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Minor Changes

• ce559da: Add per-app member roles: defineAppRoles, an authorize gate on defineAction, and an appRoles column on TeamPage.

  Apps that need permissions of their own no longer have to hand-roll a members table or collapse a rich vocabulary into the org's three roles. defineAppRoles({ appId, roles }) declares an app's role set; authorize: myApp.requireAny("admin") gates an action for every caller (agent tool, HTTP, frontend, MCP, A2A, CLI) because it wraps run rather than hanging off a flag the dispatchers each have to remember; <TeamPage appRoles={descriptor} /> adds the assignment column to the existing roster instead of forcing a second members view.

  Org membership stays canonical — an app role only narrows what an existing member may do inside one app. Roles are an unordered set, not a ladder: authorization always names the accepted roles explicitly. defaultRole is a display value and never satisfies a guard, membership and assignment resolve in one statement so a stale row cannot authorize, and a failed lookup throws rather than resolving to a deny-shaped status.

Patch Changes

• ce559da: Keep serverless startup bounded by moving legacy chat-thread repair, global stale-run cleanup, and remote MCP connection setup out of route initialization, and batch additive Postgres schema introspection into one query.

• ce559da: Keep the hidden-mode agent sidebar on chat when restoring persisted panel state.

• ce559da: Fix browser live transcription silently freezing mid-recording. useLiveTranscription now restarts recognition off the event loop instead of synchronously inside onend (Chrome throws InvalidStateError there), retries a failed restart with backoff instead of giving up after one throw, and exposes getIncompleteReason() so callers can tell a partial capture from a finished one.

• ce559da: Make two first-run failures explain themselves instead of looking like a broken app.

  The full-screen loading shell now reveals an explanatory line after 10 seconds
  ("a first run compiles dependencies…, otherwise check the terminal"). The reveal
  is a pure-CSS animation-delay, not a timer, because the states that strand a
  user on this screen — hydration never running, a route module 404ing, a cold dev
  compile — are exactly the states where none of our JS executes. A featureless
  spinner is indistinguishable from a blank page and reads as "the app is broken"
  rather than "look at the terminal".

  Missing-table database errors now name the likely cause. The driver reports
  no such table: x from whichever query touched it first, so the stack lands in
  an action and reads as a bug there; the real cause is almost always that no
  migration created it, which is what a template with no server/plugins/db.ts
  does. The hint is appended to the driver's original message, so existing error
  classifiers that match its substrings are unaffected.

• ce559da: Stop refusing real deck URLs in A2A responses. The artifact guard only accepted
  decks from create-deck, duplicate-deck, get-deck, list-decks, and
  add-slide, and rejected a create-deck that saved an empty deck — so the
  documented "create empty, then fill" flow, patch-deck, save-deck,
  update-slide, import-pptx, and restore-deck-version all produced "I could
  not verify the deck URL" for decks that were genuinely saved. Any successful
  result that names a deck (an explicit deckId, or a canonical /deck/<id> URL
  the action itself returned) now verifies it.

• ce559da: Fix the cold-start failure mode that turns a serverless page load into a burst of 502/504s, and stop the chat spinner from hanging forever when the run-status probe is unreachable.

  Container-killing 502. createCoreRoutesPlugin rethrew after rejectInit(error).
  Nitro invokes plugins as try { plugin(app) } catch, which cannot catch an async
  rejection, so that rethrow surfaced as an unhandledRejection: Node exits, the
  serverless container dies, and every in-flight request on it returns a bare 502.
  rejectInit already routes the failure to the readiness gate's retryable 503, so
  the rethrow only destroyed the container.

  Unbounded readiness gate. Requests to /_agent-native/* waited on plugin
  bootstrap with no deadline, so a slow cold boot parked them until the platform
  killed the invocation — the client got nothing it could act on. The gate now
  releases after AGENT_NATIVE_ROUTE_READY_TIMEOUT_MS (default 25s, deliberately
  below the shortest deployment target's request wall) and answers with a retryable
  503 instead.

  155MB function bundles. Serverless builds copied every platform variant of
  @libsql and @resvg into the output — darwin, win32, android and 32-bit arm
  binaries a Lambda can never execute, ~66MB of dead weight, paid again for each
  additional emitted function. Cold start scales with bundle size, and a page that
  opens several requests at once scales out to that many cold containers, which is
  why this surfaced as 502/504 on a page's first burst rather than as a slow deploy.

  Eternal "Thinking…". AssistantChat treated a failed /runs/active probe as
  "no active run" and returned early. That probe is the only path that clears the
  stored active run and no caller reschedules it, so a transient 5xx left the
  spinner up permanently — surviving reloads, because the stored run lives in
  sessionStorage. It now retries, then clears the stored run and raises a
  recoverable run_status_unavailable error. activeRunLooksStale also falls back
  to the heartbeat when a run was killed before recording any progress, so those
  runs no longer read as perpetually fresh.

  Dead tools advertised in production. source-search was registered for the
  production agent even where its corpus is not deployed, so its only possible
  answer was "not found". It is now registered only when the corpus exists, and
  docs-search says when framework doc pages are absent from the deployment
  instead of letting a miss read as "that page does not exist".

• ce559da: Teach visual-edit to open Design in supported inline browser panes and document multi-page, flow, state, and responsive canvas reviews.