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feat(quiz): "practise the ones you missed" re-serves the questions you missed (#537 G5) - #593
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…#537 G5) "Practise the ones you missed" could only ever generate NEW questions on the same concept — the one item the student demonstrably could not answer was the one item they never saw again. E5 gave every stored question a stable identity, so the missed items can now be found in the source attempt and handed straight back: same stem, same options, same explanation, no model call. POST /api/quiz/generate takes an optional `source_attempt_id` (plus an optional `missed_question_hashes` override). The server derives which items were missed from that attempt's own `quiz_responses` rows, copies them verbatim out of its decrypted `questions_json`, and only runs generation for whatever the recovery is short of `num_questions`. The response carries `source: {attempt_id, reserved_count, regenerated_count}` so the client can tell "these are the ones you missed, again" from a partial or a full fallback. - services/quiz_reserve.py: the missed-hash read + the verbatim recovery, best-effort in the same sense the repetition guard is. - Re-served items keep `question_hash` (E5 identity survives across attempts) and their original provenance, plus `reserved_from`; `id` is renumbered because it is a position inside one attempt, not part of the item. - Both paths go through the SAME `_client_questions` projection, so the internals stay stripped. - The daily spend cap no longer blocks a quiz that generates nothing; the rate limit still applies. A failed remainder serves what was recovered instead of 502ing a quiz that was already in hand. - F5: nothing recoverable from a completed attempt is reported through `report_empty_result` — the degrade to generation is countable, not silent. - F6/quiz.started carry reserved_count + regenerated_count. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
) The client half of G5. `PRACTISE_MISSED` now carries the attempt just finished into the next generate as `source_attempt_id`, and the results eyebrow reads the server's own account of what it did: a quiz made entirely of the student's own missed items says "The ones you missed, again"; a partial re-serve or a full fallback keeps R-5's "Focused on what you missed", which is true of both. - lib/quiz/types.ts: `GenerateSource` on the generate response; `sourceAttemptId` + `reserved` on the session. - machine.ts: PRACTISE_MISSED names the source, GENERATED records the split, START/EXIT clear it, RESUME carries it back (the wire has no idea a resumed attempt was a practice run). - api.ts sends the attempt id and NEVER a question hash — hashes are internal and stripped from every response, so the server derives the misses itself. - The contract spec's R-5 ruling and its §8 seam list record G5 as closed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refs #537 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
M1 — the F5 silent-empty signal could not tell "missed nothing" from "recovered nothing". The `HAS_ATTEMPTS` probe is true by construction for a source attempt, so a 100%-scored one filed a discrepancy on every practice request. `missed_question_hashes` now returns `MissedQuestions(hashes, graded)` from one unfiltered read, and the route only signals when the attempt actually missed something: wrong rows recorded, or — for a pre-#537 attempt with no rows at all — the attempt's own `score < total`. M4 — "Try again" after a failed practice generate silently dropped the re-serve: `retry()` dispatches START, which clears `sourceAttemptId` by design. `StartRequest` can now carry it, and the retry restates it. M6 — `missed_question_hashes` without `source_attempt_id` could only ever be ignored (identities resolve against that attempt's questions and nothing else). A model_validator rejects the pair. Fixing M6 surfaced a latent envelope bug: a Pydantic validator raising ValueError puts the exception OBJECT into the error's `ctx`, which json.dumps cannot serialize — so the quiz 422 handler 500'd on the first cross-field rule anyone added. main.py now `jsonable_encoder`s the errors once, as FastAPI's own default handler does. M2 — documented, not fixed: `exam_days_away` is resolved inside the generation call, so a fully re-served attempt leaves it NULL. Noted at the skip site and in the contract spec's G5 row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…537) `_missed_something`'s docstring claimed the signal catches "drifted identities, an unrecognised stored shape". It does not. A wrong quiz_responses row whose question_index is out of range is skipped before is_correct is even read, and so is one whose stored question yields no wire_question_hash — both leave hashes empty with graded True, which resolves as "everything was right", and graded short-circuits before the score fallback could catch it. The docstring now states the three cases as they resolve, narrows the first to what it genuinely catches (an item that was named and still could not be served), and names the two silent shapes as a known gap with the fix: a wrong-row count on MissedQuestions instead of a bool. Also: the exam_days_away caveat in the contract spec's G5 row now covers a partial re-serve whose remainder generation failed, which leaves the column NULL for the same reason. Comments and docs only — no executable change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to This change can re-serve questions a student previously missed, but the current implementation can associate recovered questions with the wrong user-owned concept, miss answers from valid submit-only completions, or leave completed attempts without the data needed for reliable recovery. The request contract documentation is also incomplete, so the PR should not merge until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owners. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Student
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-22-quiz-frontend-contract.md`:
- Around line 79-82: Update the Section 4 generateQuiz contract to include
optional sourceAttemptId in the request interface and serialize it as
source_attempt_id when provided, preserving omission when absent so the
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| export interface GenerateSource { attempt_id: string; reserved_count: number; regenerated_count: number } // G5 | ||
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| resolved_difficulty: string; requested_count: number; delivered_count: number } | ||
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Update the Section 4 generateQuiz contract.
Section 4 still defines generateQuiz with only four request fields. It also omits source_attempt_id from the documented request body. An implementation that follows that section cannot request this new source response block.
Add optional sourceAttemptId and its conditional source_attempt_id serialization to the Section 4 API definition.
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-22-quiz-frontend-contract.md` around lines 79
- 82, Update the Section 4 generateQuiz contract to include optional
sourceAttemptId in the request interface and serialize it as source_attempt_id
when provided, preserving omission when absent so the conditional
GenerateResult.source behavior remains supported.
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Two conflicts, both in the files #590 and this branch both edited. models/__init__.py: #590 flipped `include_answer_key`'s default to false and replaced its comment with the canonical lifecycle account; this branch added `source_attempt_id` / `missed_question_hashes` and the validator that ties them together. Kept both — the flipped default and its prose verbatim, the G5 fields ahead of it, the validator after. routes/quiz.py: this branch relocated the agent-call except ladder out of `generate_quiz` into `_generate_or_502` so the re-serve branch can catch a failed top-up and still serve what it recovered; main (#592) added `has_graph=True` to the same call. Kept the relocation and carried the new argument (and its rationale) into the helper. #590's keyless projection, #591's attempt helpers and #592's hoisted lookups merged cleanly and are untouched — re-served questions still flow through the single `_client_questions` call, which strips `question_hash`/`provenance` on both the keyless and the opt-in keyed branch. Two G5 tests were written against the pre-flip default and are re-pointed: the keyed-projection test now opts in explicitly, and the keyless one adopts main's shared `assert_keyless_projection` fixture, which grounds the check in the answer key actually stored for the attempt. That fixture then caught G5's conditional top-level `source` block, so the shared key literal now names optional fields instead of requiring every response to carry them. The F5 assertions narrow to `quiz_reserve.missed_questions`: #592 makes an unrelated reporter fire on the same request under these mocks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Refs #537 — closes gap G5 in
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-22-quiz-frontend-contract.md(R-5 amended, §2 vocabulary updated, §8 seam list struck).
"Practise the ones you missed" could only ever generate NEW questions on the same concept.
The repetition guard made sure they were different questions, and the client labelled that
honestly — so the one item the student demonstrably could not answer was the one item they
never saw again. E5 gave every stored question a stable identity (
question_hash), which isexactly what was missing: the missed items can now be found in the source attempt and handed
straight back.
Server
POST /api/quiz/generateaccepts an optionalsource_attempt_id(and an optionalmissed_question_hashesoverride that nothing sends today — hashes are internal and strippedfrom every response). The server:
quiz_responsesrows (the onesgraded
is_correct = false), in asked order;questions_json— same stem, options,explanation,
question_hashand provenance — with no model call;num_questions, with the current "focused on what you missed" behaviour for thatremainder;
source: {attempt_id, reserved_count, regenerated_count}so the client can tellre-served-everything from re-served-some from re-served-nothing.
