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fix(legal): matter data is config, never a literal - #144
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A live case number was compiled into the product in seven places. That is the
"no defaulting to the active case" prohibition in legal-operating-defaults §8,
and one instance is a privilege problem rather than a tidiness one.
src/routes/bridge/scrape.ts caseNumber || '<case>' -- the route silently
substituted one operator's matter whenever the
caller omitted it. caseNumber is now REQUIRED in
courtDocketScrapeSchema; an absent matter is a
400, not a guess.
src/lib/cron.ts the scheduled docket sync scraped one hardcoded
matter and wrote it into cc_legal_deadlines.
Now iterates KV `legal:tracked_cases`. Unset
config means the cron does nothing and logs that
it did nothing; it never picks a matter.
src/lib/contextual-ingest.ts LEGAL_CASE_PATTERN keyed privilege/sensitivity
classification to ONE case number. Every other
matter's work product was therefore classified
non-sensitive -- a §9 privilege gap, silent by
construction. Now matches court-case-number
SHAPES (a superset of the old literal) plus
refs configured in KV `legal:case_refs`.
ui/.../LitigationAssistant the case field was prefilled with a live matter,
so every user started inside someone else's case.
ui/.../Legal.tsx placeholder used a real case number; now a
format example.
src/agents/tools/storage.ts tool descriptions used a real party slug as the
"e.g."; these ship in the tool schema.
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE, called out rather than buried: non-docket refs (unit numbers,
party names) have no derivable shape and move to KV `legal:case_refs`. Until
that key is seeded this is NARROWER than the old hardcoded behaviour, so the
classifier warns when the key is unset instead of failing silently.
NOT FIXED: migrations/0004_seed_data.sql:138 carries a real matter caption.
Editing an applied migration is its own risk; flagged for a separate change.
VERIFICATION GAP, stated plainly: typecheck could NOT run. `npm ci` fails on
main with `No matching version found for hono-agents@^0.19.0` -- a pre-existing
broken dependency that PR #132 is already addressing. All seven changed files
pass esbuild parse, which catches syntax and not types. This needs a typecheck
once #132 lands; do not read parse-OK as compile-OK.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLegal sensitivity detection now uses configured case references and broader case-number matching. Court-docket scheduling and syncing use configured tracked cases, and scrape requests require a nonempty case number. The interface and tool descriptions use updated case examples. ChangesLegal case handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A whitespace-only tracked case can trigger an invalid docket request. Reject blank entries; the remaining merge risk is low. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Review comments at @src/lib/contextual-ingest.ts:
- Line 76: Update the configuredRefsCache lookup so cached references expire
after a bounded lifetime and KV is read again, allowing configuration changes to
take effect. Do not store lookup failures as a successful empty configuration;
leave them eligible for retry, while preserving the existing handling of a
genuinely unset key.
Review comments at @src/lib/cron.ts:
- Line 218: Move enqueue error handling inside the per-case loop in the court
docket cron job so a failed enqueue for one case does not prevent later tracked
cases from being enqueued. Keep processQueue outside the per-case catch so it
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Two review findings on this PR, both real and both mine. contextual-ingest: the `configuredRefsCache === null` guard cached the first result for the isolate's lifetime. Workers reuse globals across requests, so seeding `legal:case_refs` afterwards would never take effect in that isolate, and a later config change would never propagate. Worse, a READ FAILURE was cached as "configured empty" -- permanently downgrading sensitivity classification for every subsequent request, which is the exact silent under-protection this PR exists to remove. Now: 60s TTL, and failures are never cached. On a failed read the previous good value is kept and retried next call; if there is no previous value the call returns false for that message only. cron: a throw from enqueueJob escaped to the outer catch, abandoning every later tracked case AND skipping processQueue for jobs that had already been queued. Enqueue errors are now caught per case; processQueue stays outside that catch so one bad case cannot strand the rest. Verified: typecheck exit 0; node suite 68 passed, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0172kkaE1YjR9UQMnGNa2bij
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🟡 Minor · Reject whitespace-only tracked cases before syncing. · cron.ts:545-553
src/lib/cron.ts:545-553
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject whitespace-only tracked cases before syncing.
getTrackedCasesretains" "because it checks onlyc.length. Direct sync then posts that value ascaseNumberto/api/scrape/court-docket, even though the docket contract requires a named matter. Trim each value and reject it when the trimmed value is empty.Suggested fix
- return Array.isArray(parsed) ? parsed.filter((c): c is string => typeof c === 'string' && c.length > 0) : []; + return Array.isArray(parsed) + ? parsed + .filter((c): c is string => typeof c === 'string' && c.trim().length > 0) + .map((c) => c.trim()) + : [];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 545-553: Update getTrackedCases to trim each string before
returning it and exclude values that are empty after trimming, so
whitespace-only case numbers are not sent during sync.
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A live case number was compiled into the product in seven places. That is the "no defaulting to the active case" prohibition in
legal-operating-defaults§8 — and one of the seven is a privilege problem, not a tidiness one.The seven
src/routes/bridge/scrape.tscaseNumber || '<case>'— silently substituted one operator's matter when the caller omitted itcaseNumberrequired incourtDocketScrapeSchema; absent matter is a400src/lib/cron.ts(×4)cc_legal_deadlineslegal:tracked_cases; unset config → does nothing and says sosrc/lib/contextual-ingest.tsLEGAL_CASE_PATTERNkeyed sensitivity to one case numberlegal:case_refsui/…/LitigationAssistant.tsxui/…/Legal.tsxsrc/agents/tools/storage.tse.g.— these ship in the tool schemaThe privilege one is the serious one. Classification that recognises exactly one matter means every other matter's work product was classified non-sensitive. Silent by construction: nothing errors, the protection just doesn't apply.
Behaviour change, stated rather than buried
Non-docket refs (unit numbers, party names) have no derivable shape, so they move to KV
legal:case_refs. Until that key is seeded this is narrower than the old hardcoded behaviour. The classifier warns when the key is unset rather than failing silently. Seed it before relying on this.Not fixed
migrations/0004_seed_data.sql:138carries a real matter caption. Editing an applied migration carries its own risk — flagged for a separate change, deliberately not bundled here.Typecheck could not run.
npm cifails onmain:That is a pre-existing broken dependency which #132 is already fixing, not something this branch introduced. All seven changed files pass
esbuildparse — which catches syntax, not types. Do not read parse-OK as compile-OK. This needs a typecheck once #132 lands.Flagging rather than claiming green, per
nb-development-defaults: a gate you did not run is a gate you cannot count.Isolation
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