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The chat redesign in #2370 landed its contents but not its frame. The numbered in-prose marks, the horizontal source rail, the question bubble and the source drawer all shipped — and then rendered inside the old raised AnswerCard with the full verification block above them and three stacked support rows below. New furniture in the old room. This is the frame, plus the two defects that framing exposed.
The box is gone.AnswerCard gains frame="bare": no border, background, shadow or panel padding, and no header divider. The card still owns the verification wording, the support word and the degraded banner, and still refuses to render an answer without them — only the container goes. The chat grid (assistant badge, prose column) was already there; it was simply nested inside a panel.
The warning is one quiet line.VerificationNotice gains presentation="inline": the same approved compact instruction held at every screen width, with the complete governed wording still rendered for print. On a source_only answer the full block, the support eyebrow and the Source-only disclosure stated one caution three times across eleven lines above a four-line answer. Caution states (stale_evidence, ungrounded) keep the warning icon and the warning colour, because quietening a caution is not the same as flattening it into a routine notice.
The rule through the Source-only pill is fixed. The rail heading carried border-t while the disclosure block above it carried -mb-2; the 8px pull put a full-width rule across a w-fit chip. Both are removed.
The three stacked rows are one line.AnswerSupportSummaryCard gains density="compact": the safety-findings row keeps its full prominence, while Evidence gaps and Report a problem collapse from two 56px two-line rows into one line of buttons. Same ids, same aria-controls targets, same routes, same wording.
The cited document shows its front page. A new GET /api/documents/[id]/cover returns the first-page thumbnail id and nothing else, and the source drawer renders it in the same 3:4 frame the document search card uses. The caption always says "Front page" and, where known, which page the passage is actually on — the index holds one cover per document and no per-page renders, so an uncaptioned thumbnail beside "p. 12" would read as page 12 and misrepresent the evidence.
--answer-message-gutter keeps the notice line in the prose column. The assistant badge is declared in a different component from the notice above it, and without a shared value the governance line hangs off the left edge of the answer it describes.
No approved clinical string was edited. The reduction is prominence only, and the complete wording still prints.
Verification
npm run test — 870 test files passed (870). Includes three new drawer-cover DOM tests and two new inline-notice tests.
npm run lint — passed (5437 input files).
npm run typecheck:source — passed (5437 input files).
npm run check:design-system-contract — passed (1012 production files); no ratchet moved. Scale ratchets unchanged at padding 42 / radius 20 / gap 20 / margin 52 / line-height 3.
npm run verify:ui — 519 passed (16.6m), exit code 0. Full Chromium project set (--grep-invert "@quarantine|@mockup").
node scripts/run-playwright.mjs tests/ui-smoke.spec.ts --project=chromium — 99 passed (2.8m), including the answer scroll-budget geometry assertions that measure answer-card-support and answer-source-rail.
Browser proof at 390px against /mockups/answer-chat-perfected-v2: answer-card reports data-frame="bare", border-top-width: 0px, transparent background; the verification notice block measures 32px where it previously exceeded 100px; the notice, support word, prose and rail all start at x=57. Drawer: GET /api/documents/<id>/cover 200, GET /api/images/<id>/signed-url 200, cover figure 80x143 with the page image decoded at 192x272.
npm run check:production-readiness — run, and it fails on pre-existing release-mode privacy debt unrelated to this diff: PRIV-PROVIDER-OPENAI-ZDR, PRIV-LEGAL-OPENAI-DPA, PRIV-LEGAL-RAILWAY-DPA, PRIV-LEGAL-APP8-CROSS-BORDER-BASIS, PRIV-LEGAL-APP1-APP5-NOTICE pending, plus two partials. These are tracked outstanding items (see #HVTYAT), not regressions introduced here. Reported rather than suppressed.
Risk and rollout
Risk: The verification notice is less prominent on the answer surface. That is the intended change and it was authorised by the clinical owner on 2026-08-25, but it is the item that deserves reviewer attention. Mitigations built in: no approved string was altered, print still carries the complete governed wording, caution states keep the warning icon and colour, and the Source-only disclosure that expands to the full sentence is unchanged. The second risk is the new cover route — a document-access surface — mitigated by reusing the existing authorization shape and by returning an id that is not itself a capability.
