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Carries the Phase 5 design documents onto main. The spec, the eight-task implementation plan, the roadmap of settled product decisions, a cold-start handover, and a paste-ready kickoff prompt. These were written on claude/ward-flow-phase-4-spec after PR Ward Flow Phase 4, and the prototype becomes its own developer-gated sandbox #2373 had already been squash-merged from an earlier point, so they stayed on the branch. A handover nobody can find is not a handover.
Carries three sidebar fixes forward for the same reason. The mode header repeated "Ward Flow / Synthetic patient-flow prototype" while the labelled panel was open, so the name appeared twice in one eyeline. The panel footer scrolled with its links, so on a 900px-tall screen the role switcher, the demo clock and the way out of the sandbox fell below the fold — a regression against the icon rail, which has always pinned those same controls. And the rail itself overflowed a 900px viewport with fourteen icons and their rules; its middle section now scrolls so the pinned bottom block stays reachable.
Fixes a defect found in review on this PR. The rule that stops the header repeating the prototype's name keyed off the expanded panel being a preceding sibling — but that panel is mounted at every width and merely display: none below 64rem, so it matched the hidden element too. A user who expanded the sidebar on a desktop and later opened the same browser at a tablet width got the icon rail with the header brand suppressed, and nothing on screen naming the prototype. The rule now lives inside the same 64rem media query that makes the panel visible.
Queues three outstanding-work inbox requests the merge-safe way: Phase 5 itself, the unvalidated bed-release state model, and six agreed enhancements not yet assigned to a phase.
Extends the project ledger from Phases 1–3 to Phases 1–5, and regenerates the outstanding-issues snapshot the new requests moved from 7 pending to 10.
Verified against main by file content rather than by commit reachability. After a squash merge every commit on the source branch looks unmerged, so only the contents can answer whether something landed.
Deliberately not carried forward: a restructuring of the rail tap-target journey. Another session solved the same problem differently in PR #2376, its version is on main and green, and two versions of one test is a fight later for no gain.
Verification
npm run typecheck — clean, 5447 input files, no errors.
npx vitest run tests/ward-*.test.ts tests/ward-*.dom.test.tsx --reporter dot — Test Files 40 passed (40), Tests 446 passed (446), 0 failed.
npm run check:outstanding-issues — "in step with data/outstanding-issues-snapshot.json (91 open, 10 pending)".
npx prettier --check on every changed file — "All matched files use Prettier code style!".
The new breakpoint guard was mutation-tested: the media query was changed to 640rem, the contract test failed, the change was reverted and it passed again. A guard that cannot fail is worse than no guard.
UI verification not run: the three carried-forward fixes were proven on the source branch with 48 Chromium journeys passing (node scripts/run-playwright.mjs tests/ui-ward-management.spec.ts tests/ui-ward-coordinator.spec.ts tests/ui-ward-roles.spec.ts --project=chromium-mockups, "48 passed") and screenshots captured and inspected at 390px, 820px and 1440px. The carried source is byte-identical, and the review fix is a pure media-query scope change pinned by a static contract test, so verify:ui was not re-run on unchanged rendered behaviour.
Risk and rollout
Risk: low — documentation plus presentation-only CSS and layout changes inside the developer-gated Ward Flow sandbox (/mockups/ward-flow), which 404s in production for non-administrators. No data model, no API route, no auth, no migration, no provider call, no environment change, and nothing under src/lib/rag/** or any retrieval, ranking, answer or ingestion surface.
Rollback: revert this PR's squash commit on main. Nothing in production depends on any of it, and the three outstanding-work inbox requests are additive files that a revert removes cleanly without touching the canonical ledger.
Clinical Governance Preflight
Ward Flow is a synthetic, offline prototype behind the administrator-only developer gate. It holds no patient data, reaches no provider, and is not clinical decision support. Each item below was checked against the actual diff rather than waved through: this change touches documentation, three CSS/layout fixes in that gated prototype, and one generated snapshot file. It introduces no patient-data path, no source-governance behaviour, no Supabase or credential change, and no clinical decision-support behaviour. The design documents it adds explicitly forbid any field describing a person on a bed release or leave bed, including sex, and forbid stating or inferring any figure from the Mental Health Act.
