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Contribution operations now accept a typed ContributionCommand at the Core boundary. Action handlers share the existing orchestration, and Mission Control consumes a client-safe Core catalog for its operation definitions. HTTP requests, persisted correction-request rows, and batch callbacks retain their existing actionType and payload shape.
The refactor preserves permission checks, approved-request overlays, reason/confirmation ordering, tenant scope, Stripe authority, and Staged Gift authority. Internal handlers stay private; the staff catalog has a separate client-safe package export. No migration or new environment variable is required.
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All 19 review conversations were reconciled with the complete REST/GraphQL comment inventory. The pending-refund finding was independently disproved: the production adapter already persists the provider attempt before returning, while correction creation is a plain insert. Moving that insert before the missing-reference error would create duplicate corrections on retry. Source-backed disposition.
Published head a383ef3af12ed1e38d0e9e61f2e7a89a598bb72e, tree 64573b09bbc5b92f7456aeff67aaef7972196c0e, includes current develop commit bd9acc44313761d3371996c85376373782da02fb through an ordinary merge. Complete comparison preserves all 17,651 tree entries, the exact 34-path feature patch, and all 64 disjoint incoming base paths. No attribution-history reconstruction occurred.
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Normal full pre-push bun run ci:preflight passes all three application builds and 4,370 tests; four existing tests remain skipped.
Fresh focused command, action, catalog, approval, real refund-adapter, admin-shell and incoming architecture suites pass 218 tests across nine files. Generated skill verification passes.
Pinned Shadscan 0.1.1 repository baseline/floor/pre-commit score: 43/43/43. Normal commit and pre-push hooks remain enabled.
CI, CI Integration, and Shadscan pass on the current published head, including every applicable individual browser/integration job. Checkout logs bind those results to tested merge 2f91d1c36bdadfeb17cb5e63b3788708c9f21f8b, with the exact base/head parents and candidate tree above. Only the production-only E2E aggregate is intentionally skipped for develop. Hosted preview qualification remains pending.
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Target is develop; no production release or protected-branch push
Deployment controls unchanged
No migrations or new environment variables
Rollback uses a reviewed revert of this refactor; external payload contracts remain unchanged
Normal commit and pre-push hooks retained
Shared preview/build prerequisites #1915 and #1916 must actually land before final current-base and hosted qualification. Deferred implementation contracts, including C-01's owner decision, remain governed by their existing sources. Inherited C-02 architecture documentation is not runtime qualification; this module extraction does not settle those decisions.
Core now accepts a typed ContributionCommand. HTTP requests, stored correction requests, and batch callbacks keep their existing actionType and payload format; adapters parse those inputs before calling Core.
Core routes commands through internal action handlers and shared runtime utilities. The command parser preserves unknown or incorrectly typed fields in extras.
A shared, client-safe operation catalog now supplies operation definitions and action labels to Mission Control shells.
The changes document the command model in the glossary and ADR-CD-0034.
New tests cover command parsing, serialization, catalog behavior, and action validation. The PR description reports 137 passing tests and passing API and admin typechecks.
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Walkthrough
The contribution operation flow now uses typed commands at the Core boundary. Shared catalog definitions move to a client-safe module. Execution logic is centralized in runtime helpers and dedicated handlers. Routes, batches, correction requests, admin consumers, documentation, and tests use the new contract.
Typed command variants, payload parsing and serialization, operation metadata, public exports, and Core seam documentation were added. Tests cover command handling and catalog behavior.
Transport and approval adapters packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/route.ts, packages/api/src/admin/contribution-batches/route.ts, packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/correction-requests.ts, tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-test-helpers.ts, tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-correction-requests.test.ts
HTTP, batch, and approved-correction inputs are parsed into commands before execution. The test helper adapts bag-shaped test inputs to the command interface.
Runtime policy and command dispatch packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-runtime.ts, packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/actions.ts, packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/index.ts
Shared runtime helpers provide validation, authorization, revision checks, persistence, idempotency, provider-outcome, approval, and notification behavior. The coordinator dispatches commands to action handlers.
No actionable current-head risk was identified in the reviewed change; it is mergeable after normal checks.
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In `@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-batches/route.ts`:
- Around line 358-369: Hoist the result of
createContributionActionDependencies(supabaseAdmin) outside the
executeContributionAction callback and reuse that shared dependency object for
every record in the batch. Keep the callback’s command parsing and other action
fields unchanged, matching the existing synchronous batch path.
In
`@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/correction.ts`:
- Around line 1-21: Reorder imports in
packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/correction.ts
(lines 1-21) by placing ../action-runtime before ../permissions and separating
shared, sibling, and type groups with blank lines; apply the same grouping in
packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/approve-staged-gift.ts
(lines 1-14), placing ../action-runtime before ../types with a blank line
between groups.
Apply the same fix in
`@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/crm-retry.ts`
around lines 2 - 10: Same missing blank line between import groups.
In `@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/crm-retry.ts`:
- Around line 24-36: Replace string-keyed payload lookups with typed fields from
the narrowed ContributionCommand. In
packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/crm-retry.ts
lines 24-36, read stagedGiftId, allocationId, and scope from the narrowed
command; in
packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/donor-relink.ts
lines 25-26, read and validate donorId from the narrowed donor_relink command;
and in
packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/resend-receipt.ts
lines 19-21, read stagedGiftId from the narrowed resend_receipt command while
preserving input.stagedGiftId precedence. Keep commandPayload only where the
full bag is required.
In `@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/refund.ts`:
- Around line 64-81: In the refund handler, validate the normalized pending
provider reference before calling createCorrectionRecord, and replace the bare
Error with an ApiHttpError using the module’s existing provider-error
conventions; add the ApiHttpError import from ../../../shared/http-errors.
Ensure invalid pending outcomes fail before any correction record is persisted.
In `@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-runtime.ts`:
- Around line 707-735: Update correctionRequestIdempotencyKey to compute
stableFingerprint(requestContext) once and use a single key construction,
selecting the existing confirmation- or context-prefixed literal based on
confirmationToken. Preserve both prefix values and existing idempotency-key
output.
In `@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/command.ts`:
- Around line 344-349: Update the three reparsing sites in action-runtime.ts to
call withCommandPayload instead of duplicating parseContributionCommand logic,
and export withCommandPayload through the package barrel so production usage
matches its existing tests.
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Keep deferred validation for correction fields.fundId is explicitly unknown in command.ts, and correctionEffectiveValues rejects numeric values with 400 before inserting contribution_adjustments; no invalid value reaches persistence.
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Security review (security_reviewer): no MEDIUM+ findings. Typed command parse at HTTP/batch/correction adapters preserves prior permission, approval overlay, and empty-string 400 ordering. Catalog subpath is client-safe labels only; handlers stay off the package barrel. Extra payload keys round-trip without changing action type or actor capabilities.
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Shadcn/UI Review
Reviewed from the perspective of shadcn/ui correctness, Base UI composition, and Maia visual language. This PR does not introduce a new UI surface, so there are no independently resolvable inline findings on RIGHT-side hunks.
