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Ported from BucciMobile/edge-copy#22 (branch vibe/morning-brief-data-gate-8ff4f0, head a0dc197f), where CI is green (flutter analyze + all test suites) and 5 CodeRabbit review rounds are addressed.

Why

The notification "Your morning briefing is ready" fired at a fixed 08:00 local time whether or not the band had synced — including mornings where the user was still asleep and mornings where the overnight data had not arrived yet. Tapping it lands on AiBriefingScreen(period: morning), which can only summarize the data actually on device, so the notification was a promise the deep link could not keep. The evening AI slot never had this problem: it is armed only when the nightly sweep produced a finding (sweepHeadline != null), and that finding is the notification body. This PR gives the morning briefing the same honesty contract, plus a wake-aware fire time.

What the user sees

  • Before: every day at the configured time (default 08:00), a "Your morning briefing is ready" notification — even with no data synced for the night that just ended, and even while still asleep.
  • After: the notification fires only once last night's data has actually arrived (a synced band sample dated today, or a derived day row for today — the latter also covers cloud sources like Oura). The slot is armed for today's occurrence only: if the morning sync lands just after the slot time, the briefing fires ~2 minutes later (3-hour grace window, quiet hours checked on the final instant; beyond the window the slot stays unarmed until the next day's pass re-establishes readiness). With a measured typical wake, the slot moves to max(configured time, wake + 30 min). Each day's briefing is announced at most once; a disabled preference cancels a pending one; a changed time replaces it.

How it works

OS-scheduled notifications fire with no Dart running, so every check happens at arm time in the pure plan (lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart, lib/notify/notification_center.dart):

  • aiReminderPlan gains lastNightDataReady (morning slot omitted when false, mirroring the evening slot's sweepHeadline != null rule) and typicalWakeMinOfDay, resolved by morningBriefSlotMin = max(morningMin, wake + 30 min), still quiet-hours-capped (a wake-derived slot the cap would move before its own minimum is omitted).
  • scheduleAiReminders is serialized through _synchronized; the morning slot arms for today only (ahead of the slot or inside the late-fire grace window, quiet-checked); a persistent per-day FiredKeyStore guard (morning_brief_announced:<date> + morning_brief_slot:<date>:<slotMin>) distinguishes armed/pending from delivered, preserves a matching pending occurrence, replaces one whose time changed, releases the guard when an undelivered registration is cancelled, and records it only when scheduleOnce (now returning success) actually registered.
  • AppState._lastNightDataReady checks a fresh LocalDb.latestSample() (before the cached lastSynced) for today's day label, or a settled crossday recent[] row dated today; the typical wake comes from the same crossday read as bedtime. _onDataStored re-arms reminders after every durable sync store.

Localization

No notification title/body strings changed — no new .arb keys; app_en.arb and all translations plus display_text.dart are untouched, existing translations keep applying.

Verification

  • flutter test --concurrency=1 test/ai_reminder_plan_test.dart test/ai_morning_brief_arming_test.dart test/ai_reminders_local_endpoint_test.dart → +40: All tests passed! locally on a0dc197f.
  • CI on the edge-copy PR (improved sync, storage tables and compute #22): flutter analyze + full test suite green.
  • No kAlgoVersion bump (notification scheduling policy only, no analytics output). No new dependencies.

Summary by Sourcery

Make morning briefing notifications data-backed, wake-aware, and safe against duplicate or stale scheduling.

New Features:

  • Gate morning briefing notifications on the availability of the previous night’s data.
  • Schedule morning briefings relative to the user’s typical wake time while respecting configured times and quiet hours.
  • Support same-day late delivery after morning data arrives, with a grace window and at-most-once delivery.

Bug Fixes:

  • Prevent morning briefings from firing without data or being scheduled for a future day based on stale readiness.
  • Ensure notification state is not incorrectly recorded when scheduling or cancellation fails, and avoid duplicate or stale pending briefings when settings change.
  • Restrict latest-sample readiness checks to primary-band data and correctly select the newest record across sample stores.

Enhancements:

  • Serialize and coalesce reminder scheduling triggered by concurrent sync and lifecycle events.
  • Add persistent per-day morning briefing guards with replacement, delivery, release, and retention handling.

