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This PR was originally opened as "Add git workflow actions to hosted workbench," but the branch's content has since diverged entirely — that feature already shipped on main in a more advanced (OAuth-hardened) form. What's actually in this PR now is the single-file hangboard package system and five new boards onboarded onto it:

  • Beastmaker 1000
  • Beastmaker 2000
  • Escape Beta 22
  • deWoodstok Woodbord
  • Lattice Triple Rung

What changed

  • Each board is a flat Hangboards/<slug>/board.json + assets/primary.png package with embedded, per-hold geometry (no catalog/sidecar files).
  • Restored a missing board_artwork.py compatibility module that broke package validation and staging entirely.
  • Fixed a staging bug where a failed best-effort backup cleanup incorrectly failed an already-committed staging operation.
  • Added sourced features/gripType/fingerCapacity metadata for four of the five boards, cross-referenced against independent community measurements where no manufacturer per-hold spec exists (documented per-board in the corresponding commit).
  • BoardCatalog.defaultBoard now resolves to the board the legacy generic training plans were authored against, instead of "whichever board sorts first," which broke once more than one board was bundled.
  • Finished a stalled refactor from this branch's own history: deleted BoardDesignLanguage.swift (half-migrated dead code — the BoardDesign/Canvas rendering path it fed was unreachable) and moved the still-live geometry types to where main already keeps them.
  • Merged main's independent, more advanced consolidation of the same board-package work (PR Consolidate Hangboard workbench fixes and board package handling #173), including stricter PNG/aspect-ratio/geometry-bounds validation. Retightened hold-outline curves on the affected boards to satisfy the new bounds check; a few pieces (mostly Escape Beta 22) have a minor outline approximation as a result, flagged for a future re-authoring pass.

Test plan

  • pytest Tools/HangboardWorkbench/tests — 163 passed
  • hangboard-packages validate --root Hangboards — clean
  • pytest Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_generated_catalog_import.py — passed
  • Full iOS xcodebuild test on simulator — 575 passed

Summary by Sourcery

Onboard five hangboards and establish a validated, direct-discovery package system with safer staging, Workbench Git operations, and updated CI and documentation.

New Features:

  • Add five hangboard packages with embedded hold geometry and sourced physical metadata for the Beastmaker 1000, Beastmaker 2000, Escape Beta 22, deWoodstok Woodbord, and Lattice Triple Rung.
  • Provide direct-child package discovery and a command-line workflow for validating, inspecting, staging, and onboarding hangboard packages.

Bug Fixes:

  • Restore board artwork compatibility support and prevent failed backup cleanup from reporting a committed staging operation as failed.
  • Ensure generic training plans resolve against their authored legacy board and preserve plan-owned semantic mappings.
  • Improve Workbench Git operation reliability and safety by serializing repository mutations, limiting commits to Hangboards, validating configured remotes, and failing fast on interactive or hung commands.
  • Handle post-Git-operation status refresh failures without obscuring successful branch, commit, or push operations.

Enhancements:

  • Strengthen package validation for exact contents, PNG integrity, normalized geometry bounds, symlinks, duplicate IDs, and embedded multi-piece hold geometry.
  • Refine Workbench branch switching, pull-request dialogs, and repository status reporting.

Build:

  • Move CI and staging workflows to the HangboardPipeline package tooling and validate canonical packages before staging app resources.
  • Add the repository-local hangboard tools wrapper and pipeline package configuration.

CI:

  • Update CI to run the pipeline test suite, provision uv, validate board packages, and avoid cancelling separate pull-request activity runs.

Documentation:

  • Update repository and board-onboarding documentation for direct single-file packages, package validation, staging, and the local onboarding workflow.

Tests:

  • Add package discovery, schema, artwork, staging, board-specific geometry, CLI, Workbench Git, documentation, and catalog integration coverage.

Chores:

  • Remove obsolete board design-language and generated catalog pathways while consolidating live geometry and package handling.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added six hangboard definitions with detailed hold geometry and metadata.
    • Added reliable board-package validation and status checks.
    • Added command-line tools for onboarding, review, benchmarking, and release checks.
    • Added new hold cue styles and wood-themed visual colors.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved Workbench error reporting, branch switching, pull-request prompts, and Git operation safety.
    • Added accessible labeling for commit messages.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded pipeline, board-contribution, testing, and workflow guidance.

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Adds hosted git workflow support to Hangboard Workbench by exposing git/PR operations on the server and wiring new toolbar controls in the browser client, including remote-hosted mode configuration and tests.

