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Visualize climbing strengths across grades and styles - #3089
Climbing training now compares recorded success by grade and route characteristics. Web and mobile offer a View picker for the grade profile, style gaps, success curves, exposure map, grade pyramids, monthly progress, and radar profile. Selecting a result retains its counts and source climbs across view changes.
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Add wall-angle, hold-type, and indoor/outdoor breakdowns with separate climbing contexts and same-grade comparisons.
Add all six reviewed visualization alternatives, keeping the existing grade profile as the default. Both platforms preserve valid grade, context, setting, and source-climb selections.
Compute monthly outcomes independently after whole-window identity/grade/trait resolution. Emit clipped and empty calendar months; a later send never overwrites an earlier month's failure.
Reuse existing ECharts/native SVG rendering and accessible exact-data disclosures. Sparse radar groups retain an explanation and usable controls.
Compute distinct-climb counts, send rates, baselines, and limited-data states on the server. Consolidate repeated attempts and cross-source evidence; exclude unknown-only outcomes and conflicting grades.
Show missing-data coverage, source/activity links, and explicit loading/error/empty states while retaining cached data during refreshes.
Add shared response contracts, PostgreSQL regression coverage, component/route tests, and Storybook variants on both platforms.
Preserve sends recorded without grades when the same identified climb and semantic lane has one known grade system; keep ambiguous evidence excluded.
Validate typed climbing cache hits and restored mobile payloads, anchor mobile date windows explicitly, and refresh strengths after log attachment.
Fix CI findings: use the canonical Timescale test-image source after a cache-layer pull failure, and add direct endpoint/access-policy tests that kill both reported mutants.
Data coverage
Analysis uses recorded metadata. Hold metadata is currently sparse; angles with unverified units remain unknown. Known degree values retain their numeric labels because categorical slab/overhang conventions are not established. No provider text or route-name classification is inferred.
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Lint, root/server/web/mobile/training typechecks, production web build, and Knip passed.
Final full workspace unit/mobile suite on the combined merge head: 21,463 tests passed, 19 skipped across 1,354 files.
Real PostgreSQL regression suites: 38 tests passed, including independent monthly outcomes, cross-source missing-grade evidence, conflicting grades, canonical charts, and explicit historical windows.
CI-fix regression suites: 61 tests passed; both exact reported mutants killed by targeted Stryker (100%).
Monthly analysis mutation checks: 97.14% (65 killed, three loop timeouts, two equivalent survivors, no uncovered mutants); date-anchor router checks: 100%.
Complete chart-options mutation check with the exact CI configuration: 88.68% (235 killed, 28 surviving, two uncovered, no timeouts or errors); the unchanged threshold is 75%. Tests cover actual ECharts rendering, sample/selection styles, safe tooltips, independent monthly lookup, and missing-versus-zero radar data.
Canonical image pull, Actionlint, YAML lint, Compose parsing, and repeated pre-push lint/typechecks/spelling passed for the CI fix.
Final CI on 8f2b90dcf passed: 104 successful checks, seven skipped, no pending or failed checks. All five mutation shards, four integration shards, web E2E, native iOS/watchOS builds, security, and coverage gates passed. Codecov patch coverage is 97.13%.
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Adds a server-computed, shared-contract climbing strengths analysis that deduplicates canonical recorded climbs, compares success by grade and route characteristics, and presents coverage-aware interactive visualizations on web and mobile with comprehensive regression, component, route, and Storybook coverage.
Sequence diagram for server-computed climbing strengths
sequenceDiagram
participant Client as Web or mobile client
participant Router as climbing.strengths
participant Repo as ClimbingStrengthsRepository
participant Service as buildClimbingStrengths
participant Contract as climbingStrengthsSchema
Client->>Router: Request strengths with days and filters
Router->>Repo: getObservations(days, filters)
Repo->>Repo: canonicalClimbingLogCtes
Repo-->>Service: Canonical observations
Service->>Service: buildClimbingStrengths(observations)
Service-->>Contract: Display-ready panels
Contract-->>Router: Validated ClimbingStrengths
Router-->>Client: Grades, rates, coverage, examples
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Flow diagram for climbing strengths data consolidation
flowchart TD
Records[Recorded climbing observations] --> Identity[Consolidate identified climbs]
Identity --> Context[Keep grade and climbing contexts separate]
Context --> Outcome[Resolve sends, failures, and unknown outcomes]
Outcome --> Traits[Retain known settings, angles, and hold types]
Traits --> Panels[Build grade-by-style panels]
Panels --> Coverage[Attach baselines, sample status, and coverage]
Coverage --> Clients[Web heatmap and mobile profile]
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Introduces a shared, server-validated climbing-strengths response model for display-ready grade/style success panels.