Both recovered and generated questions go through the same
_client_questionsprojection, so
question_hash/provenancestay stripped exactly as before.idisrenumbered (it addresses a question inside one attempt —
/answervalidates it), whilequestion_hashcarries over, so E5 identity survives across attempts.Details worth knowing:
QUIZ_ATTEMPT_NOT_FOUND,403
QUIZ_NOT_AUTHORIZED, and 400QUIZ_VALIDATION_ERRORfor an attempt that isn'tfinished (the closest state the enum supports —
ALREADY_COMPLETEDis the inverse andNOT_RESUMABLEis about resuming).repeated) and still applies to the regenerated remainder — which also means E6 already
tells the model not to rewrite them.
limit still applies to every request.
With nothing recovered, the 502 is unchanged.
report_empty_result— a re-serve that silently degrades to generation is countable."Missed something" is wrong answers recorded, or (for a pre-Revamp the quiz system: flow is bare-bones and half-wired, UI needs a redesign #537 attempt with no recorded
responses at all) the attempt's own
score < total. A clean sweep is silence: the probeitself can only ask "has this student completed an attempt", which is true by construction
here, so without that guard a perfect score would file a discrepancy every time.
quiz.startedcarryreserved_countandregenerated_count.backend/services/quiz_reserve.pyholds the missed-answer read and the verbatimrecovery, best-effort in the same sense the repetition guard is.
missed_question_hasheswithout asource_attempt_idis rejected, not ignored:identities only ever resolve against the named attempt's own questions. Adding that rule
surfaced a latent bug in the shared envelope — a Pydantic validator raising
ValueErrorputs the exception OBJECT into the error's
ctx, andmain.pyhandedexc.errors()rawto
JSONResponse, so the first cross-field rule on any quiz body would have come back as a500 instead of the enveloped 422.
main.pynowjsonable_encoders the errors once, asFastAPI's own default handler does, with a named regression test.
Known, deliberate
exam_days_awayis not recorded for a fully re-served attempt.days_until_next_examis resolved inside the generation call (one lookup serves both the prompt and the column),
and paying for round trips on a path that makes no model call, purely to fill a column
nothing reads back on the request path, isn't worth it. The column means "exam proximity at
generation time"; analytics over it read as "generated quizzes only". Stated at the skip
site and in the contract spec's R-5/G5 row.
auth.permission_deniedaudit event. Theownership check is an explicit comparison rather than
require_self(body.user_idwasalready proven to be the session user, and the comparison can carry a precise envelope
code), and
require_selfis what emits that event. Theerror.4xxmiddleware still countsthe response, so the 403 is not invisible — but it won't appear in the permission-denied
audit trail.
_generate_or_502stands. That generation really did fail, so the refund is defensible, but it means a model
outage lets a student re-serve repeatedly without consuming quota (bounded by the spend cap,
which still applies to anything that generates). Re-consuming the slot on the degrade path
is a reasonable follow-up.
It is structurally true — E6's
recent_question_identitiesreads the last attempts on theconcept, which includes the source — and the route defends the outcome anyway by dropping a
generated item whose hash collides with a re-served one (that IS tested).
provenance.reserved_fromis an addition to the copied provenance, not a replacement:the original record of where the item came from stays, and this records where it came back
from. Internal (stripped from every client payload) and outside the identity computation.
