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main has had 13 failing desktop tests since PR #57 merged. CI runs only scan-history, so nothing caught it. PR #57 re-derived contracts/model/decision-questions.json (new accept/escalate thresholds; same ids, fields and option keys) and changed no Rust. The 13 tests in review_model::scanning hard-coded probabilities tuned to the old thresholds.

Root cause

Production reads every threshold from the embedded registry at run time (Registry::get(), RuleDecisions::noul/choice, classify_triage, accepted_update, pair_has_escalation, recombine_decisions, compare_prediction); no Rust constant mirrors a threshold. The loader and logic are correct for the new registry. Only the fixtures were stale. Example: FixedDecisionClient::new sent a closure.outcome choice at confidence 0.5, which was gray under the old 0.3 escalate cut and is now a hard reject under 0.8, dropping every closure pair.

Change

Test module of crates/openloops-desktop/src/review_scan.rs only (+78/-30). Three helpers (registry_accept, registry_gray, micros) replace the literals, following the pattern every_rule_gray_reject_and_error_falls_back already used. No assertion removed; compare_prediction_flags_the_registry_gray_band_for_nouls_and_choices now asserts the fixed 0.5 noul label at the gray value and adds a 0.1 false-branch case.

Verification

  • cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean
  • cargo clippy -p openloops-desktop --features native-ui,ui-screenshot --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean
  • cargo test -p openloops-desktop --features native-ui -- --test-threads=1: 424 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored
  • No changes to Cargo.*, tools/, or contracts/.

For the owner (registry values, not changed here)

  • closure.outcome accept 1.0 / escalate 0.8: recombine_decisions lets the choice win only at confidence ≥ 1.0, and any choice below 0.8 now ends the pair with no noul fallback and no escalation. Check against the --compare-decisions probe before relying on decision-model closures.
  • rules.deadline_kind accept 1.0: the deadline-kind hint will almost never apply automatically.
  • Three passing tests sit exactly on new cuts (asks_recipient 0.8 in two triage tests; deadline_kind 0.69 vs escalate 0.65). Left unchanged; the next re-tune may break them.
  • The noul comparison label is a fixed 0.5 cut; with bands like asks_recipient 0.8..0.9 every gray answer counts as "true" in the comparison counts.

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…gistry

PR #57 re-derived contracts/model/decision-questions.json (accept/escalate thresholds
changed; ids, fields and option keys did not) without touching the Rust tests, so 13
tests in review_model::scanning that hard-coded probabilities tuned to the old
thresholds failed on main. Production code reads every threshold from the embedded
registry at run time and is correct for the new values; only the fixtures were stale.

Test module of crates/openloops-desktop/src/review_scan.rs only:
- new helpers registry_accept(id), registry_gray(id) (escalate..accept midpoint) and
  micros(p), following the pattern every_rule_gray_reject_and_error_falls_back already
  used, so the next re-tune does not break these tests;
- FixedDecisionClient::new sends a gray closure.outcome choice (was 0.5, now below the
  new 0.8 escalate cut) so the noul answers still decide;
- each of the 13 tests takes its accept/gray values from the registry; no assertion
  removed. compare_prediction_flags_the_registry_gray_band_for_nouls_and_choices now
  asserts the fixed 0.5 noul label at the gray value and adds a 0.1 false-branch case.

Verified: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings (desktop native-ui,ui-screenshot);
desktop 424 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored; no Cargo, tools, or contracts changes.

Registry values for the owner to review (unchanged here): closure.outcome accept 1.0 /
escalate 0.8 means a choice below 0.8 ends the pair with no noul fallback; deadline_kind
accept 1.0 almost never auto-applies; three passing tests sit exactly on new cuts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCesN8ZHnhqa6n3rWFThas
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* test(review): derive decision-test probabilities from the question registry

PR #57 re-derived contracts/model/decision-questions.json (accept/escalate thresholds
changed; ids, fields and option keys did not) without touching the Rust tests, so 13
tests in review_model::scanning that hard-coded probabilities tuned to the old
thresholds failed on main. Production code reads every threshold from the embedded
registry at run time and is correct for the new values; only the fixtures were stale.

Test module of crates/openloops-desktop/src/review_scan.rs only:
- new helpers registry_accept(id), registry_gray(id) (escalate..accept midpoint) and
  micros(p), following the pattern every_rule_gray_reject_and_error_falls_back already
  used, so the next re-tune does not break these tests;
- FixedDecisionClient::new sends a gray closure.outcome choice (was 0.5, now below the
  new 0.8 escalate cut) so the noul answers still decide;
- each of the 13 tests takes its accept/gray values from the registry; no assertion
  removed. compare_prediction_flags_the_registry_gray_band_for_nouls_and_choices now
  asserts the fixed 0.5 noul label at the gray value and adds a 0.1 false-branch case.

Verified: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings (desktop native-ui,ui-screenshot);
desktop 424 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored; no Cargo, tools, or contracts changes.

Registry values for the owner to review (unchanged here): closure.outcome accept 1.0 /
escalate 0.8 means a choice below 0.8 ends the pair with no noul fallback; deadline_kind
accept 1.0 almost never auto-applies; three passing tests sit exactly on new cuts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCesN8ZHnhqa6n3rWFThas

* feat(graph): mail-provider abstraction, shipped-registration hooks, per-provider sessions

Design doc: docs/plans/2026-09-27-google-provider-and-shared-registration.md
(approved 2026-09-27). This is the graph-crate half of PR-1.

