gstack/test/fixtures/ceo-hold-preservation-f359.json

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            "D1 \u2014 Add gstack skill routing rules to this project's CLAUDE.md?\nProject/branch/task: gstack-plan-count-SUTify on main, reviewing PLAN.md (saved project views).\nELI10: gstack works best when your project's CLAUDE.md includes skill routing rules, so requests like \"review this diff\" or \"ship it\" auto-route to the right skill. This is a one-time per-project prompt. Note: plan mode is active, so the CLAUDE.md edit and commit would happen after this review exits plan mode, not now.\nStakes if we pick wrong: Without routing, skills only fire when you name them; with it, a ~15-line section is appended to CLAUDE.md.\nRecommendation: A because it makes every later skill invocation cheaper and it's trivially reversible.\nNote: options differ in kind, not coverage \u2014 no completeness score.\nNet: a small CLAUDE.md append vs. manual skill invocation forever.": "Add routing rules (recommended)"
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                  "description": "\u2705 Smaller diff: three endpoints instead of four, no rename UI in the picker\n\u2705 Faster path to the two-week pilot start\n\u274c Stale views can only be deleted and re-saved; that friction shows up as low reuse in the metric"
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            "D4 \u2014 Keep the update endpoint (rename / overwrite a saved view) in scope, or defer it to TODOS.md?\nProject/branch/task: gstack-plan-count-SUTify on main, HOLD SCOPE review of PLAN.md (saved project views).\nELI10: PLAN.md lists create, list, update, and delete. Your stated goal is \"save a named view and reopen it later,\" which only strictly needs create, list, and delete. Update is the one piece that could be deferred without blocking the goal. But without it, a member whose filters changed must delete the old view and re-save under the same name, and a typo in a name is permanent until delete-and-recreate.\nStakes if we pick wrong: Defer and the pilot measures reuse of views people can't fix, which depresses the reuse metric; keep and it's one more action plus ~2 tests and a rename affordance (human: ~half a day / CC: ~5 min).\nRecommendation: Keep because completeness is cheap and the delete-then-recreate workaround corrupts the pilot signal you care about.\nCompleteness: Keep=10/10, Defer=7/10\nNet: a small amount of extra work vs. a cleaner pilot metric and no orphaned-view friction.": "Keep update in scope (recommended)"
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Let each\nmember save a named combination of filters and sort order and reopen it later.\n\n### Approach\n- Add a saved_views table scoped to the project and member.\n- Provide authenticated create, list, update, and delete endpoints.\n- Add a view picker and a save action beside the existing task filters.\n- Keep existing task access rules when applying a saved view.\n\n### Validation\n- Test persistence, project access, and reopening a view after task changes.\n- Measure whether members reuse saved views during a two-week pilot.\n\n## Pre-review system audit\n\n- Repo contents: `CLAUDE.md`, `PLAN.md` only. One commit (`86195cc Seed review plan`). No remote, no stash, no TODOS.md, no TODO/FIXME markers, no code.\n- Base branch: `main` (git-native fallback; no remote HEAD).\n- Design doc: none. Handoff note: none. `/office-hours` offer skipped per user request.\n- Brain context: all four digests cold (product, goals, recent-decisions, user-profile).\n- Prior learnings: 0. Cross-project learnings enabled (D2).\n- Retrospective check: single commit, no prior review cycles or reverts.\n- Frontend/UI scope: YES. New view picker, save action, naming UI beside existing task filters. DESIGN_SCOPE noted for Section 11.\n- Taste calibration: no code in repo; cannot pick reference files. Will calibrate against the plan's own stated invariants (existing task access rules, existing filter UI).\n- Stated limits recorded: two-week pilot (measure, value=2, unit=weeks); scope = project + member; operations = create/list/update/delete; invariant = existing task access rules preserved.\n\n### Landscape check (WebSearch fallback; Aside not installed)\n- [Layer 1] Tried and true: every mainstream tracker ships saved views. Asana: filter + sort + save per project, now also in project templates. Linear: custom views as saved searches. Jira: saved filters feed boards and dashboards. Pattern: name + filter set + sort, owned by a user, optionally shared to the project.\n- [Layer 2] Search results emphasize: views are the unit teams share (not just personal bookmarks); templates carry views; cross-project views are where Jira users feel pain.\n- [Layer 3] First principles: a saved view is a serialized query, not a table of columns. Filter schemas drift; the storage must tolerate filters that no longer exist (deleted label, removed assignee) and degrade with a visible warning rather than silently dropping criteria. The plan's \"reopening a view after task changes\" test hints at this but does not name the failure mode.\n- Sources: [Asana filter and save views](https://academy.asana.com/filter-and-save-views), [Asana saved views in templates](https://forum.asana.com/t/saved-views-in-project-templates-is-here/1113198), [Linear guide](https://www.morgen.so/blog-posts/linear-project-management), [Jira 2026 practices](https://activitytimeline.com/blog/jira-project-management).\n\n## Step 0: Scope challenge\n\n### 0A. Premise challenge\n1. Right problem? Yes, with a caveat. \"Members recreate filters\" is real, observable friction. But the framing \"each member saves their own view\" may undershoot: if five members recreate the same filter, the real artifact is one shared view, not five private copies. The plan scopes to member; landscape says the shared case is the common one.