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feat(ui): trajectory tour, one design system, landing and README - #6
Everything since the first review round, on one branch so it lands cleanly.
Brings in #1 and #4. Both are merged here with their review fixes; merging this PR marks them merged too. The only conflict was an import list and the tail of pull_once, which now keeps the atomic write from #3 and the per-call counts from #4.
Tour (/tour). One real post followed through seven stages: published, timestamp decoded from the LinkedIn activity ID, scored against three candidate sessions, written into FalkorDB and read back as a path, the six-post Moment it fed, and the two hops from a repository to that morning's announcements. scripts/build_story.py computes all of it once from the graph into data/timeline/universe25_story.json; the page reads that file and makes no live calls, which is why it is fast. Autoplay with a progress rail, arrow keys and space.
One design system.styles.css is rewritten as a single layer instead of three overrides: square 1px borders, mono headings and labels, Inter body, one accent, a full dark theme. Landing, tour and console share it.
Console. No marketing masthead, no in-page guide (the tour replaces the old overlay), sentence-case controls, tags without brackets. Fixes the room picker resetting every two seconds and the graph reframing on a timer. force-graph 1.52.0 is vendored instead of loaded from a CDN.
Landing. Mono headline, a hero card that replays the real Moment, a stats band that says where each number comes from.
Docs. README with live links, the tour screenshot, a mermaid pipeline diagram, light and dark console captures, and a dark-mode logo; DEMO.md rewritten around the tour.
Checked in headless Edge at 1366, 1440 and 1920 wide, light and dark: two font families on every page (Inter, JetBrains Mono), no horizontal overflow in any header, rail, card or caption.
Added a refreshed conference landing page and an interactive, seven-step tour tracing how posts connect to sessions, Moments, repositories, and room reports.
Added a story view with session-resolution details and related evidence, plus shared light and dark theme controls for the landing and tour pages.
Improvements
Updated console branding and labels, and refined status reporting, live-room options, playback updates, and graph fitting.
Documentation
Reorganized the README and updated the demo script with the tour, console, and conference walkthrough.
A dedicated /tour page replaces the overlay walkthrough. scripts/build_story.py computes the story once from the graph: the post, the timestamp decoded from its ID, the resolver's candidate scores, the edge written to FalkorDB, the Moment it fed, and the two hops to a repository. The page reads that one file, so it loads instantly and makes no live calls. Seven steps autoplay with a progress rail; the active edge marches and the post travels the trajectory. tzdata added so local times resolve on any OS.
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Replaces three layered passes with a single system: square 1px borders, mono labels and headings, Inter body, one accent, a matching dark theme. Console loses the marketing masthead and the in-page guide, controls are sentence case, tags drop the brackets inside their box. The room picker no longer resets every two seconds, the graph reframes only when it grows, and force-graph 1.52.0 is served locally instead of from a CDN. Removes three dead locals.
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…stats
The hero card replays the six-post Moment from the tour story; the stats band says where each number comes from.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…o script for the tour
Adds a dark-mode logo variant for GitHub, a mermaid pipeline diagram, light and dark console captures, and a three-minute script that starts on the tour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PR adds a generated conference story and a seven-step tour that presents its data. It updates resolver reuse, adds story and tour routes, refreshes the landing and console interfaces, and revises the README, demo script, and project setup.
Live ingestion reuses a resolver cache per conference. Resolver preparation avoids repeated embedding work. The live result reports per-call LLM counts and linked-post counts. Related unused imports and locals are removed.
Story generation and delivery scripts/build_story.py, data/timeline/universe25_story.json, app/server.py, requirements.txt
The builder assembles a story snapshot with post, resolver, graph, Moment, and repository data. The server exposes the snapshot and omits story files from health counts. A Universe 2025 snapshot and the tzdata requirement are added.
Seven-step tour app/static/tour.html, app/static/tour.js, app/server.py, app/static/app.js, app/static/styles.css
The tour fetches the story and displays its progression from post discovery through room reporting. It supports autoplay, manual navigation, replay, and URL-based starting steps. Console navigation opens the tour route.
Landing and console interface app/static/landing.html, app/static/console.html, app/static/app.js, app/static/styles.css, app/static/theme.js
The landing page displays a Universe 2025 story and conference statistics. The console labels and selected behaviors are updated. Shared styles and theme controls apply across the landing page, tour, and console.
