fix(booking): the reschedule loop closes; lifecycle authz, proration, and audit stop lying - #1174
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds reschedule proposal responses, organization-admin booking actions, prorated subscription refunds, credit restoration handling, event-channel cleanup, lifecycle logging, proposal visibility, and session times in booked notifications. ChangesBooking lifecycle updates
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes appointment rescheduling and cancellation/refund behavior. At the current head, cancellations can overstate or skip refunds, and acceptance can move expired or disputed appointments; allocation may also commit before lifecycle finalization. These financial and booking-state risks make the PR unsafe to merge until fixed, alongside the reported complexity-gate and credit-refund reporting issues. Possibly related issues
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participant Counterparty
participant RespondRoute
participant ProposalState
participant BookingAllocator
Counterparty->>RespondRoute: Submit accept or decline
RespondRoute->>ProposalState: Load latest open proposal
RespondRoute->>ProposalState: Validate counterparty access
RespondRoute->>BookingAllocator: Allocate proposed slots
BookingAllocator-->>RespondRoute: Return allocation result
RespondRoute->>ProposalState: Set ACCEPTED or DECLINED
RespondRoute-->>Counterparty: Return outcome
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The #1169 train's wave-1 PRs carried their own documentation; the late ones (#1174, #1177, #1178, #1179, #1180) shipped without changelog rows. Adds 21 rows to the August 2026 table, each verified against the PR diff rather than the PR description, plus a note in 01-architecture recording that the client auto-allocator is gone and the grid now polls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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CI was red on __tests__/payments/cancel-route-refund.test.ts — the one suite the PR's verification missed, because it lives under __tests__/payments/ and the run covered __tests__/booking-algorithm/. - `escalates a partly-consumed plan instead of guessing a proration` pinned the ₹0 + MANUAL_REVIEW behaviour that this PR deliberately retires: linear proration (#1006, item 3 of the PR) replaced it, and the sibling reschedule-respond suite already asserts the escalation string is gone. Rewritten to pin the shipped rule instead — 1 of 3 sessions delivered, next session 72h out, so the 100% tier applies to floor(500000 × 2/3) = 333333 paise and nothing lands on the ops queue. No production code was changed to make it pass. - The #1006 comment above the refund branch survived the change and now described an escalation that is no longer there, sitting over the `isFreeCreditFunded` test it does not describe. Rewritten to say why the credit branch runs first. Verified: 1035 tests green across __tests__/payments/ and __tests__/booking-algorithm/, tsc clean on a cold cache, eslint clean. Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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In `@__tests__/booking-algorithm/reschedule-respond.test.ts`:
- Around line 22-95: The lifecycle tests in reschedule-respond.test.ts only
inspect source text and must be replaced with behavioral coverage. Invoke
acceptProposal and declineProposal using mocked SlotAllocationService and
Prisma, asserting allocation, CAS transition, and released-slot outcomes; invoke
the respond route and assert the 404, 409, and 422 responses, while preserving
coverage for authorization, proration, credit restoration, activity logging,
attendee removal, and notification session time through observable behavior.
In `@app/api/appointments/`[appointmentId]/cancel/route.ts:
- Around line 477-489: Update the refund proration in
app/api/appointments/[appointmentId]/cancel/route.ts lines 477-489 to use
bookingCtx.slotsTotal as the subscription denominator and return a zero base
when the subscription has no countable slots, rather than falling back to the
full gross. Add a cancel-route refund test scenario in
__tests__/payments/cancel-route-refund.test.ts lines 382-386 with one previously
cancelled session and an assertion that verifies the total-slot denominator.
Apply the same fix in `@__tests__/payments/cancel-route-refund.test.ts` around
lines 382 - 386.
- Around line 495-517: Update the full-restoration branch in the
isFreeCreditFunded flow to retain the result returned by refundBookingPayment
and use its amountRefundedPaise in the refund response instead of hardcoding
zero. Preserve the existing REFUNDED status and error handling.
