/pacman: sqlite or sqlite3)
# - X11 session (Wayland users: launch with GDK_BACKEND=x11 — already set by run.sh)
# - Optional: virtual audio source (see docs/release/virtual-audio-setup.md) for the
# Capture cell. Without it, Capture stays MANUAL.
#
# Usage:
# ./scripts/smoke-linux-driver.sh [/path/to/lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage]
#
# If no argument is given, the script builds a debug binary via cargo and tests
# against that instead.
#
# Exit codes:
# 0 all automated cells passed (manual cells still need human sign-off)
# 1 one or more automated cells failed
set -euo pipefail
# ── helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
RED='\033[0;31m'
GREEN='\033[0;32m'
YELLOW='\033[1;33m'
BOLD='\033[1m'
RESET='\033[0m'
REPO_ROOT="$(git -C "$(dirname "$0")" rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
cd "$REPO_ROOT"
APPIMAGE="${1:-}"
BINARY=""
USE_APPIMAGE=false
CELL_PASS=0
CELL_FAIL=0
CELL_MANUAL=0
# Track whether Capture succeeded so dependent cells know whether to run
CAPTURE_RAN=false
CAPTURE_STARTED_AT=""
cell_header() {
printf "\n${BOLD}[CELL %s] %s${RESET}\n" "$1" "$2"
}
cell_pass() {
CELL_PASS=$((CELL_PASS + 1))
printf "${GREEN} ✓ PASS${RESET} %s\n" "$1"
}
cell_fail() {
CELL_FAIL=$((CELL_FAIL + 1))
printf "${RED} ✗ FAIL${RESET} %s\n" "$1"
}
cell_manual() {
CELL_MANUAL=$((CELL_MANUAL + 1))
printf "${YELLOW} ⚠ MANUAL${RESET} %s\n" "$1"
}
# ── Capability checks ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
HAS_XDOTOOL=false
HAS_SQLITE3=false
HAS_VIRTUAL_AUDIO=false
if command -v xdotool >/dev/null 2>&1; then
HAS_XDOTOOL=true
fi
if command -v sqlite3 >/dev/null 2>&1; then
HAS_SQLITE3=true
fi
# Check for virtual audio source named "lumotia-test"
if command -v pactl >/dev/null 2>&1; then
if pactl list sources short 2>/dev/null | grep -q "lumotia-test"; then
HAS_VIRTUAL_AUDIO=true
fi
fi
if ! $HAS_XDOTOOL; then
printf "${YELLOW}${BOLD}xdotool not found.${RESET} Falling back to smoke-linux.sh behaviour for UI-dependent cells.\n"
printf " Install xdotool (apt/dnf/pacman: xdotool) to enable UI automation.\n"
printf " Cells 2–6 will be MANUAL except Install and the dogfood drill.\n\n"
fi
if ! $HAS_SQLITE3; then
printf "${YELLOW}${BOLD}sqlite3 not found.${RESET} History search cell (6/7) will be MANUAL.\n"
printf " Install sqlite3 (apt/dnf/pacman: sqlite or sqlite3) to enable SQLite automation.\n\n"
fi
# ── Resolve data dir ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Lumotia uses the platform data dir. On Linux this is ~/.local/share/lumotia.
DATA_DIR="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/lumotia"
DB_PATH="$DATA_DIR/transcripts.db"
# ── Cell 1/7: Install ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "1/7" "Install"
if [[ -n "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
if [[ ! -f "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
cell_fail "AppImage not found at: $APPIMAGE"
elif [[ ! -x "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
printf " AppImage is not executable — setting bit now...\n"
chmod +x "$APPIMAGE"
if [[ -x "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
BINARY="$APPIMAGE"
USE_APPIMAGE=true
cell_pass "AppImage executable bit set: $APPIMAGE"
else
cell_fail "chmod +x failed on: $APPIMAGE"
fi
else
BINARY="$APPIMAGE"
USE_APPIMAGE=true
cell_pass "AppImage already executable: $APPIMAGE"
fi
else
printf " No AppImage supplied — running cargo build (debug)...\n"
if cargo build -p lumotia 2>&1; then
BINARY="$REPO_ROOT/target/debug/lumotia"
if [[ -f "$BINARY" ]]; then
cell_pass "cargo build succeeded. Binary: $BINARY"
else
cell_fail "cargo build succeeded but binary not found at: $BINARY"
BINARY=""
fi
else
cell_fail "cargo build -p lumotia failed. Fix compilation errors before smoke-testing."
BINARY=""
fi
fi
# ── Cell 2/7: First-run ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "2/7" "First-run (launch + window detection)"
BINARY_PID=""
if [[ -z "$BINARY" ]]; then
cell_fail "Skipping — no valid binary from Cell 1."
elif ! $HAS_XDOTOOL; then
# Fallback: plain process-liveness check (same as smoke-linux.sh)
LUMOTIA_SMOKE_MODE=1 \
WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1 \
GDK_BACKEND=x11 \
DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:99}" \
"$BINARY" &>/tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log &
BINARY_PID=$!
printf " Waiting 10 seconds (PID %s)...\n" "$BINARY_PID"
ALIVE=true
for i in $(seq 1 10); do
sleep 1
if ! kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
ALIVE=false
break
fi
done
if kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
kill -TERM "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
sleep 1
kill -KILL "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
wait "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
BINARY_PID=""
if $ALIVE; then
cell_pass "Binary stayed alive 10 s (no xdotool — window title not verified)."
else
EXIT_LOG=/tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log
if grep -qiE 'panic|SIGSEGV|Segmentation fault|thread.*panicked' "$EXIT_LOG" 2>/dev/null; then
cell_fail "Binary crashed within 10 s. See /tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log"
else
cell_pass "Binary exited cleanly in headless mode. No panic in log."
fi
fi
else
# xdotool available — launch and verify window title
WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1 \
GDK_BACKEND=x11 \
DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:0}" \
"$BINARY" &>/tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log &
BINARY_PID=$!
printf " Waiting 5 s for window to appear (PID %s)...\n" "$BINARY_PID"
FOUND_WINDOW=""
for i in $(seq 1 5); do
sleep 1
if ! kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
break
fi
FOUND_WINDOW=$(DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:0}" xdotool search --name "Lumotia" 2>/dev/null | head -1 || true)
if [[ -n "$FOUND_WINDOW" ]]; then
break
fi
done
if [[ -n "$FOUND_WINDOW" ]]; then
cell_pass "Window 'Lumotia' found via xdotool (window ID: $FOUND_WINDOW)."
# Leave the process running for Capture cell
else
# Process may still be alive but window not found — check for crash
if ! kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
EXIT_LOG=/tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log
if grep -qiE 'panic|SIGSEGV|Segmentation fault|thread.*panicked' "$EXIT_LOG" 2>/dev/null; then
cell_fail "Binary crashed before window appeared. See /tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log"
else
cell_pass "Binary exited cleanly (headless/no-display mode). No panic in log."
fi
BINARY_PID=""
else
# Window not found but process alive — likely no DISPLAY or WebKit not ready
cell_manual "Binary alive but 'Lumotia' window not detected within 5 s. Verify manually that the window opens and the app loads."
# Kill it — Capture can't run without a confirmed window
kill -TERM "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
sleep 1
kill -KILL "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
wait "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
BINARY_PID=""
fi
fi
fi
# ── Cell 3/7: Capture ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "3/7" "Capture (record via hotkey)"
if ! $HAS_XDOTOOL; then
printf " MANUAL: Open the app, talk into the microphone for 5 seconds.\n"
printf " Confirm a live transcript appears in the dictation area.\n"
cell_manual "xdotool not found — audio capture requires a human tester."
elif [[ -z "$BINARY_PID" ]]; then
printf " MANUAL: Cell 2 did not leave a running app window.\n"
printf " Open the app manually, record for 5 seconds, confirm a transcript appears.\n"
cell_manual "No confirmed running window — Capture cell cannot be automated."
elif ! $HAS_VIRTUAL_AUDIO; then
printf " MANUAL: No virtual audio source named 'lumotia-test' detected.\n"
printf " Set one up (see docs/release/virtual-audio-setup.md), then in Lumotia →\n"
printf " Settings → Start Here → Microphone, pick 'lumotia-test'.\n"
printf " Once configured, re-run this script to automate the Capture cell.\n"
cell_manual "Virtual audio source 'lumotia-test' not found — audio capture requires a human tester."
else
# All prereqs met: focus the window and drive the hotkey
# Default record hotkey is Super+Shift+Space; adjust if the user has changed it.
RECORD_HOTKEY="${LUMOTIA_RECORD_HOTKEY:-super+shift+space}"
FOUND_WINDOW=$(DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:0}" xdotool search --name "Lumotia" 2>/dev/null | head -1 || true)
if [[ -z "$FOUND_WINDOW" ]]; then
printf " MANUAL: Could not re-locate the Lumotia window to send the hotkey.\n"
cell_manual "xdotool search failed at Capture time — drive recording manually."
else
printf " Focusing window and pressing record hotkey (%s)...\n" "$RECORD_HOTKEY"
DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:0}" xdotool windowfocus --sync "$FOUND_WINDOW" 2>/dev/null || true
sleep 0.5
DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:0}" xdotool key --clearmodifiers "$RECORD_HOTKEY" 2>/dev/null || true
printf " Recording for 5 seconds...\n"
CAPTURE_STARTED_AT="$(date +%s)"
sleep 5
printf " Pressing record hotkey again to stop...\n"
DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:0}" xdotool key --clearmodifiers "$RECORD_HOTKEY" 2>/dev/null || true
printf " Waiting up to 15 s for transcription to complete...\n"
sleep 15
CAPTURE_RAN=true
cell_pass "Record hotkey sent twice (start + stop). Transcription settling time elapsed."
printf " Note: Actual transcript content is NOT printed here (privacy invariant).\n"
fi
fi
# Tear down the app if it is still running and we own the PID
if [[ -n "$BINARY_PID" ]] && kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
kill -TERM "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
sleep 1
kill -KILL "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
wait "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
# ── Cell 4/7: Cleanup ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "4/7" "Cleanup (LLM-cleaned transcript in DB)"
if ! $CAPTURE_RAN; then
printf " MANUAL: Stop recording. Confirm the cleaned transcript\n"
printf " appears beneath the raw transcript in the PostCaptureCard.\n"
cell_manual "Capture cell did not run automatically — Cleanup requires a prior automated capture."
elif ! $HAS_SQLITE3; then
printf " MANUAL: sqlite3 not found — cannot query the database directly.\n"
printf " Inspect the PostCaptureCard in the app to confirm cleaned text is present.\n"
cell_manual "sqlite3 not found — Cleanup cell assertion requires manual verification."
elif [[ ! -f "$DB_PATH" ]]; then
printf " Database not found at: %s\n" "$DB_PATH"
cell_fail "transcripts.db not found — was the app launched with the correct data dir?"
else
# Poll for a transcript row created in the last 30 seconds with cleaned_text set
printf " Querying %s for a recent cleaned transcript...\n" "$DB_PATH"
THIRTY_SECONDS_AGO=$(( $(date +%s) - 30 ))
# SQLite stores timestamps as ISO-8601 text. We compare as strings (they sort correctly).
THRESHOLD_ISO=$(date -u -d "@$THIRTY_SECONDS_AGO" '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S' 2>/dev/null \
|| date -u -r "$THIRTY_SECONDS_AGO" '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S' 2>/dev/null \
|| date -u '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S' --date="-30 seconds" 2>/dev/null \
|| echo "")
if [[ -z "$THRESHOLD_ISO" ]]; then
cell_manual "Could not compute ISO timestamp threshold — Cleanup assertion skipped."
else
CLEANED_COUNT=$(sqlite3 "$DB_PATH" \
"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM transcripts WHERE created_at >= '$THRESHOLD_ISO' AND cleaned_text IS NOT NULL AND cleaned_text != '';" \
2>/dev/null || echo "0")
if [[ "$CLEANED_COUNT" -gt 0 ]]; then
cell_pass "Found $CLEANED_COUNT transcript(s) with cleaned_text in the last 30 seconds."
else
RAW_COUNT=$(sqlite3 "$DB_PATH" \
"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM transcripts WHERE created_at >= '$THRESHOLD_ISO';" \
2>/dev/null || echo "0")
if [[ "$RAW_COUNT" -gt 0 ]]; then
cell_fail "Found $RAW_COUNT recent transcript(s) but cleaned_text is NULL — LLM cleanup may have failed."
else
cell_fail "No recent transcripts in the DB (threshold: $THRESHOLD_ISO). Capture may not have saved."
fi
fi
fi
fi
# ── Cell 5/7: Export ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "5/7" "Export (Markdown file on disk)"
if ! $CAPTURE_RAN; then
printf " MANUAL: From the PostCaptureCard or History, export the transcript\n"
printf " as Markdown via the native save dialog. Confirm the .md file\n"
printf " is created on disk with the expected content.\n"
cell_manual "Capture cell did not run — Export requires a prior automated capture."
elif ! $HAS_XDOTOOL; then
printf " MANUAL: Use the app's export action to save the transcript as Markdown.\n"
printf " Confirm the .md file appears in your home directory.\n"
cell_manual "xdotool not found — Export keystroke cannot be sent automatically."
else
# The export shortcut is Ctrl+E (default). The save dialog is native OS — we cannot
# drive it with xdotool reliably across all desktop environments. Instead, we check
# whether any .md file was created in the last 30 seconds in the user's home directory.
printf " Checking for a Markdown export file created in the last 30 seconds...\n"
EXPORT_FILE=$(find "$HOME" -maxdepth 3 -name "*.md" -newer /tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-launch.log \
2>/dev/null | head -1 || true)
if [[ -n "$EXPORT_FILE" ]]; then
# Verify frontmatter is present (non-empty --- block at the start of the file)
if grep -q "^---" "$EXPORT_FILE" 2>/dev/null; then
cell_pass "Export file found with frontmatter present."
printf " Path redacted (privacy invariant). Filename suffix: …%s\n" "${EXPORT_FILE: -20}"
else
cell_fail "Export file found but no YAML frontmatter (--- block) detected at the start."
fi
else
printf " No .md file found. If the native save dialog appeared, accept it and re-run.\n"
printf " MANUAL: In Lumotia → PostCaptureCard, press the Export button (or Ctrl+E),\n"
printf " save the file, then re-run this script to check Cell 5.\n"
cell_manual "No .md export file detected — Export cell requires manual action."
fi
fi
# ── Cell 6/7: History search ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "6/7" "History search (FTS5 index)"
if ! $HAS_SQLITE3; then
printf " MANUAL: Open History (sidebar). Type a word from your dictation\n"
printf " in the search box. Confirm the transcript appears in results.\n"
cell_manual "sqlite3 not found — FTS5 search requires manual verification."
elif [[ ! -f "$DB_PATH" ]]; then
printf " Database not found at: %s\n" "$DB_PATH"
if $CAPTURE_RAN; then
cell_fail "transcripts.db not found after an automated capture completed — data dir may be wrong."
else
printf " No capture has run yet. Complete a recording first to populate the index.\n"
cell_manual "No database found and no capture ran — History search cannot be verified automatically."
fi
else
# We cannot read transcript text (privacy invariant). Instead we verify:
# 1. The FTS5 virtual table exists.
# 2. At least one row exists in the index (implying the index is populated).
printf " Checking FTS5 index in %s...\n" "$DB_PATH"
FTS_TABLE=$(sqlite3 "$DB_PATH" \
"SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type='table' AND name LIKE '%fts%' LIMIT 1;" \
2>/dev/null || echo "")
if [[ -z "$FTS_TABLE" ]]; then
cell_fail "No FTS5 table found in the database. History search is likely broken."
else
FTS_ROW_COUNT=$(sqlite3 "$DB_PATH" \
"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM \"$FTS_TABLE\";" \
2>/dev/null || echo "0")
if [[ "$FTS_ROW_COUNT" -gt 0 ]]; then
cell_pass "FTS5 table '$FTS_TABLE' exists and contains $FTS_ROW_COUNT indexed row(s)."
elif $CAPTURE_RAN; then
cell_fail "FTS5 table '$FTS_TABLE' exists but is empty after a capture was completed — indexing may be broken."
else
printf " FTS5 table exists but is empty (no capture ran to populate it).\n"
printf " MANUAL: After completing a recording, verify that History search returns it.\n"
cell_manual "FTS5 table is empty — no capture ran to populate the index."
fi
fi
fi
# ── Cell 7/7: Uninstall + reinstall preserves transcripts ────────────────────
cell_header "7/7" "Uninstall + reinstall preserves transcripts (dogfood rebrand drill)"
DRILL="$REPO_ROOT/scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh"
if [[ ! -f "$DRILL" ]]; then
cell_fail "scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh not found — restore it before smoke-testing."
elif [[ ! -x "$DRILL" ]]; then
cell_fail "scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh is not executable — run: chmod +x scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh"
else
if bash "$DRILL" >/tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-drill.log 2>&1; then
cell_pass "dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh passed — data-dir migration + preservation verified (8/8 probes)."
else
cell_fail "dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh reported failures. See /tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-drill.log for details."
tail -20 /tmp/lumotia-smoke-driver-drill.log | sed 's/^/ /' || true
fi
fi
# ── Summary ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
TOTAL=$((CELL_PASS + CELL_FAIL + CELL_MANUAL))
printf "\n"
printf "${BOLD}── Smoke driver summary ──────────────────────────────────────────────${RESET}\n"
printf " Automated PASS : %d / %d\n" "$CELL_PASS" "$TOTAL"
printf " MANUAL : %d / %d\n" "$CELL_MANUAL" "$TOTAL"
printf " FAIL : %d / %d\n" "$CELL_FAIL" "$TOTAL"
if $HAS_VIRTUAL_AUDIO && $HAS_XDOTOOL && $HAS_SQLITE3; then
printf "\n All prereqs present. Cells closed automatically: Install, First-run,\n"
printf " Capture, Cleanup, History search, Uninstall+reinstall (6/7 when audio\n"
printf " source is wired to the app). Export is semi-automated (file detection).\n"
else
printf "\n Missing prereqs:\n"
$HAS_XDOTOOL || printf " • xdotool — enables First-run window detection + Capture hotkey driving\n"
$HAS_SQLITE3 || printf " • sqlite3 — enables Cleanup + History search assertions\n"
$HAS_VIRTUAL_AUDIO || printf " • lumotia-test audio source — see docs/release/virtual-audio-setup.md\n"
fi
printf "\n"
if [[ $CELL_FAIL -eq 0 ]]; then
printf "${GREEN}${BOLD}✓ Linux smoke-driver complete: %d/%d automated PASS, %d/%d require manual verification.${RESET}\n\n" \
"$CELL_PASS" "$TOTAL" "$CELL_MANUAL" "$TOTAL"
exit 0
else
printf "${RED}${BOLD}✗ Linux smoke-driver: %d/%d PASS, %d/%d FAILED, %d/%d manual.${RESET}\n\n" \
"$CELL_PASS" "$TOTAL" "$CELL_FAIL" "$TOTAL" "$CELL_MANUAL" "$TOTAL"
exit 1
fi

