- Parse each child's own "Today" day widget for the timetable (FR-16); drop the
school-wide week calendar's lesson grid and clean the leaked routine rows.
- Add the editable codes map (FR-17): subjects, rooms, teachers and period
labels, seeded, an unknown code falls back to the raw code; `school codes` CLI.
- Brief: Finn's block first, then Harry's, four sections always present (FR-9);
periods decoded into plain English; the undated tail is one counted line (FR-18).
- Calendar: write periods + work due + work overdue + major events, per child,
on every pass. Identity is the stable per-item key, so a re-run never re-inserts
(FR-8). morning-brief.sh now runs scan -> calendar push -> notify.
- Day-widget labels are 12-hour: 1-6 read as PM, fixing afternoon periods.
Proven live on .13: image 0.6.2-phase6b7b; both children's briefs decoded and
separate; 35 events in calendar.school; runs 2 and 3 of the scan added nothing.
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n8n 2.x disables n8n-nodes-base.executeCommand by default (nodes.exclude), so the
first workflow shape could not activate: 'Unrecognized node type'. Replace the
Execute Command node with the SSH node, which is enabled, and keep the restricted
trigger key: the server forced command runs exactly scripts/morning-brief.sh.
- deploy/n8n-morning-brief.json: schedule + optional manual trigger -> SSH node
-> Code check that makes a non-zero exit red (FR-12).
- deploy/import-n8n-morning-brief.sh: builds the sshPrivateKey credential from the
key (id schoolScanKey, mode-0600 temp, removed after import), imports, publishes,
restarts once, and confirms activation in the n8n log.
- scripts/morning-brief.sh: default IMAGE 0.6.1-phase8 so the scheduled job uses
the deployed image.
- docs/phase-7a-n8n-schedule.md, deploy/DEPLOYMENT.md: document the design and the
throwaway-n8n rehearsal (activation + success + failure path).
The morning briefs go out through the house Apprise API on `.35:8210`: one
brief per boy and one combined brief to Jo and Sam (FR-9, FR-14). The service
names an Apprise tag (`harry_email`, `joanna_whatsapp`, ...) and never holds an
address, a phone number or an SMTP password (AGENTS.md §10 rule 3).
- internal/apprise: keyed and stateless client, tag filtering, and error
redaction so nothing sensitive reaches a log, a row or a screen.
- internal/brief: builds the per-boy and the combined brief, delivers on email
and WhatsApp, records every attempt in `notifications` (migration 004 adds
scope, channel, tag, ok and error) and fails loudly.
- Send panel (§5 screen 4): recipients, channels, an exact preview, Send now,
plus the Send action on a stored draft (FR-10). The dashboard shows a
Morning briefs banner and the Sends list.
- POST /notify/morning: the bearer-token endpoint the 6:00am n8n schedule
calls. 207 when a channel or a scan failed; `dry_run=1` checks the wiring
without messaging the family.
- scripts/morning-brief.sh: scan both children, then send. It is the n8n job;
deploy/n8n-morning-brief.json is the ready-to-import workflow (06:00 daily).
- FR-12: a failed scan is never "nothing due" -- the brief says so, and the run
exits non-zero. A failed delivery is recorded with no sent_at.
- The long no-due-date tail is capped in the sent brief so it stays brief
(§10 rule 6); overdue work is never capped.
Verified live: 8 deliveries recorded (4 email, 4 WhatsApp) with HTTP 200 and
sent_at, and the endpoint answers 401/200/207 as documented. Evidence in
docs/phase-7-notify-notes.md.
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The first live run against the new calendar.school entity failed loudly twice,
and both causes are fixed here.
- The Local Calendar rejects `return_response` on calendar.create_event. The
client retries the call without it and ignores the changed-states array that
Home Assistant returns instead.
- Home Assistant then reports no event id. The item keeps the description
marker ([compass-nhs:<id>]) as its reference, so it leaves the candidate set
and is never written twice. The live retry proved it: both events already in
the calendar were adopted by their markers, with no duplicate.
- calendar.get_events reports `start` / `end` (a date-time or a bare date), not
`start_date_time`; the reader now accepts all three shapes.
A model must no longer classify events. The calendar write depends on the
school-event rule, and the LLM labelled every event "normal"; events now keep
the deterministic rule under both classifiers.
Also fix the Phase 5 screenshot script: the calendar banner shares the `.scan`
class, so select each banner by its labelled section.
Docs record the accepted decision: Sam chose a Home Assistant Local Calendar,
so the target is calendar.school.
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Add the Home Assistant REST calendar client and the idempotent sync that
writes important school events to Sam's Home Assistant calendar (FR-8). The
school stays read-only; the only write is to the calendar (rule 7).
- internal/calendar: HA REST client (states, create_event, get_events,
delete_event) and the sync that selects important future events, adopts an
existing event by its description marker, records the HA event id on the
item, and records every attempt.
- internal/store: migration 003 (items.ha_event_uid, items.ha_pushed_at and
the append-only calendar_pushes table), candidates, mark-synced and the
push log.
- internal/parse: a school event is important; a routine class period is not.
- cmd/school: `school calendar entities|status|push|events`.
- web: an "Add to calendar" item action and a fail-loud calendar banner, so a
failed write is never swallowed (FR-12).
- scripts/calendar-push.sh, Makefile target, env example, docs and tests.
The target is configurable (SCHOOL_HA_CALENDAR_ENTITY). Home Assistant has no
non-Google writable calendar today, so the entity is asked on AUD-110.
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- internal/dashboard: classify items into overdue / due today / due this week /
no due date / messages; render the plain-text brief (FR-6, FR-7, FR-9).
