fix(project): guard AI-generation results against a stale/switched active project - #707
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…tive project (Wave 0B) Closes the P0 cross-project AI mutation finding from the #704 remediation plan: five handlers across four hooks await dispatch(aiThunk) and then unconditionally mutate persisted project state, with no check that the active project is still the one the request was made for. Since loading a different project (New Project reset, file import, snapshot restore) replaces state.data wholesale while the SPA stays mounted -- none of these require a page reload -- a late-arriving AI result could be applied to whichever project happened to be open when it resolved, not the one that requested it: - useCharacterView.handleGenerateProfile/handleRegenerateField and useWorldView's equivalents add a whole new character/world or overwrite a regenerated field into whichever project is current when the request settles. - useTemplateView.handleAiApply/handleGenerateCustom call applyToManuscript, which replaces the entire manuscript and outline arrays wholesale -- the most severe of the five, since it can silently overwrite a different project's content outright, including via the failure-fallback path (personalizeTemplateThunk rejecting still applies the original remixed sections). - useOutlineGenerator's generate() only touches local React state, but apply() (fired later, on a separate user click with no await of its own) dispatches the wholesale manuscript/outline replacement built from that stale local state. This repo already has the exact right invariant, established and reviewed for the analogous snapshot-restore race: projectManagementThunks.ts's restoreSnapshotThunk captures a storage-owned target identity before the async operation and re-checks it after, rejecting a restore whose target changed underneath it. Extracted that identity function (byte-for-byte, including its own pre-existing local LEGACY_PROJECT_DIRECTORY_METADATA_KEY duplicate -- left as-is, unrelated to this fix) into features/project/projectIdentity.ts as getProjectTargetIdentity(), plus a new captureActiveProjectIdentity() that reads appStoreRef's live store directly so a React hook can capture identity at dispatch time and re-check it after an await, independent of its own render cycle -- restoreSnapshotThunk now imports the same shared function instead of a private duplicate. Each of the five handlers now captures the active project's identity immediately before dispatching its AI thunk and discards the result (no mutation, no toast) if that identity no longer matches once the request settles. useOutlineGenerator's apply() instead compares against the identity captured by the most recent successful generate() (stored in a ref), since apply() itself never awaits anything -- the race is between generate() populating local state and a later, separate Apply click. Nine new regression tests (one per guarded handler, one for the outline generator's ref-based variant), each mutation-tested by temporarily reverting the guard and confirming the exact new test failed before restoring it. All existing tests for the four hooks and projectManagementThunks pass unmodified -- none of them wire up appStoreRef, so captureActiveProjectIdentity() returns null on both sides of every existing call, which the guard already treats as "unchanged".
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR closes the cross-project AI mutation gap by capturing a storage-owned active-project identity before asynchronous generation, rechecking it before persisted mutations (or delayed outline Apply), and discarding stale results—including template failure fallbacks—while adding regression tests for all five affected handlers. Sequence diagram for guarding asynchronous AI project mutationssequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Hook
participant Store
participant AIThunk
participant ProjectState
User->>Hook: Start AI generation
Hook->>Store: captureActiveProjectIdentity()
Store-->>Hook: captured identity
Hook->>AIThunk: dispatch AI thunk
AIThunk-->>Hook: resultAction
Hook->>Store: captureActiveProjectIdentity()
Store-->>Hook: live identity
alt identity matches
Hook->>ProjectState: Apply AI result
else identity changed
Hook-->>User: Discard stale result
end
Flow diagram for delayed outline application guardflowchart TD
A[Generate outline] --> B["captureActiveProjectIdentity()"]
B --> C[dispatch generateOutlineThunk]
C --> D[Store generated outline and identity]
D --> E[User clicks Apply]
E --> F{"captureActiveProjectIdentity() matches?"}
F -->|Yes| G[Apply outline to manuscript]
F -->|No| H[Discard outline and close confirmation]
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds generation-aware project identity checks for snapshot restoration and asynchronous character, world, template, and outline operations. It updates project state, tests, changelog text, and README test metrics. ChangesProject identity safeguards
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Switching projects while regenerating an outline section can leave a stale preview visible, though the existing apply guard prevents it from being persisted. Address the preview guard before merge or accept this bounded UI inconsistency. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@features/project/projectIdentity.ts`:
- Line 16: Update importProjectThunk to assign each id-less imported project a
fresh unique immutable identity instead of the shared "default" value, while
preserving provided IDs. Add a regression test covering two id-less imports and
a late guarded AI-handler result from the first project, verifying it cannot
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In `@hooks/useOutlineGenerator.ts`:
- Line 97: Update the pending generateOutlineThunk flow in the outline generator
to re-check captureActiveProjectIdentity() immediately after dispatch resolves;
when the identity differs, clear the loading state and return before updating
the outline, showing a success toast, or handling the rejection. Add regression
coverage for both successful and failed generation after switching projects.
