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Review comments at @scripts/biometrics-local-fit/bundle.ts:
- Around line 30-70: Update extractBundle to retain each indexed file’s role as
well as its byte count, then check the entry against the role-specific size
limit before streaming it to disk: use MAX_RAW_BYTES for raw files and
MAX_TEXT_BYTES for text files. Keep the existing unlisted or resized entry
rejection.
Review comments at @scripts/biometrics-local-fit/cli.ts:
- Line 49: Validate `flags.jobs` in the CLI before passing it to
`fitCandidates`: convert it to a number and reject values that are not positive
safe integers, including malformed and non-positive inputs, with an error
identifying `--jobs`. Preserve `undefined` when the flag is omitted.
Review comments at @scripts/biometrics-local-fit/report.ts:
- Line 107: Update the holdout error in the parity check around report.split to
say that holdout results are not compared, rather than implying they are never
replayed locally. Update the matching expectation in report.test.ts and the
fitCandidates docstring in fit.ts to preserve this distinction between replaying
holdout results and parity comparisons.
Review comments at @src/biometrics/backtest/coordinator-lanes.ts:
- Line 5: Change the `exportDataset` lane assignment in `CoordinatorQueue` from
`read` to `work`, leaving the other lane assignments unchanged so dataset export
hashing does not occupy the serialized read lane.
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| /** Unpack an export tar into a new directory. Only the index and the files it | ||
| * lists are accepted, each once and at its listed size; verifyBundle then | ||
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| export async function extractBundle(tarPath: string, destination: string) { | ||
| await mkdir(destination, { recursive: false, mode: 0o700 }) | ||
| await mkdir(join(destination, 'raw'), { mode: 0o700 }) | ||
| const handle = await open(tarPath, constants.O_RDONLY) | ||
| try { | ||
| const total = (await handle.stat()).size | ||
| let position = 0, index: DatasetBundleIndex | undefined | ||
| const expected = new Map<string, number>(), seen = new Set<string>() | ||
| for (;;) { | ||
| const header = parseTarHeader(await readExactly(handle, position, 512)) | ||
| position += 512 | ||
| if (!header) break | ||
| if (seen.has(header.name)) throw new BundleError(`Duplicate bundle entry: ${header.name}`) | ||
| seen.add(header.name) | ||
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| if (header.name !== DATASET_BUNDLE_INDEX_PATH || header.bytes > MAX_INDEX_BYTES) throw new BundleError('Bundle must start with its bundle.json index') | ||
| const text = await readExactly(handle, position, header.bytes) | ||
| index = datasetBundleIndexSchema.parse(JSON.parse(text.toString('utf8'))) | ||
| for (const file of index.files) expected.set(file.path, file.bytes) | ||
| await writeFile(join(destination, DATASET_BUNDLE_INDEX_PATH), text, { flag: 'wx', mode: 0o600 }) | ||
| } | ||
| else { | ||
| if (expected.get(header.name) !== header.bytes) throw new BundleError(`Unlisted or resized bundle entry: ${header.name}`) | ||
| if (position + header.bytes > total) throw new BundleError('Truncated bundle archive') | ||
| await pipeline(createReadStream('', { fd: handle.fd, autoClose: false, start: position, end: position + header.bytes - 1 }), | ||
| createWriteStream(join(destination, header.name), { flags: 'wx', mode: 0o600 })) | ||
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| if (!index) throw new BundleError('Bundle has no index') | ||
| const missing = index.files.filter(file => !seen.has(file.path)) | ||
| if (missing.length) throw new BundleError(`Bundle is missing ${missing.length} listed file(s), e.g. ${missing[0].path}`) | ||
| } | ||
| finally { | ||
| await handle.close() | ||
| } | ||
| return destination | ||
| } |
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Enforce the file-size limit before extraction writes the entry.
extractBundle accepts the indexed size and streams the complete RAW entry to disk. verifyBundle checks MAX_RAW_BYTES only after that write. A schema-valid archive with a RAW entry larger than 256 MiB can therefore exhaust local disk before verification rejects it.