Sequence diagram for new repository workflow actions from the editor UI

sequenceDiagram
  actor User
  participant BrowserWorkbench as BrowserWorkbench
  participant WorkbenchClient as WorkbenchClient
  participant WorkbenchServer as WorkbenchServer
  participant Git as GitCLI
  participant Gh as GitHubCLI

  User->>BrowserWorkbench: click git-open-pr-button
  BrowserWorkbench->>BrowserWorkbench: window.prompt title, body
  BrowserWorkbench->>WorkbenchClient: openPullRequest(title, body, base, branch)
  WorkbenchClient->>WorkbenchServer: POST /api/git/open-pr
  WorkbenchServer->>WorkbenchServer: _post_open_pull_request(body)
  WorkbenchServer->>Git: _git_current_branch()
  WorkbenchServer->>Gh: _run_git([gh, pr, create, ...])
  Gh-->>WorkbenchServer: pr_url
  WorkbenchServer-->>WorkbenchClient: { ok, branch, url }
  WorkbenchClient-->>BrowserWorkbench: result.url
  BrowserWorkbench->>BrowserWorkbench: setStatus(Opened PR: url)

  User->>BrowserWorkbench: click git-commit-button
  BrowserWorkbench->>WorkbenchClient: commitBoardChanges(message)
  WorkbenchClient->>WorkbenchServer: POST /api/git/commit
  WorkbenchServer->>WorkbenchServer: _post_commit(body)
  WorkbenchServer->>Git: _git_status_lines()
  WorkbenchServer->>Git: _run_git([git, add, -A])
  WorkbenchServer->>Git: _run_git([git, commit, --message, message])
  Git-->>WorkbenchServer: commit
  WorkbenchServer-->>WorkbenchClient: { ok, branch, commit, message }
  WorkbenchClient-->>BrowserWorkbench: payload
  BrowserWorkbench->>BrowserWorkbench: setStatus(Committed commit[:7])
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Introduce git workflow state and controls in the Workbench UI, coordinated separately from board operations.
  • Extend UI state to track branches, current branch, git busy flag, and uncommitted changes
  • Add git toolbar elements (status, branch select, refresh/switch, commit, push, open PR) with disabled/label logic integrated into renderSaveState
  • Implement branch list syncing and initial git state load, and ensure board/hold interactions respect combined busy state
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/app.js
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/index.html
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/styles.css
Expose git operations on the HTTP server backed by the repository checkout and guarded by loopback/allow-remote, including status, checkout, commit, push, and PR creation via gh.
  • Extend server creation and CLI to accept allow_remote and repository_root, and relax request origin checks when allow_remote is set
  • Add /api/git/status, /api/git/checkout, /api/git/commit, /api/git/push, and /api/git/open-pr endpoints with validation, error reporting, and subprocess-based git/gh invocation
  • Implement helper methods for current branch detection, worktree status, branch listing, and a shared _run_git wrapper with safe error mapping
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/server.py
Update the browser client to call the new git endpoints and provide a higher-level git workflow API used by the app.
  • Add getGitStatus, listBranches, switchBranch, commitBoardChanges, pushBranch, and openPullRequest helpers that wrap the new /api/git/* endpoints
  • Validate inputs (branch names, commit messages, PR title/body/base) and normalize response data for the UI
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/workbench-client.js
Add tests and documentation for the new git capabilities and hosted server mode.
  • Introduce a git-initialized checkout fixture and tests covering git status, checkout, and commit conflict behavior on the server
  • Add a browser client test verifying git status and workflow endpoint usage from the direct workbench client
  • Document hosted server mode with --allow-remote and the new repository workflow actions, clarifying gh requirements and security considerations, and describe relationship to the local app
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/tests/test_server.py
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/tests/workbench_direct.test.js
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/README.md

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Walkthrough

The repository adds a validated Hangboard Pipeline with direct package discovery, canonical board definitions, CLI and staging tooling, updated CI, Swift compatibility changes, and Workbench Git-operation handling.

Changes

Hangboard Pipeline and board packages

Layer / File(s) Summary
Board package contracts and discovery
Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/..., Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/..., Tools/HangboardPipeline/pyproject.toml
Adds validated artwork and board-package models, direct-child discovery, draft handling, CLI commands, fixtures, and contract tests.
Canonical board packages and geometry coverage
Hangboards/*, Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/*board_package*
Adds five board definitions, updates Compact II geometry formatting, and validates inventory, metadata, geometry, symmetry, and assets.
Swift board compatibility updates
HangTen/Models/TrainingModels.swift, HangTen/Views/DesignSystem.swift, HangTenTests/*
Adds HoldCueStyle, mapping-based default-board resolution, relaxed legacy mapping checks, wood colors, and updated tests.

Workbench and repository tooling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Workbench Git and board-operation handling
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/app.js, server.py, workbench-client.js, tests/*, README.md, index.html
Serializes Git operations, bounds subprocess execution, normalizes client responses, adds dialog injection, improves branch reload handling, and updates UI accessibility.
Staging, CI, documentation, and migration support
scripts/*, .github/workflows/ci.yml, README.md, docs/*, Tools/HangboardPipeline/README.md, TESTING.md
Adds the tooling wrapper, switches staging and CI to pipeline discovery, updates onboarding and migration documentation, and records validation evidence.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 8a51e

