Miguel Palhas
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A release below §5.5's floor was rejected with no way through, so a policy wrong about one title left three Rick and Morty S09 packs visible and none grabbable. `allow_below_floor` relaxes the floor for one title into a soft fail, never a pass: the release is waived, so automatic grabbing still skips it and the import records a §5.7 waiver. The deck offers the one click on a rejected row where the rule has an override, which is exactly what §9.3's override is for. Stored verdicts are re-derived when a title's overrides change — the deck and the daemon's grab gate both read that column, so without it the row the operator just acted on would keep reading `rejected`. Closes #210 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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version: 1
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slug: "web-src-main-ts"
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primary_target: "web/src/main.ts"
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related_targets: ["web/index.html","web/src/search.ts","web/src/releases.ts","web/src/library.ts","web/src/style.css"]
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# Surface: unified search + release deck + library (web/src/main.ts, §9.2 + §9.3 + §4.2)
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Mode: Operate. The operator finds or adds a title without knowing which of
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the two they are doing, picks a release from decisions, not name dumps, and
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reads the library as derived status, not flags.
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- Audience: the household operator; desktop mostly, phone sometimes.
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- Task: one rail-mounted command input. Typing swaps the current surface for
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the search deck; clearing or Esc returns to the board. "/" focuses from
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anywhere.
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- Structure (pinned by DESIGN.md §9.2): IN LIBRARY group first, ON TMDB below,
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engraved micro-label headings, machined rows, chips on the right.
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- Add flow: inline panel under a TMDB row of either kind — root radio cards
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(audience name, policy name, path), main pre-selected, one confirm. Never a
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separate page. A series adds the one §4.1 add-time question: an auto-track
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pressed control (default on) with the plain line "future seasons are tracked
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automatically; past seasons are not", echoed in the added confirmation.
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- Release deck (§9.3, issue #31): a library row opens the buckets view.
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ELIGIBLE leads with fixed-width attribute chips in aligned mono columns
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(rem-width `.cw-*` classes shared by chips and the column header, so the
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pseudo-table survives flex wrapping); WAIVED and REJECTED collapse to
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counts behind cyan show/hide toggles. Release name is a secondary
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truncated line, full string plus indexer/date/bytes on row expand. Every
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waived/rejected row carries a verdict chip naming the rule. Grab is its
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own control per row; where the rule that failed has an override it reads
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"waive + grab" and writes the per-title override (rule→override mapping in
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releases.ts — bookkeeping, never policy; verdicts always come from the
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API). A rejected row offers it too — §9.3's one click exists precisely for
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the rule the operator disagrees with, and a size rejection (#210) is only
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ever rejected. What the click produces stays a waiver: the row re-reads as
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a dashed WAIVED, never eligible. When ELIGIBLE is empty and something is
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waivable, its "none" line carries the count, so the way out is not folded
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inside a collapsed bucket. Esc steps back one
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layer: deck → search results → board.
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- Removal (§7.4, issue 104): REMOVE is a quiet control in the deck head,
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never a row affordance — a dense list is the wrong place for a delete.
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It opens one inline confirmation carrying the evidence first (file count,
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total size, the §7.4 folder as reported by `/api/movies/{id}/files`), then
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the decision, then the cost. "delete files from disk" is a separate toggle
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that starts OFF and stays disabled when nothing is on disk or the file list
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cannot be read; armed, the panel, its toggle word, the note and the confirm
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button all turn caution amber, and the confirm reads "remove and delete
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files" instead of "remove from library". The note says what does not happen
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either: the torrent keeps seeding (§7.3). Esc abandons the confirmation
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before it abandons the deck. On success the deck closes and the surface it
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opened over repaints, so a removed title never lingers in a list.
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- Library view (§4.2, issue #32): the LIBRARY rail control opens the library
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deck — SERIES then MOVIES groups. Status is derived and only displayed
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(§4.2 status chips in the channel-violet/neutral family for series, state
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chips for movies); intent is `wanted` at the leaf and no surface offers a
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monitored flag. Default set = airing + incomplete series and
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wanted-and-missing movies; everything satisfied collapses behind ONE cyan
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toggle carrying its count. A waived import reads honestly as a dashed
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amber chip ("english, no dub"). A movie row opens the release deck over
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the library and Esc returns there; series rows are inert until #39. Esc
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layering uses capture + stopImmediatePropagation — three surfaces listen
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for Escape on the same window.
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- Manual intake: magnet / .torrent input routes to a MANUAL GRAB panel showing
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parsed display name and btih; magnet grab wiring is issue #22, and the
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panel says so honestly.
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- Constraints: 250 ms debounce, AbortController cancellation, token-gated CSS,
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cyan for interaction only, dead-air rule (no idle animation), no horizontal
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scroll at any viewport (§9.3 acceptance criterion).
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- Unified search covers both kinds (issue 130): in-library hits read as
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whatever they are — a movie row, a series hit (display-only until the
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detail view of issue 129 exists) and an episode hit rendered as its series,
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an `SxxEyy` chip and the episode title in sans beside it. TMDB rows show TV
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alongside film; the "in library" dedup spans movies and series.
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- Unresolved: releases land in the persisted store only once the daemon
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consumes search commands (#68-adjacent); episode hits have no link target
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until issue 129's series detail view exists — they render display-only for
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now; per-season and per-episode library actions are #39; attention queues
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surface is #33.
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