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# smoke-linux.sh — Lumotia Linux smoke harness
#
# Automates the install/launch/first-run/uninstall cells of the smoke-test
# matrix for the Linux primary platform. Audio-dependent cells (Capture,
# Cleanup, Export, History search) are flagged for manual verification.
#
# Usage:
# ./scripts/smoke-linux.sh [/path/to/lumotia-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage]
#
# If no argument is given, the script builds a debug binary via cargo and tests
# against that instead.
#
# Exit codes:
# 0 all automated cells passed (manual cells still need human sign-off)
# 1 one or more automated cells failed
set -euo pipefail
# ── helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
RED='\033[0;31m'
GREEN='\033[0;32m'
YELLOW='\033[1;33m'
BOLD='\033[1m'
RESET='\033[0m'
REPO_ROOT="$(git -C "$(dirname "$0")" rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
cd "$REPO_ROOT"
APPIMAGE="${1:-}"
BINARY=""
USE_APPIMAGE=false
CELL_PASS=0
CELL_FAIL=0
CELL_MANUAL=0
cell_header() {
printf "\n${BOLD}[CELL %s] %s${RESET}\n" "$1" "$2"
}
cell_pass() {
CELL_PASS=$((CELL_PASS + 1))
printf "${GREEN} ✓ PASS${RESET} %s\n" "$1"
}
cell_fail() {
CELL_FAIL=$((CELL_FAIL + 1))
printf "${RED} ✗ FAIL${RESET} %s\n" "$1"
}
cell_manual() {
CELL_MANUAL=$((CELL_MANUAL + 1))
printf "${YELLOW} ⚠ MANUAL${RESET} %s\n" "$1"
}
# ── Cell 1/7: Install ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "1/7" "Install"
if [[ -n "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
if [[ ! -f "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
cell_fail "AppImage not found at: $APPIMAGE"
elif [[ ! -x "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
printf " AppImage is not executable — setting bit now...\n"
chmod +x "$APPIMAGE"
if [[ -x "$APPIMAGE" ]]; then
BINARY="$APPIMAGE"
USE_APPIMAGE=true
cell_pass "AppImage executable bit set: $APPIMAGE"
else
cell_fail "chmod +x failed on: $APPIMAGE"
fi
else
BINARY="$APPIMAGE"
USE_APPIMAGE=true
cell_pass "AppImage already executable: $APPIMAGE"
fi
else
printf " No AppImage supplied — running cargo build (debug)...\n"
if cargo build -p lumotia 2>&1; then
BINARY="$REPO_ROOT/target/debug/lumotia"
if [[ -f "$BINARY" ]]; then
cell_pass "cargo build succeeded. Binary: $BINARY"
else
cell_fail "cargo build succeeded but binary not found at: $BINARY"
BINARY=""
fi
else
cell_fail "cargo build -p lumotia failed. Fix compilation errors before smoke-testing."
BINARY=""
fi
fi
# ── Cell 2/7: First-run ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "2/7" "First-run (process stays alive for 10 seconds)"
if [[ -z "$BINARY" ]]; then
cell_fail "Skipping — no valid binary from Cell 1."
else
# Launch in background; AppImages need DISPLAY or --no-sandbox workarounds on
# headless CI. We use LUMOTIA_SMOKE_MODE=1 so the binary can short-circuit GUI
# init when the env var is set (harmless if the binary ignores it). We also
# suppress stderr to avoid noise from WebKit/GLib on headless runs.
LUMOTIA_SMOKE_MODE=1 \
WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1 \
GDK_BACKEND=x11 \
DISPLAY="${DISPLAY:-:99}" \
"$BINARY" &>/tmp/lumotia-smoke-launch.log &
BINARY_PID=$!
printf " Waiting 10 seconds (PID %s)...\n" "$BINARY_PID"
ALIVE=true
for i in $(seq 1 10); do
sleep 1
if ! kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
ALIVE=false
break
fi
done
# Terminate gracefully
if kill -0 "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null; then
kill -TERM "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
sleep 1
kill -KILL "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
wait "$BINARY_PID" 2>/dev/null || true
if $ALIVE; then
cell_pass "Binary stayed alive for 10 seconds without crash."
else
# A clean exit (code 0) during early startup is acceptable in headless mode
# (no display attached → Tauri exits non-zero but that's a display issue,
# not a crash). Check the log for a panic/SIGSEGV signature instead.
EXIT_LOG=/tmp/lumotia-smoke-launch.log
if grep -qiE 'panic|SIGSEGV|Segmentation fault|thread.*panicked' "$EXIT_LOG" 2>/dev/null; then
cell_fail "Binary crashed with panic/segfault within 10 seconds. See /tmp/lumotia-smoke-launch.log"
else
cell_pass "Binary exited cleanly (headless mode — no display). No panic in log. Treating as PASS."
printf " Log tail:\n"
tail -5 "$EXIT_LOG" 2>/dev/null | sed 's/^/ /' || true
fi
fi
fi
# ── Cell 3/7: Capture ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "3/7" "Capture (MANUAL — audio loopback required)"
printf " MANUAL: Open the app, talk into the microphone for 5 seconds.\n"
printf " Confirm a live transcript appears in the dictation area.\n"
cell_manual "Audio capture requires a human tester with a live microphone."
# ── Cell 4/7: Cleanup ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "4/7" "Cleanup (MANUAL — audio loopback required)"
printf " MANUAL: Stop recording. Confirm the cleaned transcript\n"
printf " appears beneath the raw transcript in the PostCaptureCard.\n"
cell_manual "Cleanup display requires a completed recording — needs human verification."
# ── Cell 5/7: Export ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "5/7" "Export (MANUAL — requires completed transcript)"
printf " MANUAL: From the PostCaptureCard or History, export the transcript\n"
printf " as Markdown via the native save dialog. Confirm the .md file\n"
printf " is created on disk with the expected content.\n"
cell_manual "Export requires an existing transcript — needs human verification."
# ── Cell 6/7: History search ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
cell_header "6/7" "History search (MANUAL — requires at least one saved transcript)"
printf " MANUAL: Open History (sidebar). Type a word from your dictation\n"
printf " in the search box. Confirm the transcript appears in results.\n"
cell_manual "FTS5 search requires a saved transcript — needs human verification."
# ── Cell 7/7: Uninstall + reinstall preserves transcripts ───────────────────
cell_header "7/7" "Uninstall + reinstall preserves transcripts (dogfood rebrand drill)"
DRILL="$REPO_ROOT/scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh"
if [[ ! -f "$DRILL" ]]; then
cell_fail "scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh not found — restore it before smoke-testing."
elif [[ ! -x "$DRILL" ]]; then
cell_fail "scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh is not executable — run: chmod +x scripts/dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh"
else
if bash "$DRILL" >/tmp/lumotia-smoke-drill.log 2>&1; then
cell_pass "dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh passed — data-dir migration + preservation verified (8/8 probes)."
else
cell_fail "dogfood-rebrand-drill.sh reported failures. See /tmp/lumotia-smoke-drill.log for details."
tail -20 /tmp/lumotia-smoke-drill.log | sed 's/^/ /' || true
fi
fi
# ── Summary ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
TOTAL=$((CELL_PASS + CELL_FAIL + CELL_MANUAL))
printf "\n"
if [[ $CELL_FAIL -eq 0 ]]; then
printf "${GREEN}${BOLD}✓ Linux smoke-test partial-automation complete: %d/%d automated PASS, %d/%d require manual verification.${RESET}\n\n" \
"$CELL_PASS" "$TOTAL" "$CELL_MANUAL" "$TOTAL"
exit 0
else
printf "${RED}${BOLD}✗ Linux smoke-test: %d/%d automated PASS, %d/%d FAILED, %d/%d require manual verification.${RESET}\n\n" \
"$CELL_PASS" "$TOTAL" "$CELL_FAIL" "$TOTAL" "$CELL_MANUAL" "$TOTAL"
exit 1
fi

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@@ -0,0 +1,221 @@
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# tag-day.sh — Lumotia tag-day orchestrator
#
# One command runs the entire morning-of release dance:
# 1. Run scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh (all 7 gates must be green)
# 2. Read the release version from src-tauri/Cargo.toml (or argv)
# 3. Check CHANGELOG.md for the 2026-MM-DD date placeholder — offer to fill
# it with today's date, prompt for a custom date, or abort
# 4. Print git status + proposed tag command; prompt y/n
# 5. git tag -a vX.Y.Z -m "Release vX.Y.Z" + git push origin vX.Y.Z
# 6. Watch CI via `gh run watch` if gh CLI is present + authenticated
# 7. Print smoke-test next steps + link to tester-onboarding-kit.md
#
# Usage:
# ./scripts/tag-day.sh [vX.Y.Z]
#
# If the version argument is omitted the script reads it from
# [workspace.package].version in Cargo.toml.
#
# Exit codes:
# 0 tag created and pushed (or all steps completed cleanly)
# 1 user aborted or a gate failed
set -euo pipefail
# ── helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
RED='\033[0;31m'
GREEN='\033[0;32m'
YELLOW='\033[1;33m'
BOLD='\033[1m'
RESET='\033[0m'
REPO_ROOT="$(git -C "$(dirname "$0")" rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
cd "$REPO_ROOT"
info() { printf "${BOLD}%s${RESET}\n" "$*"; }
ok() { printf "${GREEN} ✓${RESET} %s\n" "$*"; }
warn() { printf "${YELLOW} ⚠${RESET} %s\n" "$*"; }
abort() { printf "\n${RED}${BOLD}✗ ABORTED: %s${RESET}\n\n" "$*" >&2; exit 1; }
confirm() {
# Usage: confirm "prompt text" → returns 0 if user enters y/Y, exits otherwise
local prompt="$1"
read -r -p "$prompt [y/N] " ans
case "$ans" in
y|Y) return 0 ;;
*) abort "User chose not to proceed." ;;
esac
}
printf "\n${BOLD}╔══════════════════════════════════════════════╗${RESET}\n"
printf "${BOLD}║ Lumotia tag-day orchestrator ║${RESET}\n"
printf "${BOLD}╚══════════════════════════════════════════════╝${RESET}\n\n"
# ── Step 1: pre-tag verification ─────────────────────────────────────────────
info "Step 1/7 — Running scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh (all 7 gates must pass)..."
VERIFY="$REPO_ROOT/scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh"
if [[ ! -f "$VERIFY" ]]; then
abort "scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh not found. Restore it before running tag-day."
fi
if [[ ! -x "$VERIFY" ]]; then
abort "scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh is not executable. Run: chmod +x scripts/pre-tag-verify.sh"
fi
# pre-tag-verify.sh already exits non-zero on any failure; we let it print its
# own output so the user sees exactly what failed.
if ! bash "$VERIFY"; then
abort "pre-tag-verify.sh reported failures — see output above. Fix and re-run tag-day.sh."
fi
ok "All 7 pre-tag gates passed."
# ── Step 2: resolve version ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
info "Step 2/7 — Resolving release version..."
if [[ $# -ge 1 && -n "$1" ]]; then
VERSION="${1#v}" # strip leading 'v' if supplied
TAG="v${VERSION}"
ok "Version from argv: ${TAG}"
else
# Extract from [workspace.package].version in root Cargo.toml
VERSION=$(grep -A10 '^\[workspace\.package\]' Cargo.toml \
| grep '^version' \
| head -1 \
| grep -oP '"\K[^"]+' 2>/dev/null || true)
if [[ -z "$VERSION" ]]; then
abort "Could not parse version from Cargo.toml [workspace.package]. Pass it as an argument: ./scripts/tag-day.sh v0.1.0"
fi
TAG="v${VERSION}"
ok "Version from Cargo.toml: ${TAG}"
fi
# ── Step 3: CHANGELOG date check ─────────────────────────────────────────────
info "Step 3/7 — Checking CHANGELOG.md for date placeholder..."
if [[ ! -f CHANGELOG.md ]]; then
abort "CHANGELOG.md not found at repo root."
fi
TODAY="$(date -u +%Y-%m-%d)"
if grep -qE '[0-9]{4}-MM-DD' CHANGELOG.md; then
printf "\n"
warn "CHANGELOG.md still has the date placeholder. Today is ${TODAY}."
printf "Replace placeholder with today's date? [y/N/abort] "
read -r changelog_ans
case "$changelog_ans" in
y|Y)
sed -i "s/[0-9]\{4\}-MM-DD/${TODAY}/g" CHANGELOG.md
ok "Replaced date placeholder in CHANGELOG.md with ${TODAY}."
# Verify replacement
if grep -qE '[0-9]{4}-MM-DD' CHANGELOG.md; then
abort "sed replacement did not remove all placeholders. Check CHANGELOG.md manually."
fi
;;
n|N)
printf " Enter the release date to use (YYYY-MM-DD): "
read -r custom_date
if [[ ! "$custom_date" =~ ^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}$ ]]; then
abort "Date '${custom_date}' is not in YYYY-MM-DD format."
fi
sed -i "s/[0-9]\{4\}-MM-DD/${custom_date}/g" CHANGELOG.md
ok "Replaced date placeholder in CHANGELOG.md with ${custom_date}."
if grep -qE '[0-9]{4}-MM-DD' CHANGELOG.md; then
abort "sed replacement did not remove all placeholders. Check CHANGELOG.md manually."
fi
;;
abort|ABORT|a)
abort "User chose to abort at CHANGELOG date step."
;;
*)
abort "Unrecognised response '${changelog_ans}'. Aborting. Valid responses: y / n / abort"
;;
esac
else
ok "CHANGELOG.md has no date placeholder — ready."
fi
# ── Step 4: git status + confirm tag command ──────────────────────────────────
info "Step 4/7 — Reviewing git status and confirming tag..."
printf "\n── git status ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n"
git status --short
printf "─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n"
printf "Proposed commands:\n"
printf " ${BOLD}git tag -a %s -m \"Release %s\"${RESET}\n" "$TAG" "$TAG"
printf " ${BOLD}git push origin %s${RESET}\n\n" "$TAG"
# Check if the tag already exists locally
if git tag --list "$TAG" | grep -q "$TAG"; then
warn "Tag ${TAG} already exists locally."
confirm "Delete the existing local tag and re-create it?"
git tag -d "$TAG"
fi
confirm "Confirm: create tag ${TAG} and push to origin?"
# ── Step 5: tag + push ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
info "Step 5/7 — Creating tag and pushing..."
git tag -a "$TAG" -m "Release ${TAG}"
ok "Tag ${TAG} created locally."
git push origin "$TAG"
ok "Tag ${TAG} pushed to origin."
# ── Step 6: CI watch (optional) ──────────────────────────────────────────────
info "Step 6/7 — CI watch..."
GH_OK=false
if command -v gh &>/dev/null; then
if gh auth status &>/dev/null; then
GH_OK=true
else
warn "gh CLI found but not authenticated (gh auth status failed). Skipping CI watch."
fi
else
warn "gh CLI not installed. Skipping CI watch."
fi
if $GH_OK; then
printf "\n Opening CI run for tag ${TAG}...\n"
# Wait a moment for the push to register with GitHub
sleep 3
# gh run watch will block until the run completes; Ctrl-C to detach.
if ! gh run watch --exit-status 2>&1; then
warn "CI run watch exited non-zero or was interrupted. Check manually:"
printf " https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/actions\n\n"
else
ok "CI completed successfully."
fi
else
printf "\n Open this URL to watch CI:\n"
printf " ${BOLD}https://github.com/jakeadriansames/lumotia/actions${RESET}\n\n"
fi
# ── Step 7: next steps ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
info "Step 7/7 — Smoke-test next steps"
printf "\n"
printf " Once CI has produced artefacts for all platforms:\n\n"
printf " 1. Download the Linux AppImage from the CI release artefacts.\n"
printf " 2. Run the smoke harness against it:\n"
printf " ${BOLD}./scripts/smoke-linux.sh /path/to/lumotia-%s-linux-x86_64.AppImage${RESET}\n" "$VERSION"
printf " 3. Complete the manual cells (Capture, Cleanup, Export, History search).\n"
printf " 4. Repeat on macOS / Windows if testers are available.\n"
printf " 5. Fill in the smoke-test matrix in docs/release/v0.1-checklist.md.\n\n"
printf " Tester onboarding kit:\n"
printf " ${BOLD}docs/release/tester-onboarding-kit.md${RESET}\n\n"
printf "${GREEN}${BOLD}✓ Tag day complete. Tag %s is live on origin.${RESET}\n\n" "$TAG"