Defines panel, grade, cell, coverage, and source-example schemas with inferred client types.
Shares server-computed rates, baselines, counts, sample states, and exclusion coverage across web and mobile.
Adds server-side canonical observation aggregation and a cached climbing strengths endpoint.
Extracts reusable canonical climbing SQL projection with ownership, date, access, activity, and filter semantics.
Consolidates repeated and cross-provider observations by climb/context, preserves supplementary traits, and excludes unknown-only outcomes and conflicting grades.
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Adds a shared climbing-strengths contract and server-side analysis of canonical climbing observations. The cached query returns panels, rates, coverage, examples, and monthly progress. Web and mobile training views display the server results and offer seven visualization choices.
Changes: Climbing strengths
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Shared response and view contracts packages/training/src/climbing-strengths.ts, packages/training/src/climbing-strengths-views.ts, packages/training/README.md, docs/superpowers/specs/*, docs/superpowers/plans/*
Adds the shared response schema and view metadata. Design and plan documents describe response fields, analysis rules, and client requirements.
Canonical observations and repository packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-canonical-observations.ts, packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-repository.ts, packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-strengths-repository.ts, packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-strengths-repository.integration.test.ts
Adds reusable date-filtered canonical-log SQL and strength-observation retrieval. Integration tests cover filters, deduplication, outcomes, and cross-provider data.
Aggregation, query, and cache validation packages/server/src/services/climbing-strengths.*, packages/server/src/routers/climbing.*, packages/server/src/trpc.*, packages/server/README.md
Aggregates observations by climb and context, calculates rates and coverage, generates monthly progress, and exposes the cached climbing.strengths query with output validation.
Web views and route integration packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths*, packages/web/src/components/climbing-strengths-*, packages/web/src/components/DofekChart.*, packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.*, packages/web/src/routes/training/-climbing.stories.tsx, packages/web/README.md
Adds web profile and chart views, connects the strengths query to the training route, and adds fixtures, stories, tests, and documentation.
Mobile views and training integration packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths*, packages/mobile/components/climbing-strengths-fixtures.ts, packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/strain.*, packages/mobile/app-stories/(tabs)/strain.stories.tsx, packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx, packages/mobile/README.md
Adds mobile profile and chart views, connects the strengths query to Training, and adds fixtures, stories, tests, and documentation.
Invalidates strengths data after successful climbing-log attachments. Changes database image references in test and end-to-end configurations and adds an incident entry.
The feature looks functionally sound. Remaining items are small polish and repository-convention fixes: spell out "pp" in chart text, add a picker story, tighten one test assertion, and trim agent-specific wording in a plan doc. None should block merge once addressed or accepted.
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Minor · Validate cached strengths responses before returning them. · climbing.tsx:97
packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.tsx:97 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate cached strengths responses before returning them.
The cache middleware returns a cache hit before the later .output(climbingStrengthsSchema) middleware runs. A malformed cached value can therefore reach ClimbingStrengths without runtime validation. The web tRPC client also adds no separate parser.
Ensure cache hits pass through climbingStrengthsSchema before the response reaches the client.
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Review comment at @packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.tsx at line 97:
Update the cache-hit path for the climbing strengths query so cached values are
validated with climbingStrengthsSchema before being returned to the client;
ensure this validation occurs before the cache middleware short-circuits the
later output validation.
Minor · Parse persisted strengths data before rendering. · strain.tsx:91-96
MobileQueryPersistenceProvider restores ordinary queries from JSON.parse without schema validation. The new strengths query is persisted and passes restored data directly to ClimbingStrengths. A malformed panel can therefore display incorrect values or throw while reading fields such as panel.rows.