Project documentation and setup README.md, DEMO.md, .env.example, .github/workflows/ci.yml, pyproject.toml, LICENSE
The README and demo script describe the landing page, tour, console, graph, timestamp decoding, and story build command. Environment examples, CI, Ruff configuration, and license files are added or updated.
sequenceDiagram
participant TourPage
participant StoryEndpoint
participant StoryFile
TourPage->>StoryEndpoint: Fetch conference story
StoryEndpoint->>StoryFile: Read story snapshot
StoryFile-->>StoryEndpoint: Return story data
StoryEndpoint-->>TourPage: Return story JSON
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• Add a seven-step tour built from a real post, with precomputed graph evidence instead of live
queries.
• Unify landing, tour, and console styling; fix room-picker resets and unwanted graph reframing.
• Share live resolvers across server paths and refresh the README and demo around the tour.
Diagram
graph TD
G[("FalkorDB")] --> B["Story builder"] --> J["Story JSON"] --> A["Story API"] --> T["Tour page"] --> U["Visitor"]
A --> L["Landing page"] --> U
C["Console"] --> T
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The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Compute the tour from FalkorDB on each request
➕ Always reflects the current graph without rebuilding a story file.
➖ Adds query and scoring latency to page loads.
➖ Makes the public tour depend on graph availability and optional embedding services.
Recommendation: Keep the precomputed artifact for a fast, repeatable demonstration of one historical post. Rebuild it when the underlying agenda, graph, or selected post changes.
Files changed (26) +1729 / -613
Enhancement (8) +1105 / -151
server.pyServe the tour and its precomputed story+18/-13
Serve the tour and its precomputed story
• Adds the /tour page and a cached JSON story endpoint, and excludes story files from timeline health counts. Routes field-note resolution through the shared resolver cache.
console.htmlReplace the in-console guide with tour links+26/-39
Replace the in-console guide with tour links
• Removes the marketing masthead and guide section, adds navigation to /tour, and adopts sentence-case controls. Preloads local fonts and loads the vendored force-graph bundle instead of a CDN.
landing.htmlBuild a story-backed landing page+107/-99
Build a story-backed landing page
• Replaces the console screenshot hero with a replay of the precomputed Moment and adds a sourced stats band. Updates navigation, product messaging, and theme controls to match the tour and console.
tour.jsAnimate a precomputed post trajectory+305/-0
Animate a precomputed post trajectory
• Fetches the story once and renders its timestamp decode, candidate scores, graph read-back, Moment, and repository paths. Adds autoplay, progress, deep-linked steps, and keyboard controls.
build_story.pyGenerate a tour story from record and graph data+171/-0
Generate a tour story from record and graph data
• Adds a command to assemble one post's timestamp decode, resolver candidates, FalkorDB read-back, Moment evidence, and repository paths into a story JSON file.
app.jsSimplify console guidance and stabilize live controls+24/-72
Simplify console guidance and stabilize live controls
• Removes the console overlay tour in favor of /tour navigation and revises labels and tags. Preserves room selection when available rooms have not changed and fits the graph only when its node count changes.
live.pyShare cached resolvers and report per-pull counts+35/-6
Share cached resolvers and report per-pull counts
• Adds a locked, 15-minute per-conference resolver cache shared with the server. Retains atomic timeline writes and reports links and LLM calls for the current pull separately from cumulative links.
styles.cssUnify landing, tour, and console styling+463/-295
Unify landing, tour, and console styling
• Rebuilds shared tokens, controls, layouts, responsive rules, and dark-theme styles in one stylesheet. Adds the trajectory, rail, and artifact styling used by the tour.
README.mdDocument the tour, pipeline, and revised demo+75/-63
Document the tour, pipeline, and revised demo
• Adds live page links, a Mermaid pipeline diagram, story-build instructions, and updated screenshots. Expands the explanation of graph paths, timestamp recovery, and the sponsor stack.
1. Room reports return 500 when embeddings are down 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
get_resolver catches a failed prepare() but leaves use_llm=True, so resolve_all retries
preparation and embedding without a guard instead of using rules-only scoring for that call. While
embeddings remain unavailable, field-note requests and live pull_once calls propagate the failure,
whereas the previous server-side resolver disabled LLM use after preparation failed.