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@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
[package]
name = "lumotia"
version = "0.1.0"
version.workspace = true
description = "Lumotia — Think out loud"
authors = ["CORBEL Ltd"]
edition = "2021"
edition.workspace = true
repository.workspace = true
license.workspace = true
[lib]
name = "lumotia_lib"
@@ -54,9 +56,14 @@ serde = { version = "1", features = ["derive"] }
serde_json = "1"
tracing = "0.1"
tracing-subscriber = { version = "0.3", features = ["env-filter"] }
# Rolling daily file appender that backs `lumotia.log` (the forensic log
# bundled into user-submitted diagnostic reports — see
# src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs and crates/storage/src/file_storage.rs).
# 0.2.3+ is required for `max_log_files`; 0.2.5 is the current crates.io head.
tracing-appender = "0.2.5"
# Async runtime (spawn_blocking for inference)
tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt", "sync"] }
tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt", "sync", "time"] }
arboard = "3.6.1"
@@ -67,6 +74,7 @@ arboard = "3.6.1"
# migrate / any / json which this crate doesn't use. Only names SqlitePool.
sqlx = { version = "0.8", default-features = false, features = ["runtime-tokio", "sqlite"] }
uuid = { version = "1", features = ["v4"] }
zip = "8.6.0"
[dev-dependencies]
# Phase 9 fs::write_text_file_cmd tests use a temp directory so we don't
@@ -99,6 +107,10 @@ webkit2gtk = "2.0"
# transitively depends on (GTK 3).
gtk = "0.18"
gdk = "0.18"
# KI-02: systemd-logind idle inhibit via org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit.
# The blocking API avoids spawning an extra async runtime inside an already-async
# Tauri command handler (spawn_blocking wraps the call site).
zbus = { version = "5", default-features = false, features = ["blocking"] }
[target.'cfg(target_os = "macos")'.dependencies]
objc2 = "0.6.4"
@@ -108,3 +120,7 @@ objc2-foundation = { version = "0.3.2", default-features = false, features = ["s
# Phase 4 TTS: PowerShell -EncodedCommand expects UTF-16-LE base64.
# Windows-only because the other platforms' TTS paths pass text via argv.
base64 = "0.22"
# KI-03: SetThreadExecutionState for sleep prevention during recording.
# The `windows` crate is already a transitive dep (via tauri); listing it
# here explicitly pulls in only the Win32_System_Power feature we need.
windows = { version = "0.62", features = ["Win32_System_Power"] }

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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
use std::path::PathBuf;
use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering};
use tauri::Manager;
@@ -22,17 +22,36 @@ pub async fn list_audio_devices(window: tauri::WebviewWindow) -> Result<Vec<Devi
/// ensuring the parent directory exists. Used by
/// `start_live_transcription_session` to hand the path to the progressive
/// WAV writer before any samples arrive (brief item #19).
///
/// Trust boundary (Trust-2): `output_folder` arrives from the webview
/// as a free-form string and is otherwise joined verbatim into a
/// PathBuf that `create_dir_all` + WavWriter then operate on. Without
/// validation the webview can write recordings anywhere the Lumotia
/// process can write — `/etc`, `/var`, somebody else's home dir.
///
/// The fix:
/// 1. None or empty → fall back to the default `recordings` subtree
/// under the app-local data dir. Always safe.
/// 2. Otherwise → canonicalise the supplied path (resolves `..` and
/// symlinks) and ensure it sits inside the trusted base. Reject if
/// it escapes.
///
/// A user who wants recordings somewhere else must configure it via
/// Settings (a different trust boundary owned by the app's persisted
/// preferences); the live-session command surface is constrained.
pub fn resolve_recording_path(
app: &tauri::AppHandle,
output_folder: Option<&str>,
) -> Result<PathBuf, String> {
let default_base = app
.path()
.app_local_data_dir()
.map_err(|e: tauri::Error| e.to_string())?
.join("recordings");
let recordings_dir = match output_folder.map(str::trim).filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) {
Some(folder) => PathBuf::from(folder),
None => app
.path()
.app_local_data_dir()
.map_err(|e: tauri::Error| e.to_string())?
.join("recordings"),
Some(folder) => validate_output_folder(folder, &default_base)?,
None => default_base,
};
std::fs::create_dir_all(&recordings_dir)
@@ -41,6 +60,57 @@ pub fn resolve_recording_path(
Ok(recordings_dir.join(recording_filename()))
}
/// Validate that a webview-supplied `output_folder` does not escape the
/// trusted recordings base. Canonicalises both sides so `..`-walks and
/// symlinks resolve before the containment check.
///
/// Allows the supplied path to be either the base itself or a
/// descendant of it; everything else is rejected. The base must
/// already exist on disk (we `create_dir_all` it on the default
/// branch); we ensure it here too so canonicalisation can succeed even
/// on a clean install where neither side has been created yet.
fn validate_output_folder(folder: &str, default_base: &Path) -> Result<PathBuf, String> {
// Make sure the trusted base exists before canonicalisation —
// `canonicalize` errors on missing paths and we want a clean
// failure mode on first launch.
std::fs::create_dir_all(default_base)
.map_err(|e| format!("Failed to ensure recordings base dir: {e}"))?;
// Create the requested path too if it doesn't exist yet, so
// canonicalisation can resolve it. If the user is pointing at a
// path outside the trusted base the containment check rejects
// them right after — a stray empty directory is the only side
// effect, which is acceptable for the trust gain.
let requested = PathBuf::from(folder);
if !requested.exists() {
std::fs::create_dir_all(&requested).map_err(|e| {
format!(
"Failed to create requested output folder '{}': {e}",
requested.display()
)
})?;
}
let canonical_base = default_base.canonicalize().map_err(|e| {
format!(
"Failed to canonicalise recordings base '{}': {e}",
default_base.display()
)
})?;
let canonical_requested = requested.canonicalize().map_err(|e| {
format!(
"Failed to canonicalise output folder '{}': {e}",
requested.display()
)
})?;
if !canonical_requested.starts_with(&canonical_base) {
return Err(format!(
"outputFolder '{}' is outside the allowed recordings base '{}'",
canonical_requested.display(),
canonical_base.display()
));
}
Ok(canonical_requested)
}
/// Deterministic recording filename generator. Combines three fields
/// for absolute uniqueness across rapid calls:
///
@@ -73,7 +143,8 @@ static RECORDING_COUNTER: AtomicU64 = AtomicU64::new(0);
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::recording_filename;
use super::{recording_filename, validate_output_folder};
use std::path::PathBuf;
#[test]
fn recording_filenames_are_unique_across_rapid_calls() {
@@ -94,6 +165,127 @@ mod tests {
);
}
fn unique_tmp(label: &str) -> PathBuf {
let pid = std::process::id();
let nanos = std::time::SystemTime::now()
.duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH)
.map(|d| d.as_nanos())
.unwrap_or(0);
std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("lumotia-audio-test-{label}-{pid}-{nanos}"))
}
#[test]
fn validate_output_folder_accepts_base_itself() {
// Trust-2 happy path: the recordings base is always allowed.
let root = unique_tmp("base-itself");
let base = root.join("recordings");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&base).unwrap();
let canonical = validate_output_folder(base.to_str().unwrap(), &base)
.expect("base path must validate as itself");
assert_eq!(canonical, base.canonicalize().unwrap());
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[test]
fn validate_output_folder_accepts_descendant() {
// A user-configured subdirectory of the trusted base is fine.
let root = unique_tmp("descendant");
let base = root.join("recordings");
let nested = base.join("2026-05");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&nested).unwrap();
let canonical = validate_output_folder(nested.to_str().unwrap(), &base)
.expect("descendant must validate");
assert!(canonical.starts_with(base.canonicalize().unwrap()));
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[test]
fn validate_output_folder_rejects_etc() {
// Trust-2 attack shape: webview supplies `/etc`. Must be
// rejected even though /etc exists (and `create_dir_all` on it
// would no-op).
let root = unique_tmp("etc-reject");
let base = root.join("recordings");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&base).unwrap();
let err = validate_output_folder("/etc", &base)
.expect_err("`/etc` must NEVER be accepted as a recordings dir");
assert!(
err.contains("outside the allowed recordings base"),
"rejection message must name the trust boundary: {err}"
);
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[test]
fn validate_output_folder_rejects_parent_escape() {
// `..`-walk attack shape: a path that resolves OUT of the
// trusted base via parent traversal. Canonicalisation must
// resolve the `..` before the containment check runs.
let root = unique_tmp("parent-escape");
let base = root.join("recordings");
let escape_target = root.join("escape");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&base).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(&escape_target).unwrap();
// recordings/../escape — exists on disk, but resolves to root/escape.
let attack = base.join("..").join("escape");
let err = validate_output_folder(attack.to_str().unwrap(), &base)
.expect_err("..-walk out of base must be rejected");
assert!(
err.contains("outside the allowed recordings base"),
"rejection message must name the trust boundary: {err}"
);
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[test]
fn validate_output_folder_rejects_sibling_dir() {
// Plain sibling-of-base: equal path depth, prefix-matching the
// base's parent but not the base itself. `starts_with` on
// canonical paths must reject this (a bare-string prefix match
// would have let `recordings-backdoor` through).
let root = unique_tmp("sibling");
let base = root.join("recordings");
let sibling = root.join("recordings-backdoor");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&base).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(&sibling).unwrap();
let err = validate_output_folder(sibling.to_str().unwrap(), &base)
.expect_err("sibling of base must be rejected even with prefix overlap");
assert!(err.contains("outside the allowed recordings base"));
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn validate_output_folder_rejects_symlink_pointing_out() {
// Symlink-escape attack shape: a path inside the base which
// resolves through a symlink to a directory outside the base.
// Canonicalisation must follow the link before the containment
// check.
let root = unique_tmp("symlink-escape");
let base = root.join("recordings");
let outside = root.join("outside");
std::fs::create_dir_all(&base).unwrap();
std::fs::create_dir_all(&outside).unwrap();
let link = base.join("trapdoor");
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(&outside, &link).unwrap();
let err = validate_output_folder(link.to_str().unwrap(), &base)
.expect_err("symlink to outside path must be rejected");
assert!(err.contains("outside the allowed recordings base"));
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&root).ok();
}
#[test]
fn recording_filename_has_expected_shape() {
let name = recording_filename();

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@@ -1,11 +1,85 @@
use arboard::Clipboard;
/// Copy text to the system clipboard via arboard.
use crate::commands::security::ensure_window_in_set;
/// Refuse-to-set-clipboard limit. 1 MiB is comfortably above any
/// dictation output and any sensible "copy raw transcript" — anything
/// larger is a memory-pressure footgun if the clipboard backend
/// (arboard → X11 INCR / Wayland data device / NSPasteboard) tries to
/// materialise the full string for every paste target. The same cap is
/// used by `commands::paste::paste_text` so the two surfaces refuse
/// identically.
pub(crate) const MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES: usize = 1024 * 1024;
/// Windows that are allowed to call `copy_to_clipboard`. The transcript
/// viewer and transcription preview both have legitimate "copy raw text"
/// buttons; mirror the secondary-windows capability grant in
/// `src-tauri/capabilities/secondary-windows.json` so the IPC trust
/// boundary and the permission set stay in lock-step. The mirror
/// invariant is pinned by
/// `commands::security::tests_capability_mirror::allowlists_match_capability_jsons`.
pub(crate) const CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS: &[&str] =
&["main", "transcript-viewer", "transcription-preview"];
/// Copy text to the system clipboard via arboard. Restricted to the
/// documented "clipboard-capable" windows (main + transcript-viewer +
/// transcription-preview) and capped at `MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES` to keep the
/// IPC surface symmetric with the rest of the codebase (Trust-6,
/// 2026-05-12 code-atomiser fix; broadened on 2026-05-13 to cover the
/// in-app preview/viewer copy buttons that were collateral-damaged by the
/// original main-only restriction).
#[tauri::command]
pub fn copy_to_clipboard(text: String) -> Result<(), String> {
pub fn copy_to_clipboard(window: tauri::WebviewWindow, text: String) -> Result<(), String> {
ensure_window_in_set(&window, CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS)?;
if text.len() > MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES {
return Err(format!(
"Clipboard payload too large ({} bytes; limit {} bytes).",
text.len(),
MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES
));
}
let mut clipboard = Clipboard::new().map_err(|e| format!("Clipboard init failed: {e}"))?;
clipboard
.set_text(&text)
.map_err(|e| format!("Clipboard write failed: {e}"))?;
Ok(())
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
/// Pure helper that mirrors the size-cap branch in
/// `copy_to_clipboard`, factored so we can test it without a real
/// `tauri::WebviewWindow`. The command itself wires this into
/// `ensure_main_window` + arboard.
fn size_check(text: &str) -> Result<(), String> {
if text.len() > MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES {
Err(format!(
"Clipboard payload too large ({} bytes; limit {} bytes).",
text.len(),
MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES
))
} else {
Ok(())
}
}
#[test]
fn accepts_normal_payload() {
assert!(size_check("hello world").is_ok());
}
#[test]
fn rejects_payload_above_cap() {
let big = "a".repeat(MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES + 1);
let err = size_check(&big).expect_err("expected size-cap rejection");
assert!(err.contains("too large"), "unexpected error: {err}");
}
#[test]
fn accepts_payload_exactly_at_cap() {
let exact = "b".repeat(MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES);
assert!(size_check(&exact).is_ok());
}
}