1. FINAL VERDICT
SAFE TO MERGE
This is a Core command/catalog seam change. The only UI edits re-export the existing staff catalog and swap blocked-reason prefixes onto contributionActionTitle(). No new shadcn primitives, theme tokens, overlays, forms, or Maia geometry were added. None of the merge-fail conditions for this reviewer apply.
2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
What the PR is doing: Moves Contribution Operations staff catalog (OPERATION_DEFINITIONS, titles, buildPayload) into packages/api/.../catalog.ts and points Mission Control shells at that SSOT, alongside the typed Core command work.
What it gets right: App imports stay on @asym/ui/components/shadcn/*. Existing Dialog/Sheet titles remain. Field validation wiring (data-invalid + aria-invalid) is unchanged. Semantic tokens on the touched label span stay text-muted-foreground / text-foreground.
Biggest shadcn or Maia risks: None introduced. Pre-existing shell/sheet patterns (space-y-*, missing FieldGroup, raw amber + dark: on the result warning, loading div instead of Skeleton/Spinner) still exist, but ADR-CD-0034 explicitly kept a 1,300-line shell rewrite out of scope.
What matters most: Do not block this command-type PR for pre-existing Mission Control UI debt. A later UI pass can align the operation shell with FieldGroup, Skeleton, Spinner, and tokenized warning tone.
3. PROJECT CONTEXT SNAPSHOT
From bunx --bun shadcn@latest info --json in packages/ui, plus packages/ui/components.json:
packageManager: Bun (bunx --bun shadcn@latest)
framework: shadcn reports Manual for packages/ui; consuming apps are Next.js App Router
isRSC:false in UI package config (rsc: false). Admin surfaces correctly keep "use client" where they use state/hooks.
installed components relevant to the existing shells:dialog, sheet, field (includes FieldGroup/FieldSet), alert, button, checkbox, input, textarea, badge, avatar, separator, scroll-area, skeleton, spinner, empty
Current style is Maia. No mismatch.
4. PR IMPACT MAP
What changed: Catalog moved out of operation-shell.tsx; contribution-detail-sheet.tsx uses contributionActionTitle() for blocked-action prefixes. No packages/ui, components.json, or globals.css edits.
Which shadcn components were touched: None as source. Consumers still compose Dialog, Sheet, Field, Alert, Button, Checkbox, Input, Textarea, Badge, Avatar, Separator.
Which components should have been used: Not for this diff. A later pass on the existing shell could use FieldGroup, Skeleton, Spinner, and Alert for blocked/loading/result states.
Shared primitives: Untouched.
Theme tokens / styling system: Untouched.
Toward or away from Maia: Neutral. Copy is now one catalog; pixels are the same system as before.
Docs checked: Field, Dialog, Button (Base). Field docs want FieldGroup around related Fields; Dialog wants DialogTitle (already present); Button loading uses Spinner + data-icon, not fake isLoading.
5. HARD BLOCKERS
None.
No Radix asChild / wrong-base API in the diff.
Dialog and Sheet already have titles.
No new form that drops Field labeling.
No InputGroup misuse.
No new raw-color shadcn UI.
Imports use @asym/ui/... and lucide-react.
Buttons do not grow isLoading / isPending props.
6. HIGH RISK ISSUES
None introduced by this PR.
Pre-existing patterns in the same files (not in this diff, not merge-blocking here):
operation-shell.tsx stacks fields with space-y-4 instead of FieldGroup (flex + gap-*). Field docs: wrap related Fields in FieldGroup.
Result warning uses text-amber-700 dark:text-amber-400 instead of semantic tokens / Alert.
Loading copy is a custom div/p rather than Skeleton + Spinner (both installed).
ADR-CD-0034 rejected rewriting the shells in this change. Leave that for a dedicated UI PR.
7. MEDIUM RISK ISSUES
None in the changed hunks.
User-visible copy (product, not shadcn): the sheet blocked list used to say CRM approval/posting / CRM posting retry and now uses catalog titles, including CRM posting unavailable for those two actions. If a row is blocked for another reason (permissions, state), that prefix can read like a capability statement. Worth a product check; not a design-system merge fail.
8. LOW RISK ISSUES AND SUGGESTIONS
Pre-existing space-y-* in the shell and sheet vs flex flex-col gap-*.
Pre-existing Button icons in the sheet (RefreshCcw, Undo2) use size-3.5 and no data-icon.
Pre-existing DialogTitle className="text-base font-semibold" overrides title typography; layout-only className is the rule.
className="h-11" on shell Buttons is a local height override; size="lg" is the variant path if you want system sizing later.
None of these are in the added lines of this PR.
9. MAIA FIT ASSESSMENT
Does the changed UI feel like Maia? Yes, because it is the same UI. Catalog wiring does not add a sharper/denser preset.
Where it aligns: Semantic tokens on the blocked-reason prefix; existing Dialog radius/padding; Alert for risk copy.
Where it drifts: Only pre-existing shell density (space-y, amber warning, custom loading). Not caused here.
Acceptable? Yes for this PR. Do not treat leftover Mission Control chrome as Maia regression from a Core seam change.
10. WHAT THE PR GETS RIGHT
Component choice: Keeps Dialog for the focused operation and Sheet for detail. Correct overlay split.
Composition:DialogTitle / DialogDescription and SheetTitle / SheetDescription stay in place. Avatar still has AvatarFallback.
Tokens: Touched label uses text-foreground / text-muted-foreground, not raw palette classes.
Maia: No new angular, dense, or one-off styled island.
Icons: No lucide → other-library swap. No string-key icons.
Forms: Existing Field + FieldLabel + FieldError + data-invalid / aria-invalid is unchanged and already matches Field validation docs.
11. ORDERED FIX PLAN FROM FIRST TO LAST
Nothing required before merge for shadcn/Maia. Invalid API, base mismatch, missing titles, and token-file drift are absent.
Second (later PR): Wrap operation-shell fields in FieldGroup; replace loading div with Skeleton/Spinner; move warning tone onto Alert + semantic tokens.
Third: Replace space-y-* with flex + gap-*; add data-icon on sheet action Buttons; prefer size variants over h-11.
Last: Broader Contributions Hub status-dot / badge token cleanup (bg-emerald-500, etc.) is outside this PR.
Order matters because this PR’s job is the Core catalog, not a visual rewrite. Mixing a shell restyle into the command-type change would hide the seam work and fight ADR-CD-0034.
12. VALIDATION PLAN BEFORE MERGE
cd packages/ui && bunx --bun shadcn@latest info --json — confirmed base-maia / base / lucide / v4 / styles/globals.css.
bunx --bun shadcn@latest docs dialog field alert sheet button empty skeleton spinner badge — fetched; Field wants FieldGroup (pre-existing gap, not this diff).
Touched components are installed; none newly imported as if they exist when they do not.
Imports: @asym/ui/components/shadcn/* and @asym/api/admin/contribution-operations/catalog. Correct for apps.
Base vs Radix: no asChild added. Dialog is @base-ui/react/dialog.
Forms: still Field + labels; FieldGroup remains a follow-up, not a new break.
Overlays: Dialog and Sheet titles present.
Buttons: no fake loading props.
Icons: lucide; no new Button icon without data-icon in added lines.
Theme file: unchanged.
Maia visual: no pixel-system change to review beyond copy.