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- const expected = new Map<string, number>(), seen = new Set<string>()
+ const expected = new Map<string, DatasetBundleIndex['files'][number]>(), seen = new Set<string>()
...
- for (const file of index.files) expected.set(file.path, file.bytes)
+ for (const file of index.files) expected.set(file.path, file)
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- if (expected.get(header.name) !== header.bytes) throw new BundleError(`Unlisted or resized bundle entry: ${header.name}`)
+ const file = expected.get(header.name)
+ if (!file || file.bytes !== header.bytes) throw new BundleError(`Unlisted or resized bundle entry: ${header.name}`)
+ const limit = file.role === 'raw' ? MAX_RAW_BYTES : MAX_TEXT_BYTES
+ if (header.bytes > limit) throw new BundleError(`Bundle file is too large: ${header.name}`)
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| /** Unpack an export tar into a new directory. Only the index and the files it | |
| * lists are accepted, each once and at its listed size; verifyBundle then | |
| * checks every hash. */ | |
| export async function extractBundle(tarPath: string, destination: string) { | |
| await mkdir(destination, { recursive: false, mode: 0o700 }) | |
| await mkdir(join(destination, 'raw'), { mode: 0o700 }) | |
| const handle = await open(tarPath, constants.O_RDONLY) | |
| try { | |
| const total = (await handle.stat()).size | |
| let position = 0, index: DatasetBundleIndex | undefined | |
| const expected = new Map<string, number>(), seen = new Set<string>() | |
| for (;;) { | |
| const header = parseTarHeader(await readExactly(handle, position, 512)) | |
| position += 512 | |
| if (!header) break | |
| if (seen.has(header.name)) throw new BundleError(`Duplicate bundle entry: ${header.name}`) | |
| seen.add(header.name) | |
| if (!index) { | |
| if (header.name !== DATASET_BUNDLE_INDEX_PATH || header.bytes > MAX_INDEX_BYTES) throw new BundleError('Bundle must start with its bundle.json index') | |
| const text = await readExactly(handle, position, header.bytes) | |
| index = datasetBundleIndexSchema.parse(JSON.parse(text.toString('utf8'))) | |
| for (const file of index.files) expected.set(file.path, file.bytes) | |
| await writeFile(join(destination, DATASET_BUNDLE_INDEX_PATH), text, { flag: 'wx', mode: 0o600 }) | |
| } | |
| else { | |
| if (expected.get(header.name) !== header.bytes) throw new BundleError(`Unlisted or resized bundle entry: ${header.name}`) | |
| if (position + header.bytes > total) throw new BundleError('Truncated bundle archive') | |
| await pipeline(createReadStream('', { fd: handle.fd, autoClose: false, start: position, end: position + header.bytes - 1 }), | |
| createWriteStream(join(destination, header.name), { flags: 'wx', mode: 0o600 })) | |
| } | |
| position += Math.ceil(header.bytes / 512) * 512 | |
| } | |
| if (!index) throw new BundleError('Bundle has no index') | |
| const missing = index.files.filter(file => !seen.has(file.path)) | |
| if (missing.length) throw new BundleError(`Bundle is missing ${missing.length} listed file(s), e.g. ${missing[0].path}`) | |
| } | |
| finally { | |
| await handle.close() | |
| } | |
| return destination | |
| } | |
| /** Unpack an export tar into a new directory. Only the index and the files it | |
