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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 path from "node:path";
import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
/** Repository root (this file is at <root>/config.ts). */
export const ROOT = path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
/**
* THE data-location seam (the Electron contract, 2026-09-17): LH_DATA_DIR
* relocates every MUTABLE record — chat sessions, graph ledgers, the
* embedding model cache — when set. The desktop shell points it at
* userData so nothing is written inside the read-only .app bundle
* (macOS translocation guarantees the bundle is read-only anyway).
* Unset (plain web dev / repo work) it resolves to the repo's data/,
* byte-for-byte as before. Read-only assets (prompts) stay ROOT-anchored
* on purpose: they ship inside the app bundle by design.
*/
const DATA_ROOT = process.env.LH_DATA_DIR
? path.resolve(process.env.LH_DATA_DIR)
: path.join(ROOT, "data");
export const PATHS = {
root: ROOT,
/** Teacher system prompt — the agent's instructions (src/agent/). */
teacherPrompt: path.join(ROOT, "src", "agent", "system-prompt.md"),
data: DATA_ROOT,
/** Chat sessions (AI SDK UIMessage transcripts, one JSON file per chat). */
chats: path.join(DATA_ROOT, "chats"),
graph: path.join(DATA_ROOT, "graph"),
} as const;
// ─── Models ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// BYOK ALL THE WAY DOWN (owner, 2026-09-22): there are NO factory default
// models. Every engine resolves from the user's model slots (settings.json
// models section: strong/cheap/vision) over per-role/ChatSettings overrides,
// and a chain that ends empty REFUSES honestly (503 models_not_configured).
// .env stays for secrets (API keys) only. What remains here are ENGINE
// CONSTRUCTION FACTS: the thinking-level scale and the default order.
export type ThinkingLevel = "off" | "minimal" | "low" | "medium" | "high" | "xhigh" | "max";
/** Every agent role in the app. The conversation pair (prober/teacher)
* resolves chat.model → strong slot; background roles resolve their own
* override → tier slot (core/settings-resolution.ts ROLE_SLOT). */
export type ModelRole =
| "prober"
| "teacher"
| "researcher"
| "demoBuilder"
| "visualMaker"
| "pdfReader"
| "extractor"
| "auditor";
/**
* The extraction pipeline (vision §1 construction): the sole graph writer.
* Triggered per chat once this many NEW quiz answers have landed since the
* chat's last extraction checkpoint. The trigger mechanism is a v1
* placeholder — deliberately isolated behind one seam
* (server/turn-service.ts) so it can be swapped without touching the
* pipeline.
*/
/**
* The LIVE graph store (src/store/graph.ts) — owned by the app's extraction
* pipeline. Line shapes: src/core/contracts.ts.
*/
export const LEDGER_FILES = {
nodes: path.join(PATHS.graph, "nodes.jsonl"),
edges: path.join(PATHS.graph, "edges.jsonl"),
events: path.join(PATHS.graph, "events.jsonl"),
mappings: path.join(PATHS.graph, "mappings.jsonl"),
sessions: path.join(PATHS.graph, "sessions.jsonl"),
/** Per-message extraction coverage (contracts/graph.ts CoverageEntry;
* the checkpoint's replacement for chat extractions — notes keep
* sessions.jsonl, whole-file as they are). */
coverage: path.join(PATHS.graph, "coverage.jsonl"),
/** Cluster-naming run usage (contracts/graph.ts NamingRunUsage) — the
* money channel's third stage; graph-global, so its own ledger. */
namingRuns: path.join(PATHS.graph, "naming-runs.jsonl"),
} as const;
/**
* Notes-import bookkeeping (NOT a ledger): one JSON map, src-id → NotesSource
* record (contracts/graph.ts) — the file path + import time + the run's usage
* log. Read-modify-write like a chat file, not append-only like the ledgers.
