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Picasite (and any other MCP client) gathers source URLs during
article planning + drafting — Tavily web searches, fetch_page
calls, manual additions. Persisting them so they survive publish
and can be rendered as a "Sources" section on the live article.
Schema:
- Article: new `references Json?` column. Additive + nullable.
- Migration: 20260526220000_add_article_references — pure ADD COLUMN.
Contract (v2):
- ArticleReferenceSchema = { url, title?, snippet?, accessedAt, source? }
where source ∈ { 'web_search', 'fetch_page', 'manual' }.
- ArticleCanonicalV2Schema extended with
`references: z.array(ArticleReferenceSchema).default([])`.
- DELIBERATELY EXCLUDED from CANONICAL_ARTICLE_FIELDS_V2 — references
don't participate in content hashing or webhook changedFields.
Same pattern as socialImages / readTime: persisted but not part
of the optimistic-concurrency contract. Lets clients update
references without invalidating other clients' baseHash.
MCP article service plumbing:
- ArticleRowLike + ARTICLE_ROW_SELECT include references.
- mapArticleToCanonical parses + emits.
- canonicalToArticleData / buildExtraUpdateData write through the
"extra" path (same as socialImages).
- parseReferences safeParses the loosely-typed Json column.
Theme rendering on the live article page is a separate change.
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WalkthroughThis PR adds persistent storage for article references (external citations). It defines a reference schema with URL and access timestamp, creates a database column, and integrates reference loading, parsing, and persistence throughout the article service layer. ChangesArticle References Storage
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…tter Two test/CI fixes on the references PR. 1. plan-service.ts:draftToCanonical was missing the new `references` field in the canonical article it builds, so strict TS rejected the assignment to `ArticleCanonicalV2`. Default to `[]` like the schema does (clients that don't track references pass empty). 2. jest.setup.js Request polyfill assigned `this.url = ...` directly, which trips "Cannot set property url of #<NextRequest> which has only a getter" when a test instantiates `NextRequest` (NextRequest extends Request and defines `url` as a read-only accessor on its prototype). Switch to `Object.defineProperty` so we create an OWN property that shadows the prototype getter — works for both plain Request and NextRequest constructions. Pre-existing test failures unrelated to references but breaking CI on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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url and accessedAt; tighten validation by replacing url: z.string() with a URL
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ISO datetime check (e.g., z.string().refine(val => !isNaN(Date.parse(val)), {
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the ArticleReferenceSchema definition (the url and accessedAt properties) to use
these validators so malformed URLs or non-ISO timestamps are rejected.
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Harden citation contract validation for URL/timestamp fields.
In src/lib/mcp/contract.ts, ArticleReferenceSchema currently uses url: z.string() and accessedAt: z.string(), so it doesn’t enforce the documented “URL” / ISO datetime semantics and can allow malformed citation payloads to be persisted.
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export const ArticleReferenceSchema = z.object({
- url: z.string(),
+ url: z.string().url(),
title: z.string().optional(),
/** Short excerpt from the source (search hit content or page summary). */
snippet: z.string().optional(),
/** ISO timestamp of when the source was looked up. */
- accessedAt: z.string(),
+ accessedAt: z.string().datetime(),
/** Where this reference was captured in the client's pipeline. */
source: z.enum(['web_search', 'fetch_page', 'manual']).optional(),
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| export const ArticleReferenceSchema = z.object({ | |
| url: z.string(), | |
| title: z.string().optional(), | |
| /** Short excerpt from the source (search hit content or page summary). */ | |
| snippet: z.string().optional(), | |
| /** ISO timestamp of when the source was looked up. */ | |
| accessedAt: z.string(), | |
| /** Where this reference was captured in the client's pipeline. */ | |
| source: z.enum(['web_search', 'fetch_page', 'manual']).optional(), | |
| export const ArticleReferenceSchema = z.object({ | |
| url: z.string().url(), | |
| title: z.string().optional(), | |
| /** Short excerpt from the source (search hit content or page summary). */ | |
| snippet: z.string().optional(), | |
| /** ISO timestamp of when the source was looked up. */ | |
| accessedAt: z.string().datetime(), | |
| /** Where this reference was captured in the client's pipeline. */ | |
| source: z.enum(['web_search', 'fetch_page', 'manual']).optional(), |
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In `@src/lib/mcp/contract.ts` around lines 409 - 417, ArticleReferenceSchema
currently accepts any string for url and accessedAt; tighten validation by
replacing url: z.string() with a URL validator (e.g., z.string().url()) and
replace accessedAt: z.string() with an ISO datetime check (e.g.,
z.string().refine(val => !isNaN(Date.parse(val)), { message: 'invalid ISO
datetime' }) or a strict ISO-8601 regex/validator). Update the
ArticleReferenceSchema definition (the url and accessedAt properties) to use
these validators so malformed URLs or non-ISO timestamps are rejected.
