Add workspace catalog schema and catalog-backed reads (#113 Phase A) - #119
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…se A) Introduces the durable SQLite catalog from docs/specifications/workspace-sharding.md (spaces, catalog_documents, catalog_collections, record_locator, catalog_revisions, catalog_outbox) as the source of truth for Document/Collection titles and hierarchy, kept in sync by dual-writing from the service layer alongside each Y.Doc mutation. The existing single global Y.Doc stays the one real content shard for now — this is the first of several phased slices toward #113's full shard-aware architecture, not the full cutover (see docs/specifications/workspace-sharding.md's approved design). - New tables + ensureCatalogBootstrapped() dev/test backfill (src/lib/server/catalog.ts) - documents.ts/collections.ts dual-write on create/rename/move/delete, replacing silent id-collision overwrite with RecordIdConflictError (§3.1's locator reservation) - +page.server.ts/+layout.server.ts now read the catalog instead of the Y.Doc directly - parentDocumentId is deliberately not a hard FK: a Document can be created by a client writing directly to the Y.Doc over Yjs sync, bypassing the service layer entirely (a supported pattern per audit-coverage.md) — verified via tier-a.test.ts Refs #113 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a workspace-scoped SQLite and Y.Doc catalog. It adds default-space bootstrapping, lifecycle tracking, record-ID conflict checks, composite foreign keys, shard-aware service operations, and catalog-based route loading. ChangesWorkspace Catalog Synchronization
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Record creation and deletion can leave the durable record locator inconsistent with stored content when one write fails, causing records to become inaccessible or routed to the wrong shard. This merge-blocking correctness risk should be addressed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RouteLoader
participant WorkspaceStore
participant Service
participant Catalog
participant SQLite
participant YDoc
RouteLoader->>WorkspaceStore: resolve workspace context
WorkspaceStore->>Catalog: bootstrap default space and catalog
Catalog->>YDoc: read workspace documents and collections
Catalog->>SQLite: store catalog metadata
Service->>Catalog: resolve shard and reserve locator
Service->>YDoc: read or write shard content
Catalog->>SQLite: update revision and outbox
Catalog-->>RouteLoader: return workspace catalog data
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In `@src/lib/server/catalog.ts`:
- Around line 41-65: Wrap the catalog mutation, revision update, revision read,
and outbox insert in one transaction spanning the lifecycle operation and this
helper. Update the relevant lifecycle methods and the revision/outbox helper to
accept and reuse the same transaction, ensuring the new revision is read within
that transaction and no intermediate commit can occur.
- Line 307: Update the workspace-resolution logic around the existing early
return for an existing catalog record so it reconciles any direct Yjs document
and collection records that are missing catalog rows or locator reservations
before returning. Preserve the existing defaultSpaceId result while ensuring
repeated resolutions cannot leave direct-only IDs untracked or available for
conflicting service-layer creation.
Apply the same fix in `@src/lib/server/workspace-store.ts` at line 93.
In `@src/lib/server/db/schema.ts`:
- Line 53: Change src/lib/server/db/schema.ts lines 53-53 and 75-75 so
catalogDocuments and catalogCollections use workspace-scoped identity instead of
globally unique id keys. Update drizzle/0002_salty_kid_colt.sql lines 2-2 and
13-13 to create matching workspace-scoped keys for catalog_collections and
catalog_documents. Adjust catalog update and delete operations to include
workspaceId whenever using the revised key model.
Apply the same fix in `@drizzle/meta/0002_snapshot.json` around lines 114 - 119:
The generated schema snapshot must reflect workspace-scoped keys for both
catalog tables.
