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T20: register now also creates a kind='email_verify' session (24h TTL)
and calls sendVerificationEmail() — the one pluggable seam for a real
provider once one's chosen (dev-plan-3.md §1 flagged no vendor exists
yet). Outside production the register response carries a devVerifyUrl
so the whole loop is testable without a real inbox. GET
/api/auth/verify?token= flips emailVerified and revokes the token so
it can't be replayed.

T21: register reads any existing viewer_uid/viewer_nickname cookie
(live.html/dance.html's plain client-set identity, unrelated to this
session system) and carries it onto the new account as legacyUid/
nickname. Login pushes that legacyUid back onto the browser via
Set-Cookie — even from a clean browser with no viewer_uid cookie at
all — so logging into an account doesn't let someone dodge
per-viewer_uid vote limits by starting a fresh anonymous identity each
time. No history is rewritten, per dev-plan-3.md's explicit scope cut.

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POST /api/auth/register, POST /api/auth/login, POST /api/auth/logout,
and a debug GET /api/auth/me (T19's own acceptance criteria calls for
it explicitly). Passwords hashed with node:crypto's scryptSync (salt
stored alongside the hash, verified with timingSafeEqual) — still zero
new dependencies.

Sessions live in a separate user_session cookie from admin_session
(T6) — the two are unrelated systems, confirmed by a test that a user
session can't unlock /api/admin/*. Login and "email not registered"
return the identical 401 body so the endpoint can't be used to
enumerate registered emails.

Every test file that spawns server.js in an isolated tmpdir now also
copies db.js alongside it (dance-channel/dressup-generate/dressup-crud/
admin-pages-flow/uploads-route .test.js) — server.js requires db.js
unconditionally now, so those child processes were crashing silently
without it.

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h3ConsoleFetch blindly JSON.parses the response body regardless of
status code; a momentary non-JSON 500 from H3 Console during polling
(GET /v1/videos/:id) rejected the promise, which the poll loop let
propagate straight to the outer catch — permanently marking the job
"failed" even though the job was still fine on H3's side.

Hit this for real today: a 20-job batch's concurrent polling briefly
500'd H3 Console's HTTP layer, and all 20 jobs got marked failed
locally while every one of them was still queued/running on H3
(confirmed via direct GET /v1/videos/:id against the real console).

Now a failed poll attempt is swallowed and retried on the next tick,
bounded by the same wall-clock deadline as everything else (12aff60).
Only a genuine terminal status (done/error/failed/cancelled) or
deleted_at ends the job.

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H3's 4 GPUs run one sharded model (H3-CONSOLE.md /v1/status), not 4
independent workers, so a batch of N jobs is served ~serially. The
poll loop's old fixed 200-iteration budget (~1000s at the 5s default
interval) didn't account for queue depth: submitting a 9-job batch hit
this live and 9/11 jobs got marked "generation timed out" locally
while still sitting healthy in H3's queue (queue_position confirmed
via GET /v1/videos/:id). Also treats H3's "cancelled" status as
terminal, matching "error"/"failed".

Recovered the wrongly-failed jobs by resetting them to "generating" in
generation-jobs.json (their h3JobId was already set, so
resumeDressupGenerations() picked them back up without resubmitting to
H3) rather than resubmitting and burning the queue further.

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ingest.js's syncLibrary() only carries a library entry forward as-is
when edited is true; otherwise its periodic auto-sync (every 5 min)
rebuilds the record from the raw H3 job and silently drops
channel/characterId/garmentId/refDanceVideoId. That broke the M.7
dedupe cache and would have let dance clips leak into the regular
live-channel pool once channel got wiped. Caught while running a real
batch generation: the second sync cycle stripped a clip's traceability
fields within 5 minutes of it landing.

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Backend (server.js):
- T11: dance.html gets its own schedule/queue state machine, persisted to
  dance-state.json (gitignored, same as live-state.json). Per MVCP M.8,
  the schedule stores videoId references rather than inlined clip
  snapshots like live's does, joining back to library.json at read time.
  Generalized pickBestIndexByStatus/extracted pickLeastPlayedClip so both
  channels' schedulers share the same selection logic instead of forking
  it; live's random-fill pool now excludes channel:"dance" clips (and
  vice versa) so the two channels' filler picks stay independent, which
  wasn't true before this (T8's dance clips could have leaked into
  live.html's filler).
- T12: GET /api/dance/wardrobe — public, unauthenticated list of active
  garments.
- T15: POST /api/dance/pick {garmentId, nickname?} — free path, always
  uses the configured default character, reuses submitGeneration (T8/T9)
  whole including its M.7 dedupe cache, then hands the result to
  danceQueue. In-flight generations are reconciled against generationJobs
  on each schedule tick rather than via a promise chain, so a pick
  request survives a server restart the same way T8's own jobs do.
- T17: separate danceViewers map and POST /api/dance/queue/vote/:id, so
  viewer counts and votes don't mix with live.html's.
- SCHEDULE_TICK_MS env var makes both channels' tick interval
  configurable so tests don't wait out a real 2s.