- internal/store: ItemsForChild, ItemByID, DeleteItemByID, ScanSummaryForChild
and the stored-brief CRUD helpers (FR-10).
- internal/web: routes /?child=, /items/{id}, POST /items/{id}/delete,
POST /summaries/build, POST /summaries/{id}/delete, plus a per-child scan
banner (FR-12) and a phone-first server-rendered template.
- Calendar events are never "overdue": a past lesson is history, not work.
- cmd/school brief build|list; scripts/screenshot-phase5.mjs for phone evidence.
- Tests: bucket classification, stored-brief round-trip, and HTTP routes
including the NO SCAN / SCAN FAILED / healthy banner behaviour.
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Fetch and parse Harry and Finn with a stored Compass session per child and
store every item against the right children.id.
- cmd/school/session.go + internal/store/session.go: read and write the
per-child harness session state in the SQLite `session` table. `show`
prints metadata only; the state is never printed.
- scripts/compass-fetch-patchright.mjs: reuse the stored session, refresh it
after login, resolve the child's userId from the parent page by name, and
keep the shared calendar out of the per-child run (it would leak the
eldest's timetable into the younger child).
- scripts/scan-compass.sh + make scan: scan one child or both; restore the
session, fetch, persist the session, then parse. A failing child is
recorded in `scans` with ok = 0 and the script exits non-zero (FR-12).
- cmd/school/scan.go: `school scan record` writes a fetch failure to the
scans table. cmd/school/items.go: `school items purge` removes rows that a
shared page stored against the wrong child.
- internal/store/store_test.go: prove items and sessions are separated by
child. docs/phase-4-both-children-notes.md; README + image tag 0.3.0-phase4.
Live evidence: Harry 70 tasks / 1 message / 35 events (6 overdue); Finn
42 tasks / 1 message / 0 events (2 overdue). Finn's subjects are Year 7,
Harry's are Year 11. Both sessions stored.
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The Learning Tasks grid is capped at 20 rows and, on the parent page, mixes
both children, so it cannot answer "what is overdue". The parent home page
reported 6 overdue tasks for Harry while the stored grid held 1.
Fetch the per-child task list (read-only) from
POST /Services/LearningTasks.svc/GetAllLearningTasksByUserId, parse it into
task rows, and refuse to store it when the overdue count disagrees with the
home page summary (FR-12).
- fetcher: store learning-tasks-all.json + meta (userId, status, task count)
- parse: new learning-tasks-all page, JSON parser, home-page reconciliation
- store: drop superseded grid-derived task rows before the upsert
- docs: docs/phase-4a-overdue-tasks.md; close the Phase 3 known gap
Verified with live runs: Harry 70 tasks / 6 overdue, Finn 42 tasks / 2 overdue,
both equal to the home page; a tampered home page stops the parse.
Note: the fetcher and store.go files also carry the per-child session work
that was already uncommitted in this shared workspace (AUD-108).
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Turn the raw pages stored by Phase 2 into rows in the SQLite items table
(AGENTS.md §11 Phase 3, FR-3/FR-4/FR-5/FR-12).
- internal/parse: dependency-free HTML reader plus extractors for the ExtJS
learning-task grid (subject, title, category, kind, due date, status), the
home news feed (author, posted time, title, body) and the calendar week grid
(day column + grid offset give the time; label gives title/room/teacher).
- internal/parse: fail loudly. A challenge page, login page, changed layout or
unknown due-date format is an explicit error, never an empty day.
- FR-4: structure is parsed deterministically; importance is classified by an
OmniRoute model (default openrouter/google/gemini-3.5-flash-lite) with a
deterministic fallback. The classifier used is printed and recorded.
- internal/llm: small OpenAI-compatible OmniRoute client (handles SSE replies).
- internal/store: migration 002 adds source_page, importance and external_ref
with a unique (child_id, source, type, external_ref) index; UpsertItems,
CountItemsByType, SampleItems and ChildByName.
- cmd/school parse: reads var/raw/<child>/<run>, upserts items, records the scan
row (ok=0 plus the error on failure) and prints counts and samples.
- scripts/parse-compass.sh and make parse run it in a one-off container against
the service's own volume without restarting the service.
- docs/phase-3-parse-notes.md records the approach, the FR-4 decision and the
known gaps.
Evidence on the live database: 56 rows for Harry (20 task, 1 message, 35 event).
Re-running the same raw pages inserts 0 and updates 56.
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- add scripts/compass-fetch-patchright.mjs: headless patchright logs in with the
parent account (no 2FA) and stores the per-child pages with a sha256 manifest
- add scripts/package.json + lockfile for the patchright dependency
- docs: the harness clears the Cloudflare GET but not the login POST; patchright
passes it; record the real per-child URLs and the overdue counts
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- retry the login on a fresh browser context (stale cf_chl_rc_ni cookies loop
the next challenge) and fail loudly with cloudflare_login_post_challenge
- detect the Compass login-rejection message and second-factor prompts
- docs: record that Cloudflare's managed challenge blocks the headless login
POST (GET passes), what was tried, and the unblock options
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- scripts/compass-fetch.mjs drives pi-browser-harness (daemon socket) to log
in once and store raw Compass pages with a sha256/byte-count manifest
- clear the Cloudflare managed challenge via a desktop-UA override plus an
isolated browser context (the default HeadlessChrome UA loops the challenge)
- docs/phase-2-harness-notes.md records the harness entrypoint, the Compass
login form, and the stored-page evidence
- gitignore local runtime state (var/, sqlite files)
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