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Closes #1809. The visible end of the chain, after ecency/esync-py#60, ecency/vision-api#101 and ecency/erobot#9.

/curation/roster, an admin-only tab. Adds a curator, changes a role or the vote conditions, retires one, or brings a retired one back. Retiring nine curators last week meant hand-written SQL against production plus edits in two other repos; after this chain it is a button here, and erobot picks the change up within five minutes with no deploy.

What the panel has to say that the old arrays could not

config.mods and config.followAccounts overlapped but were not the same set: incublus is a mod whose votes are deliberately not trailed, and nothing but the ordering of two hand-kept arrays recorded that. So the row shows role and trailing separately, plus the three vote conditions (min_weight, max_weight, waves_only_below) with their weights rendered as percentages.

trail is written to a row only when it differs from the role default. A curator who is trailed like every other curator says nothing about trailing, so the default lives in the backend alone and changing it later does not mean rewriting rows that were only ever agreeing with it.

The retired rows are listed separately with who added them and when, and "bring back" reopens the add form pre-filled, which is exactly what roster-set does upstream.

Layers

  • SDK: three request builders, getCurationRosterAdminQueryOptions, the trail flag on CurationRosterEntry, and CurationRosterRules / CurationRosterAdminEntry. rules is sent whole or not at all, because the backend replaces rather than merges it. dist/ is rebuilt so the app typechecks against the new API; no version bump and no labels.
  • Web: curationDeskApi wrappers, three hooks, the view, the page, and the tab, which only renders for role === "admin".
  • The admin list is a separate query keyed by the viewer. It carries notes, added_by and retired rows, and must never share a cache entry with the public roster the whole desk reads.

The feature barrel is deliberately left at four views: nothing imports it, the page imports the view by path like every other curation page, and its own guard test says it stays light.

Checks

pnpm typecheck, pnpm lint and the four CI script audits (icon-scss, icon-tsx --fail, slim-entries --fail, origin-config --self-test then --fail) all clean. 4281 web tests and 975 SDK tests pass, including 6 new component specs and 3 new SDK specs. Three guards in the view were each mutated until the matching spec failed, then restored: writing trail unconditionally, arming the retire confirm, and dropping the account-name check.

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  • New Features
    • Added an admin-only Curation Roster tab and management page.
    • Admins can add, edit, restore, and retire curators.
    • Added support for curator roles, trail settings, voting rules, notes, and audit details.
    • Added validation, confirmation prompts, and loading, success, and error feedback.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Restricted roster access and private roster requests to administrators.
  • Tests
    • Added coverage for roster management, validation, retirement, restoration, and access controls.

Retiring nine curators last week meant hand-written SQL against the desk
database, plus an edit to erobot's config.js and one to the esync seed,
because the roster was read-only here and duplicated in two other places.

Adds /curation/roster, an admin-only tab that adds, edits and retires
curators, with the role, the trail switch, the three vote conditions, a
note, and the retired rows with a way to bring one back. trail is written
only when it differs from the role default, so the default stays defined
in the backend rather than frozen into every row.

The SDK gains the three request builders, the admin list query and the
trail flag on a roster entry. The public roster query is untouched: the
admin list is a separate query keyed by viewer, since it carries notes
and retired rows that the edge-cached public roster must never see.

Closes #1809
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Add admin curation roster management panel