The PR changes board-package validation and Workbench workflow behavior, but the current head can still accept malformed assets, reject valid staging destinations, hide status-refresh failures, or include unrelated staged changes in commits. These can produce unusable boards, failed staging, misleading status, or unintended repository changes, so fixes or explicit owner acceptance are needed before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Developer
  participant HangboardTools
  participant BoardCatalog
  participant Staging
  participant CI
  Developer->>HangboardTools: run package validation or onboarding command
  HangboardTools->>BoardCatalog: discover_board_packages(Hangboards)
  BoardCatalog-->>HangboardTools: validated BoardInventory
  HangboardTools->>Staging: stage validated board packages
  CI->>BoardCatalog: run canonical validation and pipeline tests
  CI-->>Developer: publish test report artifact
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Inline comments:
In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/app.js`:
- Around line 355-357: Update switchBranch and openPullRequest to use a
module-root or injected confirmation/prompt helper instead of window.confirm and
window.prompt, allowing tests to stub these interactions without requiring
window. Preserve the existing unsaved-edits confirmation and pull-request input
behavior.
- Around line 359-377: Separate the board reload around boardOperations.perform
and client.listBoards from the outer branch-switch error handling. Keep branch
switching success state updates intact, but catch reload failures independently,
report them as board-list refresh errors, and ensure stale board data is not
retained when reloading fails.
- Around line 247-262: Update refreshGitState’s catch path to surface the Git
status error through the existing user-facing UI in addition to console.error,
preserving the current state reset and syncBranches(null) behavior. Ensure the
displayed message includes useful error details so hosted-mode server failures
are understandable.

In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/index.html`:
- Around line 26-30: Update the git-commit-message input with an aria-label that
identifies its purpose, and mark the git-status element as a live region so
operation results are announced. Preserve the existing controls and text.

In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/README.md`:
- Around line 53-55: Correct the README statement for the missing gh executable
to document a 500 response, matching _run_git’s RequestError handling of
OSError; retain the 400 status description only for non-zero gh exit codes.

In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/server.py`:
- Around line 143-145: Update do_GET so the /api/git/status path invokes
_get_git_status within the existing error-response context manager, ensuring
RequestError and unexpected failures produce JSON responses instead of escaping.
Rename _mutation_error_response to _error_response if needed, and pass an
appropriate Git-status fallback message rather than the board-save message;
update all callers consistently.
- Around line 278-292: Update _post_commit and the other Git mutation handlers
to synchronize all working-tree operations with one server-level threading.Lock,
covering status checks, staging, commits, checkouts, and pushes so requests
cannot interleave or expose index-lock errors. Replace git add -A with
path-scoped staging for the board library directory, such as git add -A --
Hangboards, so commits include only editor-managed board files.
- Around line 183-207: Refactor the request handler’s four Git route branches
into a dispatch table mapping each path to its corresponding method, while
preserving JSON-body parsing and _mutation_error_response handling. Remove the
redundant /api/boards branch and retain the shared not-found fallback for
unmatched routes.
- Around line 315-323: In _post_open_pull_request, simplify branch resolution to
avoid calling _git_current_branch twice: validate an explicitly supplied branch
as a string, strip it, and fall back to _git_current_branch when empty or
absent. Remove the redundant post-fallback type/non-empty check because
_git_current_branch guarantees a valid non-empty string.
- Around line 303-313: Update _post_push to validate the normalized remote
against the repository’s configured remote names before passing it to git push;
reject unknown values with the existing bad-request mechanism, while preserving
the default origin behavior and allowing only configured remotes.
- Around line 440-456: Update _run_git to prevent blocking network commands: run
subprocesses with a finite timeout, close stdin by supplying no input, and
disable Git credential prompts through the command environment. Add the required
os import and module-level GIT_COMMAND_TIMEOUT_SECONDS constant, and preserve
the existing RequestError handling while mapping timeout failures appropriately.
- Around line 458-460: Update _allow_request so allow_remote bypasses only the
loopback/peer-address restriction while retaining the Host, Origin, and
Sec-Fetch-Site same-origin checks; require a valid credential via the existing
_authorized mechanism for mutation requests, including the Git and board write
endpoints.

In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/tests/test_server.py`:
- Around line 478-493: Extend the server test coverage for the security and
error-handling paths: verify mutation requests reject non-loopback or
cross-origin access when allow_remote is false and succeed when it is true,
verify /api/git/push rejects an unconfigured remote, and verify /api/git/status
returns a JSON error response rather than dropping the connection for a non-Git
repository. Anchor the tests to the existing running_server, request_json, and
_git_checkout helpers, and address the _get_git_status behavior needed for the
final case.
- Around line 437-451: Update test_git_status_reports_branch_and_worktree_state
so it modifies an already committed file in the checkout, such as server.py,
rather than creating workbench-note.txt. Keep the dirty assertion and change
statusLines to the corresponding git status --short modified-file output.
- Around line 46-99: Update _git_checkout to run every Git subprocess through a
shared local helper that passes the isolated GIT_ENVIRONMENT via env, replacing
the repeated subprocess.run blocks while preserving their existing arguments and
failure behavior.

In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/workbench-client.js`:
- Around line 120-121: Update the openPullRequest function signature to default
its destructured argument to an empty object, so calling it without arguments
reaches the existing title validation and raises “A pull request title is
required.”
- Around line 73-86: Consolidate the `/api/git/status` normalization into
`getGitStatus`, ensuring it always returns validated branches, currentBranch,
dirty, and statusLines fields. Update `listBranches` to reuse `getGitStatus`
directly, and remove the duplicate normalization in the `app.js` caller while
preserving the normalized status shape.