Known follow-ups (observability)
Not defects in this change — gaps in what it can SEE. Both are in the F5 signal, and both are
the same shape as the bug class F5 exists to end, so they are written down rather than left to
be rediscovered.
missed_question_hashesskips a wrongquiz_responsesrow whosequestion_indexis out of range, and one whose stored questionyields no
wire_question_hash. Either leaveshashesempty withgradedtrue, which_missed_somethingresolves as "everything was right" — andgradedshort-circuits beforethe
score < totalfallback could catch it. So an attempt whose recorded misses cannot beresolved re-serves nothing and says nothing. Fix: carry a wrong-row COUNT on
MissedQuestionsinstead of a bool; "N wrong rows, none of them mappable" is precisely thediscrepancy the current shape cannot express. Documented in
_missed_something's docstring./submitREADSquiz_responsesto reconcile but never backfills rows for answers it graded from thepayload, so an attempt with one recorded answer and four payload-graded ones is
graded = trueon the strength of that one row. If the recorded answer was right and the payloadones were wrong, N1's second case applies again: nothing to re-serve, nothing said.
Backfilling the reconciled answers into
quiz_responsesat submit would fix both this andthe re-serve itself (those attempts would become practisable), and is the more valuable of
the two follow-ups.
20260822090747_quiz_attempts_exam_days_away.sqldocuments what NULLmeans in that column — no course, no enrollment, no dated exams, or a failed lookup. There
is now a fourth cause, "no generation ran at all" (a full re-serve, or one whose remainder
failed). Applied migrations are immutable, so the comment stays as written; the caveat is
recorded at the skip site in
routes/quiz.pyand in the contract spec's G5 row.services/exam_proximity.pyis the durable home for it if anyone wants it nearer the codethat resolves the value.
Client (included — not a follow-up)
PRACTISE_MISSEDnames the attempt just finished assource_attempt_idon the nextgenerate, and the results eyebrow reads the server's own account: a quiz made entirely of the
student's own missed items says "The ones you missed, again"; a partial re-serve or a
full fallback keeps R-5's "Focused on what you missed". The client sends the attempt id only
— never a question hash.
retry()restates the source, so "Try again" on a failed practicegenerate is still a practice run.
Test evidence
backend/tests/test_quiz_reserve_g5.py— 32 new cases, TDD (RED: collection error →16 failures → GREEN). Full re-serve asserts the agent seam is not invoked; partial
asserts the prompt asks only for the remainder; none-recoverable falls back with
reserved_count: 0; identity + renumbering asserted on the stored row; both clientprojections asserted to strip internals; 404/403/400/422 refusals; spend-cap behaviour;
quiz.startedcounts; and the F5 signal both ways — it fires for an attempt that missedsomething and recovered nothing, and stays silent for a clean sweep or an unscored attempt.
backend/tests/test_quiz_preflight_a.py— one case pinning that a cross-field validatorcomes back as an enveloped 422 rather than a 500.
ruff check .clean.machine.test.ts,api.test.ts,useQuizSession.test.tsand
QuizResults.test.tsx— including that "Try again" on a failed practice generate isstill a practice run (
STARTclears the source by design; the retry restates it). Fullsuite 1161 passed;
tsc --noEmitclean;eslintexit 0.backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py(real HTTP + real Postgres:misses derived from rows the real
/answerwrote, identity read back out of the DB), andthe extended + new journeys in
frontend/e2e/quiz-journeys.spec.ts(the new one lets theroute answer for real and asserts the same question comes back plus the re-served copy).
Function-mode seam
Untouched: the re-serve makes no agent call, and the remainder uses the existing quiz
handler. No new handler is needed and
tests/test_e2e_function_handlers.pyis unaffected.Lane runs (overnight 2026-08-23, local stack under the flock, function mode)
quiz-journeys.spec.ts:534"the re-practice serves the SAME question back and says so (G5)" and the extended missed-review step/answerwrote, and the top-up/collision case)exam_days_awaydoc) — which surfaced and fixed a latentmain.py422-envelope bug (unserializablectxon cross-field validators); doc-only round 2; re-review clean.routes/quiz.py's generate handler with feat(quiz): flip include_answer_key default to false (#546) #590 (include_answer_keyflip). The moved except-ladder is byte-identical and the hunks avoid_client_questions/the flag line, so any conflict should resolve mechanically.Summary by CodeRabbit
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