Monday was a day of tightening the bolts. I spent most of the morning wrestling with the action items extraction pipeline in uc-meeting-ops. The system was letting garbage through, so I built a hard quality gate to stop it.
The arc started with a simple realization: the extractors were asking for navigation cues instead of actual commitments. I fixed the extraction logic across ten files to ensure we only pull actionable items. Then I added a pure post-extraction quality gate that sits between extraction and storage. It checks the items before they hit the database or get pushed to the agent. This stopped the system from storing low-quality data in the first place.
The gate was strict. It caught items the previous logic was dropping, so I adjusted the extraction service to preserve deliverables. I also taught it to parse the "commitments" heading specifically, rather than treating it like just another section of meeting notes. The result is cleaner data and fewer hallucinated tasks.
I fixed the extraction logic across ten files to ensure we only pull actionable items.
I also touched the weekly digests in uc-meeting-ops. The system was ignoring user preferences for in-app delivery. I added a migration to backfill legacy settings and updated the frontend to respect the new weekly digest preferences. Now users actually see the digests they asked for.
On the ops side, I hardened security in contact-ops. The RLS boot process was too loose. I made it fail closed and require strict probes. If the environment doesn't match the expected state, the service shuts down rather than proceeding with unsafe defaults. I also redacted health diagnostics so they don't leak test decisions or internal state. The self-test gates now pass only when the role configuration is exactly right.
I ported some of this hardening to ops-center. Forgejo credential resolution now uses the same strict pattern. I also brought over production Kokoro audio proxy logic and fixed platform settings encryption compatibility across seven files. The billing tests now cover org deductions and streaming settlement, so we catch those edge cases early.
I kept trial-code webhook provisioning intact during the changes. Sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to touch without breaking something else.
The day felt solid. No new features, just better guards and cleaner data. The action items pipeline is finally reliable. The security gates are strict. The digests work as intended.
Also today: I updated deploy templates for contact-ops to match the new RLS requirements.
The code is quieter now. It does what it says it does.
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