Source-backed claims still require linked source verification before clinical use
No patient-identifiable document workflow was introduced or expanded without explicit governance approval
Service-role keys and private document access remain server-only
Demo/synthetic content remains clearly separated from real clinical sources
Source metadata, review status, and outdated/unknown-source behavior remain conservative
Deployment classification/TGA SaMD impact was checked when clinical decision-support behavior changed
RAG impact: no retrieval behaviour change — nothing under src/lib/rag/**, clinical-search, retrieval-selection, released-search-order, ranking-config, evidence/result-sort/answer-ranking, the eval harness, the golden fixture, or the retrieval RPCs is touched by this diff.
Notes
Auto-merge is armed on this PR by the repository owner. It has been left exactly as set; every push here has been an ordinary fast-forward.
Another session pushed to this branch concurrently. Its work was merged in rather than overwritten.
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New Features
Added scrollable navigation for Ward Flow’s desktop clinical rail, keeping footer controls accessible when links exceed the viewport.
Separated sidebar navigation and footer areas for clearer access to ward links, role controls, and developer tools.
UI Improvements
Improved Ward Flow branding visibility across desktop, tablet, and phone layouts.
Added responsive behavior to prevent duplicate or misplaced branding.
Bug Fixes
Fixed responsive sidebar and header behavior across supported screen sizes.
Tests
Added coverage for Ward Flow branding and phone sidebar behavior.
The design for the phase that makes the capacity figure plannable: a lifecycle for
a bed release, leave beds as a distinct thing from empty beds, a discharge and
egress board, predicted capacity in four bands within today, and a freshness signal
on every screen.
Records eleven decisions, of which three are refusals worth naming:
- Nothing predicted may ever be added into "available now". A coordinator has to be
able to point at one number and say that is a bed I can fill this minute.
- Releases expected beyond tonight are excluded AND counted as excluded. Silent
truncation reads as having counted everything.
- Neither a bed release nor a leave bed carries sex, even though sex is the one
permitted patient attribute and carrying it would let the sex-mix column refresh
an hour earlier. Phase 4 wrote a structural privacy test against the type's own
field set; that test is worth more than the column.
Also corrects the record: Phase 4 already built the bed-release concept, its fixed
blocker list, its ward-only flag event and the ward's flagging panel. This phase
extends that rather than starting over, and the spec says which single existing
behaviour it changes - unitCapacity's raw "potential" count.
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The coordinator gains exactly one thing it may do to a ward's bed data - mark it
refresh requested, which the ward sees on its own screen. Nothing is sent and no
number changes. It is the phone call that says is that still right, modelled as a
mark rather than a message, so the hub is useful before notifications exist and
without acquiring notification's governance weight.
Tonight now ends at 22:00 rather than midnight, because midnight is a calendar
boundary and nobody hands over at one. Recorded as this prototype's choice in one
place, and named as a synthetic convenience rather than a claim about any real
roster.
The seeded scenario opens on its worst case: releases in every state, at least two
blocked, at least one unusable leave bed. A discharge board that opens empty
demonstrates nothing and one that opens all-confirmed demonstrates the wrong thing.
And the four states are recorded as unvalidated. Predicted, confirmed, blocked,
released is a software model of how a bed comes free; a ward charge nurse has not
checked it, and it may be a tidy version of something messier. Built anyway,
because a working model beats an unbuilt one and this one is cheap to change while
it is synthetic - but named as the single most valuable thing to check with a
clinician, and as the assumption most likely to be wrong.
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…ger brought current
Four documents so the next session does not have to reconstruct any of this from a
conversation that has ended.
The plan is eight tasks. Task 1 is serial because every other task reads its types;
then two fan-outs of three; then one verification sweep. Each implementer runs only
its own focused test file - the heavyweight lock is machine-wide, so agents that
each run the full suite queue behind one another and lose the parallelism the
fan-out bought. The expensive gates run once, at the end.
The roadmap records sixteen product decisions settled with the owner today, each
with its reason, because a refusal with no reason attached gets reversed by the next
person who finds it inconvenient. It also records the phase order, including the
morning page moving ahead of the community work: it is small, built entirely from
Phase 5's numbers, and it is the artefact that can be put in front of colleagues.
Finding out whether any of this is right is worth more than the next feature.
The handover is written for a session with no context at all, and it leads with the
traps rather than the architecture - eight of them, every one already paid for.
