Fixes the audit findings:
HIGH-1 (NWC/WebLN auto-pay of unverified invoices): add assertInvoiceAmount and
call it before every programmatic payment in useZaps, useCrewZap, and
SpamFeePayment. A malicious LNURL/Lightning-address server can no longer return
an inflated invoice and drain the wallet — amount is decoded from bolt11 and must
match the intended sats (±1 sat), amountless invoices are rejected.
HIGH-2 (forgeable trust signals):
- useSasquatchPro: Pro is granted ONLY by a zap receipt AUTHORED by the
platform's Lightning provider, embedding a user-signed zap request that tags
the platform, with a real paid amount >= smallest tier. The self-signed
kind:32671 receipt is now advisory only and never grants access (closed the
"self-grant permanent Pro" hole).
- useFeaturedVerification: a listing is 'verified' only when the matching 9735 is
authored by the provider pubkey (not any self-published receipt).
- useCrewGoal: tally only invoice-backed (bolt11) zaps; the forgeable amount tag
is no longer summed, so goal progress can't be inflated with fake receipts.
Bump to 1.2.14.
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We can't identify where delete freezes. Split the flow into two independently
timed, on-screen-narrated phases: Step 1 SIGN (Amber) and Step 2 PUBLISH
(relays). Whichever toast is on screen when it hangs tells us exactly which layer
is at fault — Amber vs relay — so we fix the right thing. Bump to 1.2.13.
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Admin delete fired THREE signed events (kind:5 deletion, kind:1985 label, NIP-86
banevent). Each opens Amber, but Amber handles one approval at a time — the
extra background signs collided with the primary one on Android and hung the
whole delete ("taking longer than expected"). Now the admin path publishes only
the kind:5 deletion (one Amber approval) and hides locally (no signature); the
optional label/relay-ban are dropped from the interactive flow. Also raise the
awaited timeout 40s→120s to fit a real Amber round-trip. Bump to 1.2.12.
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The manifest launches org.skatespots.app.MainActivity; when that class was
missing/wrong the app crashed on startup. Add a STOCK MainActivity (extends
BridgeActivity, no WebViewClient override) plus an idempotent injector that
guarantees it's always present after cap add / rm -rf android. This is the safe
default — the earlier custom version broke startup. Delete fix (setPackageName)
remains intact. Bump to 1.2.11.
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The injected MainActivity overrode Capacitor's WebViewClient, wiping out the
client Capacitor needs to load the web layer — causing a black-screen crash on
launch. Remove the MainActivity template, its injection script, and the build
wiring. The real signing fix (setPackageName before signEvent) is unaffected and
remains in place. Bump to 1.2.10.
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Verified against the plugin's Java source: signEvent/nip*Encrypt/Decrypt
IMMEDIATELY reject with "Signer package name not set" when no package is
configured — which is exactly what my earlier "omit packageName" change caused,
and that rejection surfaced as the endless spinner on delete/accept/zap.
With the package set, the plugin tries the content resolver, and when that
returns null (permission not remembered) it falls back to
startActivityForResult(nostrsigner:) — the SAME native call login uses that
reliably opens Amber. Restore native plugin signEvent/nip04/nip44 with
setPackageName + AMBER_PACKAGE, reconstruct signature-only responses, and remove
the unused JS-intent bridge. Bump to 1.2.9.
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Amber never appeared for delete/accept-invite/zap because Capacitor's default
WebView silently drops JS-initiated intent:/nostrsigner: navigations — the
request that opens Amber never reached the OS. Login worked only because it
uses the plugin's native startActivityForResult.
Add a custom MainActivity (android-templates/MainActivity.java) that overrides
shouldOverrideUrlLoading to launch intent:/nostrsigner: URLs via startActivity()
— a real native launch that opens Amber on GrapheneOS, matching login. Injected
into the generated android/ project at build time by inject-main-activity.mjs,
wired into android:build/sync/init. Simplify the JS launcher to navigate the
WebView (now intercepted natively). Bump to 1.2.8.
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The capacitor plugin's signEvent/encrypt query Amber's ContentProvider first,
which stalls on GrapheneOS and never launches Amber's approval UI — causing
delete, accept-invite, zaps, and every signing action to hang forever.