| * lists are accepted, each once and at its listed size; verifyBundle then | |
| * checks every hash. */ | |
| export async function extractBundle(tarPath: string, destination: string) { | |
| await mkdir(destination, { recursive: false, mode: 0o700 }) | |
| await mkdir(join(destination, 'raw'), { mode: 0o700 }) | |
| const handle = await open(tarPath, constants.O_RDONLY) | |
| try { | |
| const total = (await handle.stat()).size | |
| let position = 0, index: DatasetBundleIndex | undefined | |
| const expected = new Map<string, DatasetBundleIndex['files'][number]>(), seen = new Set<string>() | |
| for (;;) { | |
| const header = parseTarHeader(await readExactly(handle, position, 512)) | |
| position += 512 | |
| if (!header) break | |
| if (seen.has(header.name)) throw new BundleError(`Duplicate bundle entry: ${header.name}`) | |
| seen.add(header.name) | |
| if (!index) { | |
| if (header.name !== DATASET_BUNDLE_INDEX_PATH || header.bytes > MAX_INDEX_BYTES) throw new BundleError('Bundle must start with its bundle.json index') | |
| const text = await readExactly(handle, position, header.bytes) | |
| index = datasetBundleIndexSchema.parse(JSON.parse(text.toString('utf8'))) | |
| for (const file of index.files) expected.set(file.path, file) | |
| await writeFile(join(destination, DATASET_BUNDLE_INDEX_PATH), text, { flag: 'wx', mode: 0o600 }) | |
| } | |
| else { | |
| const file = expected.get(header.name) | |
| if (!file || file.bytes !== header.bytes) throw new BundleError(`Unlisted or resized bundle entry: ${header.name}`) | |
| const limit = file.role === 'raw' ? MAX_RAW_BYTES : MAX_TEXT_BYTES | |
| if (header.bytes > limit) throw new BundleError(`Bundle file is too large: ${header.name}`) | |
| if (position + header.bytes > total) throw new BundleError('Truncated bundle archive') | |
| await pipeline(createReadStream('', { fd: handle.fd, autoClose: false, start: position, end: position + header.bytes - 1 }), | |
| createWriteStream(join(destination, header.name), { flags: 'wx', mode: 0o600 })) | |
| } | |
| position += Math.ceil(header.bytes / 512) * 512 | |
| } | |
| if (!index) throw new BundleError('Bundle has no index') | |
| const missing = index.files.filter(file => !seen.has(file.path)) | |
| if (missing.length) throw new BundleError(`Bundle is missing ${missing.length} listed file(s), e.g. ${missing[0].path}`) | |
| } | |
| finally { | |
| await handle.close() | |
| } | |
| return destination | |
| } |
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Review comment at @scripts/biometrics-local-fit/bundle.ts around lines 30 - 70:
Update extractBundle to retain each indexed file’s role as well as its byte
count, then check the entry against the role-specific size limit before
streaming it to disk: use MAX_RAW_BYTES for raw files and MAX_TEXT_BYTES for
text files. Keep the existing unlisted or resized entry rejection.
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| const splits = (flags.splits?.split(',') ?? [...LOCAL_SPLITS, ...(includeHoldout ? ['holdout'] : [])]) as LocalSplit[] | ||
| const started = performance.now() | ||
| const result = await fitCandidates({ bundle, candidates, outputDirectory, splits, includeHoldout, | ||
| jobs: flags.jobs ? Number(flags.jobs) : undefined, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate --jobs before you pass it to fitCandidates.