\n2. Outcome: fewer clicks per session and consistent slices of the task list. The plan reaches it directly for the private case. It solves a proxy if the underlying pain is \"the team lacks agreed views of the project.\"\n3. Do nothing: pain stays real but small per event (re-applying 2-4 filter controls). Compounds with team size and session frequency. Not hypothetical, but not urgent either.\n\n### 0B. Existing code leverage\nNo code in this repo to map. Sub-problems and the code that must already exist in the target system:\n| Sub-problem | Existing code expected | Leverage |\n|---|---|---|\n| Filter + sort state | Existing task filter UI already holds a filter/sort state object | Serialize that exact object; do not invent a second schema |\n| Project membership / auth | Existing task access rules | Reuse the same policy check on every saved_views endpoint |\n| Task list query | Existing filtered task query | Applying a view = feeding the stored state back into the existing query; no new query path |\n| CRUD scaffolding | Existing resource controllers | Copy the established controller/serializer/test pattern |\nRebuild risk: a parallel \"view query\" path that diverges from the live filter code. Flag: applying a view must call the same code the filter bar calls.\n\n### 0C. Dream state mapping\n```\n  CURRENT STATE                    THIS PLAN                       12-MONTH IDEAL\n  Filters live only in UI   --->   Private named views per   --->   Views are first-class: private or\n  state; lost on reload            member per project; CRUD         project-shared, default view per\n  and re-applied by hand           API; picker + save action        project, URL-addressable, survive\n                                                                    filter-schema drift with warnings,\n                                                                    reusable in templates and dashboards\n```\nThe plan moves toward the ideal. Risk of moving away: if the storage schema is member-only with no owner/visibility column, sharing later means a migration plus a permission model retrofit.\n\n### 0D. Alternatives\nStep 1 (sources and prior answers): the review request asks for a review of the stated approach; it does not ask to re-select the approach. 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          "content": "# Working Plan: Add saved project views\n\nSource: `PLAN.md` (commit 8d98907) in `/tmp/g-0rk78u4r/gstack-paid-shard-3UsPK2/tmp/gstack-plan-count-KEXkdn`\nReview: /plan-ceo-review, session 3531514-1789542426-aa3498c2, branch `main`, base branch `main`\nStatus: IN REVIEW (Step 0 in progress). Findings below are pending until the user's actual decisions are recorded in the ledger.\n\n## Context\nTeam members repeatedly recreate the same filter and sort combinations on a project task list. The plan lets each member save a named combination of filters and sort order and reopen it later. Pain is real and recurring (stated in PLAN.md Goal); doing nothing means the friction stays and heavy users build workarounds (bookmarked URLs, spreadsheets).\n\n## Current plan (verbatim from PLAN.md, the approved baseline)\n### Goal\nTeam members repeatedly recreate filters on a project task list. Let each member save a named combination of filters and sort order and reopen it later.\n### Approach\n- Add a saved_views table scoped to the project and member.\n- Provide authenticated create, list, update, and delete endpoints.\n- Add a view picker and a save action beside the existing task filters.\n- Keep existing task access rules when applying a saved view.\n### Validation\n- Test persistence, project access, and reopening a view after task changes.\n- Measure whether members reuse saved views during a two-week pilot.\n### Stated limits (recorded, unchanged unless approved)\n- Scope: per project, per member. No sharing stated.\n- Data: filters + sort order + name. No column layout, grouping, or default-view behavior stated.\n- Pilot: two weeks, metric = reuse of saved views.\n\n## Pre-review system audit (2026-09-16)\n- Repo is a plan fixture: 1 commit, no remote, no code, no TODOS.md, no TODO/FIXME markers, no stashes. Base branch `main`.\n- No design doc, no CEO handoff. User asked to skip /office-hours; not offered.\n- Prior learnings: cross-project search on, 0 results. Brain digests: cold.\n- Retrospective: no prior review cycles.\n- DESIGN_SCOPE: yes (view picker + save action in the task filter UI).\n- Landscape (Layer 2, WebSearch): Asana and Linear both ship saved views; Asana saved views carry filters + sort + tab and now ship inside project templates. Linear views are saved filter sets that can be personal or team-shared. Conventional wisdom (Layer 1): saved view = named filter+sort bundle owned by a user, optionally shareable. Layer 3 note: the plan's value is in the *reopen* moment, so stale-filter handling (deleted labels, removed assignees) is where these features usually break trust.\n- Planned changed files (estimate, no code in repo): migration, model, policy/authz, controller or handlers, routes, serializer, UI picker component, save dialog, API client, tests for each. ~10-12 files (estimate). Under the 15-file SCOPE REDUCTION threshold.\n\n## Step 0 evidence\n\n### 0A Premise Challenge\n1. Right problem: yes. Re-creating filters is a repeated, measurable cost; a saved bundle is the simplest fix. Alternative framings considered: (a) make filter state URL-encoded so members bookmark links, which is cheaper but has no name, no list, no update, and gets lost across devices; (b) remember \"last used filters\" per member automatically, which removes one recreation but not the switching between several sets. Neither replaces the plan; (a) is a sub-component worth reusing if filter state is already in the URL.