Add amberIntentBridge.ts which drives Amber through the reliable
intent:...scheme=nostrsigner flow (the same path login uses that actually opens
Amber), returning a promise resolved in-process via the org.skatespots.app://
deep-link callback (DeepLinkHandler → resolveAmberIntent). CapacitorAmberSigner
now routes signEvent/nip04/nip44 through this bridge instead of the stalling
ContentResolver path. Fast 60s fail-safe with a clear message instead of an
indefinite spinner.
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The likely real cause of "Amber never pops up, delete hangs" on
GrapheneOS: login only requested the get_public_key permission, so later
sign_event / encrypt / decrypt calls hit a per-action permission check
that routes through Amber's ContentProvider and stalls WITHOUT showing a
prompt. Now login pre-grants get_public_key, sign_event, nip04/nip44
encrypt+decrypt up front, so subsequent signing is a fast background
round-trip with no surprise permission stall.
IMPORTANT: existing sessions only granted get_public_key — users must log
out and back in once for Amber to grant the new permission set.
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The badge counted ALL actionable crew items (invites, join requests,
pending confirmations) regardless of read state, so "Mark read" (and even
opening the bell) never cleared it. Now the badge counts only items newer
than a per-account "seen at" timestamp that "Mark read"/open updates.
Actionable crew cards still render in their tab until acted upon — only
the red badge clears — which is the expected behavior.
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ROOT CAUSE of "stuck on Deleting…" with no Amber prompt:
signEvent (and nip04/nip44 encrypt/decrypt) passed packageName to the
native plugin. With a packageName set, the plugin first tries Amber's
ContentProvider — a background, no-UI query that stalls on GrapheneOS and
never launches Amber's approval screen. So the user saw NO prompt and the
request timed out ("takedown taking longer than expected").
Login already worked around this by omitting packageName so the plugin
goes straight to startActivityForResult(nostrsigner:) which shows Amber's
UI. This mirrors that fix for every signing/crypto op: use the raw native
signer with NO packageName. Removed the now-unused getPlugin /
ensurePackageName / setPackageName machinery.
This is why deletes (and any signed action / encryption) never surfaced
Amber and hung.
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Pinning exact versions produced a broken @nostrify/nostrify variant on
some installs (raw .ts source missing @std/encoding / websocket-ts deps).
Revert to caret ranges so npm resolves the complete, working tree.
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The community relay goskatespots.nostr1.com runs on relay.tools, which
implements the NIP-86 Relay Management API. As the relay owner/moderator,
an admin can genuinely remove an event from the relay's database via
`banevent` — unlike a NIP-09 kind:5 request that most relays ignore for
non-authors.
- New src/lib/relayAdmin.ts: NIP-86 JSON-RPC client with NIP-98 HTTP auth
(kind:27235 signed by the user's signer, payload hash included per
NIP-86). Includes banEventOnRelay + getRelaySupportedMethods, with a
CORS-proxy fallback for WebView contexts.
- useDeleteEntity admin path now also fires banEventOnRelay in the
background (best-effort, never blocks the spinner), so admin takedowns
actually erase the event from our own relay in addition to the kind:5
request, optimistic local hide, and cross-device kind:1985 label.
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DELETE HANG (real fix):
The admin takedown required TWO sequential Amber approvals (kind:5
deletion + kind:1985 hide label) and awaited both. On mobile the second
Amber prompt often doesn't resurface, so the button sat on "Deleting…"
until the 90s signer timeout. Now:
- Only the kind:5 deletion is awaited (the required action).
- The target is recorded in a local optimistic-hide store immediately, so
the app hides it on this device the instant kind:5 succeeds — no waiting
on a second signature.
- The cross-device kind:1985 label is fired in the BACKGROUND (not
awaited); a second approval, if needed, happens after the dialog closes.
- The whole mutation is wrapped in a 40s hard timeout so the spinner can
never hang indefinitely, whatever the signer/relay does.
- useAdminModeration merges the local optimistic set so hides are instant
and survive reload.
NOTIFICATION BELL UI:
- Brand-lime (#ccff00) glowing badge with ring, replacing the flat teal dot.