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- Around line 212-230: Add one concise physical-line comment beginning with “//
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…tity guard, flatten CodeScene nesting Review on PR #707 (CodeAnt-ai, confirmed and independently re-derived) found a real gap in the project-identity guard just added: resetProject (the "New Project" action) always resets to the sentinel id:'default', so two genuinely different fresh-project sessions -- or a reset racing a pending snapshot restore -- would both compute the same identity and incorrectly pass the guard. This affected the newly-added hook guards AND restoreSnapshotThunk's own pre-existing, previously-merged guard (the one this PR's guard was modeled on) -- restoreSnapshotThunk was critically exploitable, not just the new hooks. Added an in-memory-only generation counter to ProjectSliceState (never persisted -- save paths read only .data), bumped by resetProject/importProjectThunk.fulfilled/restoreSnapshotThunk.fulfilled, and folded into every identity comparison via getProjectTargetIdentity(). Made the field optional and every increment nullish-coalesced so pre-existing hand-built test store fixtures across the suite (which predate this field and never read it) don't need touching. Also fixed useOutlineGenerator's guard, which only started tracking identity after a successful generate() call -- an outline seeded from the existing project's data and never regenerated stayed permanently unguarded (CodeAnt, confirmed). generatedForProjectIdentity now captures identity eagerly at mount instead of starting null. Separately, CodeScene flagged "Bumpy Road Ahead" (nested conditional logic) on the three hooks whose guard wrapped the existing fulfilled/else branch in an outer if. Flattened all of them to early-return guard clauses -- same behavior, no nesting. Three new regression tests: getProjectTargetIdentity's generation-awareness (unit), the resetProject-vs-pending-restore race directly (mutation-tested: reverted the generation bump, confirmed the exact new test failed, restored it), and useOutlineGenerator's eager-capture fix (also mutation-tested the same way). All 274 tests across every file this change touches or could plausibly affect pass unmodified.
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…le outline previews Further review (coderabbitai, cubic-dev-ai) on PR #707 found two more real gaps: - Every identity guard compared capturedIdentity !== liveIdentity directly, so if identity could not be determined at all (both sides null -- e.g. a project with neither an id nor a legacy directory), the guard treated that as "unchanged" and allowed the mutation. Extracted a shared identityUnchanged(captured, live) that fails closed (null never equals itself), and switched every guard -- all four hooks plus restoreSnapshotThunk's own pre-existing guard -- to use it instead of hand-rolled comparisons, so this can't drift out of sync again. - useOutlineGenerator's generate() updated the local outline preview and showed a success/error toast unconditionally, even when the active project changed while the request was in flight. apply()'s guard only protects the later persisted write; a user could still see and be misled by a stale preview for a project they've since left. generate() now discards its own result (no local-state update, no toast) using the same identityUnchanged() check. Six new regression tests: identityUnchanged's fail-closed behavior (unit, mutation-tested), generate()'s success/failure discard (both mutation-tested), a same-project generate-then-apply happy path for useOutlineGenerator (the guard's non-discard branch was previously unexercised by any test), and the useTemplateView failure-fallback discard path specifically (the previous test only covered the fulfilled branch, not applyToManuscript(remixedSections) on rejection -- the more severe of the two per this PR's own commit history). Added a QNBS-v3 rationale to the two character-view identity tests per repo convention. All 179 tests across every affected file pass.
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151-169: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGuard section regeneration with the outline owner identity.
