Guided tutorial: show check verdicts, and let participants re-read their notes - #144
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…eir notes Both halves of the CS 1720 classroom ask, for the 2026-09-22 session. Verdicts. d0bf0cd didn't delete the verdict UI, it gated it on one line and defaulted every check to "neutral". Rather than flip that default globally -- which would silently change the Prolific study arm, where neutral was a deliberate methodological choice -- this adds a tutorial-level `TutorialContent.checkFeedback` that units inherit and a per-check `feedback` still overrides. One line in the classroom JSON turns verdicts on; the study content is untouched. Showing a verdict is only safe if the key is unambiguous, so the classroom content converts its free-text token checks to statically-keyed multiple choice (memo SF-7). A check scored against the participant's own run can mark someone wrong for a token they can see but cannot type, which is the failure d0bf0cd was avoiding. A test enforces the invariant: any check resolving to "verdict" must be kind "choice". Notes. The reflection text was already written to tutorial_events.payload.observationText on every save, and getTutorialEventsForWorkspace already existed -- it was just never exposed to the participant, only to admins. This adds a participant-scoped read (unguarded by the same reasoning as recordTutorialEvent: the capability is owning the workspace), surfaced as a "Your notes" popover beside the glossary and as a recap on the completion screen. The DB is the source of truth rather than the store because step_id holds stable unit ids, so notes cannot re-attach to the wrong step when content is edited between the two sessions. Also extracts norm() to normalizeAnswer so the folding rule exists once. Its old comment claimed it stripped whitespace; the regex is ^-anchored, so "New York" and "Paris." keep their internal space and trailing period. Tests pin the negative cases. Verification, per the explicit ask to validate labeling by driving the tutorial: 21 Playwright tests drive the real panel and assert the rendered verdict for a correct and an incorrect answer at every check, plus the reload restatement and the stale-answer-key reproduction (memo section 1). Breaking the gate line fails 18 of 21, leaving exactly the three verdict-independent tests green, so the suite detects a real regression rather than passing by construction. Two content defects found while reviewing: every correct answer had landed at index 0, and u3-patterns asked about "your wrong example lines" when that unit's prompt bank starts with a bare 5+5=, so a participant running only that prompt would answer 10 correctly and be marked wrong. Both fixed. CLAUDE.md: the Playwright harness is real (~2.8k lines), not "only stubs", and `bun run test` fails ~95 DB tests on a fresh checkout because it never pushes the schema -- scripts/test.sh is the entry point. 233 bun tests pass (was 196). tsc and lint are unchanged from main at 34 errors and 60 lint problems. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 468-471: Update the local testing documentation near the “harness
is CI-shaped” section to provide the complete command sequence for running
tutorial-checks.spec.ts: configure NEXT_PUBLIC_LOCAL_DB=true,
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- Around line 317-325: Update handleSaveNote to cancel the workspace notes query
before calling submitObservation and seeding its cache, using the same notes
query key from useTutorialNotes. Do not add an immediate invalidation or refetch
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- Around line 303-328: The handleSaveNote flow currently seeds notesByWorkspace
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succeeds, then only call queryClient.setQueryData after a successful observation
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avoid caching the note when the asynchronous write fails.