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Adds an admin-only roster for adding, editing, retiring, and restoring curators.
• Models roles, trailing defaults, vote conditions, notes, and roster history.
• Separates private admin caching from the public roster and validates SDK requests.
Diagram

sequenceDiagram
  actor Admin
  participant UI as Roster UI
  participant Hooks as Query Hooks
  participant Cache as Query Cache
  participant SDK as Ecency SDK
  participant API as Vision API
  participant Store as Roster Store
  Admin->>UI: Open roster
  UI->>Hooks: Check viewer role
  Hooks->>SDK: Fetch public roster
  SDK->>API: Get viewer role
  API->>Store: Read active roster
  Store-->>UI: Admin role
  UI->>Hooks: Load private roster
  Hooks->>Cache: Use viewer cache key
  Cache->>SDK: Request admin list
  SDK->>API: POST roster-list
  API->>Store: Read full roster
  Store-->>UI: Active and retired rows
  Admin->>UI: Add edit or retire
  UI->>Hooks: Submit validated change
  Hooks->>SDK: Set or retire curator
  SDK->>API: POST roster mutation
  API->>Store: Persist roster change
  Hooks->>Cache: Invalidate admin and public roster
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Permission-sensitive unified roster query
  • ➕ Reduces the number of roster endpoints and query definitions.
  • ➕ Lets callers use one conceptual roster resource.
  • ➖ Risks caching private notes and retired rows under a public key.
  • ➖ Makes edge caching and authorization behavior dependent on viewer identity.
  • ➖ Increases the impact of cache-key or response-varying mistakes.
2. Continue configuration-based roster management
  • ➕ Avoids adding an administrative UI and mutation API.
  • ➕ Keeps runtime application code simpler.
  • ➖ Requires manual production SQL and synchronized repository edits.
  • ➖ Delays roster changes until deployments complete.
  • ➖ Cannot cleanly represent role and trailing differences.
3. Optimistically update roster caches
  • ➕ Makes successful edits appear immediately.
  • ➕ Avoids a refetch after each mutation.
  • ➖ Requires duplicating backend replacement and role-default semantics.
  • ➖ Complicates reconciliation of active, retired, and restored rows.
  • ➖ Offers little benefit for an infrequently used admin workflow.

Recommendation: Keep the PR's separate private admin endpoint, viewer-scoped cache key, and post-mutation invalidation. This design provides the strongest privacy boundary and leaves rule replacement and trail-default resolution authoritative upstream; unified caching and optimistic updates introduce disproportionate correctness risk for a low-frequency administrative workflow.

Files changed (17) +934 / -9

Enhancement (12) +705 / -5
curation-tabs.tsxShow the roster tab only to desk administrators +7/-1

Show the roster tab only to desk administrators

• Reads the viewer's curation role and appends the roster navigation tab only for administrators. Existing recommendation feature gating remains intact.

apps/web/src/app/curation/_components/curation-tabs.tsx

page.tsxAdd the curation roster route +11/-0

Add the curation roster route

• Introduces the '/curation/roster' page with standard curation metadata and renders the roster administration view.

apps/web/src/app/curation/roster/page.tsx

curation-desk-api.tsExpose roster administration API wrappers +16/-0

Expose roster administration API wrappers

• Adds authenticated wrappers for listing the private roster, setting curator details, and retiring curators through the SDK.

apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-desk-api.ts

curation-roster-view.tsxImplement the roster administration interface +418/-0

Implement the roster administration interface

• Adds the admin-gated roster panel for creating, editing, retiring, and restoring curators. It validates Hive names and vote weights, distinguishes trailing from roles, preserves backend role defaults, and separates active and retired entries.

apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx

hooks.tsAdd viewer-scoped roster queries and mutations +46/-0

Add viewer-scoped roster queries and mutations

• Adds the private admin roster query plus set and retire mutations. Successful writes invalidate both the viewer-specific admin cache and the shared public roster cache.

apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/hooks.ts

en-US.jsonAdd English roster administration copy +38/-1

Add English roster administration copy

• Adds tab, form, role, rule, lifecycle, validation, and feedback strings for the roster administration workflow.

apps/web/src/features/i18n/locales/en-US.json

index.d.tsPublish roster admin SDK declarations +63/-2

Publish roster admin SDK declarations

• Updates generated browser declarations with private roster types, typed rules, request builders, viewer-scoped query options, and public exports.