That a Playwright wrapper exits 0 on failure. That a busy lock is not a pass. That
green tests are not proof the screen is right: four defects this month passed every
structural check and were found by looking at a screenshot.
The complete ledger now runs Phases 1 to 5 rather than 1 to 3, and includes the two
Phase 4 figures that were corrected after the fact.
Three outstanding-work inbox requests queued the merge-safe way: Phase 5 itself, the
unvalidated state model, and the six agreed enhancements not yet assigned a phase.
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Self-sufficient by design: the constraints are stated inline rather than only
referenced, so they bind before the linked documents have been read. A prompt that
only says which files to read is a prompt whose safety rules are optional.
Carries the reading order, what is being built and what was already built in Phase 4
so nobody rebuilds it, the six non-negotiable constraints, the fan-out shape and why
it is shaped that way, the six traps that have actually bitten this project, the
first five actions, how to talk to the owner, and the one assumption worth raising
again before Phase 6 builds on it.
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…hind
PR #2373 was squash-merged from an earlier point than the branch reached, so three
fixes stayed on the branch while the sidebar rebuild itself landed. Verified against
main by content rather than by commit reachability - after a squash, every commit
looks unmerged, so only the file contents can answer the question.
Missing from main and restored here:
- The mode header repeated "Ward Flow / Synthetic patient-flow prototype" while the
labelled panel was open, so the name and tagline appeared twice in one eyeline.
The header keeps it when the rail is collapsed, because then it is the only place
the prototype is named.
- The panel footer scrolled with the links above it, so on a 900px-tall screen the
role switcher, the demo clock and the way out of the sandbox fell below the fold -
a regression against the icon rail, which has always pinned those same controls.
- The rail overflowed a 900px viewport with fourteen icons and their rules. Its
middle section now scrolls, so the pinned bottom block stays reachable. This rail's
overflow has already cost one silent defect, where the bottom block overlapped the
last links and swallowed their clicks while every link stayed in the DOM.
Deliberately NOT carried forward: my restructuring of the rail tap-target journey.
Another session solved the same problem differently in PR #2376 and its version is
on main and green. Two versions of one test is a fight later for no gain.
Typecheck clean over 5447 files. Ward suites 40 files, 445 passed, 0 failed.
Prettier clean on every changed file.
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The header brand uses modeBrand. Desktop and phone rules control which Ward Flow brand remains visible.
Sidebar composition and rail scrolling src/components/ward-management/ward-sidebar-content.tsx, src/components/ward-management/ward-management-navigation.tsx, src/components/ward-management/ward-management.module.css, src/components/ward-management/ward-sidebar.module.css
Desktop navigation and footer controls use separate components. The clinical rail navigation can scroll independently while the lower rail section remains separate.
This PR adds documentation and localized sidebar presentation fixes in a developer-gated prototype. It is mergeable with owner awareness that the breakpoint contract test should be strengthened and the literal breakpoint centralized to prevent future drift.
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Found in review by the Codex connector on PR #2384, and it is a real defect that no
check here could have caught.
The expanded sidebar panel is MOUNTED whenever the stored preference is expanded, at
every width - below 64rem it is merely display:none. The rule that stops the header
repeating the prototype's name keys off that panel being a preceding sibling, so it
matched the hidden aside too. A user who expanded the sidebar on a desktop and later
opened the same browser at a tablet width got the icon rail with the header brand
suppressed, and nothing on screen named the prototype at all.
The rule is now inside the same 64rem media query that makes the panel visible, so
the header keeps the name at exactly the widths where the panel does not show it.
tests/ward-sidebar-phone-contract.test.ts pins it, and pins it non-vacuously: the
assertion walks back from the rule to the nearest enclosing @media and requires that
block to be the 64rem one, rather than merely finding the string somewhere in the
file. Mutated the breakpoint to 640rem and watched it fail; reverted and watched it
pass. Ward suites 40 files, 446 passed, 0 failed.
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A second session was working this PR concurrently and fixed the brand-hierarchy
defect the same way, in the same media query, minutes apart. Merged rather than
overwritten. The only conflict was the explanatory comment above the rule; kept the
fuller one, which names the failure mode and the test that pins it.
Both sides' tests are retained. Ward suites 40 files, 446 passed, 0 failed.
