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Daniel
db2df87fc6 feat: MinIO-backed media libraries, and file the last 316 questions
Storage
Media now goes through `storage_service`, which has two backends: the container
volume, and S3/MinIO. A volume can only be mounted by one host, has no presigned
URLs and no lifecycle rules, none of which suits ~860 MB of media. Reads fall
back to the volume when an object is missing, so the existing uploads keep
working and files can migrate gradually rather than in one risky pass.

A row stores the object key, never a URL: a URL embeds the backend, so a row
holding `http://minio:9000/...` breaks the moment the backend changes.

MinIO publishes no host ports — the backend reaches it over the compose network,
and 9000/9001 are already taken on this host by other stacks.

Image libraries (migration d2e3f4a5b6c7)
An image belongs to a library, and a person is granted a library the way they are
granted a category, so access can be given to some images without giving away all
of them. Tags reuse the shared `question_tags` vocabulary rather than inventing a
media-only one. Uploads are type- and size-checked, stored through the service,
and embedded so an image can be found by what it shows.

Classification finished
The 316 questions the chooser had declined are now filed with `--force`, which
takes the nearest candidate from the same shortlist the chooser saw. 306 were
forced, 10 the chooser accepted on this pass. No question sits on a bare system
any more:

  system only          2,730 -> 0
  condition/subsystem    214 -> 1,782
  full depth               4 -> 1,166

A forced match is a weaker signal than a chosen one, so expect more errors among
those 306 — but the original system stays as a cross-link, so nothing is lost and
they can be corrected by hand.

Tests: 8 new backend covering library scoping, edit confinement, shared-vocabulary
tags, storage indirection on upload, and type/size limits. 131 backend green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WgRcMaScVEL7TBLpnAoSV9
2026-09-10 06:45:22 +02:00
Daniel
3b1ac9aea8 feat: classify the questions left sitting on a bare system
1,486 questions had a top-level system as their primary category with no
condition to promote — General Pediatrics alone held 396 and has no
subcategories at all, so its questions are almost always about something that
already exists elsewhere in the tree.

Two stages, same discipline as the AI-mode citation contract: retrieval ranks
existing categories against the question's stored embedding and keeps the nearest
eight; a chooser picks one of those or says NONE. The model never sees the whole
tree, never writes a category name, and anything not on the shortlist is
discarded — so a category it invents cannot survive. Nothing new is created:
questions are filed into categories an educator already has.

1,170 filed, 301 declined by the chooser, 15 with no candidate above the
similarity floor. Filing depth across the bank:

  system only          2,730 -> 316
  condition/subsystem    214 -> 1,596
  full depth               4 -> 1,036

A spot check found roughly three in four correct — a question about an ADHD
medication refill was filed under Obesity. That is acceptable only because the
original system is kept as a cross-link on every moved question, so a wrong pick
narrows nothing and never loses a question. Recorded in the TODO for an
editorial pass.

Applied after a backup. Tests: 123 backend green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01365DYKu14YtsBKv2ycW6eG
2026-09-10 05:17:24 +02:00