Number(flags.jobs) returns NaN for input such as --jobs four or --jobs 4x. In fit.ts Line 138, Math.max(1, Math.min(NaN, n)) then evaluates to NaN. As a result, prepareWorkerSlots creates zero slots, and runPool resolves without any replay. The first report then fails with Missing replay output for <cohort>. That message does not identify the invalid flag. Reject any value that is not a positive integer at the CLI boundary.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/scripts/biometrics-local-fit/cli.ts"
+++ "b/scripts/biometrics-local-fit/cli.ts"
@@ -46,7 +46,11 @@
const splits = (flags.splits?.split(',') ?? [...LOCAL_SPLITS, ...(includeHoldout ? ['holdout'] : [])]) as LocalSplit[]
const started = performance.now()
const result = await fitCandidates({ bundle, candidates, outputDirectory, splits, includeHoldout,
- jobs: flags.jobs ? Number(flags.jobs) : undefined,
+ jobs: flags.jobs ? (() => {
+ const jobs = Number(flags.jobs)
+ if (!Number.isSafeInteger(jobs) || jobs < 1) throw new Error(`--jobs must be a positive integer, got ${flags.jobs}`)
+ return jobs
+ })() : undefined,
protocol: flags.protocol ? await readJson(flags.protocol) as never : undefined,
python: flags.python ? defaultPythonLocation(flags.python) : undefined,
onProgress: (done, total, item) => process.stderr.write(`[${done}/${total}] ${item.cohortId} ${item.candidateIds.join(',') || '(baseline)'} ${(item.wallMs / 1000).toFixed(1)}s\n`) })📝 Committable suggestion
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| jobs: flags.jobs ? Number(flags.jobs) : undefined, | |
| jobs: flags.jobs ? (() => { | |
| const jobs = Number(flags.jobs) | |
| if (!Number.isSafeInteger(jobs) || jobs < 1) throw new Error(`--jobs must be a positive integer, got ${flags.jobs}`) | |
| return jobs | |
| })() : undefined, |
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Validate `flags.jobs` in the CLI before passing it to `fitCandidates`: convert
it to a number and reject values that are not positive safe integers, including
malformed and non-positive inputs, with an error identifying `--jobs`. Preserve
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| export function compareWithPod(defaults: LocalFitReport[], podResults: unknown[], toleranceBpm = 0.1) { | ||
| const rows = podResults.flatMap((raw) => { | ||
| const report = podResultSchema.parse(raw).report | ||
| if (report.split === 'holdout') throw new Error('Parity uses tuning and validation results only; holdout is never replayed locally') |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the stale holdout error message.
The error text says "holdout is never replayed locally". That is no longer true. With --include-holdout, fitCandidates replays and scores holdout nights (fit.ts Line 119, Line 128). The README (Lines 61-63) documents that behavior. A user who scored holdout locally gets a wrong explanation for the parity refusal. The docstring in fit.ts Lines 111-113 ("Holdout nights are never replayed here") has the same contradiction. Restate the actual rule: parity compares only tuning and validation results.
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--- "a/scripts/biometrics-local-fit/report.ts"
+++ "b/scripts/biometrics-local-fit/report.ts"
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@
export function compareWithPod(defaults: LocalFitReport[], podResults: unknown[], toleranceBpm = 0.1) {
const rows = podResults.flatMap((raw) => {
const report = podResultSchema.parse(raw).report
- if (report.split === 'holdout') throw new Error('Parity uses tuning and validation results only; holdout is never replayed locally')
+ if (report.split === 'holdout') throw new Error('Parity uses tuning and validation results only; holdout results are not compared')
const local = defaults.find(row => row.split === report.split)
const defaultsHash = defaults[0]?.candidate.resolvedHash
const pod = report.numericNightSummary.find(row => row.metric === 'heart_rate' && row.baseline === 'default' && row.baselineHash === defaultsHash)Also update the expectation in report.test.ts Line 106 and the fit.ts docstring.
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| if (report.split === 'holdout') throw new Error('Parity uses tuning and validation results only; holdout is never replayed locally') | |
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Update the holdout error in the parity check around report.split to say that
holdout results are not compared, rather than implying they are never replayed
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| export const coordinatorTaskLanes: Record<CoordinatorTask['type'], CoordinatorLane> = { | ||
| readShadowReport: 'read', | ||
| pageRawSources: 'read', datasetDescriptor: 'read', readResult: 'read', readSummary: 'read', readTrace: 'read', readNumericTrace: 'read', readReferenceTrace: 'read', | ||
| pageRawSources: 'read', datasetDescriptor: 'read', exportDataset: 'read', readResult: 'read', readSummary: 'read', readTrace: 'read', readNumericTrace: 'read', readReferenceTrace: 'read', |
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Move exportDataset out of the serialized read lane.