No new raw Tailwind colors or dark: overrides in the diff.
13. WHAT TO WATCH IN RE REVIEW
Closest files:apps/admin/app/(app)/contributions/operation-shell.tsx, contribution-detail-sheet.tsx — only if a follow-up commit starts restyling them.
Human visual: blocked-reason prefixes in the detail sheet after the title helper swap, especially CRM actions labeled CRM posting unavailable.
Human structural: confirm the catalog import stays on the client-safe subpath (already documented in the shell) so the client bundle does not pull the server barrel.
14. FOLLOW UP IDEAS
Dedicated Maia pass on Contribution Operation Shell: FieldGroup, Skeleton, Spinner, tokenized result tones.
Sheet action Buttons: data-icon and drop manual size-* on icons inside Button.
Hub-wide status colors: move emerald/blue/amber dots onto semantic or chart tokens.
15. OPEN QUESTIONS
Should CRM blocked-list prefixes stay action names (CRM posting retry) instead of the catalog dialog title (CRM posting unavailable) when the block is not the CRM-capability flag? Product copy, not shadcn.
gh GraphQL returned 401 in this environment; review used git diff 0a569f0...10bbb34 plus live shadcn info --json. Prior GitHub review threads could not be listed here; cleanup_previous is set so this remains the single visible assessment from this automation.
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Shadcn/UI Review
Reviewed from the perspective of shadcn/ui correctness, Base UI composition, and Maia visual language. There are no confirmed inline findings on this diff: the only UI change is a catalog-title string swap plus a client-safe re-export. I left no inline comments.
1. FINAL VERDICT
SAFE TO MERGE
None of the shadcn merge-fail conditions apply. This PR does not add custom markup, wrong-base APIs, missing overlay titles, fake Button loading props, raw new colors, or theme-file drift.
2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
What the PR is doing: Deepens Contribution Operations Core with a typed command, internal handlers, and a shared staff catalog. Mission Control shells now import that catalog instead of owning a duplicate copy.
What it gets right: Leaves the existing Dialog / Field / Alert / Button / Sheet composition in place. Imports stay on @asym/ui/components/shadcn/*. ADR-CD-0034 explicitly keeps the 1,300-line shells out of rewrite scope.
Biggest shadcn or Maia risks: None introduced by this diff. Pre-existing shell density (space-y-*, icon sizing, one amber dark: warning) remains, but this PR does not spread it.
What matters most: Do not treat this as a UI restyle. Merge on command/catalog correctness; do not block on Maia cleanup that the ADR deferred.
Technical: Project is base-maia / base (Base UI render, not Radix asChild). Touched files do not change primitive APIs. Plain language: The screens look the same. Staff labels for blocked CRM actions now use the shared catalog title instead of a one-off map.
3. PROJECT CONTEXT SNAPSHOT
From cd packages/ui && bunx --bun shadcn@latest info --json (live):
packageManager: Bun (bunx --bun shadcn@latest)
framework: Manual in packages/ui; apps are Next.js App Router
isRSC:false in the UI package; admin files already use "use client"
What changed: 30 files, +2648/−1573. Almost all packages/api contribution-operations. UI: operation-shell.tsx re-exports Core catalog types; contribution-detail-sheet.tsx uses contributionActionTitle(); one identity unit test.
Shadcn components touched: None as source. Surrounding JSX still uses Dialog, DialogTitle, Field, Alert, Button, Sheet, SheetTitle, AvatarFallback, Separator.
Components that should have been used: Not applicable for this delta. The blocked-reason list remains a semantic <ul> with token classes, which is acceptable for a text list (not an Empty, not a fake Alert).
Shared primitives: No packages/ui edits.
Theme tokens / styling system: No components.json or globals.css changes.
Toward or away from Maia: Neutral. Catalog copy stays verbatim with the previous shell (ADR decision 5). Visual language is unchanged.
5. HARD BLOCKERS
None.
6. HIGH RISK ISSUES
None introduced by this PR.
7. MEDIUM RISK ISSUES
None in the RIGHT-side UI hunks.
Copy note (product, not shadcn): Blocked-list prefixes for CRM actions change from the old local map ("CRM approval/posting", "CRM posting retry") to catalog titles ("CRM posting unavailable"). That is SSOT alignment, not a composition bug.
8. LOW RISK ISSUES AND SUGGESTIONS
Pre-existing in the shells, out of scope per ADR-CD-0034 (rejected rewriting Mission Control shells):
space-y-* stacks instead of flex flex-col gap-* / FieldGroup
Loading div instead of Skeleton / Spinner
Result warning uses text-amber-700 dark:text-amber-400 instead of semantic tokens / Alert variant
Sheet action Buttons use lucide icons with size-3.5 and no data-icon
Do not block this PR on those. They are follow-ups if a later PR restyles the shells.
9. MAIA FIT ASSESSMENT
Does it feel like Maia? Unchanged. Soft token-driven sheet/dialog surfaces remain.
Where it aligns: Semantic text-muted-foreground / text-foreground on the blocked list; existing rounded-xl action buttons stay.
Where it drifts: Only the inherited shell density noted above, not new drift.
Acceptable? Yes. Blocking Maia cleanup here would fight the ADR.
10. WHAT THE PR GETS RIGHT
Component choice: No new custom primitives; reuses installed Dialog/Field/Alert/Button/Sheet.
Composition: DialogTitle and SheetTitle remain; AvatarFallback remains.
Icons: No new icon-library mismatch; still lucide.
Forms: Field + data-invalid / aria-invalid wiring in the shell is untouched.
Base vs Radix: No asChild introduced; aliases match @asym/ui/components/shadcn.
RSC: Client catalog import is a documented client-safe subpath, not the server barrel.
11. ORDERED FIX PLAN FROM FIRST TO LAST
Nothing required before merge. Invalid API / a11y structure / theme-file issues are absent.
Later (if shells are restyled): replace space-y-* with FieldGroup/gap; Skeleton/Spinner for loading; Alert or semantic tokens for result warnings; data-icon on Button icons without sizing classes.
Why this order: Fail conditions are about broken system APIs. This PR does not touch those. Cleanup only pays off when someone actually redesigns the 1,300-line shells.
12. VALIDATION PLAN BEFORE MERGE
cd packages/ui && bunx --bun shadcn@latest info --json — confirmed base-maia / base / lucide / v4.
Docs lookup for Dialog, Sheet, Field, Button, Alert — Dialog/Sheet require titles; existing files still have them.
Touched components are installed — yes; none newly imported.
Imports use real aliases — @asym/ui/components/shadcn/* unchanged.
Base vs Radix — no Radix asChild in the delta.
Forms / FieldGroup — not newly added; pre-existing Field usage preserved.
Visual Maia check — no layout/spacing/radius change in the hunks; browser walkthrough not required for this delta.
No new raw Tailwind colors or dark: overrides in the diff.
13. WHAT TO WATCH IN RE-REVIEW
Closest files:apps/admin/app/(app)/contributions/operation-shell.tsx and contribution-detail-sheet.tsx only if a follow-up commit restyles JSX.
Human visual: Confirm blocked CRM rows now say “CRM posting unavailable” and still read as muted helper text, not a new badge/alert.