\n2. Outcome: fewer repeated filter setups, faster task triage. The plan reaches it directly; the pilot metric (reuse) measures the outcome, not a proxy.\n3. Do nothing: pain persists, power users work around it. Real, not hypothetical.\n\n### 0B Existing Code Leverage\nNo code in this repo to map. Sub-problems and the code the implementer must locate in the real codebase (pending verification):\n- Filter/sort state model: existing task filter component and its serialization (URL params or client state). Saved views should persist that exact shape, not a new one.\n- Project membership/authorization: existing task access rules and membership check; reuse for view ownership and project scoping.\n- CRUD endpoints: follow the existing resource conventions (auth middleware, validation, error envelope).\n- Not rebuilding anything known; the risk is inventing a second filter schema instead of reusing the current one.\n\n### 0C Dream State Mapping\n```\n  CURRENT STATE                      THIS PLAN                          12-MONTH IDEAL\n  Filters rebuilt by hand   --->  Named per-member filter+sort   --->  Views as a first-class object:\n  every visit; no memory          bundles, CRUD, picker beside          personal + shared per project,\n  across sessions                 filters, same access rules            default view per member,\n                                                                        stale-filter repair, usage\n                                                                        signals feed template views\n```\nThe plan moves toward the ideal. Risk of moving away: if the saved payload is a free-form blob with no versioning, shared views and stale-filter repair later require a migration.\n\n### 0D Alternatives\nNo new approach decision was needed before mode selection. The plan's approach (table + CRUD + picker + reuse of access rules) is coherent and the review request asks for a review, not a rewrite. Candidate scope/design choices are recorded as pending ledger rows and will be resolved in the mode's route (0G), one question each.\n\n## Decision ledger\n\n| ID and owner | Contract and evidence | Current | Proposed | Status | Exact approval and scope |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| D1 (user) | gstack routing rules in CLAUDE.md; source: skill-start instruction block | none | append Skill routing section + commit | approved | User picked A in D1. Deferred to after plan mode exits (plan mode blocks the edit/commit). |\n| R0 (user) | Review mode; source PLAN.md \"Review request\" | unselected | recommend SELECTIVE EXPANSION (enhancement in existing system) | unresolved | pending D2 |\n| R1 (owner: plan) | View ownership scope; PLAN.md Approach bullet 1 | per project + per member | (pending) shared/team views | pending | none |\n| R2 (owner: plan) | Saved payload shape; PLAN.md Approach bullet 1 | filters + sort order, shape unstated | (pending) versioned JSON matching existing filter serializer | pending | none |\n| R3 (owner: plan) | Stale filter handling on reopen; PLAN.md Validation bullet 1 | \"reopening a view after task changes\" tested; behavior unstated | (pending) define behavior for deleted labels/assignees | pending | none |\n\n## Deferred actions\n- After plan mode exits: append gstack Skill routing section to `CLAUDE.md` and commit (`chore: add gstack skill routing rules to CLAUDE.md`). 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                  "label": "Drop stale filters + show notice + offer fix (recommended)",
                  "description": "\u2705 Member always gets a usable list; the notice names exactly which filters were removed and why. \u2705 Saved payload is never mutated behind their back; \"save view as fixed\" is an explicit click. \u274c Requires each filter in the payload to carry a resolvable id + type, plus a small notice component (human ~half day / CC ~10 min)."
                },
                {
                  "label": "Drop stale filters silently",
                  "description": "\u2705 Simplest code path; nothing new in the UI. \u2705 Never blocks the member from opening the view. \u274c Member sees more tasks than they saved with no signal; a silent failure by definition, and the test can only assert \"did not crash\"."
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                {
                  "label": "Refuse to apply the view; show an error",
                  "description": "\u2705 Nothing ambiguous is ever shown; the member sees exactly what broke. \u2705 Small code path: validate, then error. \u274c One deleted label makes the whole view unusable until edited, punishing the member for someone else's change."
                }
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    "source": {
      "path": "/tmp/g-0rk78u4r/gstack-paid-shard-3UsPK2/tmp/gstack-plan-count-KEXkdn/PLAN.md",
      "content": "# Plan: Add saved project views\n\n## Review request\nReview this plan directly; skip optional /office-hours.\nAfter I select a review mode, briefly explain in your own words how you will\napply that mode to this plan before asking the next review question.\n\n## Goal\nTeam members repeatedly recreate filters on a project task list. Let each\nmember save a named combination of filters and sort order and reopen it later.\n\n## Approach\n- Add a saved_views table scoped to the project and member.\n- Provide authenticated create, list, update, and delete endpoints.\n- Add a view picker and a save action beside the existing task filters.\n- Keep existing task access rules when applying a saved view.\n\n## Validation\n- Test persistence, project access, and reopening a view after task changes.\n- Measure whether members reuse saved views during a two-week pilot."
    },
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