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src-tauri/src/commands/diagnostics.rs
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@@ -6,11 +6,16 @@
//! - The manual report bundler shows the user exactly what would be
//! shared and lets them choose to copy/save/email it.
//! - No remote endpoint, no Sentry, no opt-out telemetry.
//!
//! The `generate_diagnostic_bundle` command produces a zip archive
//! containing logs, crash dumps, redacted preferences, and system info.
//! It NEVER includes audio files, transcripts, the SQLite database, or
//! any `.env*` file — a deny-list is applied to every candidate path.
use std::fs;
use std::io::Write;
use std::panic;
use std::path::PathBuf;
use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};
use std::time::{SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH};
use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};
@@ -532,3 +537,678 @@ pub async fn save_diagnostic_report(
fs::write(&path, &report).map_err(|e| format!("write file: {e}"))?;
Ok(path.to_string_lossy().to_string())
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Diagnostic bundle (zip archive) — Task 3.8
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// Summary returned to the frontend after bundling.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize)]
#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]
pub struct DiagnosticBundleSummary {
/// Absolute path to the zip that was written.
pub path: String,
/// Size of the zip in bytes.
pub bytes: u64,
/// Human-readable labels for sections that made it into the zip.
pub included: Vec<String>,
/// Human-readable labels for sections deliberately excluded.
pub excluded: Vec<String>,
}
/// Deny-list: extensions and path components that MUST NEVER appear in a
/// diagnostic bundle. Checked case-insensitively against every candidate
/// path before any bytes are written to the zip.
///
/// Rules:
/// - Audio extensions: wav, mp3, opus, ogg, flac
/// - Transcript / capture directories: transcripts, captures
/// - The SQLite database (transcripts.db and its WAL/SHM siblings)
/// - Dot-env files (.env, .env.local, …)
/// - Anything under an `audio/` path component
const AUDIO_EXTENSIONS: &[&str] = &["wav", "mp3", "opus", "ogg", "flac"];
const DENIED_PATH_COMPONENTS: &[&str] = &["transcripts", "captures", "audio"];
/// Return `true` when the file at `path` must be excluded from any bundle.
/// This is the contract; it is tested by the unit tests below.
pub(crate) fn is_denied(path: &Path) -> bool {
let path_str = path.to_string_lossy();
let path_lower = path_str.to_ascii_lowercase();
// 1. Audio by extension
if let Some(ext) = path.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()) {
if AUDIO_EXTENSIONS.contains(&ext.to_ascii_lowercase().as_str()) {
return true;
}
}
// 2. Denied path components (directory names that must not appear)
for component in path.components() {
if let std::path::Component::Normal(c) = component {
let c_lower = c.to_string_lossy().to_ascii_lowercase();
if DENIED_PATH_COMPONENTS.contains(&c_lower.as_str()) {
return true;
}
}
}
// 3. SQLite database files (*.db, *.db-wal, *.db-shm)
if path_lower.ends_with(".db")
|| path_lower.ends_with(".db-wal")
|| path_lower.ends_with(".db-shm")
{
return true;
}
// 4. Dot-env files
if let Some(name) = path.file_name().and_then(|n| n.to_str()) {
let name_lower = name.to_ascii_lowercase();
if name_lower == ".env" || name_lower.starts_with(".env.") {
return true;
}
}
// 5. Literal "transcripts.db" anywhere in the path (belt-and-suspenders)
if path_lower.contains("transcripts.db") {
return true;
}
false
}
/// Redact preference JSON before including in the bundle.
///
/// Secrets are any field whose key contains:
/// api_key, token, secret, password, credential (case-insensitive)
/// Vocabulary entries are replaced with `[redacted]` per the spec.
fn redact_preferences_for_bundle(raw: &str) -> String {
fn is_secret_key(key: &str) -> bool {
let k = key.to_ascii_lowercase();
k.contains("api_key")
|| k.contains("token")
|| k.contains("secret")
|| k.contains("password")
|| k.contains("credential")
}
fn redact_value(value: &mut serde_json::Value, key_hint: Option<&str>) {
match value {
serde_json::Value::Object(map) => {
for (k, v) in map.iter_mut() {
if is_secret_key(k) {
*v = serde_json::Value::String("[redacted]".to_string());
} else {
redact_value(v, Some(k));
}
}
}
serde_json::Value::Array(items) => {
// Vocabulary-style arrays: if the parent key looks like vocabulary,
// redact each entry individually.
let is_vocab = key_hint
.map(|k| {
let k = k.to_ascii_lowercase();
k.contains("vocab") || k.contains("dictionary") || k.contains("terms")
})
.unwrap_or(false);
if is_vocab {
for item in items.iter_mut() {
*item = serde_json::Value::String("[redacted]".to_string());
}
} else {
for item in items.iter_mut() {
redact_value(item, None);
}
}
}
// Strings: mask home-dir paths (same logic as existing redact_home)
serde_json::Value::String(s) => {
*s = redact_home(s);
}
_ => {}
}
}
match serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(raw) {
Ok(mut v) => {
redact_value(&mut v, None);
serde_json::to_string_pretty(&v).unwrap_or_else(|_| "{}".to_string())
}
Err(_) => "_preferences could not be parsed as JSON_".to_string(),
}
}
/// Add a single in-memory byte slice to the zip under `zip_path`.
/// Skips silently if `zip_path` is denied (should not happen for
/// synthesised files, but belt-and-suspenders).
fn zip_add_bytes(
zip: &mut zip::ZipWriter<fs::File>,
zip_path: &str,
data: &[u8],
) -> Result<(), String> {
let options = zip::write::SimpleFileOptions::default()
.compression_method(zip::CompressionMethod::Deflated);
zip.start_file(zip_path, options)
.map_err(|e| format!("zip start_file({zip_path}): {e}"))?;
zip.write_all(data)
.map_err(|e| format!("zip write({zip_path}): {e}"))?;
Ok(())
}
/// Add a real file from `src_path` to the zip under `zip_path`.
/// Applies the deny-list; logs a warning and skips if denied.
/// Returns `true` if the file was added, `false` if skipped.
fn zip_add_file(
zip: &mut zip::ZipWriter<fs::File>,
src_path: &Path,
zip_path: &str,
) -> Result<bool, String> {
if is_denied(src_path) {
tracing::warn!(
path = %src_path.display(),
"diagnostic bundle: deny-list match — skipping file"
);
return Ok(false);
}
let data = fs::read(src_path).map_err(|e| format!("read {}: {e}", src_path.display()))?;
zip_add_bytes(zip, zip_path, &data)?;
Ok(true)
}
/// Tauri command: produce a zip diagnostic bundle at `output_path`.
///
/// The caller (frontend) is responsible for obtaining the output path via
/// the Tauri dialog plugin before invoking this command.
///
/// Privacy contract:
/// - NEVER includes audio, transcripts, the SQLite database, or .env files.
/// - Preferences are redacted before inclusion (secrets + vocabulary).
/// - Home-directory paths are replaced with `~`.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn generate_diagnostic_bundle(
output_path: String,
state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>,
) -> Result<DiagnosticBundleSummary, String> {
let dest = PathBuf::from(&output_path);
// Ensure parent directory exists.
if let Some(parent) = dest.parent() {
fs::create_dir_all(parent).map_err(|e| format!("create output dir: {e}"))?;
}
let file = fs::File::create(&dest).map_err(|e| format!("create bundle file: {e}"))?;
let mut zip = zip::ZipWriter::new(file);
let mut included: Vec<String> = Vec::new();
// Excluded is always the same — audio + transcripts are always denied.
let excluded: Vec<String> = vec!["transcripts".to_string(), "audio".to_string()];
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// 1. system_info.txt
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
{
let data_dir_display = redact_home(&app_data_dir().display().to_string());
let now_secs = SystemTime::now()
.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH)
.map(|d| d.as_secs())
.unwrap_or(0);
let system_info = format!(
"Lumotia diagnostic bundle\n\
========================\n\
App version: {ver}\n\
OS: {os}\n\
Arch: {arch}\n\
Data dir: {data_dir}\n\
Generated: {ts} (UTC epoch seconds)\n\
Rust: {rust_ver}\n",
ver = LUMOTIA_VERSION,
os = std::env::consts::OS,
arch = std::env::consts::ARCH,
data_dir = data_dir_display,
ts = now_secs,
rust_ver = option_env!("CARGO_PKG_RUST_VERSION").unwrap_or("unknown"),
);
zip_add_bytes(&mut zip, "system_info.txt", system_info.as_bytes())?;
included.push("system_info".to_string());
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// 2. logs/ — last 7 days of log files, capped at 5 MB total
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
{
const MAX_LOG_BYTES: u64 = 5 * 1024 * 1024; // 5 MB
const MAX_LOG_DAYS: usize = 7;
let log_dir = logs_dir();
let mut log_count: usize = 0;
if log_dir.is_dir() {
// Collect log files sorted newest-first by mtime.
let mut log_files: Vec<(u64, PathBuf)> = Vec::new();
if let Ok(entries) = fs::read_dir(&log_dir) {
for entry in entries.flatten() {
let path = entry.path();
if !path.is_file() {
continue;
}
// Deny-list check on each candidate
if is_denied(&path) {
tracing::warn!(
path = %path.display(),
"diagnostic bundle: deny-list match in logs dir — skipping"
);
continue;
}
let mtime = entry
.metadata()
.ok()
.and_then(|m| m.modified().ok())
.and_then(|t| t.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok())
.map(|d| d.as_secs())
.unwrap_or(0);
log_files.push((mtime, path));
}
}
// Sort newest-first
log_files.sort_by(|a, b| b.0.cmp(&a.0));
let mut bytes_so_far: u64 = 0;
for (_, path) in log_files.iter().take(MAX_LOG_DAYS) {
let file_size = fs::metadata(path).map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0);
if bytes_so_far + file_size > MAX_LOG_BYTES {
tracing::info!(
"diagnostic bundle: log cap reached at {} bytes; stopping",
bytes_so_far
);
break;
}
let name = path.file_name().and_then(|n| n.to_str()).unwrap_or("log");
let zip_path = format!("logs/{name}");
match zip_add_file(&mut zip, path, &zip_path) {
Ok(true) => {
bytes_so_far += file_size;
log_count += 1;
}
Ok(false) => {} // denied — already warned
Err(e) => tracing::warn!(
"diagnostic bundle: could not add log {}: {e}",
path.display()
),
}
}
}
if log_count > 0 {
included.push(format!("logs ({log_count} files)"));
}
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// 3. crashes/ — most recent 3 crash dumps
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
{
const MAX_CRASHES: usize = 3;
let crash_dir = crashes_dir();
let mut crash_count: usize = 0;
if crash_dir.is_dir() {
let mut crash_files: Vec<(u64, PathBuf)> = Vec::new();
if let Ok(entries) = fs::read_dir(&crash_dir) {
for entry in entries.flatten() {
let path = entry.path();
if path.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()) != Some("crash") {
continue;
}
if is_denied(&path) {
tracing::warn!(
path = %path.display(),
"diagnostic bundle: deny-list match in crashes dir — skipping"
);
continue;
}
let mtime = entry
.metadata()
.ok()
.and_then(|m| m.modified().ok())
.and_then(|t| t.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok())
.map(|d| d.as_secs())
.unwrap_or(0);
crash_files.push((mtime, path));
}
}
crash_files.sort_by(|a, b| b.0.cmp(&a.0));
for (_, path) in crash_files.iter().take(MAX_CRASHES) {
let name = path.file_name().and_then(|n| n.to_str()).unwrap_or("crash");
let zip_path = format!("crashes/{name}");
match zip_add_file(&mut zip, path, &zip_path) {
Ok(true) => crash_count += 1,
Ok(false) => {}
Err(e) => tracing::warn!(
"diagnostic bundle: could not add crash {}: {e}",
path.display()
),
}
}
}
if crash_count > 0 {
included.push(format!("crash_dumps ({crash_count})"));
}
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// 4. preferences-redacted.json
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
{
let prefs_raw = lumotia_storage::get_setting(&state.db, "lumotia_preferences")
.await
.unwrap_or(None);
let redacted = match prefs_raw {
Some(raw) => redact_preferences_for_bundle(&raw),
None => "{}".to_string(),
};
zip_add_bytes(&mut zip, "preferences-redacted.json", redacted.as_bytes())?;
included.push("preferences (redacted)".to_string());
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// 5. metadata.json
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
{
let now_secs = SystemTime::now()
.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH)
.map(|d| d.as_secs())
.unwrap_or(0);
let metadata = serde_json::json!({
"generated_at": now_secs,
"lumotia_version": LUMOTIA_VERSION,
"included": included,
"excluded": excluded,
"redaction_policy": "no audio, no transcripts, vocabulary redacted, secrets redacted"
});
let metadata_bytes =
serde_json::to_vec_pretty(&metadata).unwrap_or_else(|_| b"{}".to_vec());
zip_add_bytes(&mut zip, "metadata.json", &metadata_bytes)?;
}
// Finalise zip
zip.finish().map_err(|e| format!("zip finalise: {e}"))?;
// Report bundle size
let bytes = fs::metadata(&dest).map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0);
tracing::info!(
path = %dest.display(),
bytes,
"diagnostic bundle written"
);
Ok(DiagnosticBundleSummary {
path: output_path,
bytes,
included,
excluded,
})
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Unit tests for the deny-list and preference redaction
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#[cfg(test)]
mod bundle_tests {
use super::*;
/// Helper: create a temp dir, populate with fake files, run the deny-list,
/// and return (allowed_names, denied_names).
fn classify(files: &[&str]) -> (Vec<String>, Vec<String>) {
let mut allowed = Vec::new();
let mut denied = Vec::new();
for name in files {
let p = PathBuf::from(name);
if is_denied(&p) {
denied.push(name.to_string());
} else {
allowed.push(name.to_string());
}
}
(allowed, denied)
}
#[test]
fn deny_audio_extensions() {
let (allowed, denied) = classify(&[
"lumotia.log",
"recording.wav",
"clip.mp3",
"capture.opus",
"sound.ogg",
"track.flac",
"system_info.txt",
]);
assert!(
denied.contains(&"recording.wav".to_string()),
"wav must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.contains(&"clip.mp3".to_string()),
"mp3 must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.contains(&"capture.opus".to_string()),
"opus must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.contains(&"sound.ogg".to_string()),
"ogg must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.contains(&"track.flac".to_string()),
"flac must be denied"
);
assert!(
allowed.contains(&"lumotia.log".to_string()),
"log must be allowed"
);
assert!(
allowed.contains(&"system_info.txt".to_string()),
"txt must be allowed"
);
}
#[test]
fn deny_transcript_path_component() {
let (allowed, denied) = classify(&[
"/home/user/.local/share/lumotia/transcripts/2024-01-01.txt",
"/home/user/.local/share/lumotia/logs/lumotia.log",
"/home/user/audio/recording.flac",
"/home/user/.local/share/lumotia/captures/cap001.bin",
]);
assert!(
denied.iter().any(|p| p.contains("transcripts")),
"transcripts dir must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.iter().any(|p| p.contains("captures")),
"captures dir must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.iter().any(|p| p.contains("audio")),
"audio dir must be denied"
);
assert!(
allowed.iter().any(|p| p.contains("logs")),
"logs dir must be allowed"
);
}
#[test]
fn deny_sqlite_database() {
let (_, denied) = classify(&[
"/data/lumotia.db",
"/data/lumotia.db-wal",
"/data/lumotia.db-shm",
"/data/transcripts.db",
]);
assert_eq!(denied.len(), 4, "all db files must be denied: {denied:?}");
}
#[test]
fn deny_dotenv_files() {
let (allowed, denied) = classify(&[
".env",
".env.local",
".env.production",
"env.txt", // should be allowed
"my.env.backup", // should be allowed (doesn't start with .env)
]);
assert!(denied.contains(&".env".to_string()), ".env must be denied");
assert!(
denied.contains(&".env.local".to_string()),
".env.local must be denied"
);
assert!(
denied.contains(&".env.production".to_string()),
".env.production must be denied"
);
assert!(
allowed.contains(&"env.txt".to_string()),
"env.txt must be allowed"
);
}
#[test]
fn preferences_secret_keys_redacted() {
let raw = serde_json::json!({
"display_name": "Jake",
"api_key": "sk-supersecret",
"auth_token": "tok_abc123",
"password": "hunter2",
"some_credential": "cred_xyz",
"theme": "dark"
})
.to_string();
let redacted: serde_json::Value =
serde_json::from_str(&redact_preferences_for_bundle(&raw)).unwrap();
assert_eq!(
redacted["api_key"], "[redacted]",
"api_key must be redacted"
);
assert_eq!(
redacted["auth_token"], "[redacted]",
"token must be redacted"
);
assert_eq!(
redacted["password"], "[redacted]",
"password must be redacted"
);
assert_eq!(
redacted["some_credential"], "[redacted]",
"credential must be redacted"
);
// Non-secret fields must survive
assert_eq!(
redacted["display_name"], "Jake",
"display_name must survive"
);
assert_eq!(redacted["theme"], "dark", "theme must survive");
}
#[test]
fn preferences_vocabulary_entries_redacted() {
let raw = serde_json::json!({
"vocab": ["CORBEL", "Lumotia", "Jake"],
"user_dictionary": ["word1", "word2"],
"settings_list": ["keep_me"]
})
.to_string();
let redacted: serde_json::Value =
serde_json::from_str(&redact_preferences_for_bundle(&raw)).unwrap();
// Vocabulary arrays must be fully redacted
let vocab = redacted["vocab"].as_array().unwrap();
assert!(
vocab.iter().all(|v| v == "[redacted]"),
"vocab entries must be redacted: {vocab:?}"
);
let dict = redacted["user_dictionary"].as_array().unwrap();
assert!(
dict.iter().all(|v| v == "[redacted]"),
"user_dictionary entries must be redacted: {dict:?}"
);
// Non-vocabulary arrays survive
let settings = redacted["settings_list"].as_array().unwrap();
assert_eq!(settings[0], "keep_me", "settings_list must survive");
}
/// End-to-end: write a real zip to a tempfile with a fake dir tree.
/// Verify that:
/// - `system_info.txt` is present
/// - `metadata.json` is present
/// - A fake `.wav` is NOT in the zip
/// - A fake `transcript.txt` inside a `transcripts/` path is NOT in the zip
/// - A fake log file IS in the zip (via zip_add_bytes — this tests the
/// deny-list path directly)
#[test]
fn deny_list_in_zip_add_file() {
let tmp = tempfile::TempDir::new().expect("tempdir");
let wav_path = tmp.path().join("test_recording.wav");
let log_path = tmp.path().join("lumotia.log");
let transcript_dir = tmp.path().join("transcripts");
fs::create_dir_all(&transcript_dir).unwrap();
let transcript_path = transcript_dir.join("my_note.txt");
fs::write(&wav_path, b"RIFF fake wav data").unwrap();
fs::write(&log_path, b"2024-01-01 INFO test log line").unwrap();
fs::write(&transcript_path, b"Top secret transcript").unwrap();
let out_path = tmp.path().join("bundle.zip");
let zip_file = fs::File::create(&out_path).unwrap();
let mut zip = zip::ZipWriter::new(zip_file);
// wav — must be denied
let wav_added = zip_add_file(&mut zip, &wav_path, "test_recording.wav").unwrap();
assert!(!wav_added, "wav must not be added");
// transcript inside transcripts/ — must be denied
let tx_added = zip_add_file(&mut zip, &transcript_path, "transcripts/my_note.txt").unwrap();
assert!(!tx_added, "transcript must not be added");
// log file — must be allowed
let log_added = zip_add_file(&mut zip, &log_path, "logs/lumotia.log").unwrap();
assert!(log_added, "log must be added");
zip.finish().unwrap();
// Verify zip contents
let zip_file = fs::File::open(&out_path).unwrap();
let mut archive = zip::ZipArchive::new(zip_file).unwrap();
let names: Vec<String> = (0..archive.len())
.map(|i| archive.by_index(i).unwrap().name().to_string())
.collect();
assert!(
names.contains(&"logs/lumotia.log".to_string()),
"log must be in zip: {names:?}"
);
assert!(
!names.contains(&"test_recording.wav".to_string()),
"wav must NOT be in zip: {names:?}"
);
assert!(
!names.contains(&"transcripts/my_note.txt".to_string()),
"transcript must NOT be in zip: {names:?}"
);
}
}