handleRegenerateupdates localoutlineafter its await without checkinggeneratedForProjectIdentity.current. If project A's seeded outline remains mounted after switching to project B, this handler can replace a section in A's outline while B is active. Theapplyguard prevents persistence, but the stale preview remains visible.Check the outline owner identity before dispatch and after completion. Clear
isRegeneratingon the stale-result path. Add a switched-project regression test.Proposed fix
async (index: number) => { const sectionToRegen = outline[index]; if (!sectionToRegen) return; + const capturedProjectIdentity = generatedForProjectIdentity.current; + if (!identityUnchanged(capturedProjectIdentity, captureActiveProjectIdentity())) return; setIsRegenerating(sectionToRegen.id); const resultAction = await dispatch( regenerateOutlineSectionThunk({ allSections: outline, sectionToIndex: index, lang: language, }), ); + // QNBS-v3: discard a regenerated section when its outline no longer belongs to the active project. + if (!identityUnchanged(capturedProjectIdentity, captureActiveProjectIdentity())) { + setIsRegenerating(null); + return; + } if (regenerateOutlineSectionThunk.fulfilled.match(resultAction)) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…point (#726) * docs: comprehensively refresh README product truth and GitBook entry point Bootstrap documentation convergence under durable authority issue #724. Requalifies the curated README candidate against the exact post-#719 main: corrects the AI execution-modes table (Eco is now a strict no-cloud mode identical to Local, per the #706/#707 privacy-gate fix merged into main -- assertCloudAiAllowed blocks both equally), confirms the 23-flag/15-on/8-off feature-flag table matches current source, and fixes the matching stale 16/7 split in docs/FEATURE-PARITY.md's summary paragraph (its per-flag table rows were already correct). Preserves the DeepWiki badge, GitBook EN/DE links, and the Documentation Hub anchor referenced from a dozen other repository docs. Restructures around precise, bounded trust-boundary language instead of the previous "AI-Powered Narrative Universe" marketing framing -- local-first vs. no-network, encrypted vs. merely local, and per-platform storage/AI capability differences are now each their own section rather than folded into sweeping claims. Refs #724 * docs: remove ghost enableWebnnInference row, fix stale 17/6 drift summary CodeAnt/CodeRabbit/cubic each independently flagged that the top-level 23/15/8 summary this PR just corrected still contradicted two other spots in the same file: a ghost enableWebnnInference table row (not a real FeatureFlagsState field -- zero occurrences anywhere else in the codebase, confirmed) counted toward an implied 24-flag total, and a separate Drift Summary section still claimed 17 on / 6 off. Removed the ghost row and rewrote the summary to match the corrected 23/15/8 split, verified against `pnpm exec tsx scripts/audit-feature-parity.ts` (0 critical errors, 0 warnings).
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…ofread/synopsis (#768) * fix(project): reject stale deferred AI results in outline/logline/proofread/synopsis Part of #713 (deferred/apply-later project-incarnation authority). Closes the "local deferred results" half of the repository-wide sweep required by that issue -- Writer and Global Copilot (whose retained state lives in Redux, not component-local state) are a separate, larger follow-up slice. Audited against current main, verified each gap concretely before fixing (per this session's established discipline: no speculative fixes): - outline: generate()/apply() already had #707-identity guards on both the local preview and the persisted write; handleRegenerate() (per-section regeneration) did not -- a late-arriving regenerated section could overwrite the current preview after a project switch. Fixed with the same captured-identity-before-dispatch pattern generate() already uses. - logline (useManuscriptView): handleGenerateLoglines only guarded against a newer logline request superseding an older one, never against the active project changing; selectLogline() had no guard at all. Added a project-identity invalidation effect (clears suggestions and closes the modal on identity change, mirroring the existing scene-visualization effect) plus an origin-identity ref frozen at successful-generation time so selectLogline() independently rejects a stale suggestion even if a caller bypasses the (now-cleared) suggestion list. - proofread (useManuscriptView): handleProofread had no request-race guard at all (unlike logline/scene); applyProofreadSuggestion() had no guard. Added the same section-and-identity-scoped invalidation, a request-race ref matching the existing scene-visualization pattern, and an origin-identity ref (frozen at generation time, not continuously resynced) for the independent apply-time check. - synopsis (useExportView): generateSynopsis() had no guard, and the generated synopsis was composed into every export format (markdown, PDF, DOCX, JSON) with no re-verification -- a stale synopsis from a previous project could silently enter a different project's export. Added a project-identity invalidation effect that clears synopsis on identity change (protecting every export-composition site uniformly, since they all read the live synopsis state) plus a mid-flight generation guard. A real design bug surfaced and was caught by its own regression test during development: an initial logline fix used a ref that the invalidation effect kept resynced to the *current* identity, which made the staleness check always pass (comparing "current" against "current"). Fixed by freezing the origin identity only at successful-generation time, mirroring outline's already-correct generatedForProjectIdentity pattern -- and generalized the same origin-vs-live distinction to proofread's apply-time check. Nine new regression tests covering: outline per-section regeneration discarded when stale, logline request discarded mid-flight and selection rejected after the fact, proofread result discarded mid-flight and apply rejected both after a project-incarnation change and after a section change, and synopsis discarded both mid-flight and via export-composition contamination after the fact. All 95 tests