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111-118: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueStabilize
finishedso theuseMemocalls can cache.Line 91 creates a new
finishedarray on every render.scoresandactivityboth listfinishedas a dependency. Thetrpc.useQueriesresult array can also change on every render. Both memos therefore recompute on every render, including the 15 s clock tick and the 3–5 s polling refetches. Memoizefinishedongroup. Use a stable key forsummaries, for example thedataUpdatedAtvalues.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| export function compareTone(previous: number | null, saved: number | null, higherIsBetter = false, threshold = higherIsBetter ? 0.005 : 0.05): 'better' | 'worse' | 'same' { | ||
| if (previous === null || saved === null) return 'same' | ||
| const delta = higherIsBetter ? previous - saved : saved - previous | ||
| if (delta < -threshold) return 'better' | ||
| if (delta > 0) return 'worse' | ||
| return 'same' | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make compareTone symmetric for regressions.
The function marks an improvement as better only when delta is below -threshold. It marks a result as worse when delta is above 0. A regression of 0.01 bpm is therefore shown in amber, while an improvement of 0.04 bpm is shown as same. The test at Line 229 (compareTone(3, 3.01) → worse) treats this as intended. The doc comment says the colour "only marks a real difference", so the regression branch contradicts it. If the asymmetry is deliberate, update the doc comment. Otherwise, use the threshold on both sides.
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| export function compareTone(previous: number | null, saved: number | null, higherIsBetter = false, threshold = higherIsBetter ? 0.005 : 0.05): 'better' | 'worse' | 'same' { | |
| if (previous === null || saved === null) return 'same' | |
| const delta = higherIsBetter ? previous - saved : saved - previous | |
| if (delta < -threshold) return 'better' | |
| if (delta > 0) return 'worse' | |
| return 'same' | |
| } | |
| export function compareTone(previous: number | null, saved: number | null, higherIsBetter = false, threshold = higherIsBetter ? 0.005 : 0.05): 'better' | 'worse' | 'same' { | |
| if (previous === null || saved === null) return 'same' | |
| const delta = higherIsBetter ? previous - saved : saved - previous | |
| if (delta < -threshold) return 'better' | |
| if (delta > threshold) return 'worse' | |
| return 'same' | |
| } |
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| {[a, b].map((f, i) => ( | ||
| <div key={i} className="absolute top-0 box-border size-[18px] rounded-full border-[3px] border-surface bg-fg" style={{ left: `calc(${thumbLeft(f)} - ${THUMB / 2}px)` }} /> | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show keyboard focus on the active thumb.
Both range inputs are transparent, and these visible thumbs do not change when an input receives focus. A keyboard user cannot see which breathing cut-off will move. Add a visible focus-visible style to the thumb associated with each input.
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| const splits = new Set(assignments.map(a => a.split)) | ||
| if (experimentId) { | ||
| for (const split of (['tuning', 'validation', 'holdout'] as Split[]).filter(s => splits.size === 0 || splits.has(s))) { | ||
| await enqueue.mutateAsync({ experimentId, candidateRevisionId: revision.id, expectedBindingGeneration: event.generation, split, idempotencyKey: `${key}:${split}` }) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Handle backtest enqueue failure as a partial save.
If an enqueue fails after activate succeeds, the catch reports “Save failed” even though the new revision was requested. The refresh then makes the draft clean, so Save and request cannot retry the missing backtest. Preserve the successful activation state and provide a way to retry failed enqueues.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not enqueue holdout on every save.
When the dataset has holdout assignments, this loop enqueues a holdout job for each saved edit. The stated calibration policy keeps holdout exposure as a deliberate workbench action, because repeated exposure weakens its value. Limit automatic save reruns to tuning and validation. (github.com)
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| export function savedBacktest<J extends JobLike>(jobs: J[], savedRevisionId: string | null, savedHash?: string | null) { | ||
| const isSaved = (c: JobLike['configurations'][number]) => c.label === 'candidate' | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep default-profile evidence within one comparison group.
