Generate deterministic template headlines server-side for each replay chapter
kind, expose Chapter.headline in the race-hub payload, and render a horizontal
chapter strip on the story view with active-chapter highlighting, click-to-jump,
and a 90-second tour mode built on the existing scrubber playback.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Spike: replay location fan-out is bounded with a semaphore at 4 concurrent GetLocation calls, covered by TestAssembleReplayFramesBoundsLocationFanOut.
Adds /api/v1/replay/frames with 5s interval floor, 3000-frame cap, nearest-sample snapping, and empty-driver omission. Wires RaceStoryCanvas to lazy-load replay frames plus cached track outlines when the map panel opens, sharing the existing scrubber/playback state across chart and map.
Tests: HOME=/private/tmp/box-box-home GOCACHE=/private/tmp/box-box-go-cache GOMODCACHE=/Users/aman/go/pkg/mod go test ./internal/web; go build ./... (same env, passed with read-only module stat-cache warning); npm run test; npx tsc --noEmit. Full go test ./... is blocked in this sandbox by existing network/listener-dependent internal/api and internal/news tests.
Reframe Briefing into GP-window sections with driver/team tag chips, a sticky
"since last race" header, and client-side digest helpers (gpWindows, groupByWindow,
tagItems). Overlapping inter-race windows resolve to the latest GP; undated items
land in a Recent bucket. Vitest covers digest lib + page render/filter behaviour.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add deterministic server-side chapter detection for starts, flag periods, pit phases, decisive top-five swings, and finishes, then expose chapters on the race-hub payload.
Spike result: race-hub already loads race control, positions, and laps in one read model. The requested Detect signature does not include pit stops, so pit phases use IsPitOutLap clusters as the local deterministic pit-stop proxy.
Removes temporary verification screenshots, docker files and verify.html
introduced for PR #58 validation.
- Before/after images and real-app screenshots remain accessible in history
at e51cabb for PR review but are not needed in main
- Keeps only the actual fix: internal/query/championship.go + test
- Maintains docs/ structure without binary clutter (PRODUCT_ROADMAP, assets, etc.)
Fixes#57 remains: Sprint points now included (ANT 158->179)
- GetChampionshipInputs now sums Race + Sprint sessions per meeting
- Bahrain 1282 / Saudi 1283 cancelled (Force Majeure) - intentional Round 9/24
- 2026 sprints up to British GP: 11240 Chinese, 11275 Miami, 11286 Canadian, 11321 British
Totals ANT +21, RUS +26, HAM +18 etc.
- Adds regression test TestGetChampionshipInputsIncludesSprintPoints (25+8=33)
- Fixes#57
Parse and expose SessionStatus from the official live feed, treating Started/Resumed as active and terminal or missing statuses as inactive archive candidates.
Keep /api/v1/live/state and SSE snapshot data reserved for active sessions while exposing memory-only last_snapshot, last_positions, and last_snapshot_at for the explicit Live tab archive view.
Codex handoff could not write .agents in its sandbox, so the orchestrator applied the intended fail-fast change: agy remains available for dry-run prompt inspection but non-dry-run dispatch exits before worktree or PR side effects.
Spike: existing TUI prefetch stored outlines under time.Now().Year(), so the CLI uses a new explicit year-aware prefetch path and the TUI wrapper now derives the year from meetings when available.
Reference-null laps now emit null deltas for all drivers and exclude that
lap window from aligned cumulative totals so later comparisons stay sane.
Challenger-null behavior is unchanged. Compare tab meta documents the policy.
Closes#46
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add shared Meaning primitive and pure interpretation helpers for interval,
tyre age, and championship gap columns on the live tower, tyre deg panel,
and championship hub. Thresholds are exported consts (undercut window tied
to PIT_LOSS_SECONDS from #13).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Ship driver comparison in the race hub: two pickers (default top finishers),
best-lap telemetry overlays via TelemetryTraceChart, and cumulative pace
delta via DeltaTimeGraph with pit-lap captions. Car data is filtered to each
driver's fastest lap client-side (OpenF1 returns full-session samples).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