Apply the same fix in `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/workbench-client.js` around lines
73 - 86: The test exposes the inconsistent response shape.
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The Hangboard Workbench build for fd857011058926e85f342ae93ee7afce0a463aed is ready: download the unsigned macOS arm64 artifact.

Resolves conflict in Tools/HangboardWorkbench/tests/test_server.py by
taking main's version: HEAD's copy imported EditorCatalog/catalog_from_inputs/
etc. from server.py, but that catalog/session-review API no longer exists
anywhere in the codebase on either branch (server.py hasn't changed on this
branch since the merge-base). Those ~2100 lines were dead tests for an
abandoned design and were already failing collection in CI.
Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_catalog.py
imports BoardShapeDocument/NormalizedFrame from a sibling
board_artwork.py that doesn't exist on this branch or main, breaking
every import of board_catalog (scripts/stage-board-packages.py, the
packages validate CLI, and pipeline tests). The module exists
elsewhere in the repo (agent/regal-liger-author-megalith); restoring
it here unbreaks board_catalog imports.
test_board_package.py's staging tests still set up the pre-refactor
Tools/HangboardWorkbench/{board_package,board_geometry}.py fixture
layout, but stage-board-packages.py now loads board_catalog.py from
Tools/HangboardPipeline instead. Point the fixtures at the module the
script actually loads.

Also make _replace_destination tolerate a failed backup rmtree after
the destination has already been committed, matching the existing
tolerant-cleanup pattern in board_package.py's replace_package: a
cleanup failure must not be reported as a staging failure once the
new destination is in place.
15 path pieces across 4 boards (Compact II, Escape Beta 22,
Beastmaker 2000, Lattice Triple Rung) declared a frame that their
path didn't actually fill, failing board_package.py's
frame-must-match-shape-bounds validation. Recomputed each piece's
frame and shape via the codebase's own shape_for_path/
display_path_for_shape round-trip so the rendered geometry is
pixel-identical; only the frame/shape decomposition changes.

Also corrected the declared aspectRatio in dewoodstok-woodbord,
escape-beta-22, and lattice-triple-rung to match their actual
primary.png dimensions (each was 50-65% off), which was failing the
same cross-check during package discovery.
Escape Beta 22 is a new directory this branch added (both board.json
and primary.png are new), bringing total Hangboards/ subdirectories
from 33 to 34. The set-equality assertions already accounted for it
correctly; only the hardcoded count needed to track the addition.
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BoardHoldPiece was moved out of TrainingModels.swift into
HangTen/Views/BoardDesignLanguage.swift by this branch's own prior
commits, but that file was never added to project.pbxproj, so it
wasn't compiled into the HangTen target at all. Wire it into the
Sources build phase and Views group.

Separately, main's DesignSystem.swift (taken wholesale by the merge,
since we never touched that file) dropped the hangWood* Color
extensions that this branch's BoardMapView.swift still renders with.
Restore them from the merge-base.

Also regenerate BoardSourceBoundaryTrackedPaths.txt, which must
exactly equal `git ls-files -- HangTen HangTen.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj`
and was already missing BoardDesignLanguage.swift before this change.
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Beastmaker 1000, Beastmaker 2000, Escape Beta 22, and Lattice Triple
Rung had kind/geometry but no features/gripType/fingerCapacity, so
every generic-plan target keyed on HoldFeature failed to resolve on
them.

Sourcing, by board:
- Escape Beta 22, Lattice Triple Rung: sizeMillimeters was already
  authored per hold; derived features/gripType/fingerCapacity from it
  using this app's existing depth-tier convention (Compact II: 29mm
  edge -> largeEdge, 19mm edge -> [mediumEdge, smallEdge]).
- Beastmaker 1000: no manufacturer per-hold source exists (confirmed
  directly against beastmaker.co.uk and community diagram searches),
  but two independent community measurements (gordonlesti.com and a
  climbharder-sourced diagram at atamanroman.dev) agree on a full,
  symmetric, row-by-row depth map that lines up exactly with this
  board's existing top/middle/bottom hold-ID layout. Applied that.
- Beastmaker 2000: same two community sources cover the sloper row,
  front-upper row, and front-lower row cleanly; the front-middle row's
  labels were ambiguous in both sources and were left unmapped rather
  than guessed.
- Jugs on all four boards get features=["jug"] unconditionally (no
  measurement needed). Pockets get a generic features=["pocket"] tag
  only, since finger capacity (2/3/4-finger) isn't evidenced anywhere.
  Slopers and pinches are left unmapped: no source classifies their
  angle/shape/width and this app has no generic fallback tag for them.

deWoodstok Woodbord and Beastmaker 2000's front-middle row remain
unmapped; no positional source exists to assign either.
BoardCatalog.defaultBoard picked packageStore.boards.first, which was
harmless while Compact II was the only bundled board but silently
became "alphabetically first bundled board" (Beastmaker 1000) once
this branch's new boards were staged. Every generic plan (boardID:
nil) resolves against defaultBoard, so all of them started resolving
their Compact-II-authored HoldFeature targets against Beastmaker 1000
instead, which doesn't have matching holds.

Pin it to Compact II explicitly, since that's the board the generic
plan library was actually authored against, with a fallback to
.first so a missing package still fails loudly rather than crashing.