CoordinatorQueue permits one active task per lane. prepareDatasetExport hashes every referenced RAW archive before it returns, so one export holds the only read slot for the full hash pass. Other read requests can wait during that pass. Repeated MCP calls can occupy the slot back-to-back. A guard alone would not remove this read-lane blockage.
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--- "a/src/biometrics/backtest/coordinator-lanes.ts"
+++ "b/src/biometrics/backtest/coordinator-lanes.ts"
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
export type CoordinatorLane = 'read' | 'work'
export const coordinatorTaskLanes: Record<CoordinatorTask['type'], CoordinatorLane> = {
readShadowReport: 'read',
- pageRawSources: 'read', datasetDescriptor: 'read', exportDataset: 'read', readResult: 'read', readSummary: 'read', readTrace: 'read', readNumericTrace: 'read', readReferenceTrace: 'read',
+ pageRawSources: 'read', datasetDescriptor: 'read', exportDataset: 'work', readResult: 'read', readSummary: 'read', readTrace: 'read', readNumericTrace: 'read', readReferenceTrace: 'read',
createWaveformDataset: 'work', inspectRawSource: 'work', createDataset: 'work', releaseDataset: 'work',
releaseResult: 'work', createExperiment: 'work', collectArtifacts: 'work', execute: 'work',
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| pageRawSources: 'read', datasetDescriptor: 'read', exportDataset: 'read', readResult: 'read', readSummary: 'read', readTrace: 'read', readNumericTrace: 'read', readReferenceTrace: 'read', | |
| pageRawSources: 'read', datasetDescriptor: 'read', exportDataset: 'work', readResult: 'read', readSummary: 'read', readTrace: 'read', readNumericTrace: 'read', readReferenceTrace: 'read', |
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Review comment at @src/biometrics/backtest/coordinator-lanes.ts at line 5:
Change the `exportDataset` lane assignment in `CoordinatorQueue` from `read` to
`work`, leaving the other lane assignments unchanged so dataset export hashing
does not occupy the serialized read lane.
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…ad --jobs values before replaying (sleepypod#841) ## Why CodeRabbit reviewed sleepypod#837 directly once its base became `dev`, and the review landed just after sleepypod#837 merged. Three findings are valid; this PR fixes them. ## What - **`extractBundle` checks size limits before writing.** It now applies the per-role size limit (RAW 256 MiB, text 16 MiB) before streaming an entry to disk. Previously a schema-valid tar could fill the disk before `verifyBundle` rejected it (CodeRabbit: Major). - **`--jobs` is validated first.** It must be a positive whole number and is checked before any extraction. Previously `--jobs four` produced zero worker slots and a confusing "Missing replay output" error. - **Stale holdout wording fixed.** Holdout nights can be replayed with `--include-holdout`, but the parity refusal and the `fitCandidates` doc comment still said they never were. **Declined:** moving `exportDataset` to the coordinator's `work` lane. That lane also runs backtest replays, which last up to hours on Pod 5, so an export would wait behind them. The export's hash pass holds the read lane only for seconds (about 430 MB), and the HTTP route already allows one export at a time. ## Test plan - [x] New tests: an oversized listed entry is refused before writing; `--jobs` values `four`, `4x`, `0` and `1.5` are rejected before extraction; parity holdout message - [x] `vitest scripts/biometrics-local-fit` (17), `tsc --noEmit`, eslint 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- sleepypod:install-start --> <!-- 🛑 AUTO-GENERATED — sleepypod-bot owns this block. Hello fellow agent / curious human! Anything between the sleepypod:install-start and sleepypod:install-end markers gets overwritten on the next CI run. Want to change what's here? Edit .github/workflows/build.yml instead. 