Structural: Confirm the shell still imports catalog from @asym/api/admin/contribution-operations/catalog and not the server barrel.
14. FOLLOW UP IDEAS
Maia/shadcn cleanup of the operation shell and detail sheet (FieldGroup, Skeleton/Spinner, data-icon, drop amber dark:). Explicitly out of this PR.
15. OPEN QUESTIONS
None that block shadcn correctness. gh GraphQL is often 401 in this environment; review used the trigger git range 0a569f0c...10bbb34a plus live shadcn info.
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Pre-Mortem Bug Finder
Reviewed from the perspective of an adversarial failure-mode / invariant hunt on the typed Contribution command seam. I left separate inline comments for each confirmed or high-confidence issue. Merge safety stays with GitHub checks; this is COMMENT, not a block.
FINAL VERDICT
SAFE TO MERGE WITH FIXES — not a money-path refund leak, but not merge-clean. There is a confirmed UI contract regression, a confirmed silent-wrong CRM mutation default for invalid scope, and a money-path extras contract that current execute tests never prove.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This PR moves Core from executeContributionAction({ actionType, payload }) to a discriminated ContributionCommand. HTTP, stored correction-request rows, and batch callbacks stay bags; adapters parse immediately before Core. Product money/auth sequencing is largely preserved (403-before-400, stagedGiftId merge, fingerprints).
Hidden-failure risk is at the new extras / serialize seam: typed fields are not the execute source of truth. Handlers still consume serializeContributionCommand bags. Invalid CRM scope parks in extras and then retries the parent gift. String refund amounts park in extras; today the handler 400s, but no execute test proves that. The admin sheet also renamed blocked CRM actions from “CRM approval/posting” / “CRM posting retry” to “CRM posting unavailable”.
FAILURE MODEL SNAPSHOT
Invariants: 403-before-400; extras round-trip unknown/wrong-typed keys; one Core function; catalog SSOT for staff UI; fingerprints stable; refunds only positive safe-integer cents; approved overlay replaces caller command; typed command fields should match execute meaning (currently they do not — serialize(extras) wins).
Input partitions: string/NaN/null amounts; empty vs whitespace IDs; wrong-typed known keys; invalid CRM scope (foo, designation ); leftover allocationId on parent retry; approved overlay vs caller payload.
Decisions: parse type vs extras; payload.scope === "designation" vs else-parent; allocationId in payload always 400s empty; overlay vs merge.
States: parse → permission → approved overlay → normalize → reason/confirm → handler → pending vs direct mutation.
Timing: duplicate submit + idempotency; stale expectedRevision on apply (pre-existing).
Failure modes: silent parent CRM retry; string amount 400 vs silent refund if handler mutates; blocked-action copy; leftover allocationId 400 on parent retry.
HIGH CONFIDENCE LIKELY BUGS / TEST BLINDS
See inline: extras string refund amount never asserted through executeContributionActionFromBag.
TEST BLIND SPOTS
Flip refund handler to Number(payload.amount) — command tests still pass; actions tests never send string amounts.
Change CRM else-branch to designation — only exact parent/designation bags are tested.
Drop allocationId empty-400 for retry — no parent+leftover-id test.
POSSIBLE ISSUES NEEDING PROOF
Parent retry bags that still contain allocationId (leftover or extras null) 400 in normalizeActionPayload even though parent does not need the id. UI parent payload is { scope: "parent" } only, so the sheet is fine; API/stored bags may not be. Pre-existing extract, extras makes wrong-typed ids survive parse.
Catalog dollarsToCents float/NaN — copied verbatim; shell still validates before submit. Not a new Core bug.
process-batch still passes bags — ADR-intentional; HTTP wrapper parses.
WHAT THE PR GETS RIGHT
Parse does not 400 empty strings (403-before-400 preserved).
HTTP / apply / batch wrappers all parse before Core.
Catalog is a client-safe subpath, not the server barrel.
stableFingerprint still sorts keys.
Refund handler still uses requirePositiveSafeIntegerPayload (typeof number), so extras string amounts do not refund today.
Tests alias executeContributionActionFromBag so existing action coverage still hits Core.
ORDERED FIX PLAN
Restore distinct CRM action titles in catalog/sheet (user-visible contract).
Reject unknown CRM scope after permissions (or document+test parent fallback as intentional) — silent wrong mutation.
Add execute tests: { amount: "1000" } refund 400s and never calls Stripe; { scope: "foo" } CRM retry 400s or is explicitly asserted as parent.
Follow-up: leftover allocationId on parent retry.
VALIDATION PLAN BEFORE MERGE
Sheet blocked list: approve vs retry still distinct labels.
Same for amount: null, amount: NaN, missing amount.
payload: { scope: "foo" } and { scope: "designation " } CRM retry → 400 (preferred) or documented parent.
Designation retry still requires allocationId; parent retry without allocationId still works.
Permission-denied still 403 before empty-string 400.
Approved overlay still replaces caller command.
WHAT TO WATCH IN RE REVIEW command.ts extras vs serialize; crm-retry.ts scope ternary; refund.ts vs typed command.amount; catalog titles vs CONTRIBUTION_ACTION_TITLES; contribution-detail-sheet.tsx blocked copy.
FOLLOW UP
Move handlers off serialized bags onto the typed command so extras cannot override meaning. Tighten catalog money helpers if they ever become the submit gate.
OPEN QUESTIONS
Is parent-fallback for unknown CRM scope an intentional compatibility default? If yes, lock it with an execute test and stop calling extras a lossless parking lot for enums that change mutation target.
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Critical Bug Check
No critical bugs found in this pull request.
Plain language
This change is a large internal rewrite of how Mission Control handles gift operations (refunds, amount/fund corrections, receipts, CRM retry, and Stripe replay). Staff still send the same request shape they always did: an action name plus a JSON bag of fields. The server now turns that bag into a typed command before it runs the operation.
I traced the money paths, approval/apply path, batch adapter, and staff form payload builders looking for anything that could refund the wrong amount, apply a stored correction incorrectly, skip a permission check, double-charge a provider, or drop fields from a saved request.
I did not find a concrete scenario that would cause data loss, a crash on a live path, a permission bypass, or a silent money/payload truncation. The rewrite keeps the previous execute order (permissions → apply approved request → normalize → reason/confirmation → handler) and the same refund/correction/replay bodies. Staff dollar-to-cents conversion is the same Math.round(parseFloat * 100) formula, moved into @asym/api rather than changed. HTTP still cannot pass approvedRequestId; approval still goes through the existing decision route.
Practical impact: this PR is safe to review on product grounds as a seam/typing refactor, not as a change to who can move money or how much money moves. I am not opening a fix PR.
Technical analysis
Scope. Diff 0a569f0c...10bbb34a (~30 files, +2648/−1573). Head 10bbb34aad9f94314b9e97fc2184005a504daac5. Executor split: actions.ts dispatches; permission/normalize/approval/idempotency live in action-runtime.ts; bodies live in action-handlers/*. Adapters (route.ts, correction-requests.ts, contribution-batches/route.ts) call parseContributionCommand before executeContributionAction.