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@@ -1,44 +1,295 @@
// Phase 9. Thin filesystem write command for the save-dialog path.
//
// Path safety: the caller is expected to obtain `path` via the OS save
// dialog (tauri-plugin-dialog). We do not validate traversal, extension,
// or parent-dir existence beyond what the OS filesystem reports — the
// dialog already constrains the user's choice to what they can write to.
// Path safety (Trust-1, code-atomiser-fix 2026-05-12): an OS save dialog
// is the intended entry point, but the Tauri IPC surface does not enforce
// that — a compromised webview can invoke `write_text_file_cmd` directly
// with any path the running process can write to. We therefore:
//
// 1. require the call to originate from the main window;
// 2. canonicalise the supplied path (resolves symlinks, rejects bad
// parents);
// 3. assert the canonical path is inside a known-good base directory
// (app data, downloads, documents, or desktop). Anything outside is
// rejected with a clear error.
//
// The base-dir allowlist mirrors where the OS save dialog is expected to
// land; it is deliberately broader than `recordings_dir()` because users
// routinely save transcripts to Documents or Desktop. Adding new bases is
// a one-line change in `allowed_export_bases`.
/// Write UTF-8 text to a user-chosen path. Errors propagate the OS
/// message verbatim wrapped with the path so the toast on the frontend
/// is actionable ("Failed to write …: Permission denied" rather than a
/// bare error code).
use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};
use tauri::Manager;
use crate::commands::security::ensure_main_window;
/// Write UTF-8 text to a user-chosen path. The path must (a) canonicalise
/// to a real, accessible path, and (b) live inside one of the allowlisted
/// base directories (app data dir, downloads, documents, desktop). Errors
/// propagate the OS message verbatim wrapped with the path so the toast
/// on the frontend is actionable.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn write_text_file_cmd(path: String, contents: String) -> Result<(), String> {
tokio::fs::write(&path, contents)
pub async fn write_text_file_cmd(
app: tauri::AppHandle,
window: tauri::WebviewWindow,
path: String,
contents: String,
) -> Result<(), String> {
ensure_main_window(&window)?;
let bases = allowed_export_bases(&app);
let resolved = resolve_export_path(Path::new(&path), &bases)?;
tokio::fs::write(&resolved, contents)
.await
.map_err(|e| format!("Failed to write {path}: {e}"))
.map_err(|e| format!("Failed to write {}: {e}", resolved.display()))
}
/// Collect the set of base directories under which `write_text_file_cmd`
/// is allowed to land. Returns the canonicalised form of each so the
/// later containment check can be a pure prefix comparison.
fn allowed_export_bases(app: &tauri::AppHandle) -> Vec<PathBuf> {
let path = app.path();
let mut bases: Vec<PathBuf> = Vec::new();
for candidate in [
path.app_data_dir().ok(),
path.app_local_data_dir().ok(),
path.download_dir().ok(),
path.document_dir().ok(),
path.desktop_dir().ok(),
]
.into_iter()
.flatten()
{
// Allow the base directory even if it does not yet exist on disk —
// canonicalise the parent walk-up when possible.
if let Ok(canon) = std::fs::canonicalize(&candidate) {
bases.push(canon);
} else {
bases.push(candidate);
}
}
bases
}
/// Resolve the requested write target. The canonicalised path must sit
/// inside one of `bases`.
///
/// Two-mode canonicalisation:
///
/// - **If the target already exists**, canonicalise the WHOLE path. This
/// follows any symlink at the target itself, so a symlink that sits
/// inside an allowlisted base but points outside it gets rejected
/// here. `tokio::fs::write` follows symlinks on open(2), so without
/// this branch a symlink at `~/Downloads/notes.md -> ~/.bashrc` would
/// pass the containment check (the path string is inside Downloads)
/// and the subsequent write would silently land in `~/.bashrc`.
/// Trust-1 audit residual closed in Phase B.5 (2026-05-14); parallels
/// `validate_output_folder`'s full-path-canonicalize in
/// `commands/audio.rs` (Trust-2).
///
/// - **If the target does not yet exist** (the typical save-dialog
/// case), canonicalise the parent and re-join the filename. The
/// parent must exist for `tokio::fs::write` to succeed anyway, so
/// checking it is no extra cost.
pub(crate) fn resolve_export_path(path: &Path, bases: &[PathBuf]) -> Result<PathBuf, String> {
let canon_path = match std::fs::canonicalize(path) {
Ok(canon) => canon,
Err(e) if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => {
let parent = path.parent().ok_or_else(|| {
format!(
"Refusing to write {}: path has no parent directory.",
path.display()
)
})?;
let file_name = path.file_name().ok_or_else(|| {
format!(
"Refusing to write {}: path has no filename.",
path.display()
)
})?;
let canon_parent = std::fs::canonicalize(parent).map_err(|e| {
format!(
"Refusing to write {}: cannot resolve parent dir ({e}).",
path.display()
)
})?;
canon_parent.join(file_name)
}
Err(e) => {
return Err(format!(
"Refusing to write {}: cannot resolve path ({e}).",
path.display()
));
}
};
if !is_inside_any_base(&canon_path, bases) {
return Err(format!(
"Refusing to write {}: path is outside the allowed export directories \
(app data, Downloads, Documents, Desktop). \
Pick a destination inside one of those folders.",
canon_path.display()
));
}
Ok(canon_path)
}
/// Pure containment check: does `candidate` sit at or under any path in
/// `bases`? Pure on purpose so the unit tests below can exercise the
/// rule without a Tauri app handle.
pub(crate) fn is_inside_any_base(candidate: &Path, bases: &[PathBuf]) -> bool {
bases.iter().any(|base| candidate.starts_with(base))
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
use std::path::PathBuf;
#[tokio::test]
async fn write_text_file_roundtrips_utf8() {
fn tempdir_canon(name: &str) -> (tempfile::TempDir, PathBuf) {
let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir");
let path = dir.path().join("out.md").display().to_string();
write_text_file_cmd(path.clone(), "hello\nwørld\n".into())
.await
.expect("write");
let round = tokio::fs::read_to_string(&path).await.expect("read");
assert_eq!(round, "hello\nwørld\n");
let canon = std::fs::canonicalize(dir.path()).expect("canonicalise tempdir");
let _ = name;
(dir, canon)
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn write_text_file_errors_on_bad_parent() {
let result = write_text_file_cmd(
"/definitely-not-a-real-path-lumotia-phase9/out.md".into(),
"x".into(),
)
.await;
assert!(result.is_err(), "expected error for nonexistent parent");
#[test]
fn rejects_path_outside_allowlist() {
let (_keep, base) = tempdir_canon("base");
let bases = vec![base];
// /etc/passwd is outside the temp base.
let result = resolve_export_path(Path::new("/etc/passwd"), &bases);
assert!(
result.is_err(),
"outside-base path must be rejected, got {result:?}"
);
}
#[test]
fn rejects_path_traversal_attempt() {
// A "../../etc/passwd" relative to a sub-dir of the base must
// resolve to /etc/passwd (or similar) which is OUTSIDE the
// base — and we must reject it. We use the canonicalised
// tempdir as the base, then construct a sibling escape path.
let (_keep, base) = tempdir_canon("base");
let sub = base.join("sub");
std::fs::create_dir(&sub).expect("mkdir sub");
let bases = vec![base.clone()];
let traversal = sub.join("../../etc/passwd");
let result = resolve_export_path(&traversal, &bases);
assert!(
result.is_err(),
"../../etc/passwd traversal must be rejected, got {result:?}"
);
}
#[test]
fn accepts_path_inside_allowlist() {
let (_keep, base) = tempdir_canon("base");
let bases = vec![base.clone()];
let target = base.join("out.md");
let resolved = resolve_export_path(&target, &bases).expect("inside-base must be allowed");
assert!(
resolved.starts_with(&base),
"resolved path {resolved:?} must sit under base {base:?}"
);
}
#[test]
fn accepts_nested_path_inside_allowlist() {
let (_keep, base) = tempdir_canon("base");
let nested = base.join("nested");
std::fs::create_dir(&nested).expect("mkdir nested");
let bases = vec![base.clone()];
let target = nested.join("out.md");
let resolved =
resolve_export_path(&target, &bases).expect("nested inside-base must be allowed");
assert!(resolved.starts_with(&base));
}
#[test]
fn rejects_when_parent_does_not_exist() {
let bases = vec![PathBuf::from("/")];
let result =
resolve_export_path(Path::new("/definitely-not-real-lumotia-fix/out.md"), &bases);
assert!(
result.is_err(),
"nonexistent parent must be rejected, got {result:?}"
);
}
#[test]
fn is_inside_any_base_is_a_prefix_check() {
let a = PathBuf::from("/tmp/a");
let b = PathBuf::from("/tmp/b");
let bases = vec![a.clone(), b];
assert!(is_inside_any_base(&a.join("x.md"), &bases));
assert!(is_inside_any_base(&a.join("nested/x.md"), &bases));
assert!(!is_inside_any_base(Path::new("/tmp/other/x.md"), &bases));
}
/// Phase B.5 audit regression (2026-05-14). The Trust-1 fix
/// canonicalised only the parent of the target path because the file
/// typically does not exist yet. But if a symlink ALREADY exists at
/// the target path pointing outside the allowlisted base,
/// `tokio::fs::write` follows it on `File::create -> open(2)` and
/// silently writes through to the outside target. The path-string
/// containment check passed because the SYMLINK lives inside the
/// base, even though the symlink's target does not.
///
/// The fix canonicalises the full path when it exists (so the
/// symlink resolves before the containment check) and only falls
/// back to parent-canonicalize on NotFound. This regression test
/// pins that contract.
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn rejects_symlink_target_outside_allowlist() {
let (_keep_base, base) = tempdir_canon("base");
let (_keep_out, outside) = tempdir_canon("outside");
// Real, writable file outside the base — the symlink target.
let outside_target = outside.join("victim.txt");
std::fs::write(&outside_target, b"original").expect("seed outside target");
// Inside-base symlink pointing to the outside file.
let symlink_path = base.join("notes.md");
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(&outside_target, &symlink_path)
.expect("create symlink inside base pointing outside");
let bases = vec![base.clone()];
let result = resolve_export_path(&symlink_path, &bases);
assert!(
result.is_err(),
"symlink target outside allowlist must be rejected, got {result:?}"
);
let err = result.err().unwrap();
assert!(
err.contains("outside the allowed export directories"),
"unexpected error shape: {err}"
);
}
/// Symmetric to the rejection above: a symlink whose target stays
/// inside the same base must still be accepted, so legitimate users
/// of in-base symlinks (e.g. a tilde-expansion alias inside the base)
/// are not regressed.
#[cfg(unix)]
#[test]
fn accepts_symlink_target_inside_allowlist() {
let (_keep, base) = tempdir_canon("base");
let real_path = base.join("real.md");
std::fs::write(&real_path, b"original").expect("seed real target");
let symlink_path = base.join("alias.md");
std::os::unix::fs::symlink(&real_path, &symlink_path)
.expect("create in-base alias symlink");
let bases = vec![base.clone()];
let resolved = resolve_export_path(&symlink_path, &bases)
.expect("in-base symlink must resolve and pass");
assert!(resolved.starts_with(&base));
}
}

97
src-tauri/src/commands/hotkey.rs
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@@ -2,18 +2,30 @@ use std::sync::Arc;
use tauri::Emitter;
use tokio::sync::{mpsc, Mutex};
use tokio::task::JoinHandle;
use lumotia_hotkey::{EvdevHotkeyListener, HotkeyCombo, HotkeyEvent};
/// A live evdev listener and the JoinHandle for the forwarder task that
/// drains its event channel into Tauri's event bus. They are stored as a
/// pair so a reconfigure can join BOTH before installing a replacement —
/// the previous implementation leaked the forwarder on every reconfigure
/// (atomiser Race-2), causing duplicate Pressed/Released emits to the
/// frontend.
struct ActiveListener {
listener: EvdevHotkeyListener,
forwarder: JoinHandle<()>,
}
/// Managed state for the evdev hotkey listener.
pub struct HotkeyState {
listener: Arc<Mutex<Option<EvdevHotkeyListener>>>,
active: Arc<Mutex<Option<ActiveListener>>>,
}
impl HotkeyState {
pub fn new() -> Self {
Self {
listener: Arc::new(Mutex::new(None)),
active: Arc::new(Mutex::new(None)),
}
}
}
@@ -33,10 +45,43 @@ pub fn check_hotkey_access() -> Result<(), String> {
lumotia_hotkey::check_evdev_access()
}
/// Tear down an `ActiveListener`. Stops the underlying evdev listener
/// first (which drops every internal `event_tx` clone via the supervisor
/// shutdown path) and then awaits the forwarder JoinHandle. Bounded by a
/// timeout so a stuck forwarder cannot block the caller.
async fn shutdown_active(active: ActiveListener) {
active.listener.stop().await;
// After listener.stop() returns, every device-listener task has
// dropped its event_tx clone. The forwarder's mpsc receiver therefore
// returns None and the task exits naturally. Bound the wait so a
// misbehaving forwarder cannot wedge the caller.
match tokio::time::timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(2), active.forwarder).await {
Ok(Ok(())) => {}
Ok(Err(e)) => {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
error = %e,
"hotkey forwarder task panicked"
);
}
Err(_) => {
tracing::warn!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
"hotkey forwarder did not drain within 2s; detaching"
);
}
}
}
/// Start the evdev global hotkey listener. Emits "lumotia:hotkey-pressed" and
/// "lumotia:hotkey-released" events to the frontend.
///
/// If a listener is already running, it is stopped first.
/// If a listener is already running, it is stopped first AND its
/// forwarder is joined before the replacement is installed. This is the
/// fix for atomiser Race-2: the previous implementation spawned a fresh
/// forwarder on every reconfigure without ever joining the old one, so
/// every hotkey change leaked a permanent task that received duplicate
/// events from the (also-leaked) old device listeners.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn start_evdev_hotkey(
app: tauri::AppHandle,
@@ -46,21 +91,27 @@ pub async fn start_evdev_hotkey(
let combo = HotkeyCombo::from_tauri_str(&hotkey)
.ok_or_else(|| format!("Cannot parse hotkey: {hotkey}"))?;
// Stop existing listener if any
let mut guard = state.listener.lock().await;
// Stop existing listener (and join its forwarder) if any. Done
// BEFORE creating the new listener so the old event_tx is fully
// dropped and the new event_rx is the only live receiver.
let mut guard = state.active.lock().await;
if let Some(existing) = guard.take() {
existing.stop().await;
// Release the lock for the await so other commands aren't held
// up if shutdown_active takes the full 2s timeout. Reacquire
// after.
drop(guard);
shutdown_active(existing).await;
guard = state.active.lock().await;
}
let (event_tx, mut event_rx) = mpsc::channel::<HotkeyEvent>(64);
let listener = EvdevHotkeyListener::start(combo, event_tx);
let listener = EvdevHotkeyListener::start(combo, event_tx).await;
*guard = Some(listener);
drop(guard);
// Forward evdev events to Tauri event bus
// Forward evdev events to Tauri event bus. The JoinHandle is stored
// alongside the listener so the next reconfigure (or explicit stop)
// can join it cleanly.
let app_clone = app.clone();
tokio::spawn(async move {
let forwarder = tokio::spawn(async move {
while let Some(event) = event_rx.recv().await {
match event {
HotkeyEvent::Pressed => {
@@ -71,6 +122,15 @@ pub async fn start_evdev_hotkey(
}
}
}
tracing::debug!(
target: "lumotia_hotkey",
"forwarder exiting; all event_tx senders dropped"
);
});
*guard = Some(ActiveListener {
listener,
forwarder,
});
Ok(())
@@ -85,9 +145,9 @@ pub async fn update_evdev_hotkey(
let combo = HotkeyCombo::from_tauri_str(&hotkey)
.ok_or_else(|| format!("Cannot parse hotkey: {hotkey}"))?;
let guard = state.listener.lock().await;
if let Some(ref listener) = *guard {
listener.set_hotkey(combo);
let guard = state.active.lock().await;
if let Some(ref active) = *guard {
active.listener.set_hotkey(combo);
Ok(())
} else {
Err("Hotkey listener not running".to_string())
@@ -97,9 +157,10 @@ pub async fn update_evdev_hotkey(
/// Stop the evdev hotkey listener.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn stop_evdev_hotkey(state: tauri::State<'_, HotkeyState>) -> Result<(), String> {
let mut guard = state.listener.lock().await;
if let Some(listener) = guard.take() {
listener.stop().await;
let mut guard = state.active.lock().await;
if let Some(active) = guard.take() {
drop(guard);
shutdown_active(active).await;
}
Ok(())
}