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- Around line 61-66: Prevent parallel workers from sharing the tutorial fixture
created by the file-scoped beforeAll hook. Configure the entire test file for
serial execution with test.describe.configure({ mode: "serial" }), or
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…lots Three of four CodeRabbit findings. Cancel before seed. `useTutorialNotes` can have its initial fetch in flight when a participant saves a note on an early step, and `staleTime: Infinity` doesn't stop an in-flight request from committing. That older response would land after the optimistic seed and overwrite the note -- permanently, since nothing refetches until the popover is opened. Standard optimistic-update ordering: cancelQueries first. Per-worker e2e slots. `beforeAll` runs once per worker, not once per run, and seedTutorialWorkspace is delete-then-insert on fixed ids -- so under `fullyParallel` a second worker deleted and re-inserted the very rows the first worker's tests were reading. CI pins workers:1 so it was green, but the local run (where the 09-21 rehearsal happens) could flake. Slots are now keyed by worker index, which keeps the seed idempotent per worker and the specs parallel. Verified with 4 workers: 21/21. Docs. The CLAUDE.md note claiming the whole harness needs Supabase was too broad: tutorial-checks.spec.ts seeds SQLite and uses the stub user, so it runs locally. Documents the actual recipe, including the schema push that `bun run dev` does not do, and the hardcoded localhost:3000 in playwright.config.ts -- if another project owns that port the suite silently tests the wrong app, which is exactly what happened while developing this. Declined the fourth (seed the cache only after the write succeeds): `emit` is deliberately best-effort for every tutorial event, and the "shown but not persisted" gap predates this PR -- ObservationBox already rendered its "your note was saved" receipt unconditionally. The real fix is threading the write result into that receipt, which is a UX change wanting its own review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… step Two follow-ups. Default tutorial. PROLIFIC_TUTORIAL_SEED is the default content -- the resolveTutorialForWorkspace fallback, the demo row's data, and the admin dialog's prefill -- and its six run-scored free-text checks needed a live model run to be answerable at all, which made the default tutorial the hardest thing in the repo to test. All six are now `choice` with static keys, and the seed sets `checkFeedback: "verdict"`, so walking the default tutorial needs no model and shows whether scoring is right. The questions and options are copied verbatim from the reviewed CS 1720 content rather than reinvented, so the two shipped contents stay consistent; a check compares them field-by-field. That inherits both fixes made there: keys spread across option positions rather than all at index 0, and u3-patterns naming its prompt, since that unit's bank starts with a bare 5+5= where "10" is the correct answer. This reverses the earlier "the Prolific seed stays neutral" decision, which was made when the seed was a live study instrument. It is now the demo and fallback, so the test asserting checkFeedback was undefined is updated rather than left contradicting the code, and the rationale comments that described the shipped checks as run-scored are corrected. The SF-7 invariant (verdict implies choice) now covers both contents. Notes jump back. A note in "Your notes" and in the completion recap is now the way back to the step that prompted it -- re-reading "the answer settled at layer 20" is most useful next to the heatmap it was written about. TutorialNotesList stays presentational behind an optional `onJumpToStep`; the panel resolves the step id against the loaded units and calls goToUnit, so edited content cannot send a participant to the wrong step. A note whose unit no longer exists has a null stepNumber and stays static rather than rendering a button that goes nowhere -- the case that arises from editing the tutorial between the two sessions. The popover closes before navigating, the row is a real button with an explicit "Go to step N: Title" label, and the affordance is visible at rest rather than on hover. 237 bun tests pass (was 233). 22 Playwright tests pass at 4 workers, including the new jump-back case driven from both surfaces. tsc and lint unchanged from main at 34 errors and 60 lint problems. Note for deployment: ensureSeedTutorial is read-then-insert with no update, and resolveTutorialForWorkspace prefers the demo row's stored data over the constant. Any environment that already has a prolific-patch-lens-demo row keeps serving the old free-text content until that row is deleted or re-pasted via "Load demo template". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes a regression from c5206ac, found in review. Adding `cancelQueries` before the optimistic seed traded one race for a worse one: if the initial notes fetch is still in flight, cancelling it kills the only read of the participant's existing notes, and `setQueryData`'s `prev = []` default then publishes a cache holding just the note being saved. With `staleTime: Infinity` a returning participant's earlier notes would disappear from the completion recap until they happened to open the popover. Snapshot with getQueryData first, and only cancel-and-merge when that snapshot exists. When it doesn't, leave the in-flight read alone and skip the seed: the just-written note can then be missing from the recap briefly, since the event write is fire-and-forget and the read may not see it, but that is the lesser failure -- losing notes the participant already wrote is worse than briefly missing the one still on screen in the box they just typed it into. 237 bun tests pass; tsc and lint unchanged from main at 34 and 60. The e2e notes tests cover this path but were not run locally for this commit -- the machine was out of memory and the runs were being killed -- so CI is the verification here; it has passed this suite on the two previous pushes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reported from a real run: patching, reading "Rome" off the target, and being told "not quite, the answer was Paris". Converting the run-scored checks to `choice` in df88ac0 changed them from "compare this to what you saw" into "assert what you should have seen", and for four of them the key is a claim about a model output. Two ways that goes wrong, both of which bite the participant who did nothing wrong: - The key can simply be false on the day. Whether the Eiffel prompt predicts Paris, whether 5+5 breaks from 10, and whether a layer-20 patch flips Rome to Paris are all properties of the pinned model, which ranges from gpt2 to Llama-405B. - `resolveCheckKey` returns canAnswer: true for a choice check