Also update testCatalogContainsExactlyRegisteredPackageBoards, whose
hardcoded expected-ID list predated the four new boards.
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BoardSourceBoundaryTests already asserted BoardDesignLanguage.swift
must not exist (as a file or a pbxproj reference) and that
BoardMapView.swift must render holds via BoardPresentationImage +
BoardHoldPathShape(pieces: hold.geometry) with no BoardDesign/Canvas
involved. This branch's earlier commits added BoardDesignLanguage.swift
without ever finishing that migration, so the test was failing before
any of this session's changes.

BoardCatalog.packageStore.design(for:) always returned nil --
designsByBoardID was hardcoded to [:] with no code path that ever
populated it -- so BoardMapView's BoardDesign/Canvas-drawn rendering
path (DesignedBoardMap) was dead code, along with BoardDesign,
BoardLayer, BoardSurfaceRole, BoardPalette, and the BoardArtworkDocument
decode path that only ever fed it. Deleted all of it.

The remaining, live pieces of BoardDesignLanguage.swift move to where
they're actually used: BoardHoldPiece and its supporting geometry types
(BoardShape, BoardNormalizedPath, BoardPathCommand, BoardHoldTreatment,
BoardRecessProfile/Depth, BoardShelfProfile) join BoardHold in
TrainingModels.swift, matching where main already keeps BoardHoldPiece;
the board.json decode extensions move to BoardPackageStore.swift next
to the document types they extend; BoardHoldPathShape (a SwiftUI Shape)
moves to BoardMapView.swift, its only consumer.

BoardMapView now always renders the board's real primary.png via
BoardPresentationImage, with each hold's BoardHoldPathShape driving
both the highlight overlay and the tap/hit-testing region -- replacing
the abstract vector illustration that GenericVectorBoardMap drew.
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LGTM! The changes are well-structured, robust, and thoroughly tested:

  • Swift Data Models & Rendering: Cleanly migrates BoardPackageStore and BoardStorage to use canonical artwork models (BoardArtworkShapeDocument, BoardArtworkTreatmentDocument), eliminates redundant validation logic, and supports proper normalized hold geometry, horizontal mirroring, and presentation overlays.
  • Python Catalog & Vectorizer Pipeline: Robust package discovery and loading in board_catalog.py and board_library.py, strict validation rules without ambient configuration leaks, safe no-follow descriptor operations for draft copying, and transactional rollback mechanisms for candidate promotion in workbench_promotion.py.
  • Test Coverage: Comprehensive unit tests covering single-file hangboard packages, discovery edge cases (symlinks, duplicate IDs, missing files), and specific board models (beastmaker-1000, beastmaker-2000, metolius-wood-grips-compact-ii).

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Main landed its own consolidation of the same single-file board-package
work this branch has been doing in parallel: stricter PNG structure
validation, aspectRatio-matches-decoded-pixels enforcement, and a
frame-must-match-flattened-shape-bounds check that's meaningfully
stricter than the Python-side check this branch relied on earlier.

Resolution:
- Took main's BoardPackageStore.swift, BoardStorage.swift,
  BoardMapView.swift, and GripDiagramView.swift wholesale -- more
  mature, already-reviewed implementations of the same refactor this
  branch was independently building.
- Reconciled TrainingModels.swift by hand: main independently placed
  BoardHoldPiece and its supporting geometry types in the same spot
  this branch's earlier commit did, so the auto-merge produced a
  duplicate declaration; kept main's copy and preserved this branch's
  defaultBoard fix on top of it.
- Docs conflicts were both sides tracking the same shared plan
  document; took main's further-along checklist state and its new
  aspectRatio-tolerance spec paragraph.

Main's stricter frame-bounds check (it flattens Bezier curves into
sample points rather than trusting raw control points) caught real
gaps this branch's earlier Python-side fix missed: Beastmaker jugs,
several Beastmaker 2000 slopers, all of Escape Beta 22's holds, and
two Lattice edges had curves whose actual rendered path didn't reach
their declared frame -- as opposed to just their control points, which
is what the old check compared. Retightened frames to the true
flattened-curve bounds and clamped the handful of control points that
then fell outside their frame; this is a real, if usually minor,
outline approximation on the worst-affected pieces (visually verified
against the source photo) and is an accepted tradeoff pending a proper
re-authoring pass on the curves with the largest control-point
overshoot.
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Summary & Status: LGTM 🚀

  • Swift Model & View Layer: Clean updates to TrainingModels.swift and DesignSystem.swift maintaining backward-compatible initializers, resilient defaultBoard resolution, and alignment with registered board packages.
  • Board Catalog & Artwork: Robust fail-closed validation, schema enforcement, path parsing, and sorting logic in board_artwork.py, board_catalog.py, and board_catalog_cli.py.
  • Board Library & Workbench Integration: Thorough file-descriptor locking (fcntl.flock with O_NOFOLLOW), safe transactional rollback during package promotion, and comprehensive validation report generation.
  • Testing: Complete test coverage across unit tests, CLI behaviors, staging contracts, symmetry properties, and individual board package definitions.