In `@app/api/appointments/`[appointmentId]/reschedule/respond/route.ts:
- Around line 78-90: Update the participant construction in the reschedule
response handler to remove both type assertions on booking and read the
consultant user ID directly from the appropriately discriminated consultation or
subscription relation. Preserve the requestedBy user ID and isCounterparty
behavior while ensuring a changed select shape is caught by the type checker and
consultant participants are not silently omitted.
- Around line 116-153: Reduce the cognitive complexity in the route handler by
extracting the event type/ID resolution around eventType and eventId into a
small local helper, and extracting the result.reason-to-status/error mapping
around the !result.done branch into another local helper. Replace the nested
ternaries with calls to these helpers while preserving the existing validation
responses and failure mappings.
- Around line 41-46: Add the active-dispute guard to the route handler before
accepting the reschedule proposal, reusing
hasActiveDisputeForAppointment(appointmentId) and the same rejection behavior as
the sibling cancel and reschedule routes. Ensure appointments with a live
payment dispute cannot have their slots moved through acceptance.
In `@app/api/appointments/`[appointmentId]/reschedule/route.ts:
- Around line 241-255: Move the isOrgAdminOfAppointment lookup out of the
interactive transaction: fetch organizationId and resolve the org-admin flag in
the pre-transaction flow, then pass the resolved value into the transaction
callback and use it when setting initiatorRole for org-admin actors. Remove the
in-transaction call while preserving the existing participant and
privileged-user conditions.
In `@lib/booking/cancellation-scope.ts`:
- Around line 117-131: Update the eligible payment query in the cancellation
scope to include zero-amount payments only when paymentIntent starts with
"free_"; require amount > 0 for all other payments. Preserve the existing
SUCCEEDED, undeleted, and payer filtering so payments[0] selects a refundable or
valid credit-funded payment.
In `@lib/booking/reschedule-respond.ts`:
- Around line 39-58: Update acceptProposal to read and validate expiresAt before
allocating proposed slots, rejecting requests whose deadline has passed. After
allocation commits, re-check the request state and deadline before transitioning
it to ACCEPTED, using a transaction or conditional update so expiry cannot race
and leave an expired proposal accepted.
In `@lib/data/consultee-events-read.ts`:
- Around line 126-143: Update the subscription appointments query to include the
filtered rescheduleRequests selection shown in the diff, and remove the
rescheduleRequests include from the webinar appointment query. Preserve the
existing pending-review/countered filtering and proposal fields for
subscriptions while ensuring webinar results no longer load this relation.
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| // #1161 — no amount floor: a fully-credit-funded payment (amount 0, | ||
| // free_ intent) must surface here or the cancel route's credit- | ||
| // restoration branch can never fire (it was dead code behind this | ||
| // filter — caught by the #1180 preview work). | ||
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| ...(payerUserId ? { userId: payerUserId } : {}), | ||
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| id: true, | ||
| amount: true, | ||
| // #1161 — free_ detection: a fully-credit-funded payment refunds as | ||
| // credit restoration, which the amount-based tier math cannot see. | ||
| paymentIntent: true, |
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class Payment:
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status: str = "SUCCEEDED"
deleted: bool = False
def old_filter(p: Payment) -> bool:
return p.status == "SUCCEEDED" and not p.deleted
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Payment(1, 0, "free_1"),
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}
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Keep zero-amount eligibility limited to free_ payments.
payments[0] is the oldest eligible SUCCEEDED payment. A non-free_ zero-amount payment can precede the funded payment, causing cancellation to select a zero refundable balance and return no refund (NOTHING_REFUNDABLE when the policy percentage is positive). Filter with amount > 0 OR paymentIntent startsWith "free_", or select the funding payment explicitly.
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In `@lib/booking/cancellation-scope.ts` around lines 117 - 131, Update the
eligible payment query in the cancellation scope to include zero-amount payments
only when paymentIntent starts with "free_"; require amount > 0 for all other
payments. Preserve the existing SUCCEEDED, undeleted, and payer filtering so
payments[0] selects a refundable or valid credit-funded payment.
