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amosblomqvist 2e9fd01c0c Extraction-UX data layer: the chunk budget becomes a graph setting; the chat view gets a per-session coverage read
Owner-locked extraction-UX redesign (dispatch 2026-09-24), part 1 (data
layer; the UI chunk follows).

THRESHOLD -> SETTING
- config.ts's EXTRACTION.chunkTokens dies; the default moves into
  FACTORY_SETTINGS.graph.extractionChunkTokens (4096, the old constant's
  value). GraphSettings gains the optional field, Required at resolution
  via the standard ?? FACTORY pattern — pre-redesign records resolve the
  default cleanly.
- FLOOR 500 (the implementer's call, documented on the field): every run
  pays the graph-carrying prompt overhead out of the write channel's
  money — a smaller budget fires penny-batches that cost more per
  extracted token than the content is worth. The sanitizer CLAMPS up
  (bd68486 clamp-never-reject discipline: fractions floor, junk drops);
  the settings PUT REJECTS below-floor with the rationale in the message.
  No ceiling: a large budget just delays extraction — the user's stated
  cost/thoroughness tradeoff, not a misconfiguration to police.
- The trigger (turn-service.triggerExtraction) takes the budget as a
  parameter — chat-handler passes effective.graph.extractionChunkTokens,
  the fresh per-turn read, same as every other gate.
- The pipeline's BATCH side threads through the same number:
  ExtractionPipelineDeps gains an OPTIONAL getChunkTokens getter with the
  factory default (Teacher's 24 test fixtures stay untouched; the two
  call-site lines inside extraction.ts are the only cross-band edits,
  flagged). chat-handler + backfill/import-notes wire the live
  effectiveSettings — trigger and batches share one budget, always.

PER-SESSION COVERAGE READ
- sessionCoverage(chatId) (server/chats.ts): the chat view's ring-meter
  block — totalMessages/coveredCount/uncoveredCount/coveredTokens/
  uncoveredTokens (the same coverageOf derivation /api/graph/coverage
  serves, scoped to one chat), running (chat-kind extraction registered
  for this id), and lastFoldedAt (the chat's newest coverage row's fold
  — a cheap single pass; null before any fold). GET /api/chats/[id]
  carries it as coverage: {...}; unknown chat -> null (the route 404s
  first).
- /api/graph/coverage (the all-sessions list) compiles untouched — the
  per-session read is a scoping of it, not a supersession; the UI's
  sidebar/ring chunk decides which surface it consumes.

Tests: factory/sanitizer pins (clamp-up, fraction-floor, junk-drop),
resolution pins (absent -> 4096, stored 2000 wins), settings-body pins
(valid/absent/fraction/below-floor 400/junk 400), sessionCoverage pins
(derived split, newest-fold scoping, cross-session isolation, running via
the registry, null on unknown chat). 893/893.
2026-09-24 15:12:24 +03:00

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import { deleteChatSession, getChat, isTurnRunning, sessionCoverage, stores, type ChatDeleteMode } from "@/src/server";
export async function GET(_req: Request, { params }: { params: Promise<{ id: string }> }) {
const { id } = await params;
const chat = getChat(id);
if (!chat) return Response.json({ error: "Not found" }, { status: 404 });
// turnInFlight lets a returning client re-attach to a running turn
// (chat-handler write-ahead + registry — see src/server/turn-liveness.ts).
// coverage (extraction-UX redesign, 2026-09-24): the chat view's ring
// meter — one session's read of the same derivation /api/graph/coverage
// serves for all sessions. getChat already 404'd, so the block exists.
return Response.json({ ...chat, turnInFlight: isTurnRunning(id), coverage: sessionCoverage(id) });
}
/**
* Rename (2026-09-17): the header's click-to-edit title commits here.
* Validation is a single rule — a non-empty string after trim (the store's
* "Untitled session" floor is never reached from this route). updatedAt is
* deliberately NOT bumped: a rename must not reorder the sidebar (same
* rule as the settings PUT).
*/
export async function PUT(req: Request, { params }: { params: Promise<{ id: string }> }) {
const { id } = await params;
if (!getChat(id)) return Response.json({ error: "Not found" }, { status: 404 });
const body = (await req.json().catch(() => null)) as { title?: unknown } | null;
if (typeof body?.title !== "string" || body.title.trim() === "") {
return Response.json({ error: "title must be a non-empty string" }, { status: 400 });
}
const title = body.title.trim();
const record = stores.chatStore.renameChat(id, title);
return Response.json({ title: record.title });
}
/**
* DELETE /api/chats/[id]?mode=preserve-graph|delete-nodes — session deletion
* (wave 6, owner rulings 2026-09-22/23). The mode is REQUIRED and explicit:
* no default, because the two differ in destructiveness —
*
* preserve-graph the session record, its jobs, and its extraction
* bookkeeping (coverage/checkpoint rows) die; the graph
* keeps every contribution the session merged.
* delete-nodes "this session never happened": every ledger trace of
* the session goes too — provenance, link lines,
* events, mappings — and orphaned nodes die entirely
* (shared nodes survive automatically, their other
* sessions' content intact).
*
* Gates are the server orchestration's (server/chats.ts deleteChatSession):
* 409 while a turn or background job is running, 503 while the session's
* extraction is winding down after its abort — both retryable. The
* response carries what was removed plus the new graphRevision (the
* version stamp the UI polls to refetch clusters/layout).
*/
export async function DELETE(req: Request, { params }: { params: Promise<{ id: string }> }) {
const { id } = await params;
const mode = new URL(req.url).searchParams.get("mode");
if (mode !== "preserve-graph" && mode !== "delete-nodes") {
return Response.json(
{
error: 'mode is required and must be "preserve-graph" or "delete-nodes"',
code: "bad_mode",
},
{ status: 400 },
);
}
const outcome = await deleteChatSession(id, mode as ChatDeleteMode);
if (!outcome.ok) {
return Response.json(
{
error: outcome.error,
code: outcome.code,
...("jobIds" in outcome ? { jobIds: outcome.jobIds } : {}),
},
{ status: outcome.status },
);
}
return Response.json({
ok: true,
mode: outcome.mode,
stats: outcome.stats,
jobsRemoved: outcome.jobsRemoved,
graphRevision: outcome.graphRevision,
});
}