Frontend:
- dance.html (T13/T14/T16): reuses live.html's visual language via
  live.css, adds dance.css for the 9:16 boxed player and wardrobe grid.
  Left column is a 衣柜/传衣服/传人 tab set (only 衣柜 is wired up —
  the other two need accounts/credits, dev-plan-2.md 第三/四期); right
  column shows the queue with vote buttons instead of live.html's chat.
  Age-confirmation gate (5.1节) blocks the page on first visit via a
  cookie, non-dismissable by clicking the backdrop.

Tests: dance-channel.test.js spins up a mock H3 Console (same approach
as dressup-generate.test.js) to exercise wardrobe listing, pick
rejection/happy-path/dedupe, vote, and independent viewer counts
end to end.

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POST /api/admin/batch-gen takes {characterId, garmentIds[],
refDanceVideoIds?[]}, expands to one job per garment (cross-producted
with refDanceVideoIds when given, else one random active dance-ref per
garment like the single-generate default), and submits each through
the same submitGeneration() helper the single POST /api/admin/generate
route now uses — so the M.7 dedupe cache (existing characterId+
garmentId combo) is honored per combo, not just per batch.
GET /api/admin/batch-gen/status?batchId= returns that batch's
generationJobs records for progress polling.

admin-batch-gen.html: pick one character, multiple garments, and
optionally pin specific reference dances; submits the batch, polls
status every 3s into a progress table, and lets failed rows be
retried individually via POST /api/admin/generate. Linked from the
other admin pages' nav.

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generateDanceVideo() takes a queued generationJobs record through
prompt build -> forward character/garment/dance-ref uploads to H3
Console's /v1/assets -> POST /v1/videos -> poll -> push a traced clip
into library.json (characterId/garmentId/refDanceVideoId). Mirrors
generateForPrompt's submit/poll/persist shape but keyed off the new
generationJobs store so a restart resumes any in-flight job by its
h3JobId, same as resumeGenerations() does for the live queue.

POST /api/admin/generate accepts characterId/garmentId (+ optional
refDanceVideoId, else a random active dance-ref is picked) and skips
straight to the cached clip if that character x garment combo was
already generated (M.7 dedupe). GET /api/admin/generate/:id polls job
status.

Tests spin up a mock H3 Console over HTTP so the full submit/poll/land
path runs offline. Also fixes two existing test fixtures
(dressup-crud, admin-pages-flow) that spawn server.js without copying
prompt-template.js — worked until T8 added the first require() of it
into server.js, at which point the spawned server silently failed to
boot.

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POST /api/admin/upload-video: mp4 magic-byte sniff (checks the ftyp
box, not offset-0 like images), 50MB cap, no re-encode needed (unlike
images, no EXIF/GPS concern for video). Reuses the multipart parser
and uploads/ layout from T2's image path via a shared placeInUploads
helper.

mountCrud() is a small generic GET-list/POST-create/PATCH/DELETE
router shared across the three entities (same shape, see MVCP
M.3/M.4/M.5) instead of copy-pasting the boilerplate three times.
Each entity fills in its own admin_seed-appropriate defaults on
create. characters additionally enforces the single-default-character
invariant (2 节) across create/update.

HTML admin pages for these come next.

Single shared password (.env ADMIN_PASSWORD) + in-memory HttpOnly
session cookie, no accounts/roles — MVCP M.1/M.10's real account
system supersedes this in period 3. Covers the existing
/api/admin/library/* routes (previously unauthenticated, see
architecture.md 1.2's tech-debt note) plus the new upload endpoint.

admin.html gets a fetch() interceptor that redirects to the new
admin-login.html on any 401 from /api/admin/*, rather than patching
every call site.

POST /api/admin/upload: hand-rolled multipart parser (no deps installed
in this project), real magic-byte sniffing (rejects extension-spoofed
files), 8MB cap, and EXIF/GPS stripping via a sips bmp round-trip
(macOS-native, no dependency — sips's direct jpeg->jpeg re-encode alone
does NOT strip EXIF, only the bmp intermediate does). GET /uploads/*
serves the result with a path-traversal guard.

forwardToH3Assets() is the T7/T8 hook for pushing a saved upload to H3
Console's own POST /v1/assets (found in the S1-S4 spike) — not covered
by the automated suite since it needs a live network call, same
treatment as the spike scripts.