packages/sdk/dist/browser/index.d.ts

query-keys.tsAdd a private roster cache key +2/-0

Add a private roster cache key

• Defines a viewer-scoped 'rosterAdmin' query key so private roster details cannot share the public roster cache entry.

packages/sdk/src/modules/core/query-keys.ts

get-curation-roster-admin-query-options.tsAdd admin roster query options +20/-0

Add admin roster query options

• Provides typed React Query options for fetching the private roster when both a viewer and authentication code are available. The query uses a one-minute stale period and viewer-specific key.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/queries/get-curation-roster-admin-query-options.ts

index.tsExport admin roster query options +1/-0

Export admin roster query options

• Adds the admin roster query helper to the curation query barrel.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/queries/index.ts

requests.tsAdd typed roster administration requests +46/-0

Add typed roster administration requests

• Implements list, set, and retire POST request builders with input guards. Set requests send complete rule objects when present and preserve explicit empty notes for clearing stored values.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts

types.tsModel roster rules and private admin entries +37/-1

Model roster rules and private admin entries

• Introduces typed vote and trailing rules, resolved trailing state, private audit fields, admin list responses, and set-operation inputs.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/types.ts

Tests (2) +226 / -1
curation-roster-admin.spec.tsxTest roster authorization and lifecycle operations +187/-0

Test roster authorization and lifecycle operations

• Covers role-versus-trailing display, retired-row separation, confirmed retirement, trail override serialization, client validation, and non-admin access denial. The tests also verify that unauthorized viewers never request private roster data.

apps/web/src/specs/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-admin.spec.tsx

requests.spec.tsTest roster request payload contracts +39/-1

Test roster request payload contracts

• Verifies authenticated routes, whole-rule serialization, omitted optional fields, explicit note clearing, and rejection of empty curator writes.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.spec.ts

Other (3) +3 / -3
index.js.mapRebuild the browser SDK source map +1/-1

Rebuild the browser SDK source map

• Regenerates the browser distribution source map to reflect the new roster administration SDK APIs.

packages/sdk/dist/browser/index.js.map

index.cjs.mapRebuild the CommonJS SDK source map +1/-1

Rebuild the CommonJS SDK source map

• Regenerates the Node CommonJS distribution source map with the roster administration implementation.

packages/sdk/dist/node/index.cjs.map

index.mjs.mapRebuild the ESM SDK source map +1/-1

Rebuild the ESM SDK source map

• Regenerates the Node ESM distribution source map with the roster administration implementation.

packages/sdk/dist/node/index.mjs.map

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The change adds an admin-only curation roster page. It introduces typed SDK request builders, private roster queries, mutations, cache invalidation, role-based trail rules, validation, retirement and restoration workflows, localization, navigation, and tests.

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Curation roster administration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Roster contracts and request builders
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/types.ts, packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts, packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.spec.ts
Adds typed roster entries, rules, admin metadata, set inputs, and authenticated list, set, and retire requests with validation and payload tests.
Roster query and mutation flow
packages/sdk/src/modules/core/query-keys.ts, packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/queries/*, apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-desk-api.ts, apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/hooks.ts
Adds viewer-specific admin query options, API delegates, roster mutations, and invalidation for private and public roster caches.
Admin panel behavior and validation
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx, apps/web/src/features/i18n/locales/en-US.json, apps/web/src/specs/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-admin.spec.tsx
Adds roster editing, role-based trail settings, weight validation, notes, active and retired views, access gating, localization, and component tests.
Admin navigation and page entry
apps/web/src/app/curation/_components/curation-tabs.tsx, apps/web/src/app/curation/roster/page.tsx
Adds the admin-only roster tab and renders the roster view at /curation/roster with page metadata.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Admin
  participant CurationRosterView
  participant useCurationRosterSet
  participant curationDeskApi
  participant curationRosterSetRequest
  Admin->>CurationRosterView: edit roster entry
  CurationRosterView->>useCurationRosterSet: submit validated input
  useCurationRosterSet->>curationDeskApi: call rosterSet
  curationDeskApi->>curationRosterSetRequest: send roster-set request
  curationRosterSetRequest-->>CurationRosterView: return updated curator
  CurationRosterView-->>Admin: display success and refreshed roster
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Roster administration can save incorrect curator settings or restore the wrong account, so these behaviors should be corrected before merge.