Rollback: git revert either commit independently. The frame commit and the cover commit share no files beyond the drawer, and the cover route is additive — reverting it removes a thumbnail and changes nothing else on the surface.
Provider or production effects: None. No provider-backed gate was run and no live service was called; all browser proof is against the local demo corpus.
RAG impact: none — no file under src/lib/rag/**, no retrieval RPC, no ranking surface, no golden fixture. classifyPullRequestFiles on this diff returns ragRanking: false. The cover id is fetched by a separate client request precisely so retrieval hydration did not have to be touched.
Clinical Governance Preflight
Source-backed claims still require linked source verification before clinical use
The verification instruction is quieter but never removed, never clamped and never collapsed behind a disclosure. Print retains the complete governed wording, and the Source-only disclosure still expands to the full sentence.
No patient-identifiable document workflow was introduced or expanded without explicit governance approval
No patient-identifiable workflow is touched. The new route reads a document's first-page thumbnail id and nothing else.
Unchanged. No Supabase configuration, migration or project reference is modified by this diff.
Service-role keys and private document access remain server-only
The new route runs server-side on the admin client, applies the document read rate limit, and performs an owner-scoped existence check on documents before document_images is queried, so an unauthorized caller cannot distinguish a real document id from a missing one. The id it returns is not a capability: /api/images/[id]/signed-url independently re-checks ownership and committed generation before signing. No key reaches the client.
Demo/synthetic content remains clearly separated from real clinical sources
The demo branch reads only demoImages under isDemoMode(), exactly as the sibling image routes do, and the synthetic covers keep their existing clinicalUseClass: "decorative_or_empty" classification.
Source metadata, review status, and outdated/unknown-source behavior remain conservative
The stale-source warning inside the drawer, the review-status wording on the rail cards, and the em-dash badge marking a retrieved-but-uncited document are all untouched. The cover fails to nothing: a failed or absent lookup renders no thumbnail and leaves the cited passage intact.
Deployment classification/TGA SaMD impact was checked when clinical decision-support behavior changed
No decision-support behaviour changed. Retrieval, ranking, answer generation, verification and render policy are untouched; this diff alters presentation and adds one read-only thumbnail lookup.
Notes
The cover thumbnail is deliberately captioned rather than shown bare. This is the one element on the surface that can mislead by being decorative, and three DOM tests pin the caption rather than the picture.
tests/design-sync-visual-exports.test.ts records the VerificationNotice props contract verbatim; the inline member was added to that assertion so a future variant cannot be added or dropped silently.
Medium Risk
Intentionally reduces on-screen prominence of verification copy (print unchanged) on a clinical answer surface, plus a new owner-scoped document read route—both mitigated by existing auth patterns and graceful cover degradation.
Overview
This PR reframes the clinical answer surface to match the approved chat layout instead of rendering the new rail and bubbles inside the old raised card.
AnswerCard gets an optional frame="bare" (used on the answer surface) that drops border, shadow, and panel padding while keeping verification, support wording, and degraded banners. The header aligns with the prose column via --answer-message-gutter, and verification uses presentation="inline" so screen readers see one compact governed line at all widths; print still gets the full wording. AnswerSupportSummaryCard adds density="compact" so evidence gaps and feedback collapse to a single chip row under the answer.
Small layout fixes remove the rail heading top border and the negative margin that drew a rule through the Source-only pill.
Source drawer loads a document front-page thumbnail through new GET /api/documents/[id]/cover and useDocumentCoverImageId (cached client fetch, no RAG hydration changes), with an explicit “Front page · passage on p. N” caption so the cover is not mistaken for the cited page. Design-sync prop contracts and tests cover the new props and cover behavior.
The chat redesign landed its contents but not its frame. The numbered marks,
the source rail, the question bubble and the drawer all shipped, then rendered
inside the old raised AnswerCard with the full verification block above them —
new furniture in the old room. This is the frame.
- `AnswerCard` gains `frame="bare"`: no border, background, shadow or panel
padding, and no header divider. The card still owns the verification wording,
the support word and the degraded banner, and still refuses to render an
answer without them. Only the box goes.
- `VerificationNotice` gains `presentation="inline"`: the same approved compact
instruction held at every screen width as one quiet line, with the complete
governed wording still printed. On a source-only answer the full block, the
support eyebrow and the Source-only disclosure stated one caution three times
in eleven lines; three identical alarms teach a reader to skip all three.
