Staging at 4ef4c406 produced a standard five-theme document with nine
charts, five chapter bodies, and an empty blocked disclosure.
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Five-theme assemble cleared the chart and actionNotes caps, then failed
three anonymous guards. Log field path plus kind only, and strip
deterministic phrases from sections the producer already marked blocked.
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Five-theme personal_full still failed final parse after the charts cap
fix because writer output exceeded actionNotes.max(24). Truncate at
assemble; do not raise the schema cap.
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Adopted reverse-verify repeated already-asked collect stems, treated 「这题跳过」 as stopping the case, and promised holdout/OOS checks that never ran. Collect spoken stems no longer prefix a year.
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Five-theme personal_full assembled nine charts after health vargas landed, but the document schema still capped at six. Bind the count to the enum, align JSON/Python contracts, and log final-parse paths without values.
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Heartbeat and GET were parsing progress_phase with a pattern that rejects the colon prefix the writer already persists, which aborted generation after the first chapter.
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set-focus only attaches the question stem. Retracting live Chinese before
it wiped the opening hello with an empty replace. Other public tools still
retract planning prose.
BUG-533.
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Accepted profiles were selecting a revoked rectification table and failing the report before the engine ran. Degrade to a null window when that optional read fails.
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Move nextDatedCollectFollowup after family coverage so a new case still
asks D9 then D10. Dated third-event collect stays education → finance →
relocation → health. Admin input padding contract follows --space-3.
BUG-531 and BUG-532.
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Holdout stays closed until the training gate opens and skips declined domains.
Dated collect order is shared with exhaustion; spoken prompts must name the domain; progress copy uses collection_progress only.
BUG-527 through BUG-530.
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Chat body, type weights, and radii were still a second scale; membership purchase now uses the shared Button so the filled terracotta action is one implementation.
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The report centre and reader were a second newspaper identity. They now reuse canvas, hairline, and serif display tokens so the document feels like the rest of Jyotisha.
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Saying no to a spoken collect left the next stem only on current_question, so the preparing spinner never cleared. Persist the ack, link asked_turn_id, and emit run.completed with turnId (BUG-525).
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API birth payloads store hour/minute as floats, and datetime() rejected them
after sensitivity was wired into every consultation_workflow call.
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AbortSignal.timeout() is unref'd, so a hanging generateText drained the test event loop and cancelled the rest of the file. Clear the timer after the model returns.
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The early-exit reused the pre-click dossier, so the agent never ran on the common path. Use this-turn decision, log agent vs template outcome, and time out after 8s.
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When leftover probes cannot split adjacent minutes, skip frameless follow-ups and let a no-tool agent explain the stop. Distinguish-card "no" no longer closes a whole evidence domain.
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A completed tool left only checkmarks under 正在分析, so the run looked stuck. The composer and scoring-card 先这样 buttons were unused early exits.
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