*/
export const SOURCES_FILE = path.join(PATHS.graph, "sources.json");
/** The layout ledger (read-modify-write like sources.json): nodeId →
* {x,y} resting positions from the incremental settle (core/layout.ts).
* Carries an updatedAt stamp for future live-physics conflict handling. */
export const POSITIONS_FILE = path.join(PATHS.graph, "positions.json");
/**
* Graph render settings (the settings-panel controls): one small JSON blob,
* read-modify-write. Shared shape/sanitizer: src/core/render-settings.ts.
*/
export const RENDER_SETTINGS_FILE = path.join(PATHS.graph, "render-settings.json");
/**
* DEFAULT settings — THE default model + thinking level + knowledge-context
* budget (owner, 2026-09-18): the new-session surfaces' controls are the
* settings page for the default model. There is NO baked-in default —
* BYOK first boot shows "no model" until the user picks one, and their
* last choice IS the default from then on. One small JSON blob,
* read-modify-write, written only through app/api/settings/defaults.
*/
export const DEFAULT_SETTINGS_FILE = path.join(DATA_ROOT, "default-settings.json");
/**
* THE USER SETTINGS RECORD (settings-storage wave, 2026-09-19): one
* versioned, DELTA-shaped JSON blob at the data-dir seam holding every
* non-secret product preference — general, chat defaults, agent (background
* model/thinking overrides + tool toggles + prompt-override switches),
* appearance, graph. Explicit user choices only: ABSENT keys resolve to the
* factory defaults compiled into src/core/settings.ts (FACTORY_SETTINGS), so
* a software update that adds a knob (new tool, new role, new appearance
* field) needs no migration — old records simply lack the new keys. The
* version field is a PRIVATE schema counter for breaking shape changes
* only (field renamed/meaning changed), unrelated to the app release
* version. Secrets (API keys, login tokens) NEVER live here — auth.json /
* .env.local keep that role. Migrated FROM: default-settings.json folds
* into the record's `chat` section on first read (the old file is left in
* place, inert).
*/
export const SETTINGS_FILE = path.join(DATA_ROOT, "settings.json");
/**
* User prompt-override files (settings-storage wave, 2026-09-19): the
* per-segment system-prompt overrides mirroring the SOURCE layout
* (src/agent/prompts/) — the shared base as prompts/system-prompt.md,
* fragments as prompts/teacher/<file> / prompts/prober/<file>. File
* PRESENCE alone is not the override: settings.json's agent.prompts map
* (segmentPath → boolean) is the explicit switch, so a user can keep a
* customized file on disk but run the source default to compare. The
* segment list itself is ALWAYS derived from source at runtime (the
* loader in src/store/prompt-overrides.ts) — code updates that add,
* remove, or reorder fragments adapt automatically; an override keyed to
* a vanished segment stops composing but stays on disk.
*/
export const PROMPTS_OVERRIDE_DIR = path.join(DATA_ROOT, "prompts");
/**
* THE AUTH/KEY STORE (auth-keys wave, 2026-09-19): BYOK provider keys in a
* flat {VAR: value} JSON map — the SAME file the Electron app has always
* hand-edited (owner decision: option A, zero migration). Desktop main.cjs
* passes LH_AUTH_FILE pointing at userData/auth.json (mode 0600); in dev
* (no Electron) the default is the repo-root auth.json (gitignored, same
* pattern as .env.local — a worktree may symlink it to the master copy).
* The SERVER reads/writes this file directly at call time (no restart to
* change a key); it reflects the values into process.env at boot with
* FILL-GAP precedence — real environment variables (incl. .env.local in
* dev) always win (src/server/keys.ts). Hand-edits still work: the file is
* re-read from disk on every API access. Secrets NEVER go in settings.json
* — this file keeps that role, alongside .env.local.
*/
export const AUTH_FILE = process.env.LH_AUTH_FILE
? path.resolve(process.env.LH_AUTH_FILE)
: path.join(ROOT, "auth.json");