- Bell wiggles + soft glow pulse when there are unread items (new `wiggle`
keyframe).
- Gradient header with an icon chip, inline count, and a pill "Mark read"
button / "All clear" state.
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Newer nostr-tools removed nip57.getSatoshisAmountFromBolt11, breaking
useZaps and useCrewGoal. Add src/lib/bolt11.ts (getSatoshisFromBolt11)
that parses the sat amount straight from the invoice's human-readable
prefix — no external dependency, immune to nostr-tools API churn — and
use it in both hooks.
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The clean node_modules reinstall pulled newer @nostrify/* and nostr-tools
minors whose nip57.makeZapRequest signature changed (event param became a
required full NostrEvent), breaking tsc in useZaps and usePurchasePro.
Build the kind:9734 zap request events directly per NIP-57 instead of
relying on nip57.makeZapRequest, so we're decoupled from that helper's
changing type signature. Preserves correct target tagging:
- addressable events → 'a' tag (kind:pubkey:dTag)
- other events → 'e' tag (event id)
- profile-only (pro purchase) → no event tag, keeps pro-tier/pro-expiry.
Pin @nostrify/nostrify, @nostrify/react and nostr-tools so the tree
stays reproducible.
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Extends the admin-delete hang fix across the whole app. Audited every
signing route:
- Native (CapacitorAmberSigner): already fixed — computes id locally.
- Web/PWA (AmberSigner redirect flow): the callback handlers did a raw
JSON.parse(result), but Amber returns a BARE signature (returnType=
'signature'), so this threw or produced an event with an empty id that
stalls the relay — the same "stuck" defect as native. Added a shared
reconstructSignedEvent() helper that rebuilds the event from the stored
template + signature and computes the id via getEventHash. Applied in
both AmberCallbackPage and AmberCallbackHandler.
- NIP-17 DMs, zap requests, vouches, crew invites, membership, etc. all
sign via user.signer.signEvent and therefore inherit the fix.
- nsec / bunker / extension signers use Nostrify base classes (compute
ids internally) — unaffected.
- Native nip04/nip44 encrypt/decrypt are timeout-protected — no hang.
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Compute event id locally in CapacitorAmberSigner.signEvent instead of
relying on Amber to echo it back. Amber (NIP-55) commonly returns only a
bare `signature` for kind:5 deletions and kind:1985 moderation labels,
leaving id empty — which failed the malformed-event check or emitted a
bad event that stalled the relay forever (the "stuck on Deleting…"
symptom). The id is a deterministic NIP-01 hash of the signed fields, so
we derive it ourselves, making signature-only responses work for every
kind including admin takedowns.
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#2 (crash): useDirectMessages called getEventHash() without importing it —
`getEventHash is not defined` broke crew chat and any NIP-17 DM send. Added
the missing import from nostr-tools.
#3 (bell not loading on phone): the notifications popover had a fixed-height
scroll area and no collision handling, so on small screens it rendered clipped
against the top edge with the tab content cut off. The popover now constrains
to the Radix available-height, uses a flex column, and the tab list/scroll area
flex correctly — all tabs (incl. Crews/News) are reachable on mobile.
#4 (multi-account on phone): the mobile header user menu had only Set Status +
Log Out. Added an Accounts section that lists other logged-in npubs to switch
between, plus "Add another account" which opens the login dialog. Desktop
already had this via AccountSwitcher; mobile now reaches parity.
Note: #1/#5/#6 (stuck on publish/vouch/delete) were reported against the shipped
1.2.2 APK, which also contained the #2 crash. Rebuild 1.2.3 and re-test — the
sign/publish paths in current source are correct (Amber round-trip has a 90s
timeout + surfaced errors).
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Two follow-ups to the Nostr-native newsletter (skipped auto-DM by design —
too spammy/fragile for now; the bell mailbox already covers the inbox feel).
Subscriber count (social proof):
- useNewsletterSubscriberCount tallies public NIP-78 subscription markers
(deduped per author, counting current "true" state).
- Shown under the subscribe CTA as "Join N+ skaters getting the drops",
hidden until it's meaningful (>=3) and rounded once it grows.
