The hero carried three lines saying the same thing: a salutation, a
question, and an Agent greeting that repeated both. Removing the third
line would also have removed the only place where accounts without a
usable birth minute are told that unsupported claims will be disclosed,
so that sentence moves to the topic section subheading, where the reader
is about to pick a question.
The starter loading copy claimed three starting points while the page
renders every domain in the registry, only three of which the Agent
writes.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
The daily starlanguage card sat on "正在结合你的星盘写今天的星语。" forever for
every account whose birth time was usable. Its effect bailed out on
birthTimeDisplayState(profile), which returns a value precisely when the
birth time is candidate, accepted or confirmed, so the request went out
only for accounts that had nothing to read. The guard predates the Agent
rewrite and was masked by the written-in client fallback that rewrite
deleted. It now gates on personalChartAvailable, the same fact the card
uses to render personal content, and retries once before admitting that
today has no card.
The route stops letting one engine call take the whole card down
silently: /api/chart fails into a named reason like the other four
layers, and the engine and agent budgets leave room for a cold chart and
an observed 30s generation inside the 60s ceiling.
The home also had three greeting implementations. The hero heading drew
from a static pool while the time-aware greeting lived elsewhere and the
Agent's own greeting was overwritten client-side into a field nothing
rendered. createStartGreeting now exposes its salutation and question
halves, the hero uses both, and the served greeting reaches the hero note.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
The daily starlanguage card claimed to be personal but was a four-card
rotation picked by hashing the date and birth place, with the same pool
duplicated as a client fallback. It now collects chart, Vimshottari and
Narayana dasha, D9/D10 and today's transits, hands that evidence to a
dedicated Agent, and keeps the result per account per day in process. A
failed generation says so instead of printing generic advice.
The starter heading is drawn from a pool on each visit, and the
rectification card drops its fine print.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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