+ try:+ r.prepare()+ except Exception:+ pass # rules-only this call; the next call retries the embeddings
Evidence
The get_resolver catch returns the same LLM-enabled resolver after prepare() fails. Because
failed preparation leaves use_llm enabled and _emb unfilled, resolve_all calls prepare()
again and then embed(...) without exception handling. Both field-note resolution through
resolve_and_store and live pulls use this resolver; the removed server-side code instead set
use_llm = False on failure.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
When session embedding preparation fails, `get_resolver` catches the error but returns an LLM-enabled resolver. `resolve_all` retries the failing operation without a guard, causing field-note requests and `pull_once` to fail instead of resolving with rules for that call.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[57-69]
- app/agents/resolver.py[195-200]
## Recommended Fix
Make `resolve_all` tolerate failures from both `self.prepare()` and the post `self.embed(...)` call. On failure, use `[[] for _ in posts]` so scoring proceeds with rules only for the affected call, while keeping `use_llm` enabled so a subsequent call can retry embeddings. Alternatively, have `get_resolver` set a per-call degraded flag that `resolve_all` checks without permanently degrading the cached resolver. Update the `get_resolver` comment to describe the implemented behavior.
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2. The displayed graph write cannot run 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
build_story.main() serializes a Cypher write referencing $reason but omits reason from its
accompanying params object. Anyone replaying the write shown by the tour’s artifact receives an
unbound-parameter error rather than the edge described there.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The story's serialized graph write references a parameter missing from its parameter map.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[104-107]
## Recommended Fix
Add the historical edge reason to `write.params` and regenerate the checked-in story JSON.
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3. Space cannot activate other tour buttons 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
The document-level tour keyboard handler exempts form fields but not focused buttons. Pressing Space
on a focused theme or rail-step button prevents that button’s normal activation and clicks Pause
instead.
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## Issue description
The global Space shortcut overrides native keyboard activation of focused tour controls.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/static/tour.js[288-293]
## Recommended Fix
Ignore the shortcut when the event originates from a button, link, or other interactive element, as well as form fields.
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4. The tour's read can miss the linked post 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
build_story.main() labels its serialized read as the counterpart to the session-edge write, but
that query follows an author-to-speaker path instead of ABOUT_SESSION. For a post linked by
semantic or time signals without a speaker-author match, it returns no row; for a speaker with
multiple sessions, it can return sessions other than the linked one.
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## Issue description
The story's read query traverses author and speaker relationships rather than the session edge it presents as being read back.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[100-107]
## Recommended Fix
Match the post's `ABOUT_SESSION` relationship and selected session in the read query; regenerate the story JSON.
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View medium (6) 5. A refreshed graph can miss its final fit 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
The graph timer skips zoomToFit() whenever the node count equals S.fitN, but resetView() does
not clear that remembered count. After a conference switch or replay jump, the rebuilt graph
receives no fit when it reaches the old count; a single-node rebuild can receive none at all.
+ setInterval(() => { const n = S.gd.nodes.length; if (!S.userZoomed && n && n !== S.fitN) { S.fitN = n; S.g.zoomToFit(600, 36, (x) => Number.isFinite(x.x)); } }, 1500);
Evidence
The new fit gate remembers only node count, while the graph reset replaces all nodes without
resetting that gate; both conference changes and jumps invoke the reset.
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## Issue description
Graph resets retain the node count used to decide whether the new graph needs fitting.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/static/app.js[94-99]
- app/static/app.js[343-343]
## Recommended Fix
Clear `S.fitN` when resetting graph data, and fit the newly initialized layout after it has nodes.
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6. One slow embedding call stalls every resolver user 🐞 Bug➹ Performance
Description
get_resolver() holds the process-wide _resolver_lock while loading conference data and calling
prepare(), which makes batched external embedding requests. During an initial build, TTL rebuild,
or failing retry, a slow or unavailable embedding service makes notes and live pulls for every
conference wait on the lock, with subsequent calls retrying under it.
+ with _resolver_lock:+ cached = _resolvers.get(conf_id)
Evidence
The single threading.Lock is shared across conference ids and covers cache construction and
prepare(). Preparation calls embed, which sends batched embeddings.create requests; both notes
and live pulls acquire the cached resolver, and /note runs resolver acquisition in executor
threads, so concurrent requests serialize while that external I/O is in progress.
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## Issue description
`get_resolver()` holds a process-wide lock across cache construction and external embedding I/O, making resolver users for unrelated conferences wait during preparation and repeated failing attempts.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[45-69]
## Recommended Fix
Limit the global lock to cache lookup, creation, and publication. Use a per-resolver or per-conference lock for `prepare()` so preparation remains safe and single-flight for the same conference without blocking others. Consider backing off after a recent failed preparation attempt rather than retrying on every call.