Archive backfill (consistency without losing the rich page):
- lib/newsletterArticle.ts converts a static NEWSLETTER_ISSUES entry into a
NIP-23 (kind 30023) article — structured sections rendered to Markdown,
stable slug `issue-N`, published_at from the issue date.
- NewsletterBackfillPanel (admin-only) diffs the static archive against what's
already on-relay and publishes only the missing issues; safe to re-run,
reports partial failures. The rich static page rendering is untouched.
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Turn the static newsletter into a live, Nostr-native marketing channel that
npubs can subscribe to and receive in-app.
Publishing (admins):
- Newsletter issues are published as NIP-23 long-form articles (kind 30023)
tagged `skatespotsnews`, on the community relay.
- NewsletterComposer: admin-only dialog to write + publish an issue (title,
slug, summary, cover image, Markdown body).
Subscribing (any npub):
- useNewsletterSubscription: per-user opt-in stored as a NIP-78 (kind 30078)
marker, so it syncs across every device the user logs into.
- NewsletterSubscribeButton on the /newsletter page and issue reader.
Mailbox / notifications:
- New "News" tab in the NotificationBell showing all issues, with an unread
badge for subscribers (tracked via a per-account last-read timestamp).
Latest unread drop also surfaces in the "All" tab.
- Opening the bell or the /newsletter page clears the News badge.
Reading:
- useNewsletterIssues: queries admin-authored issues (author-scoped + tag +
admin re-validation as the trust boundary against spam).
- LiveIssuesSection on /newsletter shows issue cards linking to a reader.
- NewsletterIssueView: naddr reader (wired into NIP19Page for kind 30023) with
a small safe Markdown renderer, zap + subscribe CTAs.
Docs: NIP.md documents the 30023 issue schema, the 30078 subscription marker,
and the admin trust boundary.
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Point CREW_AGENT_AVATAR at the intended Sasquatch artwork. Since it's the
single source of truth, this updates the agent's image everywhere (panel
header/rows/empty state, crew page button, CrewForm toggle) and in the
agent's published kind-0 profile.
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Sasquatch now knows the crew it lives on. The agent is seeded with a rich
crew dossier — its own upcoming events, recent feed digest, roster size,
founder, open call, vibe, band, home spots, website/IG — and the system
prompt instructs it to answer crew-specific questions ("what's our next
jam?", "who runs this?", "what are we looking for?") directly from memory,
while still using CVM tools for wider-network discovery.
- useCrewAgentChat: expanded CrewContext + crew dossier + two-mode prompt
- CrewDetailPage: wires real crew events + feed digest into the agent ctx
- CrewAgentPanel: crew-specific suggestions, crew-aware copy
- Replaced 🐝 bee emoji with the Sasquatch mascot avatar everywhere
(panel header/rows/empty state, crew page button, CrewForm toggle)
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A notification center should surface the user's own actionable items, not a
generic nav shortcut — and it showed on every tab (including Social) where it
made even less sense. Removed the footer entirely; the tabs now sit flush.
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useConversations reported unreadCount: 0 for everything, so the inbox never
showed new messages. Add a lightweight, reliable unread signal:
- useDMRead: per-conversation, per-user last-read timestamps in localStorage
(local-only; compares against the inner rumor's real created_at, not the
fuzzed gift-wrap time, so it's accurate).
- DirectMessagesPage: a conversation is unread when its latest message is from
the other person and newer than last-read — rendered as a red dot, bolder
name, brighter preview text, and a subtle highlighted card.
- ConversationPage: opening a chat marks it read up to the newest message, so
the dot clears on return (each page mounts fresh, so no stale state).
Scope: kept to the Messages page. Deliberately did NOT add a global nav badge,
which would require background-decrypting all gift wraps on every page — the
same heavy cost avoided for the crew bell.
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Per request, a display name is now mandatory when signing up:
- Removed the "Skip for now" button from the profile step — the only forward
path is Save, which is disabled until a non-empty name is entered.
- Marked the field required (*), added helper copy ("Required — how you'll show
up across SkateSpots. Change it anytime."), and a hint under the button.
- finishSignup guards against an empty/whitespace name (defense-in-depth for
keyboard/Enter), trims the name before publishing kind 0.
- Reworded the step copy: name required, bio + avatar still optional.