💤 --> <details open> <summary>🛏️ <strong>Beam this PR onto a sleepypod</strong> ✨</summary> Pick the snippet that matches your pod. **Already-installed pods can't use the curl bootstraps below** — sleepypod's egress firewall DROPs github.com, and the script that knows how to unblock WAN is the very file curl is trying to fetch. Use `sp-update` instead; it's on disk and opens WAN as its first step. 🔄 **Already on a sleepypod** (most common — review a PR on a running pod): ```bash sudo sp-update fix/local-fit-review-followups ``` 🚀 **Fresh pod / first install** — bootstraps from GitHub, rebuilds every push: ```bash curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sleepypod/core/fix/local-fit-review-followups/scripts/install \ | sudo bash -s -- --branch fix/local-fit-review-followups ``` 🎯 **Pin to this exact build** ([run 39087121147](https://github.com/sleepypod/core/actions/runs/39087121147) · `251683a`) — fresh-pod path, locked to one CI artifact for reproducible review: ```bash curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sleepypod/core/251683a374b3b479518b7ffeded73fbb07db8fc1/scripts/install \ | sudo bash -s -- \ --branch fix/local-fit-review-followups \ --artifact-url 'https://nightly.link/sleepypod/core/actions/runs/39087121147/sleepypod-core.zip' ``` 🧊 Artifact: [`sleepypod-core`](https://github.com/sleepypod/core/actions/runs/39087121147/artifacts/12120419024) · self-destructs in 30 days 💥 </details> <!-- sleepypod:install-end -->
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…ak-signal guess (sleepypod#840) ## Why The local runner (sleepypod#837) showed that tuning the heart-rate tracker can't bring pod HR in line with the Apple Watch. Across the 8 nights with Watch HR (10-08 to 10-16, 526 paired readings): - **Most readings are close:** the median error is 0.94 bpm. - **A few are far off:** 19% of readings miss by more than 8 bpm and account for 72% of the total error. - **The tracker settings can't fix it.** Every tolerance and history combination moved error by at most 0.006 bpm on the new nights. **Cause.** I logged the subharmonic-summation candidates on night 10-14. In 15 of 18 big misses, the Watch's true rate was not a candidate at all: the autocorrelation had a single peak between 45 and 120 bpm, at the wrong rate (Watch 52, pod 62–65). The tracker passed 95 of 98 misses straight through, because its consistency rule accepts jumps of up to about 1.55× the tolerance. - **What separates the misses is signal strength.** The winning peak score has a median of 0.34 on misses versus 0.60 on good windows, but the estimator accepted anything at or above a hard-coded 0.1. - **Ruled out:** pump or other-side coupling. The other channel matched the wrong value in only 2 of 9 misses. ## What - **New profile parameter** `heart_rate.minimumPeakScore`, range 0.1–0.8, **shipped default 0.4**. It replaces the hard-coded 0.1 floor in `subharmonic_summation_hr`. Windows scoring below it report no heart rate instead of a guess, which changes default output on weak-signal windows for every pod. A profile can set 0.1 to restore the old behaviour. - **Manifest bumped to 1.1.0** with an updated `sourceHashes` entry for `signal.py`. The calibration card gets a slider row for the parameter, and i18n catalogs are re-extracted. - **Local runner:** - Ranks by each candidate's own HR error among candidates keeping at least `--min-coverage` (default 75%) of the defaults' Watch coverage. The old common-support statistic scores any abstaining change as exactly 0.000, so it couldn't see this change. - Adds `--save-readings` for error analysis. ## Evidence (local replay of the real code through the pod's evaluator; equal-night means) | minimumPeakScore | Dev MAE | Dev p95 | Dev coverage | Held-back MAE | Held-back p95 | Held-back coverage | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 0.1 (default) | 5.21 | 16.5 | 100% | 4.34 | 16.6 | 100% | | 0.35 | 2.91 | 10.0 | 83% | 3.47 | 14.7 | 82% | | 0.4 | 1.75 | 6.8 | 77% | 3.10 | 14.1 | 74% | | 0.45 | 1.17 | 4.5 | 70% | 2.80 | 13.8 | 66% | | 0.5 | 1.17 | 4.7 | 64% | 2.02 | 10.4 | 51% | - **Dev nights:** 10-08, 10-10, 10-11, 10-14, 10-15. **Held-back nights:** 10-12, 