The scanner builds library -> series -> season -> episode; this makes it
reachable. Three reads, all grant-checked through catalog.Store (ADR-005):
a series' seasons, a season's episodes, and the next unwatched episode.
Each loads the parent through ItemFor first, so forbidden and absent are the
same ErrNotFound, and the child query is scoped to the parent's own
library_id so a corrupt parent_id cannot cross a library boundary. Verified
red-green: swapping ItemFor for Item returns two rows to an ungranted
caller.
Episodes come back in episode order, not insertion order, and the ordering
is verified red-green too - dropping the clause yields [3 1 10 2].
Routes stay inside the existing family: /api/v1/items/{id}/seasons,
/episodes and /next. No parallel route surface.
Jellyfin gains SeriesDto, SeasonDto and EpisodeDto. Jellyfin's wire type is
BaseItemDto, so these carry the folder/file split plus IndexNumber and
ParentIndexNumber. ItemType now takes the item rather than the kind, because
an episode IS kind video - that is the one signature change, and the dto
tests were updated with it.
Verified end-to-end against a running server: a library holding S01E02,
1x02, a bare-number file and a film produced two series, three seasons and
six episodes, with the film left alone; the routes returned the seasons in
order, the episodes in episode order, and the next unwatched episode.
Note for later: Subsonic and the web UI are untouched, so a series browses
there as it did before. The scanner also has no separate 'tv' kind, so a
video library mixing films and shows builds both shapes side by side.
Five tasks, four delegated to agents on disjoint files and one on the critical
path. Board and verification log: ~/.opencode/plan/vellum-beta-tasks.md
T1 Async scans (coordinator)
- migration 0007 adds ref_id + result to jobs, indexed by (kind, ref_id, id),
so a job can be found by what it operates on and can report back.
- jobs: EnqueueRef, JobID(ctx) so a handler can attach a result, SetResult.
- POST /libraries/{id}/scan now enqueues and returns 202; a real library takes
longer than any request timeout, and a hanging request looks like a broken
server. GET /libraries/{id}/scan/status reports the latest run.
- Libraries.svelte polls and shows "Scanning…" instead of freezing.
T2 Admin CLI (agent)
- internal/cli: `user add|passwd|list`, `backup <path>` via VACUUM INTO, with
tests. Wired into main.go, which the coordinator kept.
T3 Deploy (agent)
- compose.yml now mounts all six media kinds read-only with :z and carries the
metadata env keys. DEPLOY.md covers volumes, SELinux, admin bootstrap, TLS,
backup and upgrade.
T4 Pagination (agent)
- GET /items takes offset and returns total; Browse loads 60 at a time with
"Load more" and "Showing X of Y" instead of silently truncating at 300.
T5 Password change UI (agent)
- A Password section in Settings with validation, busy and success states.
Verified end to end: scan returns 202 in 0.7 ms and polls to done; the CLI
created a user, changed a password, and produced a complete 240 KB backup while
the server ran; pagination reports total 8 and pages correctly; compose parses
with every mount :z. go vet and 14 test packages pass; svelte-check 0/0.
The app looked like an admin panel. This is the product people actually see
when they open their library.
- Home: a landing screen with a Continue shelf (progress bars, straight from
the progress table) and per-type shelves of recent additions. One request
feeds it, so it does not pop in piece by piece.
- Browse: cover grid per media type with type chips, plus browse-all. Powered
by a new GET /items that lists across every visible library, filtered by
kind, through the same access chokepoint.
- Item page: cover, kind, title, authors, progress, a primary action that says
Continue when you have started, description, and the file list for
multi-file items. Cards now open the item page rather than jumping straight
into a reader.
- Search: results grouped by media type, cover-forward.
- Navigation moved from "libraries" to "media types" — you browse Ebooks, not
"the Ebooks folder". Libraries became an admin concern.
- Design system: dark by default, cover-forward, one accent, tighter type
scale, horizontal shelves, skeleton loaders.
- media: GET /home, GET /items, and authors on item detail.
Verified by screenshot in a live instance: home shelves, browse grid, and item
page all render correctly.
