Local fallbacks were creating fake saves and resurrecting deleted rows.
Pin and archive now live on chat_sessions so they follow the account.
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List GET no longer ships transcripts; consult appends questions after reserve and ignores client history so dual-tab last-write-wins cannot erase messages.
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Disable provider thinking so Flash CoT cannot fill max_tokens, raise the
spoken budget to 16384, emit a server-owned step tree, and continue once
when the body ends on length.
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Thinking disappeared on failure and never reached session storage. Keep the
sanitized chain on disk and on errors, and regroup the sidebar around reports,
charts, favorites, and dated history titles.
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Transcript limits were collapsing the create schema, and joined profile selects typed as GenericStringError, so Docker next build failed after tests passed.
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Stop accepting client-supplied birth data on those paths, and cap session writes plus location lookups so a logged-in caller cannot farm compute.
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Measured use of the three chips above the composer was negligible. They
were also not what they appeared to be: the server looked up a fixed
triplet by session theme and passed it as metadata that overrode
anything the model produced, so the same ten hardcoded sets served every
user regardless of question or chart. That is a plausible reason nobody
pressed them.
Both copies of the per-theme table are gone, reply metadata narrows to
the session title, and the two parse entry points collapse into one now
that they return the same shape. The write schema still tolerates a
suggestions field so a client on the previous bundle does not lose its
message mid-deploy, and stored answers containing the legacy hidden
block are still stripped rather than shown raw.
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