10-13, 10-16. - **Rejected:** a stricter tracker that drops uncorrectable jumps changed nothing. A 3-window median helped little and lost to the score floor. - **Not fixed:** a +2 to +3 bpm high bias remains on the held-back nights, even with the gate. ## Deploy note The manifest hash changes. Existing profile revisions pin the old manifest, so after deploying, those revisions (including the left side's active one) report `PROFILE_INCOMPATIBLE: pinned engine is not available in this build` and must be re-proposed against the new manifest. This is the existing versioning contract; no migration is added here. ## Test plan - [x] `pytest modules/common` (419) and `modules/piezo-processor` (204), plus new tests: abstention below the threshold, unchanged default, range validation - [x] vitest: runner ranking (abstention credited, coverage floor enforced), calibration UI (231), registry source-hash pin, demo evaluator bundle re-pinned - [x] Full vitest suite: two failures under full load, `updateDeploy` and the waveform publication integration test, both pass alone - [x] `tsc --noEmit`, eslint - [ ] After deploy: re-propose the left profile (it inherits 0.4), apply it, then compare the next nights against Watch HR 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- sleepypod:install-start --> <!-- 🛑 AUTO-GENERATED — sleepypod-bot owns this block. Hello fellow agent / curious human! Anything between the sleepypod:install-start and sleepypod:install-end markers gets overwritten on the next CI run. 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…RV and breathing references, and schedule library (#878) Promotes `dev` to `main` with personal sleep-stage models, a heart-rate estimator that stops guessing on weak signal, beat-to-beat heartbeat detection, Watch HRV and breathing references, a schedule library, and the Next.js 16.4.3 security upgrade. ## Changes - Personal sleep-stage models: train off the pod from the phone's feature contracts, run them on the pod, keep several per side, upload a `candidate.json` from Settings, and stage a side's nights with its model when switched on. Includes MCP tools (#855, #857–#860, #864, #866). - Biometrics calibration on one page, with frozen dataset export and profile fitting on a laptop (#836, #837, #841). - Heart rate: windows scoring below `heart_rate.minimumPeakScore` (default 0.4) now report no heart rate instead of a guess. In local replay this cut Watch HR error from 5.2 to 1.75 bpm on tuning nights and from 4.3 to 3.1 bpm on held-back nights, at about 75% coverage (#840). - Beat-to-beat heartbeat detection in the piezo-processor, stored per minute in a new `heartbeats` table. Vitals are unchanged. Heartbeat retries now use bounded, ordered backoff (#848, #865). - Apple Watch references: import breathing rate and HRV (SDNN), add a pod-vs-Watch deviation report with night-by-night charts on the calibration page, render Watch-only nights, and archive pod biometrics off the pod for long-term comparison (#842, #844, #845, #847, #867). - Read-only analysis snapshot export (DB backup + RAW window) and MCP tool. Health export uploads are no longer truncated at 10 MB (#843, #839). - Schedule library with switchable curves, alarm snooze length with Snooze taper, and independent tap actions for normal and while-ringing (#835, #861, #849). - Storage: eMMC endurance card, RAM-only journal, and flash write insights with recording controls (#838, #854). - Surface the frzWater tank level and sensHealth cover disconnects, and register `sensHealth`, `frzWater` and `lps` as known record types (#872, #877). - Fix the internet access toggle after a reboot and the false "firewall rules missing" notice. Also fix false high TEC and slow fan warnings on an idle pod, and grant the service user journal read access (#856, #809, #801). - Security: upgrade Next.js to 16.4.3 for three advisories and require patched Node.js in development and pod installs (#870, #868). - Add the Europe/Bucharest timezone, update dependencies, fix the Renovate config, and kill surviving mutants (#874, #851, #853, #875, #852). ## Migrations - Configuration DB: schedule library, stale gesture alarm field cleanup, side stage models and the active model, and alarm snooze (0028–0034). - Biometrics DB: reference samples, heartbeats, and 0031 (0031–0033). ## Deploy note #840 bumps the biometrics manifest to 1.1.0. Profile revisions pinned to the old manifest will report `PROFILE_INCOMPATIBLE` and must be re-proposed against the new one. ## Test plan - [x] GitHub checks on the `dev` head (`1fbb953f`): CI, Build & Package, Dev Release, Publish OpenAPI Spec, Ref Collision Check. - [ ] After merge, wait for "Analyze & Release" on the `main` merge commit, then `sudo sp-update main` once on a pod and confirm the service starts and migrations apply. - [ ] Re-propose any active biometric profile against manifest 1.1.0 and confirm it applies. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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Why
A backtest of 4 tuning nights takes about an hour on Pod 5, which rules out real parameter sweeps on the pod. This adds a way to fit biometric profiles on a laptop against data exported from the pod. The pod still confirms the winner.
Stacked on #836 (the build the pod runs). It's a separate PR; retarget to
devonce #836 merges.What
Export (pod)
GET /api/biometric-tuning/datasets/{id}/exportstreams one frozen dataset as a tar:bundle.json(each file with its size and SHA-256),manifest.json,snapshot.json, and theraw/<sha256>.RAW.gzarchives the snapshot references. Nothing else goes in.exportDataset) checks three things off the main event loop: the dataset content hash, that the live RAW references exactly match the snapshot, and each archive's SHA-256. The route hashes each archive again while streaming and aborts on any change.export_calibration_dataset(read-only) and tRPCdescribeDatasetExportreturn the index and the download path. Waveform bytes never pass through MCP.Local runner (
pnpm biometrics:local-fit,scripts/biometrics-local-fit/)verify,fit,sweep(grid, or the built-indefaultgrid of 18 points), andparity.replay_worker.run()(vialocal_replay.py), across parallel worker slots. Each slot gets its own hard-linked retained directory, because the read-only store serializes readers on its lock.evaluateBacktest. Output is one report per candidate per split, labelledexploratory-local/not_activation_evidence, plus a ranking by tuning HR error difference vs defaults, with validation alongside.runWaveformChildgets an optional trustedscriptentry, so the local runner reuses its exact event validation. The pod path is unchanged.Results on the 7 frozen nights (dataset 983a8da1)
no_paired_reference.Test plan
vitest: export (released → 404, hash mismatch → 409 and no stream, missing/unreferenced archives, tamper mid-stream aborts, tar length matches Content-Length), bundle verification (hash/size mismatch, edited snapshot, unlisted/linked/missing files, crafted tar entries), report shape/ranking/parity, grid expansion, holdout refusal, MCP tool listingpiezoStreamtest, which passes on rerun.tsc --noEmit,eslint .prepareDatasetExport+datasetBundleChunks, verified and fitted locallyexport_calibration_datasetindex andcurlexport of 983a8da1 streamed 430,855,168 bytes in 27 s, byte-identical to the locally built bundle, andverifypassed. Unknown id → 404, malformed id → 400.ReferenceInputErroris notinstanceofthe route's class (a bundled module copy), so the first deploy returned 500 for an unknown id. The route now maps bycode(77ab518). The existinggetDatasethas the same 500 for an unknown id; that is out of scope here.82343b18, trackingToleranceBpm 10) was applied to the left side as an unvalidated manual activation (generation 1). All three numeric components report the applied hasha3e2ff94…; it gets judged against the next night's Watch export.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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🚀 Fresh pod / first install — bootstraps from GitHub, rebuilds every push:
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