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…isions, and cross-workspace scoping - Thread one shared transaction through each catalog lifecycle mutation, its revision bump, and its outbox insert (previously separate calls, some not transacted at all) — a crash could leave a committed catalog change with no matching revision/outbox event. - createDocument/createCollection now also check the live Y.Doc for existing content at a caller-supplied id, not just the SQL locator — closes the gap where an id colliding with content written directly to the Y.Doc (bypassing the service layer) would still silently overwrite it. Narrower than the reviewer's suggested full reconciliation, which is Phase B/C/D-scale machinery already documented as out of scope here. - catalog_documents/catalog_collections now use a (workspaceId, id) composite primary key instead of a bare global id, matching record_locator's own (workspaceId, recordId) scoping — a bare id PK would let workspace A's locator reservation succeed and then throw an unhandled SQL error the moment workspace B tried the same id. 648/648 tests passing (4 new, covering all three fixes). Refs #113
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In `@drizzle/0002_stormy_menace.sql`:
- Line 10: Update the schema definitions for catalog_collections,
catalog_documents, and record_locator to add a unique parent key on
spaces(workspace_id, id) and replace each space_id-only foreign key with a
composite foreign key on (workspace_id, space_id) referencing that key. Add a
test verifying that inserts with mismatched workspace_id and space_id are
rejected.
In `@src/lib/services/documents.ts`:
- Around line 60-62: Update the document creation path around crdtGetDocument to
also reject IDs already present in the collections CRDT map, and update the
collection creation path around crdtGetCollection to reject IDs present in the
documents map; preserve same-type conflict handling. Add direct Y.Doc cross-type
collision tests in services.test.ts covering both creation directions.
Apply the same fix in `@src/lib/services/services.test.ts` around lines 830 - 855:
The requested collision-order tests are included in the consolidated
remediation.
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…hard assignment yet (#120) Every service function that used to call resolveWorkspaceContext() bare now resolves its actual target shard via new catalog primitives (resolveShardForParent/resolveShardForRecord), falling back to the default context when untracked. createCollection still assigns shardId: 'default' deliberately — this proves the resolution mechanism correct for a genuinely separate shard (tests manually construct one, same pattern as the holds eviction-wiring fix) without changing where content actually lives yet, so production behavior is unchanged and no client/attach-ws changes are needed in this slice. - catalog.ts: reserveRecordLocator/releaseRecordLocator (row-level, closes the gap where write_record/delete_record/hold_records only ever receive a bare recordId), resolveShardForParent/resolveShardForRecord. - permissions.ts: resolveParentWorkspaceContext/resolveRecordWorkspaceContext/ groupRecordIdsByShard — shared resolution helpers; requireAccessibleRecord is now itself shard-aware, which every existing caller already goes through. - records.ts: createRecord reserves a row locator when its parent is a Collection; writeRecord/deleteRecord/getRecord resolve via the record's own locator. - collections.ts: queryCollection/updateCollectionTitle/deleteCollection resolve the collection's real shard. - holds.ts: hold_records/release_records group recordIds by resolved shard and operate against each shard's own Awareness (a cross-document agent batch is a stated acceptance criterion — see collaboration.md). - search.ts: Collections are enumerated via the catalog first (resolving each one's real shard, including its own meta entry — not just its rows), with a fallback pass over the default doc for uncataloged (direct-Yjs- written) Collections the catalog loop can't see. No MCP tool schema changes needed — every tool already carries enough of an id for server-side shard resolution. 661/661 tests passing (13 new). Refs #120. Branched off feat/workspace-catalog-113-phase-a (PR #119, not yet merged) since this depends on its catalog.ts.
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…checks - spaces gains a (workspaceId, id) unique index; catalog_documents/ catalog_collections/record_locator's spaceId is now a composite FK on (workspaceId, spaceId) -> spaces(workspaceId, id) instead of a bare spaceId -> spaces.id reference. spaces.id was already globally unique, so nothing exploits this today, but nothing in the schema previously stopped a row from storing a workspaceId that disagreed with its referenced Space's actual workspace either. - createDocument/createCollection's existing-content check (added for the prior "direct Y.Doc write" finding) only checked the same-type map. A Collection written directly to the Y.Doc, followed by createDocument with the same id, didn't collide there — documentsMap/collectionsMap are separate Y.Maps, so it wasn't a literal overwrite, but parentKindOf checks documentsMap first, making the original Collection permanently unreachable via any parentId lookup. Both creation paths now check both maps. 653/653 tests passing (5 new). Refs #113
…re-service-resolution-120 # Conflicts: # src/lib/server/catalog.test.ts # src/lib/server/db/schema.ts
…on-120 Make every service function shard-aware, without cutting over shard assignment yet
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In `@src/lib/services/records.ts`:
- Line 100: Make the dual writes in src/lib/services/records.ts failure-atomic:
in the record-creation flow around crdtCreateRecord and reserveRecordLocator
(line 100), generate the row ID first, reserve it before writing the CRDT row,
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| // long as Documents themselves aren't sharded, so resolveRecordWorkspaceContext's | ||
| // "not found" fallback already routes them correctly without a locator row. | ||
| if (parentKind === 'collection') { | ||
| reserveRecordLocator(workspaceId, defaultSpaceId, record.id, shardId); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make CRDT and locator updates failure-atomic.