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- Proration measured the undelivered share against a plan that had shrunk. The denominator summed only COMPLETED + live slots, so every session that was terminal-but-not-completed dropped out of it: three UNVERIFIED past sessions plus seven live ones scored 7/7 and refunded the whole price for a plan that was 30% consumed. `slotsTotal` is the plan the buyer bought. slotsTotal === 0 still keeps the full gross — that is the never-scheduled plan `neverScheduled` already tiers at 100%, not a zero base. - Credit restoration reports what came back instead of a hardcoded 0, which reintroduced the ambiguity the field exists to remove. - Accepting a proposal now refuses a booking with a live payment dispute, as cancel and reschedule already do. Placed AFTER the counterparty gate so the guard cannot be walked as a dispute oracle; decline stays open because it moves nothing. - acceptProposal honours expiresAt. The expiry job runs hourly, and expiry is min(now + 72h, earliest released session - 24h), so accepting a lapsed proposal was how a booking landed inside the 24-hour window the reschedule route refuses to move it into. - The org-admin membership lookup left the interactive transaction: it runs on the global client, so it was taking a second pooled connection while the transaction held its own -- the shape #908 documents. - The consultee read now loads the live proposal for SUBSCRIPTION appointments (it was on consultation and webinar only, and webinars never carry one). The three copies collapse into one shared select. - The respond route reads each booking relation instead of casting the union, so a changed select shape can no longer silently drop the consultant from the authorization set; the two nested ternaries SonarCloud flagged are gone. - reschedule-respond.test.ts was source-text assertions that proved nothing. Replaced with 24 behavioral tests driving the real helpers and route against a mocked Prisma and allocator, plus 6 new behavioral cancel-route tests (proration denominator, credit restoration, org-admin payer-side authz). Part of #1174, #1169, #1163, #1166, #1006, #1161, #1008. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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…dded The response-loop section described accept as unconditional once the caller is the counterparty. It now also states the expiry refusal (and why the status alone cannot stand in for the deadline), the dispute freeze, why the freeze sits after the authorization gate rather than before it, and why decline is exempt from both. Part of #1174, #1163, #1008. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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…labeling actors and dead-ending refunds (#1169 PR 4a) The counterparty can finally answer a proposal (#1163): a respond endpoint accepts (proposed times re-validated through the full allocator under the wide lock, finalized ACCEPTED via CAS) or declines (guarded transition; released slots deliberately stay in the allocate queue — the withdraw module documents that rule). The consultee's event reads carry the live proposal with its proposed times, ending the indefinite "Awaiting schedule confirmation". Anti-oracle 404s match the withdraw route. Admins of the funding org may cancel and reschedule org-funded bookings (#1166 ORG-9 lifecycle half), acting on the PAYER side: cancellations tier like the buyer's own, and their reschedule proposals carry the consultee role. Subscription cancellation gains linear per-session proration — the undelivered share of the plan price tiered by the policy — replacing the ₹0 + MANUAL_REVIEW escalation (#1006). Credit-funded bookings route to the restoration rail on cancel (#1161): full restoration in full-refund windows, a recorded escalation for partial windows where no product rule exists yet. The cancel activity log gains its missing "system" arm, removed attendees lose event-channel access at refund time, and the booked notification carries the session time (#1085 in-repo residue). The consultee-facing UI for the response loop rides PR 4b. Closes #1006. Part of #1169, #1163, #1166, #1161, #1085. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
… amount floor (#1161) resolveBookingRefundContext filtered payments to amount > 0, so a fully- credit-funded payment never became paidPayment and the cancel route's isFreeCreditFunded branch could not fire — dead on arrival. Caught by the #1180 preview work, which had to do its own lookup to see the free_ rail. The floor is gone; zero-amount rows flow through the tier math harmlessly (prorated base 0) because the credit branch runs first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
CI was red on __tests__/payments/cancel-route-refund.test.ts — the one suite the PR's verification missed, because it lives under __tests__/payments/ and the run covered __tests__/booking-algorithm/. - `escalates a partly-consumed plan instead of guessing a proration` pinned the ₹0 + MANUAL_REVIEW behaviour that this PR deliberately retires: linear proration (#1006, item 3 of the PR) replaced it, and the sibling reschedule-respond suite already asserts the escalation string is gone. Rewritten to pin the shipped rule instead — 1 of 3 sessions delivered, next session 72h out, so the 100% tier applies to floor(500000 × 2/3) = 333333 paise and nothing lands on the ops queue. No production code was changed to make it pass. - The #1006 comment above the refund branch survived the change and now described an escalation that is no longer there, sitting over the `isFreeCreditFunded` test it does not describe. Rewritten to say why the credit branch runs first. Verified: 1035 tests green across __tests__/payments/ and __tests__/booking-algorithm/, tsc clean on a cold cache, eslint clean. Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