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In `@apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx`:
- Around line 405-406: Update the restore flow around setDraft and setEditing so
it enters a distinct restore mode rather than add mode. Preserve the selected
curator’s original username in that mode and disable username editing in
CuratorForm, while keeping add mode’s editable username behavior unchanged.
- Around line 59-61: Update the rule-value serialization around min_weight,
max_weight, and waves_only_below, including the corresponding logic at the
referenced locations, to preserve valid zero values. Replace truthiness checks
with explicit undefined handling and serialize only integer values meeting the
allowed nonnegative range, while keeping absent values as empty strings.

In `@apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/hooks.ts`:
- Line 1026: Update the invalidation in the roster mutation flow around
invalidateQueries to target the QueryKeys.curation prefix covering all
roster-admin variants, rather than only
QueryKeys.curation.rosterAdmin(username). Continue using QueryKeys from
`@ecency/sdk` for the cache key.

In `@apps/web/src/specs/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-admin.spec.tsx`:
- Around line 122-149: The roster-set payload should send rules: {} when an
existing curator’s final override is removed, while continuing to omit rules for
new entries. Update the existing-curator edit path around rulesFrom and add
regression coverage for clearing the final trail, minimum, or maximum rule.

In `@packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts`:
- Line 374: Update the curation request flow containing the roster-list postJson
call so requests carrying the reusable code require HTTPS, including loopback
hosts; do not rely on assertCredentialTransport’s HTTP loopback allowance. Apply
the transport validation specifically to code-bearing requests while preserving
the existing request behavior otherwise.
- Line 374: Update curationRosterListRequest to pass the existing roster
ShapeCheck to postJson, ensuring successful responses are validated before being
returned as CurationRosterAdminList and invalid shapes trigger the query error
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min_weight: rules.min_weight ? String(rules.min_weight) : "",
max_weight: rules.max_weight ? String(rules.max_weight) : "",
waves_only_below: rules.waves_only_below ? String(rules.waves_only_below) : "",

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve valid zero-valued rules.

The form permits values from 0 through 10000. These truthiness checks treat 0 as absent.

Loading, displaying, or saving a zero-valued rule silently removes or hides it. Test for undefined and serialize integer values with value >= 0.

Proposed fix
-    min_weight: rules.min_weight ? String(rules.min_weight) : "",
-    max_weight: rules.max_weight ? String(rules.max_weight) : "",
-    waves_only_below: rules.waves_only_below ? String(rules.waves_only_below) : "",
+    min_weight: rules.min_weight !== undefined ? String(rules.min_weight) : "",
+    max_weight: rules.max_weight !== undefined ? String(rules.max_weight) : "",
+    waves_only_below:
+      rules.waves_only_below !== undefined ? String(rules.waves_only_below) : "",
...
-    if (Number.isInteger(value) && value > 0) rules[key] = value;
+    if (Number.isInteger(value) && value >= 0) rules[key] = value;
...
-  const parts = WEIGHT_RULES.filter((key) => rules[key]).map((key) =>
+  const parts = WEIGHT_RULES.filter((key) => rules[key] !== undefined).map((key) =>

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In `@apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx` around lines 59
- 61, Update the rule-value serialization around min_weight, max_weight, and
waves_only_below, including the corresponding logic at the referenced locations,
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1. Admins cannot save zero limits 🔗 Cross-repo conflict ≡ Correctness
Description
draftFrom, RuleSummary, and rulesFrom all use truthiness or a value > 0 check to determine
whether a rule weight is present, even though validate() and the Vision API's form explicitly
accept zero as a valid weight for any of the three vote conditions. As a result, entering or editing
a zero-valued condition causes it to display as blank and be omitted from the serialized rules
payload sent to the curation backend, silently changing its meaning.
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apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[R75-76]