Apply the packages/mobile/** requirement from AGENTS.md: “Use Zod to parse data crossing runtime boundaries.” Parse the strengths payload after query restoration and reject invalid data before ClimbingStrengths receives it.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/strain.tsx around lines 91 - 96:
Validate the restored data from climbingStrengthsQuery with Zod before passing
it to ClimbingStrengths. Reject invalid payloads so malformed panel data cannot
reach the component, and preserve the existing rendering behavior for valid
data.
The fixture uses "Fall", which is not a recognized canonical failure label. Use "Failed" and assert the repository’s not_sent observation before building the consolidated result.
This adds integration coverage for currently working behavior. It is not a production defect.
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Review comment at
@packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-strengths-repository.integration.test.ts
around lines 59 - 66:
Update the failure fixture in the integration test to use the canonical “Failed”
outcome, then store the result of repo().getObservations(30) and assert it
contains one observation with outcome “not_sent” before passing those
observations to buildClimbingStrengths.
Add selected-cell persistence coverage to the refresh test.
The test rerenders fresh data without selecting a cell. Add a cell selection before the rerender and assert that the Selected climbs region remains visible afterward. This is additional regression coverage, not evidence of a current functional defect.
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Review comment at @packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.test.tsx at
line 69:
Update the test “defaults to observations and preserves selection across
refreshes and context changes” to select a cell before rerendering with fresh
data, then assert that the Selected climbs region remains visible afterward.
Assert populated strengths output in the strain screen test.
The strengths mock returns data: undefined, and the route passes that value to ClimbingStrengths. Because the component renders Climbing strengths even without data, the current assertion cannot detect lost populated query-to-component data. Add populated mock data and assert a rendered strength value or count. Separate component tests do not cover this route binding.
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx around lines
354 - 355:
Populate the strengths query mock used by the strain screen test, then assert
that the rendered screen shows a strength value or count from that data. Keep
the existing `mockRangeQueryCalls` parameter assertion and `Climbing strengths`
heading check; use the route test to verify populated query data reaches
`ClimbingStrengths`.
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Review comments at @packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/strain.tsx:
- Around line 384-388: Update the ClimbingStrengths usage to pass
climbingStrengthsQuery.isFetching and use it to show a separate refresh or stale
indicator while prior placeholder data remains visible; keep the existing
loading, empty, and error states distinct.
- Line 208: Update both mobile attachment success handlers, including the
strain-screen handler containing utils.climbing.volumeByGrade.invalidate(), to
invalidate utils.climbing.strengths as well; preserve the existing query
invalidations.
- Around line 91-92: Update the climbing.strengths route to accept an explicit
endDate and pass it to canonicalClimbingLogCtes; include the screen’s endDate in
the climbingStrengthsQuery input so both datasets use the same range boundary
and the strengths query key updates across local midnight.
Review comments at @packages/server/src/services/climbing-strengths.test.ts:
- Around line 154-157: Update the grouping used by buildClimbingStrengths so a
gradeless observation joins a graded group only when the same climb identity and
progression lane contain exactly one recognized grade system; keep observations
with different recognized systems separate. Add a repository-to-builder
regression test using the real context keys to verify the sent observation is
retained without merging incompatible contexts.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.tsx:
- Line 97: Add climbing.strengths query invalidation to both attachment success
callbacks so mounted climbing pages refresh their counts and activity links;
update the callbacks in ClimbingLogAttachment and ActivityDetailPage, using
their respective utility instances.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @packages/mobile/app/(tabs)/strain.tsx:
- Around line 91-96: Validate the restored data from climbingStrengthsQuery with
Zod before passing it to ClimbingStrengths. Reject invalid payloads so malformed
panel data cannot reach the component, and preserve the existing rendering
behavior for valid data.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/routes/training/climbing.tsx:
- Line 97: Update the cache-hit path for the climbing strengths query so cached
values are validated with climbingStrengthsSchema before being returned to the
client; ensure this validation occurs before the cache middleware short-circuits
the later output validation.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx:
- Around line 354-355: Populate the strengths query mock used by the strain
screen test, then assert that the rendered screen shows a strength value or
count from that data. Keep the existing `mockRangeQueryCalls` parameter
assertion and `Climbing strengths` heading check; use the route test to verify
populated query data reaches `ClimbingStrengths`.