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Add @reference "../../app/globals.css"; and replace 64rem with theme(--breakpoint-desktop) in the media query. Update tests/ward-sidebar-phone-contract.test.ts to assert the tokenized form. Otherwise, a future change to --breakpoint-desktop can leave this selector at a stale cutoff.
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In `@src/components/ward-management/ward-management-modes.module.css` at line 80,
Update the stylesheet using the shared theme breakpoint: add the globals.css
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The nonblocking Advisory UI failure was an exact-minute test race: the one-hour countdown can tick from 1h 00m to 59m before the assertion. Follow-up PR test(ward-flow): pin demo countdown clock #2392 pins the browser clock before navigation; it merged as f5f39c334622cfe30ed7e885b6e7ac42ba2af5bb, and exact-head Advisory UI plus all required checks passed.
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Summary
main. The spec, the eight-task implementation plan, the roadmap of settled product decisions, a cold-start handover, and a paste-ready kickoff prompt. These were written onclaude/ward-flow-phase-4-specafter PR Ward Flow Phase 4, and the prototype becomes its own developer-gated sandbox #2373 had already been squash-merged from an earlier point, so they stayed on the branch. A handover nobody can find is not a handover.display: nonebelow 64rem, so it matched the hidden element too. A user who expanded the sidebar on a desktop and later opened the same browser at a tablet width got the icon rail with the header brand suppressed, and nothing on screen naming the prototype. The rule now lives inside the same 64rem media query that makes the panel visible.Verified against
mainby file content rather than by commit reachability. After a squash merge every commit on the source branch looks unmerged, so only the contents can answer whether something landed.Deliberately not carried forward: a restructuring of the rail tap-target journey. Another session solved the same problem differently in PR #2376, its version is on
mainand green, and two versions of one test is a fight later for no gain.Verification
npm run typecheck— clean, 5447 input files, no errors.npx vitest run tests/ward-*.test.ts tests/ward-*.dom.test.tsx --reporter dot— Test Files 40 passed (40), Tests 446 passed (446), 0 failed.npm run check:outstanding-issues— "in step with data/outstanding-issues-snapshot.json (91 open, 10 pending)".npx prettier --checkon every changed file — "All matched files use Prettier code style!".640rem, the contract test failed, the change was reverted and it passed again. A guard that cannot fail is worse than no guard.UI verification not run: the three carried-forward fixes were proven on the source branch with 48 Chromium journeys passing (
node scripts/run-playwright.mjs tests/ui-ward-management.spec.ts tests/ui-ward-coordinator.spec.ts tests/ui-ward-roles.spec.ts --project=chromium-mockups, "48 passed") and screenshots captured and inspected at 390px, 820px and 1440px. The carried source is byte-identical, and the review fix is a pure media-query scope change pinned by a static contract test, soverify:uiwas not re-run on unchanged rendered behaviour.Risk and rollout
Risk: low — documentation plus presentation-only CSS and layout changes inside the developer-gated Ward Flow sandbox (
/mockups/ward-flow), which 404s in production for non-administrators. No data model, no API route, no auth, no migration, no provider call, no environment change, and nothing undersrc/lib/rag/**or any retrieval, ranking, answer or ingestion surface.Rollback: revert this PR's squash commit on
main. Nothing in production depends on any of it, and the three outstanding-work inbox requests are additive files that a revert removes cleanly without touching the canonical ledger.Clinical Governance Preflight
Ward Flow is a synthetic, offline prototype behind the administrator-only developer gate. It holds no patient data, reaches no provider, and is not clinical decision support. Each item below was checked against the actual diff rather than waved through: this change touches documentation, three CSS/layout fixes in that gated prototype, and one generated snapshot file. It introduces no patient-data path, no source-governance behaviour, no Supabase or credential change, and no clinical decision-support behaviour. The design documents it adds explicitly forbid any field describing a person on a bed release or leave bed, including sex, and forbid stating or inferring any figure from the Mental Health Act.
Clinical KB Database(sjrfecxgysukkwxsowpy)RAG impact: no retrieval behaviour change — nothing under
src/lib/rag/**, clinical-search, retrieval-selection, released-search-order, ranking-config, evidence/result-sort/answer-ranking, the eval harness, the golden fixture, or the retrieval RPCs is touched by this diff.Notes
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