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@Asherlc Asherlc changed the title Add git workflow actions to hosted workbench Add single-file hangboard packages and onboard 5 new boards Aug 17, 2026
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All 17 original review threads on this PR are marked outdated by
GitHub (they were anchored to a stale local commit before the branch's
content changed), but the git-workflow-actions code they reviewed is
now live on this branch again via main's merge, and several of the
concerns are real, current bugs -- verified each individually against
the code before fixing rather than trusting the stale diff:

- server.py: `remote` reached `git push` as a raw remote-or-URL
  argument, so `{"remote": "ext::sh -c ..."}` executed an arbitrary
  command as the server user. Restrict it to an already-configured
  remote.
- server.py: git subprocess calls had no timeout, inherited stdin, and
  could prompt for credentials -- any of which hangs the request
  thread forever on a stale/expired token. Disable prompts, close
  stdin, add a timeout.
- server.py: concurrent requests on this ThreadingHTTPServer could
  interleave git mutations or race on index.lock; added a server-level
  lock around every git-touching handler. `git commit` also staged the
  entire checkout (`git add -A`) instead of just the board library.
- server.py: `/api/git/status` could raise past do_GET uncaught,
  dropping the connection instead of returning a JSON error, for any
  RequestError beyond the already-handled detached-HEAD case.
- server.py: dead branch-resolution code in _post_open_pull_request
  (isinstance check unreachable after the first branch already
  returned a str or raised).
- app.js: a git-status fetch failure was logged to the console only,
  never surfaced in the UI. A board-reload failure after a *successful*
  branch switch was reported as "could not switch branch," contradicting
  the repository state that had, in fact, changed.
- workbench-client.js: getGitStatus and listBranches normalized the
  same response two different ways; consolidated on one. openPullRequest
  threw an internal TypeError instead of its validation message when
  called with no argument.
- index.html: the commit-message input had no accessible name for
  screen readers.
- README.md: documented a 4xx status for a missing `gh` binary; the
  code actually returns 500 (a running-but-failing `gh` returns 400).
- test_server.py: the git fixture's setup commands ran against the
  developer's real global/system git config instead of an isolated one.
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38-45: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Document the required aspectRatio field.

The schema specification still requires aspectRatio to match assets/primary.png within 0.1%. This guide no longer tells authors to set or validate that field. A package authored from this guide can fail the canonical package contract. Restore the requirement here, or remove it consistently from the schema and validator.

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In `@docs/ADDING_A_BOARD.md` around lines 38 - 45, Update the board.json
requirements in the documentation to include the required aspectRatio field,
instructing authors to set it to the value matching assets/primary.png within
the schema’s 0.1% tolerance and validate it before packaging.
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Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 117-121: Update the CI pytest steps to run the entire tests
directory instead of only tests/test_generated_catalog_import.py, including the
later Run pytest suite step; preserve JUnit reporting there by retaining the
pytest-results.xml output option.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-14-single-file-hangboard-schema.md`:
- Around line 136-137: Update the “Run complete package verification” step to
include the Workbench test suite at Tools/HangboardWorkbench/tests alongside
Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests, or explicitly reference the existing
complete-suite command documented in TESTING.md.

In `@HangTen/Models/TrainingModels.swift`:
- Around line 797-805: Update BoardCatalog.defaultBoard to remove the all.first
fallback and fail with a clear fatal error whenever the board ID from
LegacyPlanSeedBoardMappings is missing or cannot be resolved by
packageStore.board(id:). Keep the mapped-board lookup as the only successful
path.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/README.md`:
- Around line 149-152: Remove the orphaned “Start a persisted onboarding run
from one local image or HTTP(S) source” lead-in from the README, leaving the
subsequent guided local workflow introduction intact.
- Line 34: Update the README hosting statement to clarify that remote hosting is
available through HangboardWorkbench server mode via --allow-remote, while the
packaged native app does not include remote hosting.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_artwork.py`:
- Around line 83-88: The path validation currently accepts out-of-range
coordinates and command sequences without drawable geometry. Update
PathCommand._point to require both coordinates in the inclusive 0–1 range, and
update BoardShapeDocument.from_json to require each path to begin with a move
command and contain a valid drawable command sequence; add rejection tests
covering these invalid cases.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_catalog.py`:
- Around line 395-397: Update the primary asset validation around primary to
open the file with Pillow, require image.format to equal PNG, and convert Pillow
decoder errors into ValueError while retaining the regular non-symlink file
check. Add a test covering invalid image bytes in assets/primary.png.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_library.py`:
- Around line 661-670: Update _package_revision_token and snapshot-related
callers to avoid reading every package file’s contents on each operation. Base
revision detection on file metadata plus board.json content, or cache tokens
using package stat results, and reuse a single snapshot across get_board,
copy_current_run, and copy_draft_source so work scales with the requested board.
- Around line 192-196: Cache the source image dimensions during initialization,
then update _region_document to reuse the cached width and height instead of
reopening self._asset for each document. Keep the existing document output
unchanged and ensure the cached size is available to all stage calls.
- Around line 685-693: Remove the unused _valid_package_slug static method
entirely, while preserving the existing direct uses of is_board_package_slug and
making no other changes.
- Around line 695-712: The second ancestor-validation loop in
_prepare_destination_parent should stop after checking the newly created
destination components and the first pre-existing ancestor identified by the
initial scan, rather than continuing to the filesystem root. Preserve the
existing symlink and directory validation for that bounded range so valid
temporary destinations, including macOS paths, remain usable.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/workbench_promotion.py`:
- Around line 39-45: Replace the ineffective basename-only slug check in the
promotion flow with the canonical is_board_package_slug predicate from
board_catalog, validating candidate.name before any copy or os.replace mutation
begins. Preserve the existing ValueError behavior for invalid slugs and leave
the directory validation unchanged.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/TESTING.md`:
- Line 20: Update the staging setup around stage_root so temporary-directory
creation does not assume .context already exists: either create .context first
or use a system temporary-directory location, while preserving the existing
staging workflow.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_approved_board_packages.py`:
- Around line 156-163: Update
test_direct_discovery_finds_compact_and_ignores_primary_only_drafts to expect
the six currently discovered registered packages and 28 drafts, preserving the
catalog.json absence assertion.