- Proration measured the undelivered share against a plan that had shrunk. The denominator summed only COMPLETED + live slots, so every session that was terminal-but-not-completed dropped out of it: three UNVERIFIED past sessions plus seven live ones scored 7/7 and refunded the whole price for a plan that was 30% consumed. `slotsTotal` is the plan the buyer bought. slotsTotal === 0 still keeps the full gross — that is the never-scheduled plan `neverScheduled` already tiers at 100%, not a zero base. - Credit restoration reports what came back instead of a hardcoded 0, which reintroduced the ambiguity the field exists to remove. - Accepting a proposal now refuses a booking with a live payment dispute, as cancel and reschedule already do. Placed AFTER the counterparty gate so the guard cannot be walked as a dispute oracle; decline stays open because it moves nothing. - acceptProposal honours expiresAt. The expiry job runs hourly, and expiry is min(now + 72h, earliest released session - 24h), so accepting a lapsed proposal was how a booking landed inside the 24-hour window the reschedule route refuses to move it into. - The org-admin membership lookup left the interactive transaction: it runs on the global client, so it was taking a second pooled connection while the transaction held its own -- the shape #908 documents. - The consultee read now loads the live proposal for SUBSCRIPTION appointments (it was on consultation and webinar only, and webinars never carry one). The three copies collapse into one shared select. - The respond route reads each booking relation instead of casting the union, so a changed select shape can no longer silently drop the consultant from the authorization set; the two nested ternaries SonarCloud flagged are gone. - reschedule-respond.test.ts was source-text assertions that proved nothing. Replaced with 24 behavioral tests driving the real helpers and route against a mocked Prisma and allocator, plus 6 new behavioral cancel-route tests (proration denominator, credit restoration, org-admin payer-side authz). Part of #1174, #1169, #1163, #1166, #1006, #1161, #1008. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
…dded The response-loop section described accept as unconditional once the caller is the counterparty. It now also states the expiry refusal (and why the status alone cannot stand in for the deadline), the dispute freeze, why the freeze sits after the authorization gate rather than before it, and why decline is exempt from both. Part of #1174, #1163, #1008. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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… charge does The preview prorated a subscription refund over `sessionsCompleted + sessionsRemaining`. #1174 landed the authoritative formula on the POST route and it divides by `slotsTotal` — every session the plan ever held time for — precisely because the completed+live sum drops terminal-but- not-COMPLETED sessions out of the plan and measures the undelivered share against a plan that has shrunk. So the two disagreed on exactly the bookings the split exists for. A ten-session plan with three UNVERIFIED past sessions, two COMPLETED and five live quoted 5/7 of the price and paid 5/10. A plan whose sessions were all cancelled quoted the whole price and paid nothing: with no completed and no live sessions the old gate read "not proratable" and fell through to the full gross. `prorated` moves onto the same two numbers for the same reason — a session that is no longer live has already shrunk the quote whether or not it COMPLETED, and the flag is what tells the buyer the number was prorated at all. Part of #1169, #1167. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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… charge does The preview prorated a subscription refund over `sessionsCompleted + sessionsRemaining`. #1174 landed the authoritative formula on the POST route and it divides by `slotsTotal` — every session the plan ever held time for — precisely because the completed+live sum drops terminal-but- not-COMPLETED sessions out of the plan and measures the undelivered share against a plan that has shrunk. So the two disagreed on exactly the bookings the split exists for. A ten-session plan with three UNVERIFIED past sessions, two COMPLETED and five live quoted 5/7 of the price and paid 5/10. A plan whose sessions were all cancelled quoted the whole price and paid nothing: with no completed and no live sessions the old gate read "not proratable" and fell through to the full gross. `prorated` moves onto the same two numbers for the same reason — a session that is no longer live has already shrunk the quote whether or not it COMPLETED, and the flag is what tells the buyer the number was prorated at all. Part of #1169, #1167. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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…st (#1180) * fix(booking-ux): every paid or destructive action shows its price first Six places where the platform took a decision from someone by not telling them what it cost, plus the two dead ends that followed a payment. Trial requests named no number anywhere — `trialPriceInPaise` was on the plan and in the payload, but absent from the client type, so a paid trial read as free until the payment link arrived. The modal and the CTA now name the amount, in the plan's own currency, and say when it is charged. Removing an attendee was one click, silent, and issued a refund whose summary the client explicitly discarded. It now confirms, states the organiser tier, and reports what actually came back; failures get a toast with a retry instead of a console line. Cancelling said "any refund follows the booking's cancellation policy", which is true and useless — the number is knowable before the click. A new read-only preview route computes it from the cancel route's own pieces (same context builder, same tier function, same proration, same clamp) and the dialog renders it. Razorpay: closing the gateway sheet left the button on "Processing..." forever, and success landed on /dashboard, where the webhook gap reads as "I paid and got nothing". Both fixed — dismiss resets and explains, success goes to the same /checkout/checkout-success poll surface Stripe uses. Webinar checkout printed the PLAN's capacity, ignoring the instance override, and counted nobody, so a sold-out event advertised its full capacity and took the money. It now shows real remaining seats and refuses to sell when full. Also: viewer-local times on the trial checkout page (it was formatting in the server's zone) and that page linked from the surfaces holding a trial id; the subscription/class reschedule grid clamped to the period the buyer actually bought; a destructive toast that re-fired every 60s fires once; the pending-payments widget keeps its shape while loading and stops double-converting non-INR amounts. Closes #1167. Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * fix(booking-ux): the cancel quote divides by the same denominator the charge does The preview prorated a subscription refund over `sessionsCompleted + sessionsRemaining`. #1174 landed the authoritative formula on the POST route and it divides by `slotsTotal` — every session the plan ever held time for — precisely because the completed+live sum drops terminal-but- not-COMPLETED sessions out of the plan and measures the undelivered share against a plan that has shrunk. So the two disagreed on exactly the bookings the split exists for. A ten-session plan with three UNVERIFIED past sessions, two COMPLETED and five live quoted 5/7 of the price and paid 5/10. A plan whose sessions were all cancelled quoted the whole price and paid nothing: with no completed and no live sessions the old gate read "not proratable" and fell through to the full gross. `prorated` moves onto the same two numbers for the same reason — a session that is no longer live has already shrunk the quote whether or not it COMPLETED, and the flag is what tells the buyer the number was prorated at all. Part of #1169, #1167. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * fix(booking-ux): the cancel quote stops lying to organisers and to credit payers Two money statements the dialog made that the POST route does not keep. Group events. Cancelling a class or webinar never reaches the notice tiers: the POST route hands the whole event to `refundWholeEventPayments`, which refunds EVERY attendee's seat in full, whoever pressed cancel. The preview quoted that act against the VIEWER's own payment — and an organiser owns no seat, so it found nothing and rendered "No refund at this notice" over a click that was about to return the entire roster's money. The preview now returns an aggregate for group events: the sum of the attendees' refundable balances, read through `refundWholeEventPayments`' own payment filter, plus the paid-seat count and a `wholeEvent` flag. The dialog names both — "refunds all N attendees in full, ~X in total" — and says so plainly when nobody has paid yet. Credit-funded bookings. #1161 made credit restoration all-or-nothing: a full-refund window restores, and anything below it records MANUAL_REVIEW and restores nothing pending the product call. The dialog promised restoration for both. It now promises it only at 100% and, below that, says the credits are reviewed manually rather than returned — no invented policy, just the branch the money path actually takes. The route stays strictly read-only. Its estimation and authorization paths are extracted into named helpers, which is what drops the handler under SonarCloud's cognitive-complexity limit, and the notice-hours ternary is now its own statement. The approximation marker moved inside the amount so `~` and the figure cannot be split across elements. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * fix(booking-ux): the seat gate reaches the real gateways, and three claims match their facts Review follow-ups, all of them the same shape as the PR: a surface stating something the system does not do. The webinar seat re-check was inert where it mattered. It lived inside `handleCheckout`, whose only production caller is the development mock-pay button — the real Razorpay and Stripe controls take `checkoutData` and open the gateway themselves, so a webinar that filled while the tab sat open still let the buyer pay into a rejection. Both gateway components gained an optional `onBeforeCheckout` guard that runs on the click, before the spinner, and aborts when it returns false; the webinar page uses it to refetch the plan `no-store` (the endpoint is cached `s-maxage=60`, which is the staleness being corrected), refresh `isSoldOut` so both buttons disable behind it, and stop the payment. A failed check does not block the sale: the allocation lock on the server is the authority, and refusing a paying customer over a timed-out display query trades a real sale for a race we do not own. The trial checkout page quoted the plan, not the charge. `createApprovalPaymentIntent` freezes the amount and currency onto the Payment row when the consultant accepts and mints the pay-link for exactly that figure, while `trialPriceInPaise` stays editable underneath — so a consultant who repriced after accepting turned the page into a number the gateway would not honour. It now reads the persisted payment, falling back to the plan only before one exists, where the plan price genuinely is the quote. The attendee-removal error toast asserted "nothing was changed and no refund was issued". A lost response is not a lost write: the DELETE may have disconnected the attendee and issued their refund before the connection dropped, and a retry answering `removed: false` would not recover the original result either. It now refreshes the roster and says only that the outcome could not be confirmed. And the pre-hydration timestamp keeps its UTC marker. Trimming the ISO string to a bare wall-clock dropped the one character saying which zone it was in, so a payment deadline read as local time and was wrong by the viewer's offset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The #1169 train's wave-1 PRs carried their own documentation; the late ones (#1174, #1177, #1178, #1179, #1180) shipped without changelog rows. Adds 21 rows to the August 2026 table, each verified against the PR diff rather than the PR description, plus a note in 01-architecture recording that the client auto-allocator is gone and the grid now polls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx
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…index the prompts corpus (#1171) * docs(collaborators): rewrite all seven files against the merged Collaborator model The collaborators folder was the worst-drift band in the repo: it still documented the deleted WebinarCollaborator/ClassCollaborator models and their per-type role enums (merged into one Collaborator model by #784), a permissions JSON override (replaced by four typed booleans in #768, of which only canSeeAttendees is enforced today), a nonexistent lib/collaborators/permissions.ts module and checkWebinarPermission function, and a float revenueSharePercentage column (revenueShareBps Int since #772 B5). All seven files are rewritten from the current code: service.ts, availability.ts (the AE-2 enforced co-host guard), the collaboration routes, and the settlement path in earnings-service.ts (pool-based split with floors per #778 §C-2, org settlement per #773, verified Stream revocation per #1125). Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(payments): re-verify every file:line citation in the funding-seam doc The prose was correct but the line references had drifted: the Payment model is at prisma/schema.prisma:4136-4242 (doc said 3515-3563), FundingSource at :1100 (said 901), and the fundingSource resolution at checkout.ts:1986 (said 1907). The remaining refs in the doc had drifted the same way (PaymentLeg, WalletTopUp, skipPayment, walletDebit, and the refund.ts audit/clawback/Step-9 blocks); each new number was verified against the current files before writing. Also cross-links the new booking-side page for this rail. Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(booking): document the org-funded checkout rail docs/booking/ documented the sponsored path nowhere. The new 17-org-funded-checkout.md covers, with verified file:line refs: the shared checkout route with optional organizationId; the resolution chain (canSponsor gate, overdue-invoice dunning suspension, ACTIVE membership, DPDP consent, fundingSource from the org BillingAccount, INVOICE credit-limit and verified-domain gates, ProgramAssignment resolution — which fails closed rather than falling back to the learner's card — and the ADR 18 allowlist/exclusivity gates inside the lock); the gateway skip with synthetic org_* intents; the atomic conditional-updateMany wallet debit; CLASS debiting N engagements at checkout while SUBSCRIPTION debits lazily per allocation; and inline settlement with the booking-journal posting, including what happens when the posting fails after the booking has committed. The README quick-nav gains rows for 15, 16 and the new 17. Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(prompts): index the corpus, fix the ledger drift, reconcile the seed cohorts, add two booking cases Four changes to the prompts corpus. (1) A new prompts/README.md indexes the 43 prompt files by directory and states how the enterprise-tests tree relates to docs/enterprise/90-audits/03-verification-guide.md. (2) shared-setup.md stops teaching the deleted three-ledger models: FundingLedgerEntry and SettlementLedgerEntry (and WalletEntry) were replaced by the LedgerAccount/LedgerTransaction/LedgerEntry double-entry journal plus UsageLedgerEntry in #772 — rule 2, the glossary section, the webhook-idempotency note and the schema table are all corrected. (3) The two documented seed cohorts are reconciled: the founder@*.test / TestPassword123! roster in shared-setup §2 never existed in the seeds (and its table swapped the IIT/LearnPro shapes); the verification guide's SeedPass123! roster matches prisma/seedFiles/, so §2 now defers to it and each doc points at the other. (4) Two new case files in the Agent-005 template style: 007 covers the reschedule-proposal response loop (lands with train PR 3, #1162) and 008 covers maintenance-freeze correctness — a freeze must not destroy a PENDING payment, and freeze-then-cancel must not double-refund (lands with train PR 4, #1163); both carry explicit coverage markers. New files are added with -f, matching how the ignored-but-tracked corpus is versioned. Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(skills): add the booking-doctrine skill Captures the booking subsystem's seven non-negotiable invariants for future agents: CAS status transitions through lib/booking/transitions.ts (the WHERE clause is the state machine); nothing is deleted (soft-cancel via completionStatus and tombstones — never delete an appointment a Payment points at, #1074); the two refund front doors and the three intent rails (gateway pi_/cs_/order_/pay_, internal org_*, free_); the one-lock-namespace rule under utils/appointmentlock.ts with the global lock order; the prisma/sql sidecars applied via db:sidecars; explicit org scoping with personal surfaces pinning organizationId null; and the testing recipes (background dev server + mock data, never db push; __tests__/booking-algorithm and __tests__/payments; chaos runbook). Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(misc): ADR 20 no-drill-in addendum + booking changelog entry for the refresh ADR 20 gains a dated addendum stating plainly that the org "Everyone" appointments table is metadata-only by design — the missing row link is intent, not a gap — so the 2026-08-13 audit finding stops being re-reported as a bug. The booking troubleshooting doc gains a 2026-08-14 changelog section for this documentation refresh (#1169, closing #1013). Part of #1169. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(skills): model-orchestration — the advisor/teacher/student tier split Encodes the pattern that shipped the #1169 train and the session-budget lesson that cost it four agent fleets: judgment on the advisor tier, spec-following execution on the teacher tier, mechanical breadth on the student tier, per-role effort levels, the commit-early limit clause, and the resume-from-worktree recovery pattern. Placeholders left for team defaults. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs(booking): changelog rows for the late train PRs The #1169 train's wave-1 PRs carried their own documentation; the late ones (#1174, #1177, #1178, #1179, #1180) shipped without changelog rows. Adds 21 rows to the August 2026 table, each verified against the PR diff rather than the PR description, plus a note in 01-architecture recording that the client auto-allocator is gone and the grid now polls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx * docs: adversarial-review corrections — merged-reality alignment Four corrections against merged dev, each verified before writing. Rule 4 of the booking-doctrine skill listed `trial-slot-booking:` as a live lock namespace. #1170 retired it entirely: trials now take the shared `slot-booking:` atom keys, one key per 30-minute atom the booked interval covers, floored to the half-hour grid. The rule also still promised the consolidation as future work; it has landed. `08-cancellation-flow.md` was untouched by this train despite the PR claiming `Closes #1013`, and PRs 4 and 6 never picked it up either — the file is byte-identical on dev. It still taught delete-on-cancel, no authentication and no refunds, which are the three claims #1013 was raised against. The walkthrough, every diagram, the record tables and the error contract now match `cancel/route.ts`. The #1006 escalation for partly-consumed subscriptions is gone: #1006 is closed and the linear per-session proration replaced it, so the refundable base is `floor(gross × sessionsRemaining / slotsTotal)` for subscriptions and the policy tier applies to that base. The only surviving `MANUAL_REVIEW` path is the credit-funded partial-window case (#1161). The collaborators rewrite dropped a qualifier the pre-PR text had right: `assertCollaboratorsAvailable()` is called from the webinar plan route alone, so class-plan co-hosts have no availability guard. The over-claim had spread to six files, all corrected. `16-recurring-events-journey.md` still named the deleted `ClassCollaborator` model; de-drifted to `Collaborator` with `collaboratorType: CLASS` and `revenueShareBps` (#784, #772 B5). The ~27 stale citations in `17-org-funded-checkout.md` and `payments/05-b2c-b2b-funding-seam.md` are deliberately left alone — they re-derive after this branch's final rebase. Part of #1169. Closes #1013. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SbUWhJASnqTFT9evn8YJVx --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Wave 2, PR 4a (API half) of the #1169 train. File-disjoint from every open train PR. The consultee-facing UI (proposal card + accept/decline/withdraw affordances + inbox fixes) rides PR 4b on top of these endpoints.