Only affects the primary nsec signup dialog (also the endpoint the mnemonic
flow feeds into); the mnemonic dialog has no name step.
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Instead of wiring encrypted crew chat into the global notification bell — which
would mean background-decrypting every crew's messages to power a badge (slow,
battery-hungry, unreliable with NIP-17's random timestamps) — add a subtle
unread dot to the crew's own Chat tab.
- useCrewChatUnread: member-only, single-crew, runs only while the crew page is
open. Uses a pure metadata query (newest Cordn envelope by created_at, no
decryption) vs. the local last-seen timestamp. For the built-in NIP-17
transport (random timestamps, needs decryption) it deliberately returns false
rather than fire false pings — the in-chat "New" divider already covers
"what did I miss" once the tab is opened.
- Tabs made controlled; the dot is suppressed while the Chat tab is active, so
it clears the moment you look, and is gone on the next visit (last-seen
advances). No global notification noise.
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Close the metadata gap: the outer kind-4497 envelope was signed with the
sender's real key, so a coordinator/relay could see exactly who was talking.
- buildEnvelope now signs each envelope with a fresh ephemeral key (NIP-59
style) — the coordinator never learns the sender.
- Authorship moves inside the ciphertext: a new v2 sealed payload
(`nip44-group-v2`) carries a fully-signed inner author-proof event (kind 4498)
bound to the crew via an `a` tag. openGroupMessage verifies the signature,
author, content match, and group binding — so authorship stays unforgeable and
a proof can't be replayed into another crew.
- Transport trusts the verified v2 proof and surfaces the real sender; legacy
v1 envelopes remain readable (outer-key binding) for back-compat.
- NIP.md updated with the v2 format + an honest note on the residual
verbatim-replay caveat (full replay/forward-secrecy hardening lands with MLS).
Scope decision: kept to crew chat only. Regular 1:1/group DMs already use NIP-17
gift wrap (ephemeral keys, sealed per recipient) and have no coordinator, so
they need no change and stay idiot-proof.
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Decision (per Marmot/Concord/Cordn analysis): a semi-public, socially-verified
skate crew fits Concord-style shared-key chat, not MLS. The built-in NIP-17
giftwrap group chat is already the right answer and works with zero setup — so
stop implying a coordinator is required and stop over-claiming MLS guarantees
the code doesn't yet provide.
- CrewCoordinatorCard: default state now reassures that private E2E chat is
already ON (no setup) for everyone, instead of prompting founders to "set up a
coordinator". Founders get a small, honestly-labeled advanced link to the
self-hosted Cordn option. Fixed the "E2E · MLS / forward secrecy" badge — the
coordinator path is NIP-44 group encryption routed over ContextVM, not an MLS
ratchet.
- CrewForm: the coordinator field is now clearly "experimental · self-host",
states you don't need it, and links to the Cordn repo.
- NIP.md: reworded the crew-chat section + tag/profile descriptions to match the
honest crypto seam (NIP-44 group today; MLS a future upgrade), so docs no
longer claim forward secrecy that isn't shipped.
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A returning member couldn't tell new messages from old ones. Add the universal
unread-divider pattern (Slack/Discord-style) directly inside the chat:
- useCrewChatRead: per-crew, per-pubkey last-seen timestamp in localStorage
(local-only, zero network cost, works for both NIP-17 and Cordn transports).
- CrewChat snapshots last-seen once per open so the divider stays put while
reading, draws a minimal "New" line above the first message since last visit,
and quietly advances last-seen to the newest rendered message.
No new fetches, no config, nothing for the user to manage — it just works.
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Turn the collective join-request into a genuinely seamless flow instead of a
dead-end deep-link:
- New useApproveCollectiveJoinRequest: owner appends the requester to their own
Lab-profile roster (re-signed, preserving all tags) and clears the request in
one action — mirrors the crew founder's "Add to crew".
- CollectiveJoinRequestCard now resolves the collective and offers a single
"Add to collective" tap, with graceful states for loading, already-a-member,
and unresolvable-profile (never traps the owner).
- Removed the old ?manage=members deep-link (pointed at a read-only card).
- Requester-side copy now sets accurate expectations ("added in one tap").