- live/provider.rs: MailProvider {Microsoft, Google}, AccountConfig enum dispatch,
  ProviderLoad and load_all (continues after one provider fails).
- live/registration.rs: build-time injected shared registrations via option_env!
  (OPENLOOPS_MS_CLIENT_ID, OPENLOOPS_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID, OPENLOOPS_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET),
  BYO-over-shipped precedence, and the tenant admin-consent URL. Nothing is committed
  to the repository; a source build without the variables behaves as before.
- live/google/mod.rs: GoogleConfig validation only; every Google call returns
  ProviderUnavailable until PR-2.
- live.rs: SESSIONS has one slot per provider (clear_session_for, clear_all_sessions,
  has_session_for; the Microsoft-named wrappers keep their behaviour); OAuthEndpoints +
  authorize_with parametrise authority, token URI, redirect host, optional installed-app
  client secret, extra params and scope normalisation, with MICROSOFT reproducing the
  current flow exactly; any refresh_token in a token response is removed and zeroed
  before the OAuth library parses it; AADSTS65001/90094 -> AdminConsentRequired and
  AADSTS650052/650056 -> PublisherNotTrusted, content-free; ConnectionError text is
  provider-neutral.
- live/callback.rs: RedirectHost {Localhost, LoopbackIp}; the Host check follows it.
- live/review.rs: provider field on MailItem, SourceReview, UserIdentity (Microsoft
  default, account string unchanged so decision fingerprints are stable);
  fetch_from_origin_with_headers, add_hydrated and cutoff made crate-shareable.
- live/reminders.rs: ReminderRequest.provider; valid_graph_id -> valid_remote_id.
- live/test_support.rs: shared fake servers plus a path-routed server for PR-2.
- desktop: struct literals gain provider: Microsoft; the reminder-status test's three
  expected strings follow the neutral ConnectionError wording (no behaviour change).

Verified: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings (graph live-connection, desktop
native-ui,ui-screenshot); graph 161 passed; desktop 424 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored (the
branch sits on PR #58's scanning-test fix, 4d969d4, so the suite is green); Cargo.lock
unchanged; the twelve tools/check-*.ps1 checkers match the origin/main baseline
(the four that fail there fail identically here).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCesN8ZHnhqa6n3rWFThas

* feat(desktop): provider-aware review model, account-qualified scan scope, shipped-registration wiring

Desktop half of PR-1 (design: docs/plans/2026-09-27-google-provider-and-shared-registration.md).

- review_scan/review_model/app_model/slint_review: ConversationKey = (account, conversation)
  replaces every bare conversation-id set (ScanScope::Incremental, retry/check outcomes,
  append_sources, merge_scan, retryable_conversations, prior_open_items); closes the
  cross-account collision before a second provider exists. Exchange split-thread merging
  is Microsoft-only: a ThreadGroup with non-Microsoft messages is authoritative and never
  merged. ReviewMessage carries provider.
- loop_state: Reminder::Created/Completed carry provider; wire bytes 0..3 unchanged
  (decode as Microsoft), 4/5 = Google; legacy-bytes test pins the old layout.
- Links: is_trusted_message_link accepts the Outlook hosts and https://mail.google.com/;
  open-external accepts any provider's tasks URL; "Open message in {Outlook|Gmail}" labels
  are bound per card (url-label) instead of literal.
- AccountDisplay::connected(&[MailProvider]) names one or both providers; the title bar
  binds account-text.
- Outcome::Connection(provider, ..), Service::Mailbox; AppModel gains google: Status,
  effective_microsoft_client_id (BYO field > shipped registration > none),
  shared_registration_active, admin_consent_url, exposed to the Sources screen as
  shared-registration-active / admin-consent-url (layout lands in PR-1c).
- settings: fields 13 google_client_id, 14 google_client_secret (zeroizing),
  15 mail_providers tag (ms | google | ms,google; absent -> ms) on the append-only record;
  boundary, round-trip, unknown-tag and size tests.
- graph nits from the PR-1a review: exchange_token_request takes one token URI;
  GoogleConfig exposes client_id()/client_secret() instead of a filler assertion.

- Review fixes (Opus read-only review): the sign-in button gates on the effective client
  ID, not the BYO field; the Microsoft reminder sync/complete paths bind
  provider: Microsoft so a Google record can never reach Graph; apply_reconcile keeps the
  record's provider; conversation_quality / notes / rejection_reasons are keyed by
  ConversationKey; per-message key clones removed; shared borrowed_filter helper;
  AccountDisplay::connected(&[]) keeps the empty-name contract; TODO_URL derives from
  MailProvider::Microsoft.tasks_url(). Deferred to PR-2 (noted in the plan):
  Service::Mailbox(MailProvider) and the microsoft_status() rename.

Microsoft decision fingerprints and relation keys are byte-identical to before.

Verified: cargo fmt --check; clippy -D warnings (graph live-connection, desktop
native-ui,ui-screenshot); graph 161 passed; desktop 436 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored;
Cargo.lock unchanged; public-repo gate on staged files.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCesN8ZHnhqa6n3rWFThas

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Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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