+    const value = Number(raw);
+    if (Number.isInteger(value) && value > 0) rules[key] = value;
Evidence
The form validates and documents weights across an inclusive 0–10000 range, matching Vision API's
own validation of roster weights over that same range, yet the cited code in draftFrom,
RuleSummary, and rulesFrom relies on truthiness checks or a strictly-positive (value > 0)
comparison. This mismatch means a stored or entered zero cannot survive loading, display, or
serialization, and the SDK forwards the resulting rules object as-is without restoring any omitted
zero values — directly violating the requirement (compliance rule 4) that all three vote conditions
be faithfully representable and editable.

Support all required curator roster fields
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[70-93]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[52-79]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[82-98]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[240-252]
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[377-390]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[82-93]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[101-109]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[23-24]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[59-61]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[70-79]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[86-92]
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[385-390]
External repo: ecency/vision-api, dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.CurationDesk.cs [1101-1128]
External repo: ecency/vision-api, dotnet/EcencyApi.Tests/CurationDeskPayloadTests.cs [548-562]

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## Issue description
The roster form validates and documents zero as a valid vote weight, matching Vision API's inclusive 0–10000 range, but `draftFrom`, `RuleSummary`, and `rulesFrom` use truthiness checks or a strictly-positive `value > 0` comparison. This causes zero-valued conditions to be shown as blank when loading or displaying existing rules, and to be omitted entirely from the serialized request payload, so administrators cannot set or preserve a zero-valued condition.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[52-79]
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[82-98]
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[101-109]
## Recommended Fix
Replace all truthiness and `value > 0` checks with explicit `undefined`/`null` presence checks combined with an inclusive `value >= 0` range, so that zero-valued rules survive loading, display, and serialization into the request payload. Add component and request-level tests proving that entering, editing, or displaying a zero-valued rule for each of the three vote conditions preserves and sends the value correctly.

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2. Edits can re-enable vote trailing ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
draftFrom falls directly from the optional resolved entry.trail field to the role default
instead of consulting the persisted rules.trail override. If a valid admin response omits the
resolved field but contains rules: { trail: false }, opening and saving a mod or curator removes
that override and restores trailing.
Code

apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[58]

+    trail: entry.trail ?? defaultTrail(entry.role),
Evidence
The SDK declares the top-level resolved trail value optional while separately allowing a persisted
trail override inside rules. The draft ignores that rules value, and serialization then omits trail
whenever the incorrectly defaulted value matches the role default.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/types.ts[318-323]
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/types.ts[325-331]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[52-61]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[70-79]

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## Issue description
The edit draft ignores `rules.trail` whenever the optional resolved top-level trail field is absent, which can silently change trailing behavior on save.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[52-62]
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[70-79]
## Recommended Fix
Resolve the draft value in the order `entry.trail`, `rules.trail`, then the role default. Apply the same resolution when displaying roster rows and add a test for an entry containing only the persisted rules override.

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3. A failed roster response looks empty ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
curationRosterListRequest() calls postJson() without the hasCurators shape check used by the
public roster request. When the gateway returns a successful JSON error envelope or other body
without curators, the view falls back to [] and shows no roster rather than its request-error
state.
Code

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[R370-375]

+export function curationRosterListRequest(
+  code: string | undefined,
+  signal?: AbortSignal
+): Promise<CurationRosterAdminList> {
+  return postJson<CurationRosterAdminList>("/roster-list", code, {}, "list roster", signal);
+}
Evidence
The transport supports optional response shape validation and the existing public roster route uses
the curators guard, but the newly added private route omits it; its consumer deliberately defaults
a missing curators field to an empty array.

packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[51-65]
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[82-109]
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[274-280]
packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[370-375]
apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[220-235]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The private roster-list request does not verify that a successful JSON response contains its required `curators` array. The consumer treats a missing array as an empty list, concealing a malformed or gateway error response.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[63-65]
- packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.ts[370-375]
- packages/sdk/src/modules/curation/requests.spec.ts[55-100]
## Recommended Fix
Pass `hasCurators` as the response shape check to `postJson()` in `curationRosterListRequest`, then add a request test asserting that a successful body without `curators` rejects with a curation API error.