Review comments at
@packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-strengths-repository.integration.test.ts:
- Around line 59-66: Update the failure fixture in the integration test to use
the canonical “Failed” outcome, then store the result of
repo().getObservations(30) and assert it contains one observation with outcome
“not_sent” before passing those observations to buildClimbingStrengths.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengths.test.tsx:
- Line 69: Update the test “defaults to observations and preserves selection
across refreshes and context changes” to select a cell before rerendering with
fresh data, then assert that the Selected climbs region remains visible
afterward.
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Cached responses: Added optional schema validation to the existing cache policy and reused the declared output schemas on typed climbing queries. Hits return parsed data; invalid entries are reported, evicted, and rebuilt through the normal resolver/output-validation path. Tests cover parsed hits, invalid-hit rebuilding, rejected invalid output, and ordinary valid misses. The shared cache branch reached 100% in the targeted mutation run.
Restored mobile responses: Defined strengths payloads pass through the shared schema using the existing parsing helper. Invalid data is withheld, reported, and shown with a pull-to-refresh instruction; the regression verifies stable reporting across rerenders.
Canonical outcome fixtures: Replaced both unrecognized Fall labels with Failed and asserted repository not_sent outcomes. The mixed fixture now verifies a distinct failed climb contributes to the 1/2 denominator.
Refresh selection: The web test selects a grade before rerendering fresh response objects and verifies the selected details persist.
Route integration: The mobile route uses a populated fixture and checks the rendered server-provided 40% and 2/5 values.
The five inline findings were fixed and answered in their individual threads. Local full-suite, lint, platform typechecks, spelling, 32 real PostgreSQL tests, and targeted mutation checks pass. CI is running on the new head.
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Actionable comments posted: 7
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@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-10-26-climbing-visualization-options.md:
- Line 15: Update the two Task 4 steps in the plan to remove references to
tunneled Storybook servers, quick tunnels, and conversation-specific merge
authorization. Preserve the browser verification requirements and the commit,
push, PR update, manual merge, and no-automerge constraints.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/app-tests/(tabs)/strain.test.tsx:
- Line 1026: Update the test’s V4 assertion so it checks only the cached
climbing training card, either by clearing mockStrengthsState.data before
rendering StrainScreen or by scoping the query to that card; then use an
exact-match assertion so unrelated V4 chips cannot satisfy it.
- Around line 363-416: Move the climbing-strengths tests, including the cases
around `mockRangeQueryCalls.strengths` and `mockStrengthsState`, out of the
strain test suite into `strain-climbing-strengths.test.tsx` so neither test file
exceeds 1,000 lines. Extract the mocks and state helpers those tests need into a
colocated `test-helpers.ts`, and import them directly rather than from another
test file.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengthsChart.tsx:
- Around line 131-133: Update the gaps and exposure axis labels in
ClimbingStrengthsChart to spell out “percentage points” instead of using “pp,”
including the negative, positive, and value-based labels. Adjust label sizing or
the tick set as needed to keep the full text readable.
Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengthsViewPicker.tsx:
- Around line 9-70: Add a colocated Storybook story for
ClimbingStrengthsViewPicker, with stories covering the closed default state and
each non-default value in CLIMBING_STRENGTHS_VIEWS; follow the repository’s
existing mobile story conventions.
Review comments at @packages/server/src/services/climbing-strengths.test.ts:
- Line 52: Rename the single-letter callback parameter in the
`result.panels.find` lookups for the `hold_type` and other dimensions on all
three affected lines to a descriptive name such as `candidate`, and update its
property access accordingly.
Review comments at @packages/web/src/components/ClimbingStrengthsChart.tsx:
- Line 107: Update the exact-values table label in ClimbingStrengthsChart to
spell out “percentage points” instead of displaying “pp,” keeping the numeric
value and positive-sign behavior unchanged.
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Climbing training now compares recorded success by grade and route characteristics. Web and mobile offer a View picker for the grade profile, style gaps, success curves, exposure map, grade pyramids, monthly progress, and radar profile. Selecting a result retains its counts and source climbs across view changes.
Changes
Data coverage
Analysis uses recorded metadata. Hold metadata is currently sparse; angles with unverified units remain unknown. Known degree values retain their numeric labels because categorical slab/overhang conventions are not established. No provider text or route-name classification is inferred.
Validation
Design: climbing strengths specification, visualization options.