Line 100 reserves the locator after crdtCreateRecord has written the row. If locator reservation rejects the ID or SQLite fails, a row in a non-default shard has no locator. Later record operations fall back to the default shard and cannot find that row.
Deletion has the inverse failure mode. If locator release fails after the CRDT deletion, the durable locator remains stale.
Generate and reserve the record ID before the CRDT write. Add compensation or reconciliation for failures after either side of a dual write.
src/lib/services/records.ts#L100-L100: reserve the generated row ID beforecrdtCreateRecord, and release the reservation if the CRDT write fails.src/lib/services/records.ts#L207-L208: ensure a failed locator release is retried or reconciled so it cannot leave a stale shard mapping.
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In `@src/lib/services/records.ts` at line 100, Make the dual writes in
src/lib/services/records.ts failure-atomic: in the record-creation flow around
crdtCreateRecord and reserveRecordLocator (line 100), generate the row ID first,
reserve it before writing the CRDT row, and release the reservation if
crdtCreateRecord fails. In the deletion flow at src/lib/services/records.ts
lines 207-208, retry or reconcile a failed locator release after the CRDT
deletion so stale shard mappings cannot persist.
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Summary
First of several phased slices toward #113 (see plan discussion on the issue) — introduces the durable SQLite catalog from the approved
workspace-sharding.mddesign as the source of truth for Document/Collection titles and hierarchy, kept in sync by dual-writing from the service layer alongside each Y.Doc mutation. The existing single global Y.Doc stays the one real content shard for now — this does not attempt the full per-Document/per-Collection shard split, shard-aware WS/MCP routing, SSE feed, or shard-scoped holds/Awareness, which are large enough to warrant their own follow-up issues (to be filed after this lands).spaces,catalog_documents,catalog_collections,record_locator,catalog_revisions,catalog_outbox) per §3.1/§4, with a simplified single-transaction committed-write path (no cross-shardpending_contentstaging yet, since nothing spans shards until a real shard split exists).documents.ts/collections.tsdual-write to the catalog on create/rename/move/delete. Create now reserves the id in the workspace-wide record locator before touching the Y.Doc, replacing the prior silent-overwrite-on-duplicate-id behavior withRecordIdConflictError(§3.1).+page.server.ts/+layout.server.ts(home page + sidebar) now read the catalog instead of the Y.Doc directly.ensureCatalogBootstrapped()backfills the catalog from existing Y.Doc content the first time a workspace/shard resolves — an explicit dev/test convenience, not §7's versioned/checksum-verified production migration (that's a separate future issue).parentDocumentIdis deliberately not a hard foreign key: a Document can be created by a client writing directly to the Y.Doc over Yjs sync, bypassing the service layer entirely (a supported pattern — seeaudit-coverage.mdandtests/e2e/tier-a.test.ts's direct-Yjs-client cases). A strict FK there would throw on an otherwise-valid nestedcreate_documentcall; caught by a failingtests/e2e/tier-a.test.ts/src/lib/mcp/server.test.tscase during implementation and fixed before this PR.Test plan
npm run test— 644/644 passingnpm run lint— cleannpm run check— cleannpm run devagainst an empty DB boots and bootstraps the catalog; created a document via the realcreateDocumentform action (curl against the running dev server) and confirmedcatalog_documents/catalog_revisions/catalog_outboxall updated correctly, with both the home page and sidebar consistently reflecting the new documentRefs #113 (not closing — this is a partial slice; issue stays open for the remaining scope items)
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