When the saved profile has no revision ID, this predicate admits candidate jobs from different experiments that share the saved hash. bySplit can then combine those jobs on one dataset, even if their previous configurations differ. The page presents the resulting scores as one previous-versus-saved comparison. Group jobs by experiment and comparison configuration before selecting splits.
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| const experimentId = group?.experimentId ?? (onDataset.find(e => e.protocol.mode === 'signal_replay') ?? onDataset[0])?.id ?? jobs[0]?.experimentId ?? null | ||
| const readiness: BacktestReadiness = experimentId | ||
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Require a waveform experiment before reporting replay readiness.
Line 108 can select onDataset[0] when it is not signal_replay, or fall back to jobs[0] from another dataset. This condition still reports ready, and saving enqueues that experiment. The page can therefore claim to test edited waveform parameters without running a waveform replay on the displayed dataset. Select only a signal_replay experiment for this dataset; otherwise report no-experiment.
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| selected={selectedNight?.cohortId ?? null} | ||
| onSelect={setSelected} | ||
| onImport={() => onOpenTool('references')} | ||
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In PR #836, `useEvaluationSetup` creates one random key in a `useRef` and reuses namespaced versions for dataset creation (`${key}:dataset`), waveform retention, experiment creation, and backtest enqueueing. That supports retries using the same mounted hook instance. ([raw.githubusercontent.com](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sleepypod/core/81b8be4c90fe9e3651db1575a9c41e7a46d416a3/src/components/biometrics/Calibration/evaluation-setup.ts))
**Potential idempotency gap:** the key is never rotated after a run completes or fails. Clicking “run” again on the same mounted hook reuses the same dataset key—even if the chosen sessions or references have changed—so the server may treat a deliberate new freeze as a retry and return the earlier dataset. The code establishes key reuse; whether that actually returns stale data depends on the server’s idempotency semantics, which this hook doesn’t establish. ([raw.githubusercontent.com](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sleepypod/core/81b8be4c90fe9e3651db1575a9c41e7a46d416a3/src/components/biometrics/Calibration/evaluation-setup.ts))
A safer pattern is to keep the key for retries of one attempt, but generate a fresh key when starting a new attempt after `done` or `failed`. The test verifies the workflow completes, but doesn’t test key stability across retries versus new runs. ([raw.githubusercontent.com](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sleepypod/core/81b8be4c90fe9e3651db1575a9c41e7a46d416a3/src/components/biometrics/Calibration/tests/evaluation-setup.test.ts))
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Rotate the setup key after a completed freeze.
useEvaluationSetup keeps one key for the mounted page. A second click after done can therefore return the existing dataset for an identical request, or fail with an idempotency conflict when new nights change the request. Keep the key for retries after failed, but rotate it before a new run after done.
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const start = () => {
- if (!running) void run()
+ if (running) return
+ if (progress.step === 'done') key.current = randomKey()
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Update the run-start logic used by CalibrationPage’s onFreeze handler to rotate
the setup key before starting a new run after completion. Keep the existing key
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| }) { | ||
| const utils = trpc.useUtils() | ||
| const [progress, setProgress] = useState<SetupProgress>({ step: 'idle' }) | ||
| const key = useRef(randomKey()) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Retry with a new selection fails because of the idempotency key.
key is created once per hook instance. After a failure, run() uses the same ${key.current}:dataset key again. The demo createDataset handler throws REVISION_CONFLICT when the request hash changes under the same key. The real coordinator probably does the same. Assume the first run froze sessions A and B. On retry, new archives appear or a new reference is imported, so chooseSessions returns a different set. The retry then fails with a conflict and never recovers until the page remounts. The same problem affects :waveform when inspection adds source IDs. The message on line 155 tells the user to "freeze again once its archives are inspected", so this retry path is the expected one, and it is blocked.
Generate a new key when a run starts after a failed or done state. This keeps resume-within-a-run safe and allows a changed retry.