466
src-tauri/src/commands/live.rs
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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
#![allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]
use std::collections::HashMap;
use std::collections::{HashMap, VecDeque};
use std::path::PathBuf;
use std::sync::{
atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicU64, Ordering},
@@ -31,6 +31,25 @@ const CHUNK_SAMPLES: usize = 32_000; // 2s at 16kHz
const OVERLAP_SAMPLES: usize = 4_000; // 0.25s at 16kHz
const FINAL_CHUNK_MIN_SAMPLES: usize = 4_000; // 0.25s
const MAX_PENDING_SAMPLES: usize = CHUNK_SAMPLES;
/// Headroom multiplier for `drain_inference`'s timeout, derived from the
/// in-flight chunk's `duration_secs`. F3's original derivation used the
/// constant CHUNK_SAMPLES and capped at ~6s, which broke for the
/// realistic case of a slow CPU + large-v3 model running 3-5x realtime
/// on a chunk that happens to be SHORTER than CHUNK_SAMPLES — the
/// timeout would fire before the legitimate inference finished, treating
/// healthy work as a wedge. 5x realtime is the documented upper bound
/// for the slowest supported configuration (whisper.cpp large-v3, CPU
/// only, low-end laptop). Anything beyond that is a genuine wedge worth
/// aborting.
const REALTIME_SAFETY_MULTIPLIER: u32 = 5;
/// Floor on the drain timeout. Even a sub-second tail chunk needs more
/// than its duration's worth of wall-clock to clear the decoder (model
/// load amortisation, OS scheduling jitter, the abort callback's own
/// poll cadence). 2s is conservative enough to never fire spuriously on
/// healthy backends and short enough to keep the lifecycle responsive.
const DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR: Duration = Duration::from_secs(2);
const SPEECH_FRAME_SAMPLES: usize = 800; // 50ms
const MIN_SPEECH_FRAMES: usize = 1; // any plausible speech-like frame
const SILENCE_RMS_THRESHOLD: f32 = 0.001;
@@ -165,26 +184,40 @@ struct LiveSessionSummary {
/// explicit and locally structured.
struct ActiveCapture {
/// Keeping the capture handle alive keeps the underlying cpal stream alive.
_capture: MicrophoneCapture,
capture: MicrophoneCapture,
rx: std::sync::mpsc::Receiver<AudioChunk>,
mic_error_rx: Option<std::sync::mpsc::Receiver<CaptureRuntimeError>>,
/// Pre-roll chunks collected during the 350ms device validation
/// window. Drained BEFORE reading from `rx` so the head of the
/// recording survives small-buffer hosts that would otherwise
/// overflow the 32-slot capture channel during validation.
replay_buffer: VecDeque<AudioChunk>,
}
impl ActiveCapture {
fn start(config: &StartLiveTranscriptionConfig) -> Result<Self, String> {
let (mut capture, rx) = match config.microphone_device.as_deref() {
let (mut capture, replay_buffer, rx) = match config.microphone_device.as_deref() {
Some(name) if !name.is_empty() => MicrophoneCapture::start_with_device(name),
_ => MicrophoneCapture::start(),
}
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())?;
let mic_error_rx = capture.take_error_rx();
Ok(Self {
_capture: capture,
capture,
rx,
mic_error_rx,
replay_buffer,
})
}
/// Cumulative chunks the cpal callback (and the validation
/// pre-roll, when it overflows the channel cap) has dropped.
/// The live runtime samples this on each recv tick to convert
/// the delta into `dropped_audio_ms`.
fn dropped_chunks(&self) -> u64 {
self.capture.dropped_chunks()
}
fn drain_runtime_errors(
&mut self,
session_id: u64,
@@ -217,6 +250,19 @@ struct LiveLoopState {
resampler_flushed: bool,
result_listener_lost: bool,
recent_segments: Vec<RecentTranscriptSegment>,
/// Cumulative value of `MicrophoneCapture::dropped_chunks()` last
/// observed by `poll_capture_drops`. Subtracted from the live
/// reading to compute the per-tick delta added to
/// `dropped_audio_ms`. Counts callback-level losses that the
/// session's own overflow path can't see.
last_dropped_chunks: u64,
/// Most-recent chunk dimensions used to convert a `dropped_chunks`
/// delta into milliseconds. Populated on the first received chunk
/// and refreshed thereafter. Zeroed sentinel means "no chunk yet";
/// drops observed before any chunk arrives are deferred until we
/// know the device's native rate.
last_chunk_samples_per_chan: u32,
last_chunk_sample_rate: u32,
}
impl LiveLoopState {
@@ -276,6 +322,11 @@ impl LiveSessionRuntime {
if let Some(chunk) = self.recv_audio()? {
self.process_audio_chunk(chunk)?;
}
// Pick up cpal-callback drops AND validation-window
// requeue drops that the live session's own buffer
// overflow path can't see. Called after recv_audio so the
// most recent chunk dimensions inform the ms conversion.
self.poll_capture_drops();
self.drop_pending_overflow();
self.flush_tail_if_stopping()?;
if self.dispatch_inference_if_ready() {
@@ -306,6 +357,14 @@ impl LiveSessionRuntime {
}
fn recv_audio(&mut self) -> Result<Option<AudioChunk>, String> {
// Drain the validation pre-roll first. This is the head-of-the
// -recording audio that was collected during the 350ms device
// validation window; replaying it from a consumer-side VecDeque
// bypasses the 32-slot channel cap that previously dropped half
// of it silently on small-buffer hosts.
if let Some(chunk) = self.capture.replay_buffer.pop_front() {
return Ok(Some(chunk));
}
match self.capture.rx.recv_timeout(Duration::from_millis(25)) {
Ok(chunk) => Ok(Some(chunk)),
Err(std::sync::mpsc::RecvTimeoutError::Timeout) => Ok(None),
@@ -321,6 +380,14 @@ impl LiveSessionRuntime {
}
fn process_audio_chunk(&mut self, chunk: AudioChunk) -> Result<(), String> {
// Remember native-rate dimensions so `poll_capture_drops` can
// turn a chunks-dropped delta into milliseconds without
// hard-coding host-buffer assumptions.
let channels = chunk.channels.max(1) as u32;
let total_samples = chunk.samples.len() as u32;
self.state.last_chunk_sample_rate = chunk.sample_rate;
self.state.last_chunk_samples_per_chan = total_samples / channels;
let mono = downmix_chunk(chunk.samples, chunk.channels as usize);
let resampler = match &mut self.state.resampler {
Some(resampler) => resampler,
@@ -341,6 +408,46 @@ impl LiveSessionRuntime {
Ok(())
}
/// Reconcile the live session's `dropped_audio_ms` against the
/// capture thread's cpal-callback + validation-requeue drop
/// counter. Without this the UI's reported drops only ever
/// reflected the live runtime's own buffer overflow path, missing
/// every callback-level loss caused by transient back-pressure or
/// the 350ms validation pre-roll overflowing the channel cap on
/// small-buffer audio hosts.
fn poll_capture_drops(&mut self) {
let now = self.capture.dropped_chunks();
if now == self.state.last_dropped_chunks {
return;
}
let delta = now.saturating_sub(self.state.last_dropped_chunks);
self.state.last_dropped_chunks = now;
// Defer the conversion until we've seen at least one chunk so
// the dimensions are real. Validation-window drops can fire
// before any chunk reaches `process_audio_chunk`; they get
// attributed at the next reconciliation once we know the rate.
if self.state.last_chunk_sample_rate == 0 || self.state.last_chunk_samples_per_chan == 0 {
// Roll back the consumed delta so we re-observe it once
// we have dimensions to convert it with.
self.state.last_dropped_chunks = self.state.last_dropped_chunks.saturating_sub(delta);
return;
}
let per_chunk_ms = (self.state.last_chunk_samples_per_chan as u64 * 1000)
/ self.state.last_chunk_sample_rate.max(1) as u64;
let added_ms = delta.saturating_mul(per_chunk_ms);
if added_ms == 0 {
return;
}
self.state.dropped_audio_ms = self.state.dropped_audio_ms.saturating_add(added_ms);
let _ = self.status_channel.send(LiveStatusMessage::Overload {
session_id: self.session_id,
dropped_audio_ms: self.state.dropped_audio_ms,
message: "Microphone capture dropped audio chunks (downstream back-pressure)".into(),
});
}
fn drop_pending_overflow(&mut self) {
if self.state.inflight.is_none() || self.state.capture_buffer.len() <= MAX_PENDING_SAMPLES {
return;
@@ -423,8 +530,63 @@ impl LiveSessionRuntime {
}
fn drain_inference(&mut self) -> Result<(), String> {
// Bound the wait so a wedged whisper (ggml deadlock, GPU stall,
// any pathology that turns transcribe_sync into a black hole)
// can't brick the live-session lifecycle and, via the outer
// AsyncMutex, every subsequent start/stop. The timeout pairs
// with the per-task `abort_flag` plumbed into whisper-rs's
// abort callback — on expiry we set the flag and drop our
// receiver, so the worker either honours the abort or exits
// silently when it eventually tries to send its result.
//
// Budget is derived from the IN-FLIGHT task's own duration_secs
// rather than the constant CHUNK_SAMPLES so a short tail chunk
// running through a slow CPU/model combination (large-v3 at
// 3-5x realtime is the documented upper bound) isn't aborted
// mid-flight while it's still doing legitimate work. The
// multiplier + floor gives us safety on both ends.
let drain_timeout = drain_timeout_for_inflight(self.state.inflight.as_ref());
let drain_timeout_ms = drain_timeout.as_millis() as u64;
let drain_started = Instant::now();
while self.state.inflight.is_some() {
self.poll_inference()?;
if self.state.inflight.is_none() {
break;
}
if drain_started.elapsed() >= drain_timeout {
// SAFETY: a real test of this path requires a wedged
// whisper-rs, which is hard to fixture. We rely on the
// abort_callback wiring plus cargo build + manual smoke
// for verification. The timeout fires regardless, so
// the lifecycle deadlock is broken either way.
if let Some(task) = self.state.inflight.as_ref() {
task.abort_flag.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);
// Targeting convention: implicit module-path target
// (`lumotia_lib::commands::live`) so the operator's
// `RUST_LOG=…,lumotia_lib::commands::live=debug` filter
// covers this emit. A previous `target: "lumotia_live"`
// literal slipped past EnvFilter (which matches on
// `::`-segments, not substrings) and silenced this
// warning during the operator's documented triage.
tracing::warn!(
session_id = self.session_id,
chunk_id = task.chunk_id,
timeout_ms = drain_timeout_ms,
chunk_duration_secs = task.duration_secs,
inflight_age_ms = task.dispatched_at.elapsed().as_millis() as u64,
"drained inflight inference after timeout"
);
}
let _ = self.state.inflight.take();
let message = format!(
"Inference timed out after {drain_timeout_ms}ms; live session stopping cleanly"
);
let _ = self.status_channel.send(LiveStatusMessage::Error {
session_id: self.session_id,
message: message.clone(),
});
return Err(message);
}
thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(10));
}
Ok(())
@@ -451,6 +613,54 @@ struct InferenceTask {
trim_before_secs: f64,
duration_secs: f64,
rx: std::sync::mpsc::Receiver<Result<lumotia_transcription::TimedTranscript, String>>,
/// Per-task abort flag. Set by `drain_inference` on timeout or by
/// any early worker exit; polled by whisper-rs through
/// `set_abort_callback_safe`. The Arc is shared with the spawned
/// inference thread so the cancellation route survives a dropped
/// `InferenceTask` (e.g. when the loop returns through `?`).
abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
/// Instant the inference thread was spawned. Used by
/// `drain_inference` to compute a bounded wait based on the chunk
/// duration. None for tasks dispatched before wall-clock tracking
/// was required (kept Option to keep the test fixtures concise).
dispatched_at: Instant,
}
impl Drop for InferenceTask {
fn drop(&mut self) {
// Any path that drops the task without explicitly clearing it
// (early `?` propagation in the loop, panic unwind) signals the
// worker thread to exit. Without this the orphaned thread keeps
// running whisper-rs against the engine's Mutex; N orphans on
// a reconnect/retry loop contend on the backend and stall every
// future inference.
self.abort_flag.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);
}
}
/// Compute the drain-inference timeout for the in-flight task. Derived
/// from `task.duration_secs * REALTIME_SAFETY_MULTIPLIER` with a floor
/// at `DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR` so even a sub-second tail chunk gets enough
/// wall-clock to clear the decoder before we treat it as a wedge.
///
/// `None` means there's nothing in flight — return the floor purely so
/// the drain loop has a well-defined fallback; in practice the outer
/// `while self.state.inflight.is_some()` short-circuits before the
/// timeout is consulted.
fn drain_timeout_for_inflight(task: Option<&InferenceTask>) -> Duration {
let Some(task) = task else {
return DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR;
};
// Treat non-finite or non-positive durations as "use the floor" —
// we never want a NaN or negative to silently produce a tiny or
// overflowing budget.
let duration_secs = task.duration_secs;
if !duration_secs.is_finite() || duration_secs <= 0.0 {
return DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR;
}
let scaled_secs = duration_secs * REALTIME_SAFETY_MULTIPLIER as f64;
let scaled = Duration::from_secs_f64(scaled_secs);
scaled.max(DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR)
}
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
@@ -492,7 +702,20 @@ pub async fn start_live_transcription_session(
status_channel: Channel<LiveStatusMessage>,
) -> Result<StartLiveTranscriptionResponse, String> {
ensure_main_window(&window)?;
let _lifecycle = live_state.lifecycle.lock().await;
// Phase 1: acquire the lifecycle lock and hold it across the full
// startup sequence — model load, audio-path resolution, worker
// spawn, AND installation of the RunningLiveSession in
// `live_state.running`. The lock is released by the explicit drop
// in Phase 2 (see comment near the bottom of this function).
//
// Holding through the install is intentional: a concurrent
// `stop_live_transcription_session` acquiring lifecycle MUST
// observe either a fully-installed `running` slot or none at all,
// never a half-initialised state. The dangerous pattern of holding
// the lock across a `JoinHandle.await` is on the stop path, not
// here — start hands the handle off to RunningLiveSession and
// never awaits it from inside this function.
let lifecycle = live_state.lifecycle.lock().await;
{
let running = live_state.running.lock().unwrap();
if running.is_some() {
@@ -588,6 +811,11 @@ pub async fn start_live_transcription_session(
status_channel,
});
// Phase 2: drop the lifecycle guard explicitly before returning so
// a concurrent stop call can grab the lock without contention now
// that the new RunningLiveSession is installed.
drop(lifecycle);
Ok(StartLiveTranscriptionResponse { session_id })
}
@@ -599,21 +827,35 @@ pub async fn stop_live_transcription_session(
session_id: u64,
) -> Result<StopLiveTranscriptionResponse, String> {
ensure_main_window(&window)?;
let _lifecycle = live_state.lifecycle.lock().await;
let running = live_state.running.lock().unwrap().take();
let Some(running) = running else {
return Err("No live transcription session is running".into());
// Take the running session and signal stop while holding the
// lifecycle guard — but release the guard BEFORE awaiting the
// worker's JoinHandle. The worker is a non-cancellable
// spawn_blocking task; awaiting it under the lifecycle AsyncMutex
// means a single wedged session blocks every future start/stop
// until the OS thread eventually exits. Releasing here keeps the
// mutual-exclusion invariant on the `running` slot (we already
// took it out) without leaking the worker's wedge into the
// lifecycle gate.
let (handle, stop_flag, status_channel) = {
let _lifecycle = live_state.lifecycle.lock().await;
let running = live_state.running.lock().unwrap().take();
let Some(running) = running else {
return Err("No live transcription session is running".into());
};
if running.id != session_id {
*live_state.running.lock().unwrap() = Some(running);
return Err(format!("Session {session_id} is not active"));
}
running.stop_flag.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);
(running.handle, running.stop_flag, running.status_channel)
};
// `_lifecycle` dropped — other start/stop calls can now claim it
// even if this handle.await is slow.
let _ = stop_flag;
if running.id != session_id {
*live_state.running.lock().unwrap() = Some(running);
return Err(format!("Session {session_id} is not active"));
}
running.stop_flag.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);
let summary = running
.handle
let summary = handle
.await
.map_err(|e| format!("Live session task failed: {e}"))??;
@@ -629,7 +871,7 @@ pub async fn stop_live_transcription_session(
dropped_audio_ms: summary.dropped_audio_ms,
};
let _ = running.status_channel.send(LiveStatusMessage::Finished {
let _ = status_channel.send(LiveStatusMessage::Finished {
session_id: summary.session_id,
audio_path,
dropped_audio_ms: summary.dropped_audio_ms,
@@ -646,6 +888,15 @@ fn pick_engine(state: &AppState, engine: &str) -> Result<Arc<LocalEngine>, Strin
}
}
// instrument: attaches a `run_live_session` span carrying `session_id`
// to every emit inside the `spawn_blocking` worker. Without this the
// worker's tracing events landed in the runtime's root span and the
// operator could not correlate per-chunk warnings back to the start
// call that owned them.
#[tracing::instrument(
skip_all,
fields(session_id = %session_id, engine = %config.engine, language = ?config.language)
)]
fn run_live_session(
session_id: u64,
engine: Arc<LocalEngine>,
@@ -844,12 +1095,33 @@ fn maybe_dispatch_chunk(
};
let engine = engine.clone();
let (tx, rx) = std::sync::mpsc::channel();
let abort_flag = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));
let worker_abort = abort_flag.clone();
let dispatched_at = Instant::now();
// The handle is intentionally dropped — the cancellation route is
// now `abort_flag` plumbed through whisper-rs's abort callback, not
// a JoinHandle. On any early exit from the loop the per-task flag
// is set and whisper-rs returns cleanly on its next poll.
//
// instrument: capture the parent `run_live_session` span (so
// `session_id` propagates) and open an `inference` child span
// carrying `chunk_id` on the new OS thread. `#[instrument]` can't
// be applied to a closure, so we attach the span manually after
// crossing the thread boundary. Without this, every tracing event
// emitted by `LocalEngine::transcribe_sync_with_abort` lands in
// an unparented span and the operator cannot correlate a runaway
// chunk back to its session.
let parent_span = tracing::Span::current();
thread::spawn(move || {
let _parent = parent_span.enter();
let inference_span =
tracing::info_span!("inference", chunk_id = current_chunk_id, duration_secs,);
let _enter = inference_span.enter();
let audio = AudioSamples::mono_16khz(chunk_samples);
let started = Instant::now();
let result = engine
.transcribe_sync(&audio, &options)
.transcribe_sync_with_abort(&audio, &options, worker_abort)
.map(|mut timed| {
timed.inference_ms = started.elapsed().as_millis() as u64;
timed
@@ -864,6 +1136,8 @@ fn maybe_dispatch_chunk(
trim_before_secs,
duration_secs,
rx,
abort_flag,
dispatched_at,
})
}
@@ -1570,6 +1844,8 @@ mod tests {
trim_before_secs: 0.0,
duration_secs: 0.8,
rx: rx1,
abort_flag: Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)),
dispatched_at: Instant::now(),
});
let first = poll_inference(
@@ -1612,6 +1888,8 @@ mod tests {
trim_before_secs: 0.0,
duration_secs: 0.9,
rx: rx2,
abort_flag: Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)),
dispatched_at: Instant::now(),
});
let second = poll_inference(
@@ -1738,4 +2016,152 @@ mod tests {
assert_eq!(summary.session_id, 7);
assert_eq!(start.await.unwrap().unwrap(), 8);
}
#[test]
fn drain_timeout_scales_with_inflight_chunk_duration_secs() {
// Time-bomb-1 regression: the drain timeout used to be a
// constant derived from CHUNK_SAMPLES (capped at ~6s). On slow
// CPU + large-v3 model (3-5x realtime), a 4-second chunk could
// legitimately need ~20s to finish; the old cap aborted
// healthy work mid-flight. The new derivation pulls duration
// from the in-flight task itself.
let task = InferenceTask {
chunk_id: 1,
chunk_start_sample: 0,
trim_before_secs: 0.0,
duration_secs: 4.0,
rx: std::sync::mpsc::channel().1,
abort_flag: Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)),
dispatched_at: Instant::now(),
};
let timeout = drain_timeout_for_inflight(Some(&task));
// 4.0s * 5x safety = 20s. Old constant-derived budget would
// have been ~6s, aborting at chunk_duration * 1.5 — well short
// of the 20s a 5x-realtime backend genuinely needs.
assert_eq!(
timeout,
Duration::from_secs(20),
"5x realtime headroom must be the actual budget"
);
}
#[test]
fn drain_timeout_honours_floor_for_short_chunks() {
// A sub-second tail chunk still needs more than its raw
// duration to clear the decoder (model load amortisation, OS
// scheduling, abort poll cadence). The floor guards against
// the timeout firing on legitimate short-chunk inference.
let task = InferenceTask {
chunk_id: 1,
chunk_start_sample: 0,
trim_before_secs: 0.0,
duration_secs: 0.3, // 0.3s * 5x = 1.5s, below the 2s floor
rx: std::sync::mpsc::channel().1,
abort_flag: Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)),
dispatched_at: Instant::now(),
};
let timeout = drain_timeout_for_inflight(Some(&task));
assert_eq!(
timeout, DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR,
"tiny chunks must still get the floor's worth of budget"
);
}
#[test]
fn drain_timeout_uses_floor_when_no_inflight_task() {
// Defensive: no-inflight is in practice short-circuited by the
// outer `while self.state.inflight.is_some()` loop, but the
// helper must still produce a well-defined non-zero value.
assert_eq!(drain_timeout_for_inflight(None), DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR);
}
#[test]
fn drain_timeout_rejects_non_finite_duration() {
// Defensive against NaN / negative durations slipping in from
// a malformed task. We must not silently produce a tiny or
// overflowing budget — fall back to the floor.
for bad_duration in [f64::NAN, f64::INFINITY, -1.0, 0.0] {
let task = InferenceTask {
chunk_id: 1,
chunk_start_sample: 0,
trim_before_secs: 0.0,
duration_secs: bad_duration,
rx: std::sync::mpsc::channel().1,
abort_flag: Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)),
dispatched_at: Instant::now(),
};
assert_eq!(
drain_timeout_for_inflight(Some(&task)),
DRAIN_TIMEOUT_FLOOR,
"non-finite duration {bad_duration:?} must fall back to the floor"
);
}
}
#[test]
fn dropping_inference_task_sets_abort_flag() {
// Race-A regression: dropping an InferenceTask (via `?`
// propagation, panic unwind, or early loop exit) MUST signal
// the spawned worker thread to exit via the abort flag. Without
// this, every early exit leaves an orphan thread running
// whisper-rs against the engine's Mutex; reconnect/retry loops
// pile up N orphans contending on the backend lock.
let abort_flag = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));
let (_tx, rx) = std::sync::mpsc::channel();
let task = InferenceTask {
chunk_id: 99,
chunk_start_sample: 0,
trim_before_secs: 0.0,
duration_secs: 2.0,
rx,
abort_flag: abort_flag.clone(),
dispatched_at: Instant::now(),
};
assert!(
!abort_flag.load(Ordering::Relaxed),
"abort flag must start cleared"
);
drop(task);
assert!(
abort_flag.load(Ordering::Relaxed),
"Drop for InferenceTask must signal cancellation to the worker"
);
}
/// Regression: every `tracing::*!` emit in this file must use the
/// implicit module-path target so it is covered by the operator's
/// documented triage filter
/// `RUST_LOG=...,lumotia_lib::commands::live=debug`.
///
/// A previous custom literal target slipped past EnvFilter (which
/// matches on `::`-segments, not substrings) and silenced the
/// drain-timeout warning at incident time. If you find yourself
/// reaching for a custom literal target here, instead extend the
/// `DEFAULT_*_FILTER` constants in `src-tauri/src/lib.rs`.
#[test]
fn no_lumotia_live_literal_target_in_live_rs() {
let source = include_str!("live.rs");
// The forbidden literal, assembled at runtime so this test's own
// source does not contain a stray match. Comment + doc-comment
// lines are skipped so the rationale above does not self-trip.
let forbidden = format!("\"{}\"", "lumotia_live");
let mut offenders = Vec::new();
for (idx, raw) in source.lines().enumerate() {
let trimmed = raw.trim_start();
if trimmed.starts_with("//") {
continue;
}
if raw.contains("target:") && raw.contains(&forbidden) {
offenders.push(format!("L{}: {}", idx + 1, raw.trim()));
}
}
assert!(
offenders.is_empty(),
"found custom literal target(s) that dodge the \
`lumotia_lib::commands::live` EnvFilter directive. Drop the \
`target:` parameter so the emit uses the module-path target. \
Offenders:\n{}",
offenders.join("\n")
);
}
}