Tests:

  • Expand reminder-plan and morning-briefing coverage for data readiness, wake-aware timing, quiet hours, grace-period delivery, and same-day arming.
  • Add tests for coalesced scheduling and persisted notification guard behavior.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Morning AI briefings can be timed using your typical wake time and are scheduled only when last-night data is ready.
    • A briefing may still arrive up to three hours after its planned time, unless delivery would fall during quiet hours.
  • Improvements
    • Reminder schedules update when relevant data changes. Already-delivered briefings and matching pending reminders are preserved, while reminders for changed times are rescheduled.
    • Briefings that miss their late-delivery window are not rolled forward to the next day.
    • Reminder timing reflects the latest available sleep data as it is stored.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Sleep data selection now compares the newest records across supported sources while limiting legacy records to the primary device.

mistral-vibe and others added 7 commits November 13, 2026 07:16
…after the typical wake

The morning briefing notification fired at a fixed 08:00 regardless of
whether the band had synced — a "your briefing is ready" the deep link
could not back. Three changes, all gated at ARM time (an OS-scheduled
notification fires with no Dart running, so the plan is the only place
the gate can live):

- aiReminderPlan gains lastNightDataReady: the morning slot is omitted
  when no data for the night that just ended has arrived (synced sample
  from today, or a derived crossday row for today) — same contract as
  the evening sweep slot, which is armed only when a finding exists.
- The slot time follows the sleep coach's typical wake
  (morningBriefSlotMin: max(configured morningMin, wake + 30 min)), so a
  user still asleep at 08:00 is not buzzed; unknown wake keeps the old
  fixed time.
- A pass that runs just after the slot (e.g. the morning sync landing at
  08:30) fires the briefing late within a 3 h grace window instead of
  rolling it to tomorrow (morningBriefLateFire).

The scheduler re-runs on every sync completion/foreground pass, so a
late sync re-arms the slot as soon as the data lands. No notification
strings changed, so all l10n arb files stay untouched.

Tests: data gate, wake-derived slot (incl. quiet-hours drop), late-fire
grace window.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- aiSlotArmable: the morning slot arms for TODAY's occurrence only (slot
  ahead, or inside the late-fire grace window); a later pass no longer
  arms tomorrow off today's readiness — tomorrow's pass establishes it.
- scheduleAiReminders: persistent per-day "announced" guard
  (FiredKeyStore, key morning_brief_announced:<date>) so repeated passes
  within the grace window neither cancel a pending occurrence nor arm a
  second alert after it fired; the guard applies to the scheduleOnce path,
  not just emit.
- The late-fire instant is itself checked against quiet hours before
  arming; a catch-up landing inside the protected window is dropped.
- _onDataStored re-arms the AI reminders after every durable sync store,
  so a morning sync arms the briefing even without a foreground pass.
- _lastNightDataReady queries LocalDb.latestSample() before falling back
  to the cached lastSynced, which can hold yesterday's sample.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- Cancel a pending morning briefing when the plan excludes it (switch off,
  no data, quiet hours) even if today's occurrence was already announced —
  a disabled preference wins over the anti-repeat guard. The pending slot is
  only preserved when it is both in the plan and already announced.
- scheduleOnce now returns whether the OS actually accepted the
  registration (false on refused id, denied permission, plugin throw); the
  daily morning_brief_announced guard is recorded only on success, so a
  transient scheduling failure does not suppress the briefing for the day.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- reminder_plan: the quiet-hours cap may not move a wake-derived morning
  slot earlier than its own wake+30 minimum (wake 21:30, quiet from 22:00
  would cap 22:00 to 21:30 = exactly at wake); such a slot is omitted. A
  plain configured time keeps the shared cap-then-refuse semantics.
- scheduleAiReminders is now serialized through _synchronized like
  scheduleStandingReminders, so the announced-guard read, cancels,
  registration and guard write run as one critical section.
- Pending vs delivered are tracked separately: pendingIds() distinguishes an
  armed one-shot from a fired one (no longer pending). A pending occurrence
  is preserved; a delivered one is not re-armed; when the plan drops the
  morning slot the announced key is released, so re-enabling the switch or a
  transient readiness failure can arm it again.
- The clock is re-read after the awaits before resolving the occurrence, so a
  pass crossing the slot boundary mid-method cannot arm tomorrow with
  today's readiness.
- _lastNightDataReady skips an unsettled crossday row, matching the weekly
  lookback's rule.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- app_state: _lastNightDataReady now reads recent.last without a nullable
  intermediate (the `last is Map` promotion did not hold, breaking the
  analyzer/test compile in CI).
- notification_center: release the daily announced key only when the
  cancelled registration was still pending (undelivered); after delivery the
  guard is retained, so disable+re-enable inside the grace window cannot
  alert twice. The armed slot minute is recorded alongside, and a pending
  occurrence is preserved only when it matches the current plan slot — a
  changed requested/wake-derived time replaces the pending notification.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
The pref_types_guard test (on main, so active in the PR merge ref) requires
every runtime-built SharedPreferences key to be listed in its _dynamicReads
table. Encode the armed slot minute in the date-prefixed fired-store key
('morning_brief_slot:<date>:<slotMin>') instead of a new prefs int — those
reads are already covered by the fired_keys.dart dynamic entry, and the keys
prune with the store.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
- Delivery is read off the previously armed occurrence (announced && no
  longer pending), not the new plan slot: moving the briefing time later
  after it fired no longer re-arms it today.
- When an undelivered pending registration is replaced (slot mismatch), the
  announced key is released on cancel and re-recorded only if the
  replacement scheduleOnce succeeds, so a failed replacement stays retryable.

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>
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