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4. Invalid names trigger server errors ✓ Resolved 🔗 Cross-repo conflict ≡ Correctness
Description
validate uses a flat length-and-character-class expression that accepts malformed Hive names such
as 1abc, abc., abc.-def, abc--def, -abc, and dotted labels shorter than three characters
instead of validating each label's boundaries and hyphen placement. Submitting any such value passes
the form guard, reaches roster-set with an account that cannot exist on Hive, and receives Vision
API's HTTP 400 curator required response.
Code

apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[R82-84]

+function validate(draft: DraftState): string | null {
+  if (!/^[a-z0-9.-]{3,16}$/.test(draft.curator.trim())) {
+    return i18next.t("curation-desk.roster.invalid-name");
Evidence
The new regex permits lowercase letters, digits, dots, and hyphens in any position while checking
only total length, whereas the repository's established Hive-name validation and Vision API require
every dotted segment to be at least three characters, begin with a lowercase letter, end with a
letter or digit, and use hyphens only internally without doubling them. Vision API therefore rejects
a roster-set payload whose curator passed the form regex but violates that grammar, returning HTTP
400.

apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[82-85]
apps/web/src/utils/username-validation.ts[8-13]
apps/web/src/utils/username-validation.ts[17-28]
apps/web/src/specs/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-admin.spec.tsx[151-175]
External repo: ecency/vision-api, dotnet/EcencyApi/Infrastructure/HiveNames.cs [3-18]
External repo: ecency/vision-api, dotnet/EcencyApi/Infrastructure/HiveNames.cs [25-66]
External repo: ecency/vision-api, dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.CurationDesk.cs [485-489]
External repo: ecency/vision-api, dotnet/EcencyApi/Handlers/PrivateApi.CurationDesk.cs [1088-1095]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The roster form's account-name regex accepts Hive name shapes that Vision API rejects, causing avoidable invalid roster writes instead of providing local validation feedback.
## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[82-85]
- apps/web/src/utils/username-validation.ts[4-29]
## Recommended Fix
Reuse or extract the shared chain-format validation so the roster form enforces Vision API's complete Hive account grammar: retain the total-length constraint, split names on dots, require every label to contain at least three characters, begin with a lowercase letter, end with a lowercase letter or digit, and contain only lowercase letters, digits, or non-doubled internal hyphens. Do not apply signup-only impersonation restrictions when validating existing accounts. Add roster validation tests for leading digits, trailing dots, short dotted labels, doubled hyphens, and leading or trailing hyphens.

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const value = Number(raw);
if (Number.isInteger(value) && value > 0) rules[key] = value;

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1. Admins cannot save zero limits 🔗 Cross-repo conflict ≡ Correctness

draftFrom, RuleSummary, and rulesFrom all use truthiness or a value > 0 check to determine
whether a rule weight is present, even though validate() and the Vision API's form explicitly
accept zero as a valid weight for any of the three vote conditions. As a result, entering or editing
a zero-valued condition causes it to display as blank and be omitted from the serialized rules
payload sent to the curation backend, silently changing its meaning.
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## Issue description
The roster form validates and documents zero as a valid vote weight, matching Vision API's inclusive 0–10000 range, but `draftFrom`, `RuleSummary`, and `rulesFrom` use truthiness checks or a strictly-positive `value > 0` comparison. This causes zero-valued conditions to be shown as blank when loading or displaying existing rules, and to be omitted entirely from the serialized request payload, so administrators cannot set or preserve a zero-valued condition.