unconditionally, so the gate disappeared. u4-patching's key was `patchToken` -- null until the drag lands -- which is what used to hold the check closed behind "Apply the patch first, then answer." As a choice check it is answerable on arrival, so reading the *unpatched* target and answering "Rome" is both correct and marked wrong. So u0-orientation, u3-patterns and u4-patching go back to `topToken`, with their original question wording, which tied each question to the participant's own run ("the heatmap you just ran", "on your most recent run"). They keep verdicts: a run-scored key IS the grid in front of them, so the verdict is self-consistent by construction, and these answers are all typable words. u4a-compare loses the check I added. It asks the participant to read two heatmaps at once, so there is no single token to score, and the multiple-choice form named both cities in one option -- a static assertion about model output with no run-scored equivalent. The four remaining choice checks ask what something *means* (what the runner-up tells you, what the cone can reach), so they hold whatever the model predicts. The "verdict implies choice" invariant was a blunt proxy for the real rule and would not have caught this -- it was satisfied by exactly the checks that broke. Replaced with the actual property: a verdicted check is either a choice from the conceptual allowlist, or run-scored. Plus a new guard that a patch unit's check must be run-scored, so the gate cannot be removed again. 239 bun tests pass (was 237). tsc and lint unchanged from main at 34 and 60. E2e not run locally -- the machine is still short on memory -- but this commit changes only content and tests, and tutorial-checks.spec.ts drives its own fixture rather than either shipped content, so it is untouched by it. CI covers it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Remove model-output promises from both tutorial variants. · tutorial-cs1720-2026-09-22.json:395
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove model-output promises from both tutorial variants.
patchPairfixes only the prompt text. It does not fix the model or its emitted tokens. The run-scoredtopTokencheck reads the participant’s actual post-patch target token, so Paris and Rome are not guaranteed outcomes.
tutorial-cs1720-2026-09-22.json#L395: Describe the two observed predictions without naming Paris or Rome.tutorial-cs1720-2026-09-22.json#L516: Tell the participant to inspect the patched target result without promising Paris.- Apply the same changes at
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…ction A step used to render everything at once, so "run one of these prompts" competed for attention with a check about a cell that wasn't on screen yet and a note prompt asking what the model predicted before it had predicted anything. The check and the note box are now held back until the participant has done the step's action, and then revealed together. Together rather than chained. Gating the note on the check being answered was considered and rejected: someone who skips the check would then never be asked to reflect, and on a manual step the note IS the completion gate. The gate is a pure `hasDoneUnitAction`, beside `resolveCheckKey` and taking the same arguments: run tokens for an `on: "run"` step, the patch token for `on: "patch"`, and always true for `on: "manual"` -- explore and the final challenge have no action to wait for. Reveal keys off *any* run, never a successful one. u3-patterns completes on `topTokenNotEqual: "10"`, so tying reveal to the predicate would hide the check and the note from exactly the participant whose model did answer 10 -- the step would look empty and done. The predicate governs completion; this governs what is on screen. Once revealed, it stays revealed: an answered check, a saved note, or a completed unit forces it open. That override is load-bearing, not caution. `runTokensByUnit` persists only entries naming a lens_runs row and is pruned on load against the chart's activeLensRunId, so a step the participant genuinely finished reads as un-run after a reload -- and without the override, a check they had answered and a note they had written would disappear from the step holding them. Not gated: task, concept, prompt bank, hints, FAQs, tryYourOwn, reset. The FAQs in particular answer "nothing happens when I drag", so hiding them until after the drag would inverted their purpose. The revealed pair sits in an always-mounted aria-live wrapper so the insertion is what gets announced, and focus never moves -- the participant is reading the heatmap. No animation. 244 unit tests pass (was 239) and 25 Playwright (was 22), including that a fresh step has no check or note box in the DOM at all, that both appear after the run, and that an answered check plus a saved note outrank a pruned run key. Each new assertion was mutation-checked: forcing the gate open fails the two reveal tests only, and dropping the override fails the override test only. tsc and lint unchanged from main at 34 and 60. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Saving a note collapsed the box to "✓ Thanks — your note was saved." and threw away the text. On a step whose whole point is noticing something, the thing they noticed is worth keeping in front of them while they read the heatmap it describes — and it made the save feel like the note had gone somewhere else. The prompt, the text and the receipt now sit together. Read-only: tutorial_events is append-only and editing a note is its own feature with its own questions about what a failed re-save looks like. The text comes from the DB via the notes query the panel already holds, matched on the unit's stable step id rather than the array index, so a tutorial edited between the two sessions cannot show one step's note under another's prompt. It falls back to the text typed this render because the optimistic cache seed is skipped when the notes query has not settled yet (20d437a), so the DB copy can be a beat behind the save. Guarded on non-empty, since progress restored from an older client can carry the submitted flag with no text to show. Both `saveNote` helpers in the spec now assert the text stays and the textarea goes, and the notes test asserts the text is still there after a reload — where it can only have come from the DB, because the component's own state is fresh. Mutation-checked: disabling the render fails both notes tests, and they pass again restored. 244 unit tests and 25 Playwright pass. tsc and lint unchanged from main at 34 and 60. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Gwen's app ask for the CS 1720 sessions, due before Tue 2026-09-22 (13:35–15:15, Forsyth 202):
Plus two follow-ups requested during review: make the default tutorial testable the same way, and let a note jump back to the step that prompted it.