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7. Some posts crash story generation 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
build_story.main() unconditionally selects resolve["sessions"][0] for the requested post. A post
whose resolver record has no session is still a valid timeline post, but selecting it with the
script’s post-ID argument raises IndexError before an output file is written.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Story generation assumes every requested post has a resolved session, although resolution can produce an empty list.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[73-88]
## Recommended Fix
Check for an eligible resolved session and give a clear selection error or choose another eligible post before indexing.
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8. A malformed tour link breaks the page 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
tour.js coerces the step query parameter to a number without checking whether the result is
finite. A link such as /tour?step=abc preserves NaN through the bounds clamp, so rendering
indexes STEPS[NaN] and throws instead of showing a tour step.
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## Issue description
A nonnumeric `step` parameter survives clamping as NaN and crashes rendering.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/static/tour.js[301-303]
## Recommended Fix
Check that the parsed value is a finite valid step and fall back to the first step otherwise.
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9. Tour controls crash after a load failure 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
The story-fetch rejection handler replaces only the canvas content and leaves the tour controls
enabled. If the story request fails, clicking Next or Pause calls render(), whose SVG painter
dereferences D.post while D is still null.
+ }).catch(() => { $('#canvas').innerHTML = '<div class="empty">The tour data did not load. Refresh, or open the console.</div>'; });
Evidence
Controls are enabled in the HTML and handlers are installed before fetch success; only the
successful fetch assigns D, and navigation renders through paintSvg().
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## Issue description
The tour shows a load error but leaves controls that require the missing story data active.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/static/tour.js[285-304]
## Recommended Fix
Disable navigation and playback in the fetch error state, or guard their handlers until story data is available.
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10. Fallback scores overstate post evidence 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
build_story.main() assigns every recorded winner signal a strength of 1.0 when a fresh rescore
places that winner outside the top three. On that fallback path, the tour displays perfect signal
strengths that were neither recovered from the original resolution nor produced by the new scoring
run.
+ cands = [{"session_id": s["id"], "title": s["title"], "room": s["room"].split("@")[0].strip(), "start_local": s["start_local"],+ "score": winner["confidence"], "signals": {k: 1.0 for k in winner["signals"]}, "winner": True}] + cands[:2]
Evidence
The fallback builds signal values from names alone, while resolver records retain signal names and
the actual scored candidates are available before slicing to three.
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## Issue description
The historical-winner fallback invents full-strength signals when the winner drops outside the rescored top three.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[89-98]
## Recommended Fix
Find the winner's actual entry in the full rescored candidates and preserve its score and signals; distinguish historical edge confidence from the new score.
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11. All session embeddings are recomputed every 15 minutes 🐞 Bug➹ Performance
Description
After RESOLVER_TTL expires, get_resolver builds a fresh Resolver, whose _emb is empty, so
the next prepare() re-embeds every session abstract even when the agenda has not changed. On a
live day the full agenda is re-sent to the OpenAI embeddings API four times an hour, and the request
runs under the shared lock.
+ if cached and time.time() - cached[1] < RESOLVER_TTL:+ r = cached[0]+ else:+ sessions, speakers = load_agenda(conf_id)+ r = Resolver(sessions, speakers, load_announcements(conf_id), use_llm=True)+ _resolvers[conf_id] = (r, time.time())
Evidence
The TTL branch always constructs a new Resolver. Its __init__ sets self._emb = {}, and the
prepare() idempotency guard looks only at that instance's _emb, so nothing is reused between
rebuilds.
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## Issue description
Each TTL rebuild throws away the session embeddings and re-embeds the whole agenda.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[57-69]
## Recommended Fix
When rebuilding, copy entries from the old resolver's `_emb` into the new one for sessions whose title and abstract are unchanged, so `prepare()` embeds only new or changed sessions. Another option is to rebuild only when the agenda or announcement files' mtime changes.
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12. Live pull's LLM call count includes room reports 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
pull_once() computes its LLM call count from the difference between two readings of the shared
resolver’s llm_calls counter rather than counting adjudications made by its own resolve_all()
invocation. When another pull or /note field-note resolution adjudicates a post between those
readings, its calls are included in the live pull’s count.
get_resolver returns a cached Resolver instance shared by the server and live loop, while
adjudicate increments self.llm_calls on that instance. Because /note resolution runs in
executor threads and other pulls can overlap, their adjudications can increment the counter between
pull_once()’s two readings.