Parse/serialize round-trip.parseContributionCommand does not trim or 400 empty strings (execute still owns that). Unknown keys and untyped known-key values (for example a string refund amount) stay in extras. serializeContributionCommand overlays typed fields over extras and always returns a Record<string, unknown> (follow-up 62ae9995). Fingerprints use stableSerialize (sorted keys) over commandPayload(), matching the old input.payload ?? {} contract, so omitted HTTP payload (zod default {}) does not change idempotency keys. I could not construct a trigger where serialize drops a stored correction field or changes a provider/correction idempotency key for a real JSON bag.
Refunds. Handler still requirePositiveSafeIntegerPayload after serialize, still gates on requiresCorrectionApproval, still uses providerIdempotencyKey, still records pending provider outcomes as pending and links via linkAndReconcilePendingRefundAttempt. String amounts are not coerced at parse time; they fail the same 400 as before.
Corrections / approval apply.decideContributionCorrectionRequest still overlays confirmed receipt delivery onto the stored bag, then parses that applicationPayload. The inline validateApprovedCorrectionRequest still matches tenant/contribution/actionType/request id and returns the overlay payload; it does not require byte-equal requestedPayload. Apply still uses correction-request-apply/${tenantId}/${requestId} as the idempotency key and still clears expectedRevision for the documented fingerprint-staleness reason.
Permissions.assertActorPermissions / assertCanExecuteDirectly / assertApprovedRequestCapabilities were moved, not rewritten. The action POST schema still has no approvedRequestId, so an HTTP client cannot skip the decision route.
Batches.process-batch.ts still speaks actionType + payload. The route adapter strips those keys and parses before execute. Preview skip rules are unchanged.
Catalog / UI.OPERATION_DEFINITIONS.buildPayload is a lift-and-shift from operation-shell.tsx into @asym/api/admin/contribution-operations/catalog (dedicated export, not the server barrel). Client components keep importing the pure catalog submodule. Blocked-action labels in the detail sheet now use contributionActionTitle (CRM copy becomes “CRM posting unavailable”); that is staff-facing wording, not a money-path defect.
Non-critical (not reported): unknown CRM scope still falls through to parent (pre-existing); catalog parseFloat of non-numeric dollars still yields NaN and then a 400 at execute; metadata_update still 501s.
Validation.bunx vitest run on contribution-operations-command, -catalog, -actions, and contribution-correction-requests: 4 files, 82 tests, all passed.
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Thermo-Nuclear Code Quality Review
Verdict
No high-confidence blocking issues. This PR matches ADR-CD-0034: a typed ContributionCommand at the Core seam, HTTP/storage/batch remaining bags, parse that does not 400 on empty strings, extras round-trip, a client-safe catalog SSOT, and internal handler extraction. I looked for structural regressions, code-judo misses, spaghetti growth, 1k-line crossings, and contract breaks, then discarded each candidate that did not have a demonstrated failure mode or a contract violation.
Findings
None. Every suspected issue was checked against the diff, call sites, ADR, and tests and did not survive disproof.
Candidates that were not reported, and why:
“Typed command is immediately serialized back to a bag.” Production adapters parse at route.ts, correction-requests.ts, and the batch route wrappers. action-runtime.commandPayload / handlers then serialize for fingerprints, correction-request storage, and applyCorrection({ payload: Record<string, unknown> }). ADR-CD-0034 Decision 2 and 6 explicitly keep those bags and keep handlers internal. Requiring handlers to consume typed fields in this PR would be a follow-on rewrite, not a defect in the stated seam.
Correction fields typed as unknown. That is honest while applyCorrection still takes an untyped payload. Parse uses “key” in bag so null/non-string values round-trip; tests cover non-string fundId and a string refund amount parked in extras.
action-runtime.ts at 920 lines. It is a new extraction from a 1,408-line actions.ts, still under 1,000 lines. operation-shell.tsx shrank 1,314 → 1,153. No file in this diff crosses the 1k threshold.
CRM/overlay importing catalog through the shell re-export.operation-shell.tsx re-exports the same OPERATION_DEFINITIONS object; contribution-operation-shell.test.tsx asserts identity with the catalog module. Not a contract break.
Validation
bunx vitest run tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-command.test.ts tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-catalog.test.ts tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-actions.test.ts tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-correction-requests.test.ts tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-route-contract.test.ts tests/unit/apps/admin/app/contribution-operation-shell.test.tsx
Result: 6 files, 147 tests, all passed (Vitest 4.1.4, ~3s).
What I checked
Core seam: ExecuteContributionActionInput.command, parseContributionCommand / serializeContributionCommand / extras / representedKeys, exhaustive switches in parse, serialize, and executeContributionAction.
Permission/normalize order: assertActorPermissions then applyApprovedCorrectionRequest then normalizeActionInput (empty-string 400s after permission). HTTP actionRequestSchema still validates actionType before parse, so unknown-type 400s at the adapter are not a 403-before-400 inversion for the public route.
Adapters: POST route.ts (~215), correction-requests.ts apply (~441), batch POST and POST_PROCESS_BATCH parse wrappers. Batch Core process-batch.ts still bag-shaped, as the ADR requires.
Handlers under action-handlers/: still bag helpers for stagedGiftId merge, refund amount, CRM scope, correction applyCorrection payload — consistent with unchanged settlement authorities.
Catalog SSOT: packages/api export ./admin/contribution-operations/catalog is not on the server barrel. catalog.ts is type-only against types.ts (no command.ts / Node crypto). Shell copy moved verbatim; buildPayload still returns cents / fundId: null / empty bags. contributionActionTitle covers all 15 action types.
Tests: command round-trip (unknown keys, string refund amount, empty strings not trimmed at parse, whitespace kept until executor normalize), catalog snapshots, existing executor specs via executeContributionActionFromBag, shell identity, route contract schema.
File-size / spaghetti: no new special-case branches bolted onto unrelated modules; normalize action-type if-chains moved with the executor, they were not newly scattered.
Notes
Follow-on deepening (not required here): once fingerprints and applyCorrection can accept a command or a typed payload, handlers can stop calling commandPayload on every path. Until then, serialize at the storage/fingerprint boundary is the correct remaining bag.
Watch the 1k line:action-runtime.ts is 920 lines. Another substantial helper dump into that file should split first.
Product behavior claimed unchanged: same HTTP contract, same permission/approval/empty-string ordering, Stripe and staged-gift authorities untouched. Focused tests agree.
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Improve Codebase Architecture Review
Verdict
This PR improves architecture at the public Core seam and still introduces non-blocking High + Medium concerns. Adapters now parse into a typed Contribution command, executeContributionAction no longer takes actionType plus payload, the staff catalog lives in Core, and handlers stay internal. That matches CONTEXT.md, OpenSpec (one Core function), and ADR-CD-0034. The incomplete deepening: Core implementation still treats the JSON bag as the working representation, correction variants keep named unknown fields (ADR extras not applied), and the catalog SSOT is re-exported through the Mission Control shell so CRM still imports staff copy from a UI module.
This is COMMENT, not REQUEST_CHANGES. HTTP, storage, and batch bags, plus the 1,300-line shell rewrite, stay out of scope per ADR-CD-0034.