## Fix Focus Areas
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[52-79]
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[82-98]
- apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx[101-109]

## Recommended Fix
Replace all truthiness and `value > 0` checks with explicit `undefined`/`null` presence checks combined with an inclusive `value >= 0` range, so that zero-valued rules survive loading, display, and serialization into the request payload. Add component and request-level tests proving that entering, editing, or displaying a zero-valued rule for each of the three vote conditions preserves and sends the value correctly.

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Comment thread apps/web/src/features/curation-desk/curation-roster-view.tsx
Five from the bot review, each verified against the code first; a sixth
was a false positive and is declined on the PR with evidence.

Bringing a retired curator back opened the ADD form, where the name is
editable, so changing it would have created a different account and left
the one the admin picked still retired. There is now an explicit form
mode (add, edit, restore), and the identity guard lives in the change
handler rather than only on the disabled attribute, since a disabled
input is only a presentational lock.

draftFrom fell from the resolved trail flag straight to the role
default, skipping the stored rules.trail. A backend that omits the
resolved field would have turned an explicit override back into the
default the moment someone saved the row, which is the one account
(incublus) this whole flag exists to protect.

roster-list carried no shape check, so a 200 with an error envelope
rendered as an empty roster instead of the error state. It now uses the
same hasCurators check as the public roster.

A roster write invalidated only the current viewer's admin query. The
roster is shared state, so it invalidates the roster-admin PREFIX now.

The form accepted a weight of 0 that the serializer then dropped. Rather
than carry zero through, the form refuses it: blank already means "no
rule", and a max of 0 is a second spelling of untrailed, which the trail
switch owns. The account-name check also parses Hive labels properly, so
1abc and abc.-def get an inline message instead of a bare 400.
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Triaged all nine comments against the code. Five were real and are fixed in 22fbca0, one is declined with evidence in its own thread, and the rest were duplicates of those.

Restore opened the add form with an editable name (CodeRabbit, Major). The real one. Changing the name there would have created a different curator and left the selected row still retired. There is now an explicit form mode (add / edit / restore), and the identity guard sits in the change handler, not only on the disabled attribute: a disabled input is a presentational lock, and the test that proves this fires a change straight past it.

draftFrom skipped the stored rules.trail (qodo). Real. A backend that omits the resolved trail would have turned an explicit override back into the role default the moment someone saved the row. That is incublus, the one account the flag exists for. Resolved flag, then stored override, then role default.

roster-list had no shape check (CodeRabbit + qodo). Real: a 200 carrying an error envelope rendered as an empty roster instead of the error state. It uses the same hasCurators check as the public roster now.

Invalidation was viewer-scoped (CodeRabbit, Minor). Real. The roster is shared state, so a write invalidates the roster-admin prefix.

Zero-valued rules (CodeRabbit + qodo). The inconsistency was real: validate() accepted 0 and rulesFrom dropped it. Fixed in the opposite direction from the suggestion, deliberately. Blank already means "no rule", so 0 adds nothing as a minimum or a waves threshold, and a max_weight of 0 is a second spelling of "not trailed", which the trail switch owns. The form refuses it, so the form, the summary and the serializer now agree. Carrying zero through would have left two ways to say one thing, which is the duplication this change set exists to remove.

Account names (qodo). Real, though it failed safe: the flat character class accepted 1abc, abc., -abc and abc.-def, and the admin saw a bare 400 from the gateway rather than which character was wrong. Hive labels are parsed properly now, with an inline message.

4284 web tests and 63 SDK curation tests pass, typecheck and lint clean. Three of the fixes were mutated until the matching spec failed, then restored.

@feruzm feruzm added the patch Bug fixes and patches (1.0.0 → 1.0.1) label Sep 10, 2026
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