Two unrelated features bundled because they ship together and share
migration 0028.
Strategic-log feedback (thumb up/down):
- New strategic_log_feedback table with UNIQUE(log_id, user_id) so each
user has one vote per log, flippable in place (up -> down -> clear).
UI shows aggregate counts only.
- app/services/log_feedback.py: set_vote, get_counts, sign/verify
feedback tokens (same itsdangerous pattern as auth.sign_pending,
30-day TTL for email links).
- POST /api/log/{id}/feedback: web vote, auth required, returns counts
+ the requesting user's own vote.
- GET /feedback?token=...&vote=...: email-link target, no auth, signed
token encodes (user, log, vote), renders feedback_thanks.html.
- partials/log.html: thumbs row below content, JS-driven swap via the
POST endpoint. Dashboard latest-log card and /log page both render
this partial via htmx, so the buttons appear in all three surfaces.
- digest emails: a "How was today's read?" row above the unsub footer,
with signed-token URLs against the latest StrategicLog at send time.
Plain-text fallback included.
Reviewer self-score (0-10):
- _SYSTEM_PROMPT asks for an integer score with anchors (10 exemplary,
5 borderline, 0 unfit). Verdict gains score: int | None.
- Deterministic-layer hits get score=0 (hard rule, no nuance);
error rows get None; LLM rows get the model's score clamped 0..10.
- ReviewerVerdict.score, StrategicLog.reviewer_score, and
IndicatorSummary.reviewer_score all new SMALLINT NULL columns.
- ai_log_job + indicator_summary_job persist verdict.score onto their
content rows when committing the row alongside content.
Tests:
- tests/test_strategic_log_feedback.py: vote, flip, clear, aggregate
across users, invalid vote, token round-trip + tamper + garbage +
'clear' not signable for email path.
- tests/test_output_review.py: score parsing, clamping (>10, <0),
missing/non-numeric -> None, deterministic-layer score=0.
Full suite: 427 passed (was 412), 5 skipped, no regressions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
email_service.py was 428 lines covering three different concerns:
SMTP transport, OTP/welcome rendering (tightly coupled — same brand
template + theme), and digest rendering (a totally different shape
of email, different layout, different copy cadence). The two halves
changed at different cadences and made the file noisy to navigate.
Extracted render_digest_email + _DIGEST_HTML_TEMPLATE +
_strip_html_to_text to app/services/digest_email.py. SMTP transport
and the OTP/welcome surface stay in email_service.py.
Import sites updated: email_digest_job and test_email_render now
import render_digest_email from digest_email. The OTP/welcome
import sites (auth router, branding tests, test_email_service) are
untouched.
No behaviour change — pure relocation. Templates byte-identical.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>