Caution states keep the warning icon and colour — quieting a caution is not
the same as flattening it into a routine notice.
- The rail heading loses its top border and the disclosure above it loses its
-8px bottom margin. Together they drew a rule straight through the
Source-only pill, which is a full-width line crossing a `w-fit` chip.
- `AnswerSupportSummaryCard` gains `density="compact"`: safety keeps its full
row, while evidence gaps and report collapse from two stacked 56px two-line
rows into one line of buttons. Same ids, same routes, same wording.
- `--answer-message-gutter` keeps the notice line in the prose column. The
assistant badge is declared in a different component from the notice above it,
and without a shared value the governance line hangs off the left of the
answer it belongs to.
Verified at 390px against /mockups/answer-chat-perfected-v2: notice, support
word, prose and rail all start at x=57; the card reports border 0px and a
transparent background; the notice block is 32px where it was over 100.
Clinical note: the shrink is presentation only. No approved string was edited,
print still carries the complete wording, and the owner authorised the reduced
prominence on 2026-08-25.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AP3MXGx1bGeEBmFKYkeLA8
A citation points into a physical-looking artefact, and a clinician who has
seen the front page of the protocol recognises it faster than they read its
title. The document search card already draws that thumbnail; the answer's
source drawer did not.
The cover id was the whole problem. It rides `RelatedDocument` on the search
payload and the answer surface never calls `/api/search`. Putting it on the
answer's own source rows would mean editing retrieval hydration — a protected
RAG surface, and far more blast radius than a thumbnail earns. `/api/documents/[id]`
already carries it but returns pages, chunks and images alongside: a
kilobyte-scale payload to render one 80px picture. So `/api/documents/[id]/cover`
returns the id and nothing else, behind the same authorization the rest of the
document API uses — read rate limit first, then an owner-scoped existence check
on `documents` BEFORE `document_images` is touched, so an unauthorized caller
cannot learn whether a document id is real from the difference between two
responses. The id is not itself a capability: `/api/images/[id]/signed-url`
re-checks ownership and committed generation before it signs anything.
The caption is the part that matters clinically. The index stores ONE first-page
thumbnail per document and no per-page renders, so a picture shown beside "p. 12"
with no caption reads as page 12 and quietly misrepresents the evidence. It
therefore always says "Front page" and, where known, where the passage actually
sits. Three DOM tests pin that, not the picture.
The lookup is cached per document including the misses — a text-only upload is
the common case and re-asking would spend a document-read rate-limit token to
learn the same null — and it fails to nothing: no cover, passage untouched.
Frame, surface and accent edge match `DocumentPagePreview` on the search card,
so one document looks like itself on both surfaces.
Verified at 390px: GET .../cover 200, GET /api/images/.../signed-url 200,
figure 80x143 with the page image decoded at 192x272.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AP3MXGx1bGeEBmFKYkeLA8
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The change adds bare answer surfaces, inline verification notices, compact evidence controls, shared alignment spacing, and document cover retrieval for source drawers. It also updates metadata and tests for the new presentation contracts.
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Answer presentation
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Summary
Presentation contracts and shared layout .design-sync/config.json, src/app/globals.css, src/components/ui/answer-card.tsx, src/components/ui/verification-notice.tsx
AnswerCard supports raised and bare frames. VerificationNotice supports inline presentation. Shared styling implements the new layouts and print behavior.
Clinical answer surfaces use inline notices, bare cards, compact support controls, and revised spacing. Tests cover presentation behavior and the updated contract.
Document cover flow
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Summary
Document cover retrieval and source display src/app/api/documents/[id]/cover/route.ts, src/components/clinical-dashboard/use-document-cover.ts, src/components/clinical-dashboard/answer-source-drawer.tsx, tests/answer-source-rail.dom.test.tsx
The route validates and authorizes cover requests. The hook caches and deduplicates lookups. The drawer renders signed front-page covers with passage context. Tests cover cached misses and lookup failures.
The PR updates answer framing, verification presentation, support density, and document-cover display without an indicated user or production regression. The gutter value should follow the shared design-token convention, but this is a localized follow-up and no merge-blocking risk remains.