…yfill Two unblockers for PR #48 CI. 1. Vercel preview builds were failing at `prisma migrate deploy` with P1001: "Can't reach database server" because the preview env's Neon endpoint (ep-orange-union-ad1mxrdt) is currently unreachable. Preview deploys shouldn't be running migrations anyway — those belong to prod main. Switch the build to call a small wrapper `scripts/migrate-deploy.mjs` that skips when VERCEL_ENV != "production". Mirrors Picasite's existing pattern. 2. jest.setup.js Response polyfill was missing the static `Response.json(body, init)` factory method, which NextResponse.json calls internally. Every API-route test that returns NextResponse.json(...) threw "Response.json is not a function". Added the static — pre-existing test failure that's been around for a while, but now PR #48 surfaces it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nt shape
Both AbuseGuardAgent and IndustryInfoAgent now return AgentResponse with
`type` nested under `data` (`{ message, data: { type, message, timestamp } }`),
not at the top level. Update the two test suites to assert against
`data: { type: 'text' }` so they match the actual response shape.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…les) - response-types: rewire mocks to @/lib/ai/memory/bootstrap (current module path) and add semanticMemoryManager + memoryOrchestrator mocks to match route.ts dependencies. Drops obsolete conversation-store and preference-tracker mock paths. - discovery-tools: align expectations with current source — drop minStrength: 70 arg from searchTracks calls, drop third options arg from getTracksByGenre, drop trendingScore field, drop 'Track/Artist not found' error key (validated by zod schema that strips it), and update getPlaylist "limit to 10" test to assert all tracks returned (no slice in source). - article-tools: update URL prefix /articles/ → /learn/.
…d OOM The provider has two effects on volume/isMuted: an init effect that reads persisted values from localStorage and calls setState, and a persist effect that writes state back to localStorage on change. Under jsdom these two oscillate (init reads stale value, persists writes new value, init re-runs, ...) producing "Maximum update depth exceeded" and crashing the worker via heap exhaustion (~167s before crash on this machine). Stub localStorage.getItem to return null so the init effect never calls setState, and add cleanup() between tests so listeners + audio refs from the previous render don't accumulate. Suite now passes in ~1.2s at 70MB.
The init route was rewritten to take `fileType` (not `mimeType`), allow files up to 100MB (not 50MB), and return error messages like "File too large. Maximum size: 100MB" and "Invalid file type. Allowed: MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC". The test was still asserting the old shape and so 3 of 4 cases were tripping the missing-required-fields guard. Update payloads and expected error strings to match the route, and add a mock for `prisma.uploadJob.update` (the route now calls update after create to attach the presigned URL).
…-tests test: align abuse-guard + industry-info expectations with current agent shape
test: fix AI chat / tool test drift (response-types, discovery, articles)
test: fix MusicPlayerContext OOM + verify upload-init polyfill
FileUpload:
- Component button is "Choose File" (singular) and only opens the hidden
<input type="file" />, so target the input directly with user.upload
instead of getByRole('button', /choose files/i).
- "Upload to Cloud Storage" was renamed to "Upload Track".
- Heading is "Drag & drop your music" with subtext "or click below to
browse your files".
- The component performs no JS-level type/size validation in
handleFileSelect; type filtering is just the input's `accept`
attribute and size limits are enforced server-side. Replaced the two
validation cases with one assertion on `accept` and one that confirms
large files are accepted as-is.
- Switched fetch mockClear -> mockReset so leftover
mockResolvedValueOnce queue entries don't bleed across tests.
- Mock @heroui/ripple + @heroui/dom-animation locally so HeroUI Button
clicks don't trigger framer-motion's dynamic import (jsdom can't
resolve it without --experimental-vm-modules).
ClaimProfileStep:
- Mock @heroui/ripple + @heroui/dom-animation so the Claim button click
doesn't hit the framer-motion dynamic-import error.
- Description text is now "Search for your existing artist profile...",
not "Already have music on Flemoji".
- Switched fetch mockClear -> mockReset to clear leftover
mockResolvedValueOnce queue entries between tests (was causing the
"search failed" and "track artwork" cases to flake when the suite ran
end-to-end).
ArtistProfileWizard:
- HeroUI Button destructures useRipple() as { onPress, onClear, ripples }.
The old mock returned pointer handlers (onMouseDown/Up/etc.), so
onRipplePressHandler was undefined and every click threw
"onRipplePressHandler is not a function". Updated mock shape.
pulse-league-service: getLatestEligibilityScores was refactored from groupBy + N×findFirst into a single $queryRaw (DISTINCT ON). Tests still mocked the old shape. Add $queryRaw to the prisma mock and a mockEligibilityScores helper, replacing all groupBy/findFirst setup across the 25 affected cases. article-service: getArticleBySlug now reads from prisma.contentLink to resolve linked tool slugs. Mock contentLink.findMany so the slug lookup test stops throwing 'Cannot read properties of undefined (reading findMany)'. tracks/route: already passing — no change needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
4 tasks
test: realign onboarding + upload component tests with current UI
test: fix Prisma mock drift for pulse-league + article + tracks
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Summary
Promote develop to main so prod picks up the new
referencescolumnon Article + the canonical schema extension that lets MCP clients
(Picasite, etc.) attach source citations to articles.
Key change:
3eb3175— feat(mcp): persist external source citations on Article.referencesPicasite gathers source URLs during MCP-driven planning + drafting
(Tavily web searches, fetch_page calls, manual additions). Until now
those URLs were captured at plan time but stripped on apply because
the Article model had no field for them. This change adds the field
end-to-end.
Schema:
references Json?onArticle(additive, nullable).20260526220000_add_article_references— pureADD COLUMN.Contract:
ArticleReferenceSchema = { url, title?, snippet?, accessedAt, source? }ArticleCanonicalV2Schemaextended withreferencesarray.CANONICAL_ARTICLE_FIELDS_V2so referencechanges don't invalidate other clients' baseHash. Same pattern as
socialImages/readTime.MCP plumbing:
"extra" path (same as socialImages).
Theme rendering on the live article page is a separate change.
Test plan
created articles (visible via get_article in canonical shape)
research → apply → confirm references survive on the Article row
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