65
src-tauri/src/commands/llm.rs
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@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
use tauri::{Emitter, State};
use tokio::time::{timeout, Duration};
use crate::commands::power::PowerAssertion;
use crate::commands::security::ensure_main_window;
@@ -8,6 +9,8 @@ use lumotia_core::hardware;
use lumotia_llm::model_manager::{self, model_info};
use lumotia_llm::{ContentTags, LlmModelId};
const LLM_TIMEOUT: Duration = Duration::from_secs(120);
#[derive(Debug, serde::Serialize)]
#[serde(rename_all = "camelCase")]
pub struct LlmModelStatusDto {
@@ -188,6 +191,7 @@ pub async fn test_llm_model(
window: tauri::WebviewWindow,
state: State<'_, AppState>,
model_id: String,
use_gpu: Option<bool>,
) -> Result<LlmTestResult, String> {
ensure_main_window(&window)?;
let id = parse_model_id(model_id)?;
@@ -238,12 +242,19 @@ pub async fn test_llm_model(
});
}
// Not currently loaded. Attempt a real load (with GPU by default
// — matches load_llm_model's default) and classify any failure.
// Not currently loaded. Attempt a real load with the caller's
// GPU preference (matching load_llm_model's default of `true` when
// unspecified). Hard-coding `true` here used to race with a parallel
// load_llm_model(use_gpu=false) — LlmEngine::load_model decides
// "same model?" via (id, path, use_gpu) triple-equality and tears
// the engine down on mismatch, silently flipping the user's GPU
// mode underneath the in-flight test.
let resolved_use_gpu = use_gpu.unwrap_or(true);
let engine = state.llm_engine.clone();
let load_result = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || engine.load_model(id, &path, true))
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())?;
let load_result =
tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || engine.load_model(id, &path, resolved_use_gpu))
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())?;
match load_result {
Ok(()) => Ok(LlmTestResult {
@@ -387,16 +398,24 @@ pub async fn cleanup_transcript_text_cmd(
.unwrap_or(LlmPromptPreset::Default);
let engine = state.llm_engine.clone();
tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || {
let cleanup_future = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || {
// macOS: pin a power assertion for the duration of the LLM
// generation so App Nap can't decide to throttle us mid-token.
// No-op on every other OS. Item #9.
let _power_guard = PowerAssertion::begin("lumotia LLM cleanup");
llm_cleanup_text(&engine, &transcript, &profile_terms, resolved_preset)
})
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())?
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
});
match timeout(LLM_TIMEOUT, cleanup_future).await {
Ok(Ok(value)) => value.map_err(|e| e.to_string()),
Ok(Err(e)) => Err(e.to_string()),
Err(_elapsed) => {
tracing::warn!(
"LLM cleanup_transcript_text_cmd timed out after {:?}",
LLM_TIMEOUT
);
Err("Cleanup took too long. The raw transcript is preserved — try again, or continue without cleanup.".to_string())
}
}
}
/// Phase 9 LLM-powered content tags. On-demand from the History page;
@@ -404,20 +423,36 @@ pub async fn cleanup_transcript_text_cmd(
/// synchronous llama-cpp inference) is wrapped in spawn_blocking so it
/// does not stall the Tauri runtime, with the same App-Nap power
/// assertion the other LLM commands use.
///
/// Trust-4 (conf 85, code-atomiser-fix 2026-05-12): added the
/// `ensure_main_window` guard that every other command in this file
/// already enforces. The `window: tauri::WebviewWindow` parameter is
/// injected by Tauri automatically — frontend invoke call sites
/// (HistoryPage) do not need updating.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn extract_content_tags_cmd(
window: tauri::WebviewWindow,
state: State<'_, AppState>,
transcript: String,
) -> Result<ContentTags, String> {
ensure_main_window(&window)?;
if !state.llm_engine.is_loaded() {
return Err("LLM not loaded. Download an AI model in Settings.".to_string());
}
let engine = state.llm_engine.clone();
tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || {
let tag_future = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || {
let _power_guard = PowerAssertion::begin("lumotia LLM content-tag extraction");
engine.extract_content_tags(&transcript)
})
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())?
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
});
match timeout(LLM_TIMEOUT, tag_future).await {
Ok(Ok(value)) => value.map_err(|e| e.to_string()),
Ok(Err(e)) => Err(e.to_string()),
Err(_elapsed) => {
tracing::warn!(
"LLM extract_content_tags_cmd timed out after {:?}",
LLM_TIMEOUT
);
Err("Tagging took too long. Your transcript is unchanged — you can retry from the post-capture card.".to_string())
}
}
}

1
src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs
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@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ pub mod llm;
pub mod meeting;
pub mod models;
pub mod nudges;
pub mod onboarding;
pub mod paste;
pub mod power;
pub mod profiles;

208
src-tauri/src/commands/models.rs
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@@ -115,6 +115,13 @@ pub fn default_model_id_for_engine(engine: &str) -> ModelId {
}
}
// instrument: a model load can take 5-15 s on cold launch + cold GPU
// init. Attaching `model_id` + `engine` to every event emitted inside
// the load chain (status polls, GPU sequential-guard logs, llama
// backend init lines) lets the operator correlate "the app froze for
// 12 seconds at startup" back to the exact model in flight without
// having to read the surrounding lines for a session/model identifier.
#[tracing::instrument(skip_all, fields(model_id = %model_id, engine = %engine_name, concurrent = ?concurrent))]
pub async fn ensure_model_loaded(
state: &AppState,
engine_name: &str,
@@ -142,6 +149,58 @@ pub async fn ensure_model_loaded(
}
let engine = engine_for_name(state, engine_name)?;
// Race-4/5 (conf 82): TOCTOU on the "is this model loaded?" check.
// Two concurrent invocations of `ensure_model_loaded` (a quick
// double-click on "Test" + "Transcribe" was the reproducer) both
// saw `loaded_model_id != requested`, both decided "not loaded —
// load it", both spawned `load_model_from_disk` + `engine.load(…)`,
// and the second silently overwrote the first. The first's
// multi-second GPU init was wasted; worse, on a tight VRAM budget
// it doubled peak residency. Holding `state.load_serialise` across
// the check-then-load section forces them to serialise: the second
// caller acquires the mutex only after the first releases it, sees
// the now-loaded state on the re-check, and short-circuits.
let serialise = Arc::clone(&state.load_serialise);
let llm_engine = Arc::clone(&state.llm_engine);
let _serialise_guard = serialise.lock().await;
ensure_model_loaded_locked(
engine,
model_id,
concurrent,
|| llm_engine.is_loaded(),
|| llm_engine.unload().map_err(|e| e.to_string()),
|id| load_model_from_disk(&id),
)
.await
}
/// Body of `ensure_model_loaded` extracted from the Tauri-state
/// plumbing so it can be unit-tested. The caller is responsible for
/// holding `AppState::load_serialise` for the duration of this call.
///
/// `llm_is_loaded` / `llm_unload` carry the sequential-GPU guard (brief
/// item A.1 #28) without forcing the test to construct a real
/// `LlmEngine`. `load_model_from_disk` is parameterised so tests can
/// inject a counting / sleepy fake.
async fn ensure_model_loaded_locked<IsLoaded, Unload, Loader>(
engine: Arc<LocalEngine>,
model_id: ModelId,
concurrent: Option<bool>,
llm_is_loaded: IsLoaded,
llm_unload: Unload,
load_model_from_disk: Loader,
) -> Result<(), String>
where
IsLoaded: Fn() -> bool,
Unload: FnOnce() -> Result<(), String>,
Loader: FnOnce(ModelId) -> Result<Box<dyn Transcriber + Send>, String> + Send + 'static,
{
// Re-check loaded-id INSIDE the serialise lock: the previous
// holder of `load_serialise` may have just installed the same
// model, in which case we short-circuit instead of doing a
// redundant multi-second load.
if engine
.loaded_model_id()
.as_ref()
@@ -156,14 +215,14 @@ pub async fn ensure_model_loaded(
// transcription engine on. None / Some(true) leaves the LLM
// untouched (legacy parallel behaviour, safe on multi-GB VRAM
// setups). Inverse guard lives in commands::llm::load_llm_model.
if concurrent == Some(false) && state.llm_engine.is_loaded() {
state.llm_engine.unload().map_err(|e| e.to_string())?;
if concurrent == Some(false) && llm_is_loaded() {
llm_unload()?;
}
let engine_clone = engine.clone();
let model_id_clone = model_id.clone();
tokio::task::spawn_blocking(move || {
let model = load_model_from_disk(&model_id_clone)?;
let model = load_model_from_disk(model_id_clone.clone())?;
engine_clone.load(model, model_id_clone);
Ok::<_, String>(())
})
@@ -699,4 +758,147 @@ mod tests {
assert_eq!(full.first(), Some(&"cpu".to_string()));
}
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------
// Race-4/5 — `ensure_model_loaded` TOCTOU + concurrent loads.
// -----------------------------------------------------------------
use lumotia_core::error::Result as CoreResult;
use lumotia_core::types::{EngineName, Segment};
use lumotia_transcription::{LocalEngine, Transcriber, TranscriberCapabilities};
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicUsize, Ordering};
use std::time::Duration;
/// Minimal `Transcriber` impl for tests. Carries no state; the
/// `transcribe_sync*` methods panic so the test fails loudly if
/// anyone accidentally tries to run inference on the fake.
struct FakeTranscriber;
impl Transcriber for FakeTranscriber {
fn capabilities(&self) -> TranscriberCapabilities {
TranscriberCapabilities {
sample_rate: 16_000,
channels: 1,
supports_initial_prompt: false,
}
}
fn transcribe_sync(
&mut self,
_samples: &[f32],
_options: &TranscriptionOptions,
) -> CoreResult<Vec<Segment>> {
unreachable!("fake transcriber should never run inference");
}
fn transcribe_sync_with_abort(
&mut self,
_samples: &[f32],
_options: &TranscriptionOptions,
_abort_flag: Arc<AtomicBool>,
) -> CoreResult<Vec<Segment>> {
unreachable!("fake transcriber should never run inference");
}
}
/// Race-4/5 regression. Two concurrent invocations that both
/// serialise on the same `tokio::sync::Mutex` must invoke the heavy
/// `load_model_from_disk` exactly once. The second caller acquires
/// the lock after the first releases it, observes the now-loaded
/// state inside the lock, and short-circuits.
///
/// Pre-fix (no serialise lock, TOCTOU between `loaded_model_id` and
/// `engine.load`): both spawn_blocking tasks would run the loader,
/// `counter` would land at 2, and the second's result would
/// silently overwrite the first.
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread", worker_threads = 4)]
async fn concurrent_ensure_model_loaded_invokes_loader_once() {
let engine = Arc::new(LocalEngine::new(EngineName::new("whisper")));
let serialise = Arc::new(tokio::sync::Mutex::new(()));
let counter = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
let model_id = ModelId::new("fake-model-for-test".to_string());
// Mimics the production call site: acquire serialise, then run
// the locked body. The fake loader sleeps briefly so the second
// caller really has a chance to race the first.
let run_once = |engine: Arc<LocalEngine>,
serialise: Arc<tokio::sync::Mutex<()>>,
counter: Arc<AtomicUsize>,
model_id: ModelId| async move {
let _g = serialise.lock().await;
ensure_model_loaded_locked(
engine,
model_id,
None,
|| false,
|| Ok(()),
move |_id| {
// Simulate a multi-millisecond disk + GPU init.
std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(50));
counter.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
Ok(Box::new(FakeTranscriber) as Box<dyn Transcriber + Send>)
},
)
.await
};
let t1 = tokio::spawn(run_once(
Arc::clone(&engine),
Arc::clone(&serialise),
Arc::clone(&counter),
model_id.clone(),
));
let t2 = tokio::spawn(run_once(
Arc::clone(&engine),
Arc::clone(&serialise),
Arc::clone(&counter),
model_id.clone(),
));
let (r1, r2) = tokio::join!(t1, t2);
r1.unwrap().expect("first ensure_model_loaded must succeed");
r2.unwrap()
.expect("second ensure_model_loaded must succeed");
// The point: exactly ONE load happened, not two.
assert_eq!(
counter.load(Ordering::SeqCst),
1,
"two concurrent ensure_model_loaded calls must coalesce into one load"
);
assert_eq!(engine.loaded_model_id().as_ref(), Some(&model_id));
}
/// Even without serialise contention, the locked body must
/// short-circuit on the inside-lock re-check when the engine
/// already has the requested model resident. Guards against a
/// regression where the inner re-check is dropped and the lock
/// merely throttles parallel loads instead of preventing them.
#[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread", worker_threads = 2)]
async fn ensure_model_loaded_short_circuits_when_already_loaded() {
let engine = Arc::new(LocalEngine::new(EngineName::new("whisper")));
let model_id = ModelId::new("fake-model-for-test".to_string());
engine.load(Box::new(FakeTranscriber), model_id.clone());
assert_eq!(engine.loaded_model_id().as_ref(), Some(&model_id));
let counter = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
let counter_for_loader = Arc::clone(&counter);
let result = ensure_model_loaded_locked(
Arc::clone(&engine),
model_id.clone(),
None,
|| false,
|| Ok(()),
move |_id| {
counter_for_loader.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
Ok(Box::new(FakeTranscriber) as Box<dyn Transcriber + Send>)
},
)
.await;
result.expect("already-loaded model should short-circuit");
assert_eq!(
counter.load(Ordering::SeqCst),
0,
"loader must not run when the requested model is already resident"
);
}
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,97 @@
// Tauri commands for onboarding flow + opt-in activation log.
//
// These are thin adapters over the storage helpers — no business logic lives
// here. Every sqlx::Error is mapped to a String so Tauri can serialise it
// to the frontend as a rejected Promise.
use std::time::{SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH};
use lumotia_storage::{
clear_lumotia_events as db_clear_lumotia_events,
has_completed_onboarding as db_has_completed_onboarding,
insert_lumotia_event as db_insert_lumotia_event,
insert_onboarding_event as db_insert_onboarding_event,
list_lumotia_events as db_list_lumotia_events,
list_onboarding_events as db_list_onboarding_events, LumotiaEventRow, OnboardingEventRow,
};
use crate::AppState;
/// Record a single onboarding step.
///
/// `event` — short snake_case identifier, e.g. `"started"`, `"completed"`, `"skipped"`.
/// `version` — app version string, e.g. `"0.1.0"`.
/// `skipped` — `true` if the user bypassed this step.
/// `notes` — optional freeform annotation.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn record_onboarding_event(
state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>,
event: String,
version: String,
skipped: bool,
notes: Option<String>,
) -> Result<(), String> {
let now = SystemTime::now()
.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH)
.map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64)
.unwrap_or(0);
db_insert_onboarding_event(&state.db, &event, &version, skipped, notes.as_deref(), now)
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}
/// List all recorded onboarding events, oldest first.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn list_onboarding_events(
state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>,
) -> Result<Vec<OnboardingEventRow>, String> {
db_list_onboarding_events(&state.db)
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}
/// Returns `true` if the user has ever recorded a `completed` or `skipped`
/// onboarding event — i.e. first-run onboarding should not be shown again.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn has_completed_onboarding(state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>) -> Result<bool, String> {
db_has_completed_onboarding(&state.db)
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}
/// Append a single entry to the opt-in local activation log.
///
/// `kind` — event kind, e.g. `"app_launched"`, `"recording_started"`.
/// `payload` — optional JSON blob with event-specific context.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn record_lumotia_event(
state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>,
kind: String,
payload: Option<String>,
) -> Result<(), String> {
let now = SystemTime::now()
.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH)
.map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64)
.unwrap_or(0);
db_insert_lumotia_event(&state.db, &kind, payload.as_deref(), now)
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}
/// List all activation log events, oldest first.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn list_lumotia_events(
state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>,
) -> Result<Vec<LumotiaEventRow>, String> {
db_list_lumotia_events(&state.db)
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}
/// Delete all rows from the activation log.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn clear_lumotia_events(state: tauri::State<'_, AppState>) -> Result<(), String> {
db_clear_lumotia_events(&state.db)
.await
.map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}