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## Issue description
The per-pull LLM count is calculated as a before/after delta of a shared cumulative counter, so concurrent pulls or note resolutions can add calls to that pull’s count.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[96-100]
- app/agents/resolver.py[195-224]
## Recommended Fix
Count adjudications locally within each `resolve_all()` invocation and return that count or attach it to its results. Have `pull_once()` use the invocation-specific count instead of subtracting readings of `resolver.llm_calls`.
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13. The other conference cannot build a story 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
Description
build_story.main() accepts a configured conference ID but indexes DEFAULT_POST when no post ID
is supplied. That map contains only universe25, so invoking the script for the configured
universe26 conference without a post ID raises KeyError.
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## Issue description
The builder accepts configured conference IDs but provides a default post for only one of them.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[25-25]
- scripts/build_story.py[65-70]
## Recommended Fix
Require an explicit post ID for conferences without a default, or select an eligible post from that conference's timeline.
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2. A refreshed graph can miss its final fit 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
The graph timer skips zoomToFit() whenever the node count equals S.fitN, but resetView() does
not clear that remembered count. After a conference switch or replay jump, the rebuilt graph
receives no fit when it reaches the old count; a single-node rebuild can receive none at all.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
Graph resets retain the node count used to decide whether the new graph needs fitting.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/static/app.js[94-99]
- app/static/app.js[343-343]
## Recommended Fix
Clear `S.fitN` when resetting graph data, and fit the newly initialized layout after it has nodes.
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3. The displayed graph write cannot run 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
build_story.main() serializes a Cypher write referencing $reason but omits reason from its
accompanying params object. Anyone replaying the write shown by the tour’s artifact receives an
unbound-parameter error rather than the edge described there.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The story's serialized graph write references a parameter missing from its parameter map.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[104-107]
## Recommended Fix
Add the historical edge reason to `write.params` and regenerate the checked-in story JSON.
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4. The tour's read can miss the linked post 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
build_story.main() labels its serialized read as the counterpart to the session-edge write, but
that query follows an author-to-speaker path instead of ABOUT_SESSION. For a post linked by
semantic or time signals without a speaker-author match, it returns no row; for a speaker with
multiple sessions, it can return sessions other than the linked one.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The story's read query traverses author and speaker relationships rather than the session edge it presents as being read back.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[100-107]
## Recommended Fix
Match the post's `ABOUT_SESSION` relationship and selected session in the read query; regenerate the story JSON.
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t = datetime.fromisoformat(post["ts"]).timestamp()
in_progress = [s for s in sessions if s["start_utc"] and datetime.fromisoformat(s["start_utc"]).timestamp() - 1200 <= t <= datetime.fromisoformat(s["end_utc"]).timestamp() + 7200]
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5. Some posts crash story generation 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
build_story.main() unconditionally selects resolve["sessions"][0] for the requested post. A post
whose resolver record has no session is still a valid timeline post, but selecting it with the
script’s post-ID argument raises IndexError before an output file is written.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
Story generation assumes every requested post has a resolved session, although resolution can produce an empty list.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[73-88]
## Recommended Fix
Check for an eligible resolved session and give a clear selection error or choose another eligible post before indexing.
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11. The other conference cannot build a story 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
build_story.main() accepts a configured conference ID but indexes DEFAULT_POST when no post ID
is supplied. That map contains only universe25, so invoking the script for the configured
universe26 conference without a post ID raises KeyError.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The builder accepts configured conference IDs but provides a default post for only one of them.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/build_story.py[25-25]
- scripts/build_story.py[65-70]
## Recommended Fix
Require an explicit post ID for conferences without a default, or select an eligible post from that conference's timeline.
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9. Tour controls crash after a load failure 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
The story-fetch rejection handler replaces only the canvas content and leaves the tour controls
enabled. If the story request fails, clicking Next or Pause calls render(), whose SVG painter
dereferences D.post while D is still null.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The tour shows a load error but leaves controls that require the missing story data active.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/static/tour.js[285-304]
## Recommended Fix
Disable navigation and playback in the fetch error state, or guard their handlers until story data is available.
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1. Room reports return 500 when embeddings are down 🐞 Bug☼ Reliability
get_resolver catches a failed prepare() but leaves use_llm=True, so resolve_all retries
preparation and embedding without a guard instead of using rules-only scoring for that call. While
embeddings remain unavailable, field-note requests and live pull_once calls propagate the failure,
whereas the previous server-side resolver disabled LLM use after preparation failed.