Architectural Findings
Finding 1: Core still works on serialized bags after parse
Severity: High Location:packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-runtime.ts (commandPayload, normalizeActionPayload) and action handlers, e.g. action-handlers/refund.ts lines 28-29; same pattern in donor-relink.ts, crm-retry.ts, resend-receipt.ts, approve-staged-gift.ts, correction.ts Architectural concern: The public interface is command: ContributionCommand. Immediately after parse, Core serializes (commandPayload equals serializeContributionCommand), mutates bag keys (stagedGiftId, allocationId, donorId, stripeEventId), re-parses, then handlers re-learn those keys from the bag (requirePositiveSafeIntegerPayload(payload, "amount") instead of input.command.amount; payload.scope instead of input.command.scope). Required change: After narrowing, handlers and normalize read input.command. Call serializeContributionCommand only at storage, fingerprint, and bag-shaped dependency adapters (applyCorrection, createCorrectionRequest, requested-payload audit). Add a typed require-positive-safe-integer helper on an optional number so refund and donor-relink do not take an untyped payload bag.
Technical explanation:
This is a shallow Core module: interface complexity dropped (discriminated union) while implementation complexity stayed on the bag. Leverage of the command type is unused at the only place it should hide work. Locality is worse than before parse existed. Adding a field now means parse plus serialize overlay plus normalize bag keys plus handler bag reads. commandPayload inside handlers fails the deletion test: deleting it concentrates reads on the typed command; it does not explode callers. Serializing at applyCorrection is a real adapter (bag-shaped dependency). Serializing so the refund handler can look up "amount" is not.
Plain-language explanation:
You converted the front door to a typed command, then immediately turned it back into an untyped dictionary and taught every action to read the dictionary. The next person (or AI) still has to know both shapes to change a refund amount.
Architectural impact:
Cognitive load stays dual-shape. Drift risk: typed field and bag key can disagree after normalize and re-parse. AI navigability of "where is amount validated?" still lands on bag helpers, not RefundCommand.
Suggested deepening opportunity:
Treat ContributionCommand as Core's only working interface. Bags exist only at the HTTP, storage, and batch seam ADR already named. Normalize optional strings on the command (or a small command-normalize helper), not by round-tripping through an untyped payload bag.
Finding 2: Correction commands keep named unknown and violate ADR extras
Severity: High Location:packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/command.ts lines 44-69 (Amount, FundOrDesignation, Allocation, PaymentState correction) and parse branches 214-273; locked in by contribution-operations-command.test.ts ("preserves untyped correction fields including non-string fund ids") Architectural concern: ADR-CD-0034 decision 4: unknown keys and wrong-typed known keys go on extras. Refund already does that (string amount goes to extras, typed amount stays undefined). Corrections assign bag.amount and bag.fundId onto named unknown fields (numeric fundId stays on fundId, not extras). That is the bag as the type, not a deep command. Required change: Type correction fields like refund (optional number amount, optional string fundId and missionaryId, optional string status, designationLines as the structured optional type Core already applies, not unknown). Parse with optionalNumberField and optionalStringField (and a typed lines helper). Wrong types go to extras. Update the fundId:12 test to expect fundId undefined and extras.fundId === 12. Do not 400 on empty strings at parse.
Technical explanation:
Named unknown is a pass-through interface: callers hold as much as the JSON bag. Round-trip does not require unknown. Extras plus serialize overlay already preserve a numeric fundId, same as refund. The test currently specifies the leak. Depth of ContributionCommand is uneven: CRM retry scope is parent or designation with extras for other strings; fund correction, the higher-risk staff action, is unknown.
Plain-language explanation:
Refunds got a real number field. Corrections, where staff risk is highest, still say "whatever was in the JSON." The ADR already said wrong types belong in extras so fingerprints round-trip without poisoning the typed fields.
Architectural impact:
Handlers and applyCorrection cannot trust correction fields. TypeScript will not catch a numeric fundId. Future work will keep reading the bag because the command does not say anything useful.
Suggested deepening opportunity:
One parse rule for every known key: typed or extras, never both. Correction modules then get the same leverage refund already has.
Finding 3: Staff catalog SSOT re-exported through the operation shell
Severity: Medium Location:apps/admin/app/(app)/contributions/operation-shell.tsx lines 91-97; consumers gift-inline-action-controls.tsx lines 27-32 and contribution-detail-overlay.tsx lines 22-25 (those import paths were not all rewritten in this PR; the new leak is the Core re-export) Architectural concern: ADR-CD-0034 decision 5: catalog lives in Core; shells import it. This PR moves OPERATION_DEFINITIONS into catalog.ts and then re-exports it from the shell. CRM inline actions still depend on the contribution-detail UI module for staff titles and payload builders. contribution-detail-sheet.tsx already imports the catalog subpath, so there are two paths for one SSOT. Required change: Point overlay and gift-inline-action-controls.tsx at @asym/api/admin/contribution-operations/catalog. Delete the shell re-export (or keep a one-release deprecated alias with a sunset comment). Keep using ContributionOperationShell as a UI module; do not import catalog from it. This is not a 1,300-line shell rewrite.
Technical explanation:
Re-export is a shallow module: interface equals Core's catalog interface, implementation is a re-export. Deleting it concentrates ownership on Core and does not explode implementation. Leaving it creates a fake seam (UI as catalog adapter) with one real owner. Tests asserting OPERATION_DEFINITIONS identity with the catalog import document dual paths, not depth.
Plain-language explanation:
You moved the menu of staff actions into Core, then left a side door on the giant form shell. CRM still pretends the shell owns that menu.
Architectural impact:
CRM to contribution-detail coupling survives the SSOT move. AI navigability: "where is refund title defined?" still has two answers.
Suggested deepening opportunity:
Catalog locality in Core only. Shell owns form, phase, and submit. Overlay mounts the shell; it should not re-export Core data.
Deletion test observations
commandPayload in handlers: Fail (shallow). Deleting it concentrates validation on input.command.
Named unknown on correction commands: Fail (shallow). Deleting unknown in favor of typed fields plus extras does not lose round-trip; extras overlay already preserves wrong types.
Shell re-export of OPERATION_DEFINITIONS: Fail (shallow). Deleting it forces callers onto the catalog subpath ADR named.
action-handlers split: Pass (deep, keep). Deleting it recreates the 1,400-line switch. ADR: handlers internal.
parseContributionCommand at HTTP, correction, and batch route: Pass (deep, keep). Real adapter at the bag seam.
HTTP, storage, and batch bags: Do not delete. ADR-CD-0034.
executeContributionActionFromBag in tests: Keep. ADR: tests that built bags use the helper; public seam stays executeContributionAction.
Validation
Command: bunx vitest run on contribution-operations-command.test.ts, contribution-operations-catalog.test.ts, contribution-operations-actions.test.ts, contribution-operation-shell.test.tsx.
Result: 4 files, 127 tests passed (Vitest 4.1.4). These characterize current behavior, including the extras leak the fundId:12 test specifies. No production code was changed in this review.
