ADR-0029 — nested outline manifest, supersedes ADR-0008's flat [[parts]]:
- cph-model: recursive loader over manifest.toml containers / element.toml
leaves; Lesson.parts (pure elements, DFS order) + Lesson.outline (elements
interleaved with section headings at their DFS-open position); rejects
ambiguous/incomplete folders and root-vs-container table misplacement
- cph-diag: new DiagCode::ManifestMalformed for carrier-document structure
errors (discharges an existing TODO)
- cph-typst: augmented manifest now serializes the outline (element/section
entries) instead of a flat parts array
- render/lib.typ: render-lesson renders section headings at their depth
- examples/TH-141 migrated to 5 nested section containers + 3 root segments,
byte-identical element order; smoke-verified via cph check/build + pdftotext
ADR-0030 — batch & combined export, extends ADR-0009/0011:
- cph build with no --target batches every declared target (repeatable
--target for an explicit subset); any target failure => non-zero exit,
per-target ledger, independent per-target execution
- cph-model: bundle.toml loader (directory + [info]/[targets.*]/ordered
lessons with per-lesson target overrides)
- cph-typst: augmented bundle manifest (path-prefixed member outlines),
Engine::{compile_check_bundle,build_bundle_pdf}
- render/lib.typ: render-bundle assembles member lessons under per-lesson
headings, depth-shifts their own section headings, resets example/lemma
counters at each lesson boundary by default
- cph-cli: `cph bundle <path> --target <name>` subcommand, same batching
contract as `cph build`
- new bundle fixtures/tests (cph-model unit + cph-typst through-template PDF
compile), smoke-verified via a real 2-lesson merged PDF
Verification: cargo fmt/clippy/test clean across the workspace (68 tests);
real cph check/build/bundle runs against TH-141 and a bundle fixture, PDF
content inspected via pdftotext.
npm audit --omit=dev --audit-level=high (audit:production, enforced in the
deploy-admin fleet workflow) was failing on high-severity advisories in
fast-uri (3.1.4) and ip-address (10.2.0), plus moderate hono and
@hono/node-server. All fixes resolve within existing ^ ranges, so a plain
npm audit fix regenerated the lock only (package.json untouched):
fast-uri 3.1.4 -> 3.1.5, ip-address 10.2.0 -> 10.4.0, hono 4.12.28 -> 4.13.0.
audit:production now reports 0 vulnerabilities.
The wasm32-wasi optional native bindings (tailwindcss oxide, rolldown)
declare @emnapi/* ranges that now resolve to 1.11.3 / 1.2.3 on the
registry, but the committed lock still pinned the older .1/.2 patch
versions. npm ci (strict sync) therefore failed with EUSAGE, breaking
the deploy-admin fleet workflow. Regenerated the lock with
npm install --package-lock-only.
- parse skill package zips client-side, mirroring backend ingestion limits (ADR-0018)
- add zip upload flow on skills page and zip replace in SkillEditor
- group role skill bindings by the shared management folder tree (ADR-0028)
- add fflate dependency
Sessions resume across runs (ADR-0017). Without auto-compact the SDK jsonl
grows unboundedly — a 7-day / 26-run session hit 31 MB / 1995 lines, making
every API call resend the full history and inflating a trivial "change a
title" task to 22 minutes. Enable autoCompactEnabled in the SDK settings so
the SDK compacts automatically when the context window fills.
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