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## Issue description
When session embedding preparation fails, `get_resolver` catches the error but returns an LLM-enabled resolver. `resolve_all` retries the failing operation without a guard, causing field-note requests and `pull_once` to fail instead of resolving with rules for that call.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[57-69]
- app/agents/resolver.py[195-200]
## Recommended Fix
Make `resolve_all` tolerate failures from both `self.prepare()` and the post `self.embed(...)` call. On failure, use `[[] for _ in posts]` so scoring proceeds with rules only for the affected call, while keeping `use_llm` enabled so a subsequent call can retry embeddings. Alternatively, have `get_resolver` set a per-call degraded flag that `resolve_all` checks without permanently degrading the cached resolver. Update the `get_resolver` comment to describe the implemented behavior.
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10. One slow embedding call stalls every resolver user 🐞 Bug➹ Performance
get_resolver() holds the process-wide _resolver_lock while loading conference data and calling
prepare(), which makes batched external embedding requests. During an initial build, TTL rebuild,
or failing retry, a slow or unavailable embedding service makes notes and live pulls for every
conference wait on the lock, with subsequent calls retrying under it.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
`get_resolver()` holds a process-wide lock across cache construction and external embedding I/O, making resolver users for unrelated conferences wait during preparation and repeated failing attempts.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[45-69]
## Recommended Fix
Limit the global lock to cache lookup, creation, and publication. Use a per-resolver or per-conference lock for `prepare()` so preparation remains safe and single-flight for the same conference without blocking others. Consider backing off after a recent failed preparation attempt rather than retrying on every call.
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12. All session embeddings are recomputed every 15 minutes 🐞 Bug➹ Performance
After RESOLVER_TTL expires, get_resolver builds a fresh Resolver, whose _emb is empty, so
the next prepare() re-embeds every session abstract even when the agenda has not changed. On a
live day the full agenda is re-sent to the OpenAI embeddings API four times an hour, and the request
runs under the shared lock.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
Each TTL rebuild throws away the session embeddings and re-embeds the whole agenda.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[57-69]
## Recommended Fix
When rebuilding, copy entries from the old resolver's `_emb` into the new one for sessions whose title and abstract are unchanged, so `prepare()` embeds only new or changed sessions. Another option is to rebuild only when the agenda or announcement files' mtime changes.
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13. Live pull's llm call count includes room reports 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
pull_once() computes its LLM call count from the difference between two readings of the shared
resolver’s llm_calls counter rather than counting adjudications made by its own resolve_all()
invocation. When another pull or /note field-note resolution adjudicates a post between those
readings, its calls are included in the live pull’s count.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The per-pull LLM count is calculated as a before/after delta of a shared cumulative counter, so concurrent pulls or note resolutions can add calls to that pull’s count.
## Fix Focus Areas
- app/agents/live.py[96-100]
- app/agents/resolver.py[195-224]
## Recommended Fix
Count adjudications locally within each `resolve_all()` invocation and return that count or attach it to its results. Have `pull_once()` use the invocation-specific count instead of subtracting readings of `resolver.llm_calls`.
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Review comments at @app/agents/live.py:
- Around line 65-68: Update the failure path around r.prepare() so a preparation
failure disables embeddings for the current call or is handled by
Resolver.resolve_all() before post processing; ensure posts are still resolved
with rules only and the failed preparation does not abort pull_once().
Review comments at @app/static/app.js:
- Line 343: When the background-click handler sets S.userZoomed to false, also
clear S.fitN so the interval refits the graph even when its node count is
unchanged.
Review comments at @app/static/styles.css:
- Around line 477-479: Update the max-width 640px rules for .topbar so the tour
header wraps or stacks on narrow screens, hiding or repositioning lower-priority
header items as needed while keeping the primary link visible within the
viewport.
Review comments at @app/static/tour.js:
- Around line 246-249: Update the room-report artifact template to clearly label
the fixed report text, signal, and confidence as illustrative rather than
graph-sourced; keep the existing report content and S.title placement unchanged.
- Around line 290-291: Update the ArrowRight and ArrowLeft branches in the
keyboard handler to call e.preventDefault() before changing the tour step,
matching the existing Space-key handling.
Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 53: Update the Resolver description to specify that the stage-related
signal means reacting to an announcement made on stage, not arbitrary stage
content. Preserve the existing LLM tie-break wording.
Review comments at @scripts/build_story.py:
- Line 160: Update the story-writing flow around out.write_text to write the
complete JSON to a temporary file inside config.TIMELINES, then atomically
replace the target story file only after the write finishes.