What I checked
CONTEXT.md Contribution command; feature CONTEXT under contribution-detail
ADR-CD-0034 (accepted): typed command, bags at adapters, no empty-string 400 at parse, extras, catalog SSOT, internal handlers, stagedGiftId on execute input
OpenSpec contribution-operations: one Core function; Core owns staff gift actions
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Bug Finder v2
Systematic bug-finding review of PR #1326 against develop (0a569f0c...10bbb34a). Compared the new Core seam to the old executor in packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/actions.ts at the merge base. Required CI gates on this head were green. No prior Bug Finder v2 threads on this PR.
1. FINAL VERDICT
SAFE TO MERGE
There is one confirmed extras-contract hole (__proto__ own-key assignment). It is low risk, not on a staff product payload path, and does not break fingerprints, authz, Stripe/Staged Gift authorities, or CI. It is not a merge blocker.
CodeRabbit’s refund pending-reference throw is pre-existing (same order in the old switch). Do not treat it as introduced here.
2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
What the PR changes
Contribution Operations Core now takes a typed ContributionCommand instead of actionType + a JSON bag. HTTP POST, stored correction-request rows, and the batch callback stay bag-shaped. Adapters call parseContributionCommand immediately before Core. The operation catalog is lifted to @asym/api/admin/contribution-operations/catalog as a client-safe SSOT. The 1400-line executor is split into actions.ts + action-runtime.ts + action-handlers/*.
Main bug risks
Parse/serialize extras identity; permission/empty-string ordering; fingerprint round-trip after serialize; handler bodies drifting from the old switch; batch adapters creating deps at the wrong grain.
What is already broken or likely broken
Nothing on product paths. Confirmed: extras assignment drops a JSON __proto__ key (reproduced locally with Bun). Unchanged: refund still throws a bare Error after writing a correction row when a pending reference exists — that was already true on develop.
What matters most
Keep 403-before-400. Keep extras round-trip for real bags (note, string amount, fundId, donorId, null/undefined allocations). Do not block merge on prototype-key JSON that Mission Control never sends.
3. REPO AND PR DEBUG CONTEXT
Stack snapshot
Bun + Turborepo monorepo. Next.js App Router apps; shared @asym/api for admin contribution operations; Supabase; Vitest unit tests; GitHub Actions required gates.
High-risk systems touched
Contribution execute path (permissions, correction overlay, Stripe refund, Staged Gift, CRM retry, fingerprints). Admin Mission Control operation shell. Batch POST wrappers. Public @asym/api catalog subpath.
What actually changed vs claim
The PR does what it claims. packages/api/src/admin/contribution-batches/process-batch.ts is still bag-shaped (callers parse at the route). Handlers still read serialized bags via commandPayload(input), not discriminated typed fields.
Assumptions that changed
Core now assumes a parsed command. Adapters must parse before executeContributionAction. Fingerprints still hash the serialized bag (stableSerialize sorts keys). Parse does not trim or 400 empty strings — execute still owns that after permissions.
Unchanged areas affected executeContributionActionFromBag test helper; HTTP route contract tests; correction-request apply path; batch sync + persisted wrappers; admin operation-shell.tsx / gift inline controls (catalog import).
Executor order (preserved)
Policy from action type → assertActorPermissions → applyApprovedCorrectionRequest → normalizeActionInput (empty-string 400s) → assertReasonAndConfirmation → exhaustive dispatch. All 15 CONTRIBUTION_ACTION_TYPES are covered; the old “unknown action” default was dead for valid types.
4. CONFIRMED BUGS
C1. extrasFromPayload drops JSON __proto__ and mutates extras instance prototype
Symptom: parse → serialize identity fails for a bag whose JSON includes "__proto__". Serialize emits only the other keys.
Root cause trace:
HTTP/JSON bags enter via JSON.parse / Next body parsing.
JSON.parse('{"__proto__":{"marker":"keep"},"note":"ok"}') has an own__proto__ key.
Object.entries yields that key.
extras[key] = value on a plain {} invokes the __proto__ setter, not [[DefineOwnProperty]].
extras own keys = ["note"]; extras instance[[Prototype]] = {marker:"keep"}.
serializeContributionCommand overlays defined typed fields on extras enumerable own keys → __proto__ is gone.
Global Object.prototype is not poisoned.
Evidence: local Bun reproduction of the assignment + serialize output. Existing command tests pass for normal bags (refund number+note, string amount in extras, fundId, donorId, allocation null/undefined, amount_correction receiptDelivery). Key order can change; stableSerialize sorts so fingerprints stay stable.
Why this is a bug in this PR: extras round-trip is a new Core contract (ADR 0034). This is the first code that copies unknown keys this way. Old Core never split extras.
Defense in depth: identity test using JSON.parse (not an object literal) with __proto__ and constructor own keys.
Failing test today: no. Command tests do not cover this key.
Must fix before merge: no. Staff payloads do not send __proto__. Product fingerprints and authorities are unaffected.
Still verify: that the chosen extras object does not break Object.entries / JSON.stringify consumers (null-prototype objects are enumerable-own-key safe).
Plain language: The new “keep leftover fields” box has a special-case hole for a field named __proto__. Real contribution forms do not use that name. Fix it in follow-up so the extras contract is honest for every JSON key.
No other confirmed introduced bugs. Refund pending-reference throw is documented under §6 as pre-existing, not C2.
5. HIGH CONFIDENCE LIKELY BUGS
None that would fail after merge on product paths.
Handlers reading commandPayload(input) instead of typed fields is a maintainability gap, not a current runtime mismatch: extracted refund / CRM retry / correction / donor-relink / stripe-replay / resend / approve / metadata_update bodies match the old switch after normalize + parse/serialize. JSON-compatible bags round-trip; fingerprints use sorted serialize.
6. POSSIBLE ISSUES NEEDING EVIDENCE
P1. Persisted batch creates action deps per record.packages/api/src/admin/contribution-batches/route.ts persisted POST_PROCESS_BATCH path constructs createContributionActionDependencies inside the per-record loop. Sync path hoists once. Correctness is the same if the factory is pure; this is a perf nit unless the factory has per-call side effects. Proof still needed: read the factory for hidden counters/clients. Not blocking.
P2. withCommandPayload unused in production. Overlay sites re-parse with parseContributionCommand. Dead helper, not a behavior bug.
P3. Pre-existing refund pending-reference throw (action-handlers/refund.ts ~64–70). Old executor at merge-base actions.ts ~1172–1180: createCorrectionRecord then bare Error if a pending reference exists. Same order. Orphaned correction row risk is unchanged. Do not require a fix in this PR. If finance wants it later, convert to ApiHttpErrorbefore the insert, with a test that no correction row is written.
7. ARCHITECTURE QUESTIONS
The Core seam is typed, but handlers still consume the bag (commandPayload). That is a staged extraction, not unsound merge risk: adapters parse, execute still 403-before-400, dispatch is exhaustive. Symptom-patching typed fields in one handler while others still read the bag would increase drift. Follow-up should move all handlers onto discriminated fields in one pass, or keep the bag read until then. Do not treat this as a reason to block.
8. WHAT THE PR GETS RIGHT
Parse does not trim or 400 empty strings; execute still 403-before-400.
Unknown keys and wrong-typed known keys go to extras; representedKeys omits keys whose typed value is undefined (string refund amount stays in extras; tested).
Exhaustive switch over CONTRIBUTION_ACTION_TYPES.