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Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant AnswerSourceDrawer
participant useDocumentCoverImageId
participant DocumentCoverRoute
participant SignedImage
AnswerSourceDrawer->>useDocumentCoverImageId: Request cover for open document
useDocumentCoverImageId->>DocumentCoverRoute: GET document cover
DocumentCoverRoute-->>useDocumentCoverImageId: Return cover image ID or no-cover result
useDocumentCoverImageId-->>AnswerSourceDrawer: Provide cached cover image ID
AnswerSourceDrawer->>SignedImage: Render signed front-page image and caption
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AP3MXGx1bGeEBmFKYkeLA8
Move --answer-message-gutter into the Tailwind 4 token block. Reuse existing spacing tokens where available. This keeps shared layout values in the required design-token system.
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Two review findings from the Codex connector, both verified against the code
before acting and both real.
**A transient failure was cached as an answer.** `loadCoverImageId` funnelled
every outcome through one `return null`: an authoritative "this document has no
cover" and a 429, a 5xx or an offline blip were stored identically. Because the
map then held the id, every later drawer open skipped the request, so the
thumbnail could not come back without a full page reload. The loader now
distinguishes them — `null` is an answer and caches, `undefined` is the server
declining for now and is never cached — and a 404 counts as an answer, because
"gone, or not ours to read" is a real result rather than a hiccup.
**The route took an arbitrary cover row.** `fetchDocumentCoverImageIds` scans
`document_images` for a `cover_page` row with no ordering and no generation
filter, so a document mid-reindex or mid-cover-repair can return a staged row —
which `/api/images/[id]/signed-url` then refuses as uncommitted, silently losing
the thumbnail — or an obsolete duplicate, which shows the wrong front page beside
a citation. `documents.metadata.cover_image_id` is the selected cover: the worker
writes it in the same committed-core metadata patch as `index_generation_id`
(worker/main.ts). Read that first.
The scan stays as a fallback rather than being deleted. Documents indexed before
the pointer existed carry no such key, and dropping straight to no-thumbnail
would regress them; the signed-url route re-checks ownership and committed
generation either way, so the fallback cannot hand out something the stricter
path would have refused.
Two new DOM tests pin the recovery Codex asked for: a lookup that rejects once
and then succeeds shows the cover on reopen, while a 404 caches and is not
re-asked. 30 passed in that file.
Verified: lint passed (5438 input files), typecheck passed, `npm run test` 870
test files passed, and the drawer still resolves live at 390px —
`GET .../cover` 200, `GET /api/images/.../signed-url` 200, caption
"Front page · passage on p. 1".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AP3MXGx1bGeEBmFKYkeLA8
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Summary
The chat redesign in #2370 landed its contents but not its frame. The numbered in-prose marks, the horizontal source rail, the question bubble and the source drawer all shipped — and then rendered inside the old raised
AnswerCardwith the full verification block above them and three stacked support rows below. New furniture in the old room. This is the frame, plus the two defects that framing exposed.AnswerCardgainsframe="bare": no border, background, shadow or panel padding, and no header divider. The card still owns the verification wording, the support word and the degraded banner, and still refuses to render an answer without them — only the container goes. The chat grid (assistant badge, prose column) was already there; it was simply nested inside a panel.VerificationNoticegainspresentation="inline": the same approved compact instruction held at every screen width, with the complete governed wording still rendered for print. On asource_onlyanswer the full block, the support eyebrow and the Source-only disclosure stated one caution three times across eleven lines above a four-line answer. Caution states (stale_evidence,ungrounded) keep the warning icon and the warning colour, because quietening a caution is not the same as flattening it into a routine notice.border-twhile the disclosure block above it carried-mb-2; the 8px pull put a full-width rule across aw-fitchip. Both are removed.AnswerSupportSummaryCardgainsdensity="compact": the safety-findings row keeps its full prominence, while Evidence gaps and Report a problem collapse from two 56px two-line rows into one line of buttons. Same ids, samearia-controlstargets, same routes, same wording.GET /api/documents/[id]/coverreturns the first-page thumbnail id and nothing else, and the source drawer renders it in the same 3:4 frame the document search card uses. The caption always says "Front page" and, where known, which page the passage is actually on — the index holds one cover per document and no per-page renders, so an uncaptioned thumbnail beside "p. 12" would read as page 12 and misrepresent the evidence.--answer-message-gutterkeeps the notice line in the prose column. The assistant badge is declared in a different component from the notice above it, and without a shared value the governance line hangs off the left edge of the answer it describes.No approved clinical string was edited. The reduction is prominence only, and the complete wording still prints.