- Line 106: Add winner["reason"] to the params map in the write payload
alongside the existing winner fields, so it includes the parameter referenced by
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Restore a rules-only fallback when preparation fails.
If session embedding fails, this catch returns an LLM-enabled resolver. Resolver.resolve_all() calls prepare() again, so the same failure aborts pull_once() instead of resolving posts with rules. Disable embedding for the failed call, or make resolve_all() handle that failure before it processes posts.
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[warning] 67-67: Do not catch blind exception: Exception
(BLE001)
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Review comment at @app/agents/live.py around lines 65 - 68:
Update the failure path around r.prepare() so a preparation failure disables
embeddings for the current call or is handled by Resolver.resolve_all() before
post processing; ensure posts are still resolved with rules only and the failed
preparation does not abort pull_once().
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Refit after the user re-enables automatic framing.
The background-click handler sets S.userZoomed to false, but this new condition still skips zoomToFit() when the node count equals S.fitN. Clear S.fitN on that click, or track a separate refit request, so an unchanged graph can return to its fitted view.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @app/static/app.js at line 343:
When the background-click handler sets S.userZoomed to false, also clear S.fitN
so the interval refits the graph even when its node count is unchanged.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the tour header fit narrow screens.
At phone widths, the tour header still puts the brand, breadcrumbs, theme controls, and primary link on one non-wrapping row. Those controls can exceed the viewport and push the console link off-screen. Hide or stack lower-priority header items in this breakpoint.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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Update the max-width 640px rules for .topbar so the tour header wraps or stacks
on narrow screens, hiding or repositioning lower-priority header items as needed
while keeping the primary link visible within the viewport.
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return `<div class="art accent"><div class="art-b"><span class="label">Report from the room</span>
<div class="quoteblock">Speaker just demoed the coding agent opening a pull request from Slack. Room is full, overflow at the back.</div>
<dl class="kv" style="margin-top:10px"><dt>placed under</dt><dd>${esc(S.title)}</dd><dt>signal</dt><dd>reported_from_room</dd><dt>confidence</dt><dd>0.95</dd><dt>delivered to</dt><dd class="hl">every open console</dd></dl></div>
<div class="art-b"><p class="muted">No account, five reports a minute per person, any language. It becomes a Post node like every other, so the next person who opens the console inherits it.</p></div></div>`;
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Identify the room report as an example.
The seventh step displays fixed report text, reported_from_room, and 0.95 confidence. None of these values comes from the story snapshot, although the page says every value comes from the graph. Label this artifact as an illustrative report, or generate it from an actual room report.
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Review comment at @app/static/tour.js around lines 246 - 249:
Update the room-report artifact template to clearly label the fixed report text,
signal, and confidence as illustrative rather than graph-sourced; keep the
existing report content and S.title placement unchanged.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Prevent page scrolling during arrow-key navigation.
When a visitor presses an arrow key, the handler changes the tour step but also leaves the browser’s default scrolling action enabled. Call e.preventDefault() for both handled arrow keys, as the Space branch already does. Based on learnings, custom arrow-key controls must prevent the default browser action from interfering with navigation.
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Review comment at @app/static/tour.js around lines 290 - 291:
Update the ArrowRight and ArrowLeft branches in the keyboard handler to call
e.preventDefault() before changing the tour step, matching the existing
Space-key handling.
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| Wire | `Announcement -AFFECTS-> Facet` | Changelog and launch posts with exact publish times, tagged by stack facet |
| Listener | `Post`, `Author` | Discovery through Exa and Bright Data. Exact timestamps decoded from the platform's own post IDs |
| Resolver | `Post -ABOUT_SESSION{confidence, reason, signals}-> Session` | Seven signals it can explain: the author is a speaker, names a speaker, quotes the title, is close to the abstract, names a product the talk covers, landed inside the slot, reacts to something said on stage. An LLM only breaks ties between two close candidates |
Resolver.score() emits keyword for keynote-related text. The separate resolve_all() path emits on_stage only for a matched announcement during a keynote window. Document this as reacting to an announcement made on stage, not arbitrary stage content. The documented LLM tie-break behavior matches resolve_all().