Proposed fix
async function run() {
const api = utils.client.biometricTuning
+ if (progress.step === 'failed' || progress.step === 'done') key.current = randomKey()
try {If identical retries must stay idempotent, compare a hash of the selection with the previous run before you rotate the key.
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Update the run() function to generate a fresh idempotency key when progress.step
is failed or done, before issuing requests for a new run. Keep the existing key
for resumes within an active run so its requests remain idempotent.
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| const running = !['idle', 'done', 'failed'].includes(progress.step) | ||
| const start = () => { | ||
| if (!running) void run() | ||
| } |
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A double click can start two concurrent runs.
running comes from React state. The state does not update until the next render. Two rapid clicks in the same render both see running === false, so run() starts twice. Track an in-flight ref as well.
Proposed fix
--- "a/src/components/biometrics/Calibration/evaluation-setup.ts"
+++ "b/src/components/biometrics/Calibration/evaluation-setup.ts"
@@ -178,9 +178,12 @@
}
}
+ const inFlight = useRef(false)
const running = !['idle', 'done', 'failed'].includes(progress.step)
const start = () => {
- if (!running) void run()
+ if (inFlight.current) return
+ inFlight.current = true
+ void run().finally(() => { inFlight.current = false })
}
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Update the start handler to guard against duplicate clicks with an in-flight
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- Line 51: Update the session ordering used before the one-session-per-night
conflict check so sessions that touch the same night are ranked by duration
before a session is selected; ensure the longer main sleep wins over a shorter
nap even when it starts on an earlier night. Use the existing `nightKey` and
duration comparison in the sort, considering all nights each session touches
rather than only `startMs`.
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requested timezone with noon and adjust the local calendar date, rather than
subtracting a fixed 12 elapsed hours. Add a spring daylight-saving transition
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Calculate the night from local noon, not elapsed hours.
On March 8, 2026, 12:30 PM in America/Los_Angeles belongs to the March 8 night. Subtracting 12 hours reaches March 7, 11:30 PM because daylight-saving time began that morning. nightKey therefore returns March 7 and can group a session with the wrong cohort. Compare the local hour with noon, then adjust the local calendar date. Add a spring-transition test.
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Update nightKey to compare the timestamp’s local hour in the requested timezone
with noon and adjust the local calendar date, rather than subtracting a fixed 12
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| const usable = sessions.filter(s => s.sleepDurationSeconds >= MIN_SESSION_S && s.endMs - s.startMs <= MAX_SESSION_MS | ||
| && covered.some(c => c.startMs < s.endMs && c.endMs > s.startMs)) | ||
| // Newest night first; within a night, the main sleep before any nap. | ||
| .sort((a, b) => nightKey(b.startMs, timezone).localeCompare(nightKey(a.startMs, timezone)) || (b.endMs - b.startMs) - (a.endMs - a.startMs)) |
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Prioritize the main session when two sessions touch one night.
If a session runs from 11 PM to 1 PM and a one-hour nap starts after noon, both touch the nap’s night. Sorting by starting night selects the newer nap first. The conflict check then rejects the longer session, so evaluation uses the nap instead of the main sleep. Rank conflicting sessions by their touched nights and duration before applying the one-session-per-night rule.
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Update the session ordering used before the one-session-per-night conflict check
so sessions that touch the same night are ranked by duration before a session is
selected; ensure the longer main sleep wins over a shorter nap even when it
starts on an earlier night. Use the existing `nightKey` and duration comparison
in the sort, considering all nights each session touches rather than only
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Implements design 2a from
Sleepypod Biometric Calibration.dc.html(claude.ai/design project 533ccaee…, impl notesimpl/Biometric-Calibration.md) as the Settings → Biometric calibration page.The page is now a single overview instead of six tabs:
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tested on saveinstead of showing invented numbers. The real job runs when you save.--calib-*and--actor-*inglobals.css, with light-theme variants.Test plan
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