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d0bf0cddidn't delete the verdict UI — it addedCheckFeedbackand gated the existing branches on one line. This adds a tutorial-levelTutorialContent.checkFeedbackthat units inherit, with a per-checkfeedbackstill overriding it (precedence: check → tutorial →"neutral").Both shipped contents now show verdicts — the CS 1720 classroom JSON and
PROLIFIC_TUTORIAL_SEED. The seed was originally left neutral here, on the grounds that it was a live study instrument; that was reversed deliberately once it was clear it now serves as the demo row and theresolveTutorialForWorkspacefallback — what anyone testing or demoing the tutorial actually sees. Turning verdicts on there is what makes the default tutorial checkable at all.What makes a verdict safe
A verdict is only honest if its key cannot disagree with the grid in front of the participant. Two shapes qualify, and both are used:
choice, where the key is a statement about what something means (what the runner-up tells you, what the cone can reach). Model-independent.topToken/secondToken, where the key is the participant's own run, andresolveCheckKeykeeps the check closed until that run — or patch — exists.What is not safe, and was briefly shipped here, is a
choicekey asserting a model output. An earlier revision converted every check tochoicewith static keys, includingu4-patching's "Paris". That broke two things at once: the key is a property of the pinned model (which ranges from gpt2 to Llama-405B), andcanAnsweris unconditionally true for a choice check, removing the gate that held the patch check closed behind "Apply the patch first, then answer." A participant who read the unpatched target and answered "Rome" was correct and was marked wrong. Caught in a real run; fixed in238547dby reverting those checks to run-scored.The invariant guarding this was originally "verdict ⟹ choice", which was a blunt proxy — it was satisfied by exactly the checks that broke. It is now the real property: a verdicted check is either a
choicefrom an explicit conceptual allowlist, or run-scored. Plus a guard that a patch unit's check must be run-scored, so the gate cannot be removed again.Notes
The reflection text was already written to
tutorial_events.payload.observationTexton every save, andgetTutorialEventsForWorkspacealready existed — just never exposed to the participant, only to admins. This adds a participant-scoped read, surfaced as a "Your notes" popover beside the glossary and as a recap on the completion screen, with rows that jump back to the step the note was written on.The DB is the source of truth rather than the store because
step_idholds stable unit ids, so notes cannot re-attach to the wrong step when content is edited between the two sessions. A note whose unit no longer exists keeps its raw id and renders non-interactively rather than offering a dead button.getTutorialNotesForWorkspaceis unguarded by design, matchingrecordTutorialEvent: the capability is owning the workspace. Anyone holding a workspace uuid can read that participant's free text — accepted because the id is unguessable and appears only in that participant's own URL. The comment states what to do if that changes.Verification
showVerdict = false) fails 18 of 21, leaving exactly the three verdict-independent tests green — the suite catches regressions rather than passing by construction.main(34 errors, 60 lint problems), measured in a worktree atmain.Docs
Two CLAUDE.md corrections: the Playwright harness is real (~2.8k lines, with
seedPatchLensChartrendering the route with no NDIF), not "only stubs"; andbun run testfails ~95 DB tests on a fresh checkout because it never pushes the schema —bash ./scripts/test.shis the entry point. Also documents the local recipe fortutorial-checks.spec.ts, which runs on SQLite with no Supabase.Before the session
ensureSeedTutorialis read-then-insert with no update, andresolveTutorialForWorkspaceprefers the stored row over the constant — so any existingprolific-patch-lens-demorow keeps serving the old content. Delete it, or use "Load demo template" in/admin/tutorials. A workshop with an assigned tutorial never sees the seed at all.u4-patching's patch reliably flips on the class's model; that three checks are now conceptual rather than token-reading; and the welcome slide still says "Nothing here is graded", which sits oddly beside "✓ Correct." (checks remain log-only and never gate progress).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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