H3_GEN_PARAMS.frames 120 -> 240 (at 24fps, 5s -> 10s), still within H3's
4-15s range (H2 in docs/h3skill.md). Updated the prompt-optimization system
prompt's duration reference and widened its word budget (40-70 -> 60-100)
to match — still one continuous shot, just more room to let the camera move
and the action unfold. Verified against the real GLM endpoint.

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The previous system prompt asked GLM for a free-form "shot-by-shot" expansion,
which reliably produced 4-5 fake cuts with timestamps running out to 8-10s —
impossible for a clip fixed at ~5s (H3_GEN_PARAMS.frames / FPS). Rewrote it
against docs/h3skill.md (MiniMax's own H3 prompt-writing methodology, added
alongside this commit): every chat prompt has no reference images, so it's
always T2VA mode, and at ~5s it's one continuous shot, never a montage.

The new prompt asks for H3's actual three-field T2VA structure
(integrated_multimodal_description / overall_soundscape / non_diegetic_music,
fixed order and labels), a single dominant camera movement from the official
vocabulary (type + amplitude + speed), concrete lighting (no hollow buzzwords
like "8K"/"cinematic" alone), and — previously missing entirely — explicit
sound design. Verified against the real GLM endpoint on several sample
prompts: single continuous shot throughout, correct field structure, no more
impossible multi-shot timestamps.

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Adds a prompt-optimization step ahead of H3 generation: a viewer's short
chat line ("一只猫跳舞") gets expanded into a detailed shot-by-shot English
prompt (camera work, lighting, action, setting) via one GLM Coding Plan call
(glm-5.3-flash, /api/coding/ endpoint — the coding-plan-specific path, not
the pay-per-token one) before being handed to H3. The expanded prompt becomes
the clip's fullPrompt; the original short text stays as the display prompt.
Persisted on the queue entry so a restart mid-generation doesn't re-call GLM.
Best-effort throughout — no API key, a timeout, or any GLM error just falls
back to using the original text unchanged, never blocking generation.

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Swaps the H3_GEN_PARAMS default so future chat-triggered generations come out
mobile-friendly (9:16) instead of 832x480 landscape. Existing library clips
keep whatever aspect ratio they were generated at — the player already uses
object-fit: contain, so mixed aspect ratios render fine either way.

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Adds playCount to each library clip, incremented every time it airs
(markPlayed). The idle-filler pick in pickNextClip now randomizes only among
the least-played clips in the eligible pool — everyone at 0 plays first, then
everyone tied at 1, and so on — instead of picking uniformly at random across
the whole library, which let some clips rack up far more airtime than others
by chance alone.

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Reworks live.css/live.html to match infiniteslop.ai's visual language: Tahoma
bold type, pure-black canvas, hot-pink accent, and hand-drawn white cards with
a thick black border + hard offset shadow for every button/bubble/prompt card.
Left queue now groups into 接下来播放/生成中/排队中 sections, the center gets a
white "now playing" card (time + requester + prompt) plus a pulsing LIVE pill,
chat bubbles are colored per-nickname via a pastel hash, and the top bar gained
a chat-close toggle alongside mute and the watching count.

Adds real upvoting to go with the new queue UI: POST /api/queue/vote/:id
toggles a per-viewer (cookie uid) vote on a queued prompt, and pickNextClip
now schedules the highest-voted matched/ready entry first instead of strict
FIFO — lets chat bump a favorite prompt to the front of the line.

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- Cookie-based viewer identity: first chat attempt prompts for a nickname
  (inline modal, not a blocking native prompt()), generates a client-side
  uid, both persisted in cookies for 1 year
- Right panel is now a live chat feed (username + message + status) with
  an input row below it, replacing the old bare prompt textarea
- New POST /api/chat: runs a moderation check (banned-word blocklist —
  ponytail: starter list, not a real content policy, swap in the real one)
  before a message is allowed into the existing prompt-matching/generation
  pipeline; rejected messages still show in the chat log, just flagged
- New GET /api/chat: recent chat history (capped at 300), polled every 3s
- Left queue simplified to prompt + submitter name only — dropped the
  resolution/duration/date metadata that was there before
- schedule/promptQueue now carry `requestedBy`/`nickname` through to
  /api/live/state so the left queue and "now playing" bar can show who
  asked for what
- /api/prompt kept working (now a thin wrapper over the same
  submitPromptToQueue() the chat endpoint uses) for direct API testing

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Static video-gen testing tool (MiniMax native API, then fal.ai) that grew
into an AI drama live channel backed by an internal H3 Console GPU cluster:
shared virtual-playhead live playback, prompt submit/match/generate queue,
admin CRUD for the video library, and bilingual (zh/en) semantic clip names.

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