Catalog is a client-safe subpath, not the server barrel. CRM titles already “CRM posting unavailable”. stagedGiftId still sent top-level in submitOperation, matching Core.
Production parse-before-execute at route.ts POST, correction-requests.ts, batch route sync + persisted wrappers. Tests use executeContributionActionFromBag.
Required CI green (format, lint, typecheck, unit, build, ci-gate, migrate, smoke, integration-gate, e2e-smoke-gate, e2e, instant-nav, audit).
9. ORDERED FIX PLAN FROM FIRST TO LAST
Nothing required before merge. Product path, CI, and authz/empty-string ordering hold.
Optional follow-up: extras own-property writes (command.ts). Why later: closes the extras ADR hole without touching handlers. Unlocks a __proto__ identity test. Re-run contribution-operations-command.test.ts before any handler work.
Optional: hoist persisted-batch deps if the factory is non-trivial. Why later: perf only. Re-run batch route tests.
Optional: typed handler fields as a separate change. Why last: needs all handlers moved together. Re-run contribution-operations-actions.test.ts + route contract tests.
Out of scope: refund pending-reference error type / insert order. Pre-existing. Own ticket.
10. VALIDATION PLAN BEFORE MERGE
Already green on this head; re-run if extras or handlers change:
Flows (no new repro required for merge): refund with numeric amount + note; refund with string amount (stays extras); correction overlay apply; batch callback parse-before-execute; Mission Control catalog-driven shell submit (payload vs top-level stagedGiftId).
No timing/retry/sleep issues in this diff. No schema/migration contract change. Merge-base comparison already done (0a569f0c old actions.ts vs this split).
11. WHAT TO WATCH IN RE-REVIEW
command.ts extras construction if they “fix” C1 — require a JSON.parse identity test, not an object-literal test ({ __proto__: x } is not the same as JSON __proto__).
action-runtime.ts fingerprints still hashing serialized bags after any serialize change.
Batch adapters still calling parseContributionCommand immediately before execute.
Do not re-litigate the refund pending throw unless the insert/throw order changed vs develop.
12. FOLLOW UP IDEAS
Extras null-prototype / defineProperty + identity tests for __proto__ and constructor.
Discriminated handler inputs (all actions in one PR).
Hoist persisted-batch dependency factory.
Convert unused withCommandPayload to the production overlay path or delete it.
13. OPEN QUESTIONS
None that block merge. Unverified only: whether createContributionActionDependencies has per-call side effects (P1). Factory read did not show a product-correctness issue; treat as perf unless a later review proves otherwise.
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In `@apps/admin/app/`(app)/contributions/operation-shell.tsx:
- Around line 6-11: Update the type imports in operation-shell.tsx so the
`@asym/api/admin/contribution-operations` import precedes the /catalog import,
with an empty line separating the import groups; preserve the imported symbols
and change only their ordering and spacing.
Apply the same fix in
`@apps/admin/app/`(app)/contributions/contribution-detail-overlay.tsx at line 17:
The same import-order cleanup is required in this file.
In
`@packages/api/src/admin/contribution-operations/action-handlers/correction.ts`:
- Around line 24-32: Update receiptDeliveryProposalFromPayload to reject arrays
in addition to null and non-object values, matching the guard used by
optionalRecordField so only non-array record objects are returned as receipt
delivery proposals.
In `@tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-actions.test.ts`:
- Around line 1213-1241: Add refund amount boundary cases to the existing
executeContributionAction parameterized test: include 0, a negative integer, and
a value greater than Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER alongside the current invalid
payloads. Keep the rejection assertion and refundContribution non-invocation
check unchanged.
In `@tests/unit/packages/api/admin/contribution-operations-command.test.ts`:
- Around line 135-152: Add round-trip tests to the serializeContributionCommand
suite for amount_correction, including its receiptDelivery field, and
allocation_correction, including its designationLines array. Parse
representative payloads with parseContributionCommand and assert
serializeContributionCommand preserves every supplied field.
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**/*.{ts,tsx}: Write code for clarity and long term maintenance first.
For any TanStack work (Query, Router, Table, DB, Form, Virtual, Start, CLI, Intent, Devtools, or related integrations), use the official TanStack CLI and official TanStack Intent skills when they exist for the installed packages.
new code must import table values/types from that boundary, not @tanstack/react-table directly
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Use clear, descriptive names that make intent obvious.
apps/{admin,donor,missionary}/**/*: When editing or debugging the Next.js apps under apps/admin, apps/donor, or apps/missionary, if the relevant dev server is already running, use the next-devtools MCP tools first (get_errors, get_logs, get_routes, get_page_metadata, get_project_metadata, etc.) instead of guessing routes or console output.
When working on one of the Next.js apps under apps/admin, apps/donor, or apps/missionary, start the correct app if nothing is running, using ports 3000 for donor, 3030 for admin, and 4000 for missionary.
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No direct caller passes a legacy bag to executeContributionAction. Production callers pass command, and the test adapter converts actionType and payload before invocation.
No change required.applyApprovedCorrectionRequest rebuilds the command with withCommandPayload(input.command, approvedRequest.payload) in action-runtime.ts:644-647.
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Recreate this branch as one signed commit on current develop.
The previous commits failed git attribution because they were unsigned
or mixed registered author and committer identities. CI checks every
commit in the pull request range, so those commits could not be repaired
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Co-authored-by: Conrad O' <cobmojo@users.noreply.github.com>
Integrate the accepted C-02 documentation while preserving the reviewed runtime refactor.
Validated the combined tree with the normal ci:preflight: 4,352 tests passed with four existing skips.
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Contribution operations now accept a typed
ContributionCommandat the Core boundary. Action handlers share the existing orchestration, and Mission Control consumes a client-safe Core catalog for its operation definitions. HTTP requests, persisted correction-request rows, and batch callbacks retain their existingactionTypeandpayloadshape.The refactor preserves permission checks, approved-request overlays, reason/confirmation ordering, tenant scope, Stripe authority, and Staged Gift authority. Internal handlers stay private; the staff catalog has a separate client-safe package export. No migration or new environment variable is required.
Review evidence
a383ef3af12ed1e38d0e9e61f2e7a89a598bb72e, tree64573b09bbc5b92f7456aeff67aaef7972196c0e, includes currentdevelopcommitbd9acc44313761d3371996c85376373782da02fbthrough an ordinary merge. Complete comparison preserves all 17,651 tree entries, the exact 34-path feature patch, and all 64 disjoint incoming base paths. No attribution-history reconstruction occurred.Verification
bun run ci:preflightpasses all three application builds and 4,370 tests; four existing tests remain skipped.2f91d1c36bdadfeb17cb5e63b3788708c9f21f8b, with the exact base/head parents and candidate tree above. Only the production-only E2E aggregate is intentionally skipped fordevelop. Hosted preview qualification remains pending.Deploy checklist
develop; no production release or protected-branch pushShared preview/build prerequisites #1915 and #1916 must actually land before final current-base and hosted qualification. Deferred implementation contracts, including C-01's owner decision, remain governed by their existing sources. Inherited C-02 architecture documentation is not runtime qualification; this module extraction does not settle those decisions.