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The response loop (Reschedule proposals cannot be answered: accept/decline/counter were never built and the consultee never sees the proposal #1163).
POST /api/appointments/[appointmentId]/reschedule/respond— accept re-validates the proposed times through the full allocator (manual mode, consultant-wide lock; the exact machinery auto-confirm trusts, so nothing is written unless validation commits) and finalizesACCEPTEDvia CAS; decline is a guardedDECLINEDtransition that deliberately leaves released slots in the allocate queue (the withdraw module's documented semantics — withdraw remains the restoring exit, initiator-only). Counterparty-only authorization with the withdraw route's anti-oracle 404 discipline. The consultee event reads now include the live proposal and its proposed times.Org admins act on the payer side (Org-vs-personal scoping seam: nine violations across dashboards, none cross-tenant #1166 lifecycle half). OWNER/MAINTAINER of the appointment's funding org may cancel and reschedule it (
lib/booking/org-actor.ts). Cancellations tier exactly like the buyer's own (never consultant-initiated 100%), and org-admin reschedule proposals carry the consultee role, inheriting the same auto-confirm consent semantics.Linear proration (Subscription refund proration for partially-consumed plans (audit C7/M6) #1006 — closes it). A partially-consumed subscription's refundable base is the undelivered share (
amount × remaining/total), tiered by the frozen policy — replacing the ₹0 +MANUAL_REVIEWescalation that killed every remaining session while refunding nothing. Fully-undelivered subscriptions reduce to the old whole-price behavior.Credit-funded cancels reach the restoration rail (Cancelling a fully-credit-funded booking dead-ends: credits unrestored, utilization unreversed, refund throws UNKNOWN_GATEWAY #1161). The cancel route detects
free_intents (the payment context now carriespaymentIntent): full restoration throughrefundBookingPaymentin 100% windows; partial windows record a durable escalation (FREE_CREDIT_PARTIAL_RESTORATION_UNDEFINED) because partial credit restoration has no product rule yet — same recorded residual as attendee-leave.Hygiene. The cancel activity log gains its missing three-way actor arm (a platform/org actor logs as "system", not as the consultee); removed webinar/class attendees lose their Stream event-channel access at refund time instead of waiting for the nightly expiry job;
notifyAppointmentBookedcarries the sessiondateTime(Novu template still renders "from X to Y" for a reschedule with no new time — dashboard edit needed to finish #1083 #1085's in-repo residue — the Novu dashboard template edit remains an ops task).Verification
tsc --noEmitclean; eslint clean on all changed files; 787+11 tests green across__tests__/booking-algorithm/including the newreschedule-respond.test.tscontract suite (allocator-backed accept, slots-stay-released decline, anti-oracle 404s, payer-side org authz, proration base, free_ detection, system audit arm, channel removal, dateTime). Docs:docs/booking/07-rescheduling-flow.mdgains the dated response-loop section.Closes #1006. Part of #1169, #1163, #1166, #1161, #1085.
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