Verification
npm run test— 870 test files passed (870). Includes three new drawer-cover DOM tests and two new inline-notice tests.npm run lint— passed (5437 input files).npm run typecheck:source— passed (5437 input files).npm run check:design-system-contract— passed (1012 production files); no ratchet moved. Scale ratchets unchanged at padding 42 / radius 20 / gap 20 / margin 52 / line-height 3.npm run verify:ui— 519 passed (16.6m), exit code 0. Full Chromium project set (--grep-invert "@quarantine|@mockup").node scripts/run-playwright.mjs tests/ui-smoke.spec.ts --project=chromium— 99 passed (2.8m), including the answer scroll-budget geometry assertions that measureanswer-card-supportandanswer-source-rail./mockups/answer-chat-perfected-v2:answer-cardreportsdata-frame="bare",border-top-width: 0px, transparent background; the verification notice block measures 32px where it previously exceeded 100px; the notice, support word, prose and rail all start at x=57. Drawer:GET /api/documents/<id>/cover200,GET /api/images/<id>/signed-url200, cover figure 80x143 with the page image decoded at 192x272.npm run check:production-readiness— run, and it fails on pre-existing release-mode privacy debt unrelated to this diff:PRIV-PROVIDER-OPENAI-ZDR,PRIV-LEGAL-OPENAI-DPA,PRIV-LEGAL-RAILWAY-DPA,PRIV-LEGAL-APP8-CROSS-BORDER-BASIS,PRIV-LEGAL-APP1-APP5-NOTICEpending, plus two partials. These are tracked outstanding items (see#HVTYAT), not regressions introduced here. Reported rather than suppressed.Risk and rollout
git reverteither commit independently. The frame commit and the cover commit share no files beyond the drawer, and the cover route is additive — reverting it removes a thumbnail and changes nothing else on the surface.src/lib/rag/**, no retrieval RPC, no ranking surface, no golden fixture.classifyPullRequestFileson this diff returnsragRanking: false. The cover id is fetched by a separate client request precisely so retrieval hydration did not have to be touched.Clinical Governance Preflight
Clinical KB Database(sjrfecxgysukkwxsowpy)documentsbeforedocument_imagesis queried, so an unauthorized caller cannot distinguish a real document id from a missing one. The id it returns is not a capability:/api/images/[id]/signed-urlindependently re-checks ownership and committed generation before signing. No key reaches the client.demoImagesunderisDemoMode(), exactly as the sibling image routes do, and the synthetic covers keep their existingclinicalUseClass: "decorative_or_empty"classification.Notes
tests/design-sync-visual-exports.test.tsrecords theVerificationNoticeprops contract verbatim; theinlinemember was added to that assertion so a future variant cannot be added or dropped silently.Generated by Claude Code
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Medium Risk
Intentionally reduces on-screen prominence of verification copy (print unchanged) on a clinical answer surface, plus a new owner-scoped document read route—both mitigated by existing auth patterns and graceful cover degradation.
Overview
This PR reframes the clinical answer surface to match the approved chat layout instead of rendering the new rail and bubbles inside the old raised card.
AnswerCard gets an optional
frame="bare"(used on the answer surface) that drops border, shadow, and panel padding while keeping verification, support wording, and degraded banners. The header aligns with the prose column via--answer-message-gutter, and verification usespresentation="inline"so screen readers see one compact governed line at all widths; print still gets the full wording. AnswerSupportSummaryCard addsdensity="compact"so evidence gaps and feedback collapse to a single chip row under the answer.Small layout fixes remove the rail heading top border and the negative margin that drew a rule through the Source-only pill.
Source drawer loads a document front-page thumbnail through new
GET /api/documents/[id]/coveranduseDocumentCoverImageId(cached client fetch, no RAG hydration changes), with an explicit “Front page · passage on p. N” caption so the cover is not mistaken for the cited page. Design-sync prop contracts and tests cover the new props and cover behavior.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit c391de3. Configure here.
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