Suggested fix
--- "a/README.md"+++ "b/README.md"@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@
| Agent | Writes | How |
|---|---|---|
| Listener | `Post`, `Author` | Discovery through Exa and Bright Data. Exact timestamps decoded from the platform's own post IDs |
-| Resolver | `Post -ABOUT_SESSION {confidence, reason, signals}-> Session` | Seven signals it can explain: the author is a speaker, names a speaker, quotes the title, is close to the abstract, names a product the talk covers, landed inside the slot, reacts to something said on stage. An LLM only breaks ties between two close candidates |+| Resolver | `Post -ABOUT_SESSION {confidence, reason, signals}-> Session` | Seven signals it can explain: the author is a speaker, names a speaker, quotes the title, is close to the abstract, names a product the talk covers, landed inside the slot, reacts to an announcement made on stage. An LLM only breaks ties between two close candidates |
| Wire | `Announcement -AFFECTS-> Facet` | Changelog and launch posts with exact publish times, tagged by the parts of a stack they touch |
| Curator | `Moment -OF-> Session`, `Moment -EVIDENCE-> Post` | Spikes in one room, waves after an announcement, surges across the venue |
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| Resolver |`Post -ABOUT_SESSION {confidence, reason, signals}-> Session`| Seven signals it can explain: the author is a speaker, names a speaker, quotes the title, is close to the abstract, names a product the talk covers, landed inside the slot, reacts to something said on stage. An LLM only breaks ties between two close candidates |
| Resolver |`Post -ABOUT_SESSION {confidence, reason, signals}-> Session`| Seven signals it can explain: the author is a speaker, names a speaker, quotes the title, is close to the abstract, names a product the talk covers, landed inside the slot, reacts to an announcement made on stage. An LLM only breaks ties between two close candidates |
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Review comment at @README.md at line 53:
Update the Resolver description to specify that the stage-related signal means
reacting to an announcement made on stage, not arbitrary stage content. Preserve
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write.cypher references $reason, but write.params omits it. If the generated write payload is executed, it can fail because the parameter map is incomplete. Add winner["reason"] to params.
The tour displays the Cypher and selected parameters, but it does not display a complete runnable parameter map.
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Add winner["reason"] to the params map in the write payload alongside the
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Replace the story file atomically.
When the builder runs while the server handles story requests, write_text() truncates the served file before writing the new JSON. A request during that interval can receive incomplete data. Write a temporary file in config.TIMELINES, then replace the story file after the write completes. Based on learnings, a complete temporary file followed by atomic replacement prevents concurrent readers from seeing partial contents.
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Update the story-writing flow around out.write_text to write the complete JSON
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Ruff 0.17 enables hundreds of style rules by default (53 findings). Select
the classic E4, E7, E9 and F set instead; the only finding was E702 in
app/agents/resolver.py, fixed without changing behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI, license and Python badges, Run locally with Python 3.12, a Configuration
table that matches the code, Deploy with the RainFocus cache prerequisite,
Status, Credits and License.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Set the workflow token to read-only.
If the repository permits write access by default, this check job inherits permissions it does not need. Add a top-level permissions: contents: read block so the job’s token scope does not depend on repository settings. (docs.github.com)
Based on learnings, GitHub Actions workflows should default to least-privilege permissions and elevate individual jobs only when needed.
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Everything since the first review round, on one branch so it lands cleanly.
Brings in #1 and #4. Both are merged here with their review fixes; merging this PR marks them merged too. The only conflict was an import list and the tail of
pull_once, which now keeps the atomic write from #3 and the per-call counts from #4.Tour (
/tour). One real post followed through seven stages: published, timestamp decoded from the LinkedIn activity ID, scored against three candidate sessions, written into FalkorDB and read back as a path, the six-post Moment it fed, and the two hops from a repository to that morning's announcements.scripts/build_story.pycomputes all of it once from the graph intodata/timeline/universe25_story.json; the page reads that file and makes no live calls, which is why it is fast. Autoplay with a progress rail, arrow keys and space.One design system.
styles.cssis rewritten as a single layer instead of three overrides: square 1px borders, mono headings and labels, Inter body, one accent, a full dark theme. Landing, tour and console share it.Console. No marketing masthead, no in-page guide (the tour replaces the old overlay), sentence-case controls, tags without brackets. Fixes the room picker resetting every two seconds and the graph reframing on a timer. force-graph 1.52.0 is vendored instead of loaded from a CDN.
Landing. Mono headline, a hero card that replays the real Moment, a stats band that says where each number comes from.
Docs. README with live links, the tour screenshot, a mermaid pipeline diagram, light and dark console captures, and a dark-mode logo; DEMO.md rewritten around the tour.
Checked in headless Edge at 1366, 1440 and 1920 wide, light and dark: two font families on every page (Inter, JetBrains Mono), no horizontal overflow in any header, rail, card or caption.
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