Apply the same fix in `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_board_library.py`
around lines 89 - 103: The same stale hard-coded published and draft inventory
assumptions appear in this test.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_board_library.py`:
- Around line 411-457: Update the subprocess.run stub in the copy_current_run
validation test to record each command while preserving the existing successful
CompletedProcess result, then assert that the expected validation commands were
invoked. Strengthen the report assertions by checking the check names alongside
their statuses, rather than relying on the number or order of checks alone.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_documentation_paths.py`:
- Around line 19-38: Update the _ci_workflow function to parse CI_WORKFLOW with
yaml.safe_load instead of invoking Ruby through subprocess, and remove the Ruby
availability check and skip behavior. Add PyYAML to the dev dependencies in
pyproject.toml while preserving the existing dictionary validation and return
behavior.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_workbench_end_to_end.py`:
- Around line 1244-1255: Remove the unused product_name, color, and region_keys
parameters and the corresponding del statement from _repository_library, leaving
only the root parameter and preserving its existing repository setup and return
behavior.

In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_workbench_validation.py`:
- Around line 68-74: Update _load_approved_artifacts to compute each loaded
artifact’s SHA-256 and compare it with the recorded acceptanceSha256 before
performing stage or schema validation; reject mismatches so post-approval edits
cannot remain approved, while preserving the existing path-loading and
validation flow for matching hashes.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@docs/ADDING_A_BOARD.md`:
- Around line 38-45: Update the board.json requirements in the documentation to
include the required aspectRatio field, instructing authors to set it to the
value matching assets/primary.png within the schema’s 0.1% tolerance and
validate it before packaging.
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  • HangTen/Views/DesignSystem.swift
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  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_library.py
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  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/workbench_validation.py
  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_approved_board_packages.py
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  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_beastmaker_2000_board_package.py
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  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_board_library.py
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  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_dewoodstok_woodbord_board_package.py
  • Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/test_documentation_paths.py
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code. Investigated each against the actual current state rather than
applying suggestions blindly -- several targeted an entirely
non-functional part of this package (board_library.py,
workbench_promotion.py, workbench_validation.py, and their tests all
import generic_stage0/onboarding_run/workbench modules that don't
exist anywhere in this repo's history on this branch or main; they're
orphaned scaffolding from an onboarding-pipeline design main itself
replaced in "Replace hangboard pipeline with direct Workbench tools
(#135)"). Left those alone rather than resurrecting or half-fixing an
already-abandoned subsystem; the CI-coverage suggestion in particular
would have turned CI red for the same reason.

Fixed the findings that target working code:

- conftest.py: load_board_catalog_module() was a stub returning a
  hand-rolled SimpleNamespace instead of the real board_catalog
  module, so it silently diverged from production behavior and broke
  at least one test outright (AttributeError: no load_board_package).
  Load the real module.
- test_approved_board_packages.py, test_lattice_triple_rung_board_package.py,
  test_escape_beta_22_board_package.py: stale hardcoded expectations
  from before this branch's own geometry-bounds fix, aspectRatio fix,
  and hold-metadata additions. Updated to match the current, correct
  values (each cross-checked against the actual board.json content).
- board_artwork.py: path commands accepted coordinates outside 0...1
  and shapes without a leading move/trailing close, so a package could
  validate with an unrenderable or out-of-frame path. Restrict the
  range and require a well-formed contour.
- board_catalog.py: assets/primary.png was accepted as any regular
  file; open and verify it as a real PNG before accepting the package.
- .github/workflows/ci.yml: the concurrency group didn't distinguish
  a PR-edited event from a synchronize (new commit) event, so editing
  a PR's title/description while its CI was still running would cancel
  that in-progress run. Key the group on the triggering action too.
- TESTING.md: the documented staging command assumed .context already
  existed before mktemp could create a directory under it.
- README.md, single-file-hangboard-schema.md: doc accuracy (remote
  hosting is live via the Workbench server, not "not yet shipped";
  removed an orphaned sentence with no following command; pointed
  "complete verification" at both test suites it actually requires).
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- Delete board_library.py, workbench_promotion.py, workbench_validation.py
  and their dependent test files: they import generic_stage0/onboarding_run/
  workbench/beastmaker_v14_paths/display_paths, modules main deleted in
  "Replace hangboard pipeline with direct Workbench tools (#135)". Prune the
  matching dead pyproject.toml script entries and package-data globs.
- Fix Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests/conftest.py's stub loader, unblocking
  test_board_catalog.py, test_board_catalog_cli.py, and
  test_board_package_staging.py, which only needed missing fixtures rather
  than the deleted modules above.
- Replace board_catalog.py's Pillow-based PNG validation with a pure-stdlib
  chunk/CRC validator: the module is loaded by a bare system interpreter
  during Xcode's "Stage Board Packages" build phase, which installs no
  dependencies, so the earlier PIL import broke every iOS build.
- Make BoardCatalog.defaultBoard fail loudly when the legacy-mapped board is
  missing instead of silently falling back to an unrelated board, matching
  its own doc comment's stated intent.
- Replace test_documentation_paths.py's ruby subprocess-based YAML parsing
  (silently skipped when Ruby is absent, flagged as a SAST command-injection
  concern) with PyYAML.
- Make window.confirm/prompt calls in the Workbench browser UI injectable via
  a HoldWorkbenchDialogs global, matching the existing client/controller DI
  pattern; the test harness's vm context never defined `window`, so any test
  reaching switchBranch()/openPullRequest() would throw. Fix a bug surfaced
  while adding coverage: git-branch-select had no change listener, so
  git-switch-button's disabled state never recomputed after picking a branch.
- Collapse server.py's do_POST git-mutation dispatch into a table instead of
  four repeated if-blocks, and drop a dead redundant /api/boards 404 branch.
- Ignore Python editable-install/bytecode artifacts (__pycache__, *.egg-info)
  that a bare `pip install -e` scatters into the tree.

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- CI's python job only ever ran test_generated_catalog_import.py, never the
  rest of Tools/HangboardPipeline/tests (43+ tests covering discovery,
  geometry, and package validation). Point both pytest invocations at the
  full tests directory and drop the now-redundant pre-staging run.
- board_catalog.py's PNG rejection paths (bad signature, corrupt chunk CRC)
  had no test coverage; add cases to the completed-package parametrization.
- board_artwork.py's path-geometry validation (0-1 coordinate range, must
  start with move/end with close) was already implemented but had no direct
  unit tests; add test_board_artwork.py covering the rejection and
  happy-path cases CodeRabbit asked for.
- Update the CI-guidance and documentation-path assertions in
  test_documentation_paths.py that hardcoded the old single-file pytest
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334-337: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not commit unrelated paths already present in the index.

Line 337 limits the new git add, but it does not clear unrelated paths that the user staged earlier. The following plain git commit commits every staged path. A Workbench commit can therefore include unrelated changes.

Use a path-limited commit such as git commit --only ... -- Hangboards, or use an isolated index. Check for changes with the same Hangboards path scope before committing.

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In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/server.py` around lines 334 - 337, Update the
Workbench commit flow around the git add and commit operations to ensure only
Hangboards changes are committed, excluding unrelated paths already staged by
the user. Use a path-limited commit or isolated index, and apply the same
Hangboards path scope when checking whether there are changes to commit.
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Inline comments:
In `@Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_catalog.py`:
- Around line 446-449: Update the PNG validation logic around the IEND handling
to track whether an IDAT chunk was encountered, require image dimensions and at
least one IDAT before accepting IEND, and reject IEND chunks with non-empty
payloads or trailing bytes after the chunk. Add fixtures covering a PNG without
IDAT data and a PNG with bytes after IEND.

In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/app.js`:
- Around line 636-638: Update the checkout flow around refreshGitState so its
failure result is preserved instead of being cleared by setValidation("").
Ensure status-refresh failure reports that the branch switched but repository
status is unavailable, while retaining the existing complete-success message
when refresh succeeds.

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Duplicate comments:
In `@Tools/HangboardWorkbench/server.py`:
- Around line 334-337: Update the Workbench commit flow around the git add and
commit operations to ensure only Hangboards changes are committed, excluding
unrelated paths already staged by the user. Use a path-limited commit or
isolated index, and apply the same Hangboards path scope when checking whether
there are changes to commit.
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Comment thread Tools/HangboardPipeline/src/hangboard_vectorizer/board_catalog.py
Comment thread Tools/HangboardWorkbench/app.js Outdated
- board_catalog.py's stdlib PNG validator accepted IEND without requiring a
  preceding IDAT chunk, without rejecting a non-empty IEND payload, and
  without checking for trailing bytes after IEND. A file with valid chunk
  CRCs but no image data (or garbage appended past the end) could pass
  package validation. Track IDAT presence and require IEND to be empty and
  terminate the file; add fixtures for both cases.
- app.js's switchBranch/commitChanges/pushBranch all had the same bug:
  after a successful git operation, they called refreshGitState() and then
  unconditionally cleared validation and reported full success, even when
  refreshGitState's own catch block had just set an error. Make
  refreshGitState() report success/failure and have all three callers show
  "<action succeeded>. Repository status unavailable." instead of masking
  the failure, while leaving refreshGitState's own error message in place.

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