Trust model unchanged: only the owner signs their profile event.
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Skaters can now request to join a Lab collective (studio/build team), mirroring
the crew join-request flow:
- New addressable kind 36387 (collective join-request), documented in NIP.md
- useCollectiveJoinRequests: send / incoming / "already requested" hooks
- Owner-only notification surfaced in the bell (All + Crews tabs) via
CollectiveJoinRequestCard, reusing the synced dismissal set
- "Request to join this collective" button on collective Lab profiles
(RequestToJoinCollective), hidden for the owner and existing members
Trust model preserved: only the owner can edit their own profile roster, so the
card links them to the member editor — no forged membership possible.
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The crew<->collective links existed on both sides (crew.labRefs, profile.crewRef)
but were unverified one-sided claims. Now:
- CrossLinkCards resolve the other entity and show a green "Verified" badge only
when BOTH sides link each other (crew lists the Lab profile AND the profile
lists the crew). One-sided claims show a plain link — never false trust.
- LinkedCrewCard / LinkedLabCard take a selfCoord; CoachDetailPage and
CrewDetailPage pass their own coordinate so the check works.
- CrewLinkField + LabLinkField now explain the mutual-verified behavior, so the
feature is discoverable. Both fields already restrict to the user's OWN
entities, so a verified link genuinely requires one owner to confirm both sides.
- Completed LabLinkField TYPE_LABEL for all crafts (artist/graffiti/tattoo/
trainer/musician/judge no longer fall back to "Lab").
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- New PaymentReadinessNote component: checks the logged-in user's Nostr profile
(kind 0) for a Lightning address / Silent Payment and either confirms "you can
get paid" or links them to Edit Profile to add one. Wired into CraftProfileForm
(coach, filmer, editor, photographer, builder, artist, graffiti, tattoo,
trainer, musician, judge) and the standalone coach/filmer/editor/photographer/
builder forms, alongside the existing CLINK (noffer) field. Lightning address
stays a single source of truth on kind 0 — never duplicated/stale per event.
- become-judge: removed the "Downhill / Longboard" event format (not part of the
skateboarding activities this app covers).
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The chips (ANYTIME / TODAY / THIS WEEKEND / THIS WEEK / THIS MONTH) ran off the
right edge on mobile and got cut off. Now on phones they render as a 5-column
grid that fits the screen exactly — with compact labels (Any / Today / Wknd /
Week / Month) so nothing truncates. Desktop keeps the full-label flex row.
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The mobile toolbar stacked 5 rows of controls (title, view tabs, upcoming/past
sub-tabs, search+city, date chips) before any card showed. Tightened for phones
without removing any feature or touching desktop:
- Toolbar vertical padding + section spacing reduced (py-2/space-y-2 on mobile)
- View tabs and Upcoming/Past sub-tabs use py-1.5/py-1 on mobile
- Date-window chips: smaller top margin + padding
- Results grid top margin reduced on mobile
- "N results" count line hidden on mobile (pure noise on a small screen)
All changes are md:-gated, so desktop is unchanged.
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Audited the whole events flow end-to-end (create, hosting dashboard, discovery
grid, detail, RSVP, sponsors) and confirmed the wiring is coherent:
- Create → parse → display round-trips correctly for sponsors, tour/spot/crew/
musician links, entry fee, and featured listings
- Sponsor parser safely skips shop-coordinate `sponsor` tags (no name at pos 2),
so events and tour/shop sponsorships never collide
- Batch RSVP counts feed the grid; hosting dashboard + detail keep per-item counts
Fix surfaced by the audit: CreateEventPage let a host pick a start time in the
past, silently producing a dead event in the Past tab. Added a `min={today}` on
the date pickers and a submit guard (10-min grace) with a clear message.
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The filter toolbar was already sticky (stays put while cards scroll under it).
This reclaims the wasted vertical space above it on phones: smaller title,
reduced top padding + margins, and the subtitle is hidden on mobile. Desktop
layout unchanged.
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On phones (max-width 767px) the gray scrollbar track is now hidden across the
app (html/body) — swipe-to-scroll still works, only the bar is gone. Desktop
keeps its custom 8px scrollbar unchanged.
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