across the three affected hook test files pass, including every pre-existing same-project happy-path case unchanged. * docs(project): reference PR #768 in CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased] This PR's title is governed (fix(...)), so scripts/check-pr-changelog-reference.mjs requires a real bullet citing "PR #768" before merge. * fix(project): close review-wave gaps in logline/proofread/synopsis stale-result guards - Reset isAiLoading/isProofreading/isGeneratingSynopsis in each invalidation effect, not just at async completion, so a superseded request never leaves its spinner stuck. - Track the RESOLVED active section (activeSection?.id), not the raw stored activeSectionId, in the proofread target/guard -- another view can delete the active section directly, leaving activeSectionId stale while activeSection falls back to a different section. - Re-check identity via a live captureActiveProjectIdentity() call after each await (logline, proofread, synopsis), matching useOutlineGenerator's established pattern, instead of relying solely on an effect-synced ref that isn't guaranteed to have flushed before the request resolves. - Add a synopsisRequestRef guard so a superseded same-project synopsis request can no longer clobber a newer one's content or loading state. * fix(project): avoid a new suppression-ratchet entry in the synopsis invalidation effect Replace the trigger-only-dependency + biome-ignore pattern with a compare-against-previous-value ref so projectIdentity is genuinely read in the effect body -- CI's suppression-debt ratchet (baseline 48) correctly rejected the biome-ignore this added in the prior commit. * fix(project): stop a stale proofread completion from clearing a newer request's loading state Confirmed independently by cubic, CodeRabbit, and chatgpt-codex-connector on PR #768's second review wave: the stale-result branch cleared isProofreading unconditionally, so an older request settling after a newer one started could cancel the newer request's own loading indicator. Only clear it when the request counter still matches -- otherwise a newer request (or the invalidation effect) already owns that state. * refactor(project): extract handleProofread's staleness check to satisfy CodeScene health gate CodeScene flagged handleProofread as "Bumpy Road Ahead" (9.10 -> 8.68) after the recent stale-result guard additions. Extract the three-dimension staleness check (request supersession, section/project target, live identity) plus its loading-reset side effect into a small named helper instead of suppressing the finding. * fix(project): clear the stale synopsis synchronously before paint on a project switch CodeRabbit correctly noted formattedOutput's useMemo recomputes with the NEW project on the same render that projectIdentity changes, while synopsis state still holds the OLD project's text until the invalidation effect clears it. Use useLayoutEffect (not useEffect) so that clear is flushed synchronously before the browser paints, closing the one-frame window where a mismatched project+synopsis composition could otherwise be visible or exported. * fix(project): remove the logline invalidation effect's suppression too chatgpt-codex-connector correctly noted this PR's logline biome-ignore (present since the PR's first commit) raises the suppression count from origin/main's actual 47 to the baseline of 48, consuming the one unit of slack instead of staying at zero new suppressions. Apply the same compare-against-previous-value idiom already used for the synopsis effect.
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Closes the P0 cross-project AI mutation finding from the #704 remediation plan (Wave 0B). Five handlers across four hooks
await dispatch(aiThunk)and then unconditionally mutate persisted project state, with no check that the active project is still the one the request was made for. Since loading a different project (New Project reset, file import, snapshot restore) replacesstate.datawholesale while the SPA stays mounted, a late-arriving AI result could be applied to whichever project happened to be open when it resolved:useCharacterView/useWorldView'shandleGenerateProfile/handleRegenerateFielduseTemplateView'shandleAiApply/handleGenerateCustom(most severe — replaces the entire manuscript/outline wholesale, including on the failure-fallback path)useOutlineGenerator'sapply()(fired later on a separate click, racing againstgenerate()'s local-state population)This repo already has the exact right invariant for the analogous snapshot-restore race (
restoreSnapshotThunk's storage-owned target-identity capture/recheck). Extracted that into a sharedfeatures/project/projectIdentity.ts(getProjectTargetIdentity()+ a newcaptureActiveProjectIdentity()reading the live store viaappStoreRef), and applied the same capture-before/recheck-after pattern to all five handlers.Test plan
projectManagementThunkspass unmodifiedpnpm run lintcleanpnpm run typecheck(tsgo, 4 checkers) cleanpnpm run ci:prepushcleanSummary by Sourcery
Guard asynchronous AI results and deferred outline application so they are only persisted to the project that initiated them.
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Summary by cubic
Fixes a race condition where AI generation results (character/world profiles, regenerated fields, template personalization, outline generation) could be applied to a different project than the one that requested them, if the user switched projects while the request was in flight. The five affected handlers now capture the active project's identity before dispatching and discard the result if it changed by the time the request settles — including stale outline previews before Apply.
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features/project/projectIdentity.tsand applies it to all five handlers.generationcounter toProjectSliceState, bumped on reset/import/restore, so two fresh projects that both reuse the sentinelid: 'default'are still distinguishable.generate().Written for commit c8a128c. Summary will update on new commits.
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✅ Prevents cross-project AI content changes✅ Protects manuscript and outline replacements✅ Prevents stale snapshot restores💡 Usage Guide
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