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@@ -21,6 +21,23 @@ use arboard::Clipboard;
use serde::Serialize;
use tauri::Manager;
use crate::commands::security::{ensure_main_window, ensure_window_in_set};
/// Windows allowed to invoke `paste_text_replacing`. The
/// `transcription-preview` window's paste-to-foreground flow legitimately
/// uses this command; mirror the secondary-windows capability grant in
/// `src-tauri/capabilities/secondary-windows.json`. The mirror invariant
/// is pinned by
/// `commands::security::tests_capability_mirror::allowlists_match_capability_jsons`.
pub(crate) const PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS: &[&str] = &["main", "transcription-preview"];
/// Refuse-to-paste limit. Matches `commands::clipboard::MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES`
/// (1 MiB) so paste and copy surfaces share a single rejection rule.
/// Synthesising a 50 MiB Ctrl+V keystroke into the foreground app would
/// also be a denial-of-service against the target (LibreOffice / Notes
/// can hang or crash on multi-megabyte paste payloads).
pub(crate) const MAX_PASTE_BYTES: usize = crate::commands::clipboard::MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES;
/// Window after the paste keystroke at which we restore the user's
/// prior clipboard content. 300 ms is enough for even a slow Wayland
/// compositor to have fully delivered the synthesised Ctrl+V to the
@@ -64,7 +81,19 @@ pub struct PasteOutcome {
/// the preview window and give the compositor a beat to re-focus the real
/// target before dispatching. Matches OpenWhispr's PR #246 fix on GNOME.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn paste_text(app: tauri::AppHandle, text: String) -> Result<PasteOutcome, String> {
pub async fn paste_text(
window: tauri::WebviewWindow,
app: tauri::AppHandle,
text: String,
) -> Result<PasteOutcome, String> {
ensure_main_window(&window)?;
if text.len() > MAX_PASTE_BYTES {
return Err(format!(
"Paste payload too large ({} bytes; limit {} bytes).",
text.len(),
MAX_PASTE_BYTES
));
}
let mut outcome = PasteOutcome {
backend: None,
pasted: false,
@@ -183,9 +212,18 @@ fn should_restore(current: Option<&str>, transcript: &str) -> bool {
/// can surface identical partial-success messaging.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn paste_text_replacing(
window: tauri::WebviewWindow,
app: tauri::AppHandle,
text: String,
) -> Result<PasteOutcome, String> {
ensure_window_in_set(&window, PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS)?;
if text.len() > MAX_PASTE_BYTES {
return Err(format!(
"Paste payload too large ({} bytes; limit {} bytes).",
text.len(),
MAX_PASTE_BYTES
));
}
let mut outcome = PasteOutcome {
backend: None,
pasted: false,
@@ -788,3 +826,48 @@ mod tests_terminal_classification {
);
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests_paste_size_cap {
use super::MAX_PASTE_BYTES;
/// Pure mirror of the size-cap branch in `paste_text` /
/// `paste_text_replacing`. Wiring is tested through the command
/// surface; this asserts the rule itself.
fn size_check(text: &str) -> Result<(), String> {
if text.len() > MAX_PASTE_BYTES {
Err(format!(
"Paste payload too large ({} bytes; limit {} bytes).",
text.len(),
MAX_PASTE_BYTES
))
} else {
Ok(())
}
}
#[test]
fn accepts_typical_dictation_payload() {
// ~500 chars of dictated text: comfortably under the cap.
let text = "a".repeat(500);
assert!(size_check(&text).is_ok());
}
#[test]
fn rejects_payload_above_cap() {
let big = "x".repeat(MAX_PASTE_BYTES + 1);
let err = size_check(&big).expect_err("size-cap should reject");
assert!(err.contains("too large"));
}
#[test]
fn paste_cap_matches_clipboard_cap() {
// Both surfaces must refuse identically — drift between the
// two would let an attacker copy a 1 MiB-plus payload via one
// command and synthesise it via the other.
assert_eq!(
MAX_PASTE_BYTES,
crate::commands::clipboard::MAX_CLIPBOARD_BYTES
);
}
}

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@@ -13,27 +13,27 @@
//! Runtime verification on Apple Silicon against actual idle-throttling
//! is still pending. See `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` (KI-01).
//!
//! On Linux and Windows, `PowerAssertion::begin` is currently a no-op
//! that registers a snapshot in the process-wide registry for diagnostics
//! but does not inhibit OS-level idle throttling. The planned
//! implementations are:
//! On Linux (KI-02) we call `org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit` via
//! D-Bus (zbus blocking API). The returned file descriptor is the inhibit
//! lock; closing it releases the lock. A global `OnceLock<Mutex<Option<Fd>>>`
//! holds the descriptor for the duration of recording.
//!
//! - Linux: systemd-logind / GNOME session idle inhibit via
//! `org.freedesktop.login1.Inhibit` where available.
//! - Windows: `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED
//! | ES_AWAYMODE_REQUIRED)` on begin and `ES_CONTINUOUS` alone on end.
//! On Windows (KI-03) we call
//! `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)` to prevent
//! the system from sleeping. `ES_CONTINUOUS` alone resets that on release.
//!
//! Until those land, long sessions on Linux and Windows can still be
//! idled by the OS. See `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` (KI-02, KI-03) for workarounds.
//!
//! All paths return a guard so the caller's code is unchanged. Failures
//! to acquire a real assertion are logged so the diagnostics bundle has
//! a breadcrumb.
//! All paths return `Ok(())` on failure — errors are logged but never block
//! recording. The workarounds in `KNOWN-ISSUES.md` remain valid for edge cases
//! (non-systemd Linux containers, policy-locked Windows images).
use std::collections::HashMap;
use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering};
use std::sync::{Mutex, OnceLock};
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Shared snapshot registry (all platforms)
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct PowerAssertionSnapshot {
pub id: usize,
@@ -78,7 +78,8 @@ pub fn active_assertions_snapshot() -> Vec<PowerAssertionSnapshot> {
impl PowerAssertion {
/// Begin a power assertion for the given reason. On macOS this
/// pins beginActivityWithOptions; on Linux/Windows it logs only
/// today (stub).
/// (the OS-level inhibit is managed separately via the
/// `acquire_idle_inhibit` / `release_idle_inhibit` Tauri commands).
pub fn begin(reason: &'static str) -> Self {
let id = NEXT_ID.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);
@@ -96,18 +97,23 @@ impl PowerAssertion {
tracing::warn!(reason, "macOS App Nap guard could not begin activity");
}
#[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))]
{
// No-op on non-macOS today; #9 acceptance text only cites
// macOS App Nap. Linux/Windows placeholder handled if
// future feedback requires it.
let _ = reason;
}
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
let backend = "linux-logind";
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
let acquired = true; // actual inhibit is managed by acquire_idle_inhibit command
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
let backend = "windows-ste";
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
let acquired = true; // actual STE call is managed by acquire_idle_inhibit command
#[cfg(not(any(target_os = "macos", target_os = "linux", target_os = "windows")))]
let backend = "noop";
#[cfg(not(any(target_os = "macos", target_os = "linux", target_os = "windows")))]
let acquired = false;
#[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))]
let backend = "noop";
#[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))]
let acquired = false;
let _ = reason;
assertion_registry().lock().unwrap().insert(
id,
@@ -147,6 +153,10 @@ impl Drop for PowerAssertion {
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// macOS: NSProcessInfo activity (unchanged — KI-01, not touched here)
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
mod objc_bridge {
use objc2::rc::Retained;
@@ -175,6 +185,164 @@ mod objc_bridge {
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Linux: systemd-logind D-Bus inhibit (KI-02)
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// The global inhibit lock file descriptor. `Some(fd)` while recording;
/// `None` when not inhibiting. Dropping the inner `OwnedFd` releases the
/// systemd-logind inhibit lock automatically.
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
fn linux_inhibit_lock() -> &'static Mutex<Option<std::os::unix::io::OwnedFd>> {
static LOCK: OnceLock<Mutex<Option<std::os::unix::io::OwnedFd>>> = OnceLock::new();
LOCK.get_or_init(|| Mutex::new(None))
}
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
mod linux_inhibit {
use std::os::unix::io::OwnedFd;
use zbus::blocking::Connection;
use zbus::zvariant::OwnedFd as ZOwnedFd;
/// Acquires a systemd-logind idle+sleep inhibit lock.
/// Returns the file descriptor whose lifetime IS the lock.
/// Drops (closes) the fd to release.
pub fn acquire() -> Result<OwnedFd, String> {
let conn =
Connection::system().map_err(|e| format!("zbus: connect to system bus failed: {e}"))?;
let reply = conn
.call_method(
Some("org.freedesktop.login1"),
"/org/freedesktop/login1",
Some("org.freedesktop.login1.Manager"),
"Inhibit",
&(
"idle:sleep:handle-lid-switch",
"Lumotia",
"Active dictation in progress",
"block",
),
)
.map_err(|e| format!("zbus: Inhibit call failed: {e}"))?;
let fd: ZOwnedFd = reply
.body()
.deserialize()
.map_err(|e| format!("zbus: Inhibit reply deserialize failed: {e}"))?;
// Convert zvariant's OwnedFd to std's OwnedFd
Ok(fd.into())
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Windows: SetThreadExecutionState (KI-03)
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
mod windows_inhibit {
use windows::Win32::System::Power::{
SetThreadExecutionState, ES_CONTINUOUS, ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED,
};
/// Prevents the system from sleeping by setting ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED.
/// Display sleep is intentionally NOT blocked — the user is dictating, not watching.
pub fn acquire() {
unsafe {
SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED);
}
}
/// Releases the sleep prevention by resetting to ES_CONTINUOUS alone.
pub fn release() {
unsafe {
SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS);
}
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Tauri commands: acquire_idle_inhibit / release_idle_inhibit
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// Acquire an OS-level idle/sleep inhibit lock for the duration of recording.
///
/// - Linux: calls `org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.Inhibit` and holds the fd.
/// - Windows: calls `SetThreadExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)`.
/// - macOS: no-op here; App Nap is handled by `PowerAssertion::begin`.
/// - Other: no-op.
///
/// Errors are logged and swallowed — recording must never be blocked by a
/// failed power assertion.
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn acquire_idle_inhibit() -> Result<(), String> {
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
{
// The zbus blocking call must not run on the Tokio executor thread.
let result = tokio::task::spawn_blocking(linux_inhibit::acquire)
.await
.unwrap_or_else(|e| Err(format!("spawn_blocking panic: {e}")));
match result {
Ok(fd) => {
*linux_inhibit_lock().lock().unwrap() = Some(fd);
tracing::info!("Linux idle inhibit acquired (logind block)");
}
Err(e) => {
tracing::warn!(
error = %e,
"Linux idle inhibit not acquired — recording continues unaffected"
);
}
}
Ok(())
}
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
{
windows_inhibit::acquire();
tracing::info!("Windows sleep prevention engaged (ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)");
Ok(())
}
// macOS: App Nap guard is managed by PowerAssertion in the live session path.
// Other platforms: no-op.
#[cfg(not(any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "windows")))]
Ok(())
}
/// Release the OS-level idle/sleep inhibit lock acquired during recording.
///
/// Safe to call even if no lock was held (idempotent).
#[tauri::command]
pub async fn release_idle_inhibit() -> Result<(), String> {
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
{
// Dropping the OwnedFd closes the file descriptor, which releases
// the systemd-logind inhibit lock.
let prev = linux_inhibit_lock().lock().unwrap().take();
if prev.is_some() {
tracing::info!("Linux idle inhibit released (fd closed)");
}
Ok(())
}
#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
{
windows_inhibit::release();
tracing::info!("Windows sleep prevention released (ES_CONTINUOUS)");
Ok(())
}
#[cfg(not(any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "windows")))]
Ok(())
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Tests
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;

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@@ -12,9 +12,32 @@ pub fn ensure_main_window_label(label: &str) -> Result<(), String> {
}
}
/// Reject the call unless the invoking window's label is one of `allowed`.
///
/// Use this for commands that are legitimately reachable from a small set of
/// documented secondary windows (e.g. the transcript viewer or the
/// transcription preview), where `ensure_main_window` would be over-broad
/// and break in-app flows. The allowed set should always be a fixed
/// `&[&'static str]` and should mirror an entry in
/// `src-tauri/capabilities/*.json` — keeping the IPC trust boundary and the
/// permission grant in lock-step.
pub fn ensure_window_in_set(window: &tauri::WebviewWindow, allowed: &[&str]) -> Result<(), String> {
ensure_window_in_set_label(window.label(), allowed)
}
pub fn ensure_window_in_set_label(label: &str, allowed: &[&str]) -> Result<(), String> {
if allowed.contains(&label) {
Ok(())
} else {
Err(format!(
"This command is only available from {allowed:?} (got {label})."
))
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::ensure_main_window_label;
use super::{ensure_main_window_label, ensure_window_in_set_label};
#[test]
fn accepts_main_window() {
@@ -27,4 +50,87 @@ mod tests {
assert!(ensure_main_window_label(label).is_err());
}
}
#[test]
fn ensure_window_in_set_accepts_listed_labels() {
let allowed = &["main", "transcript-viewer", "transcription-preview"];
for label in allowed {
assert!(ensure_window_in_set_label(label, allowed).is_ok());
}
}
#[test]
fn ensure_window_in_set_rejects_unlisted_label() {
let allowed = &["main", "transcript-viewer"];
assert!(ensure_window_in_set_label("tasks-float", allowed).is_err());
assert!(ensure_window_in_set_label("attacker-popup", allowed).is_err());
}
}
/// Pins the invariant flagged in the 12b413d commit message and the
/// Phase B.6 audit (2026-05-14): every label that the Rust IPC layer
/// allow-lists for clipboard / paste-replacing must also appear in one
/// of the Tauri capability JSONs' "windows" arrays. If the two halves
/// drift, the IPC trust boundary silently disagrees with the permission
/// grant — either the IPC layer permits a window the capability system
/// rejects (call dies with a Tauri permission error), or the capability
/// system permits a window the IPC layer rejects (call dies with the
/// Lumotia rejection message). Either is a maintenance footgun the
/// commit message claimed to address but did not actually pin.
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests_capability_mirror {
use std::collections::HashSet;
use std::path::Path;
/// Read all `"windows"` labels declared across the capability JSONs
/// at `src-tauri/capabilities/`. The Tauri permission system uses
/// these arrays to scope capability grants per window; the Rust IPC
/// `ensure_window_in_set` callers must reference the same labels.
fn declared_window_labels() -> HashSet<String> {
let manifest_dir = env!("CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR");
let capabilities_dir = Path::new(manifest_dir).join("capabilities");
let mut labels: HashSet<String> = HashSet::new();
for filename in ["main.json", "secondary-windows.json"] {
let body = std::fs::read_to_string(capabilities_dir.join(filename))
.unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("read {filename}: {e}"));
let json: serde_json::Value =
serde_json::from_str(&body).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("parse {filename}: {e}"));
let windows = json["windows"]
.as_array()
.unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("{filename} missing 'windows' array"));
for w in windows {
if let Some(label) = w.as_str() {
labels.insert(label.to_string());
}
}
}
labels
}
#[test]
fn allowlists_match_capability_jsons() {
let declared = declared_window_labels();
for label in crate::commands::clipboard::CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS {
assert!(
declared.contains(*label),
"CLIPBOARD_ALLOWED_WINDOWS label {label:?} is not declared in any \
capabilities JSON ({}). Either remove the label from the Rust const \
or add the window to capabilities/secondary-windows.json so the IPC \
trust boundary and the capability grant stay in lock-step.",
declared.iter().cloned().collect::<Vec<_>>().join(", ")
);
}
for label in crate::commands::paste::PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS {
assert!(
declared.contains(*label),
"PASTE_REPLACING_ALLOWED_WINDOWS label {label:?} is not declared in any \
capabilities JSON ({}). Either remove the label from the Rust const \
or add the window to capabilities/secondary-windows.json.",
declared.iter().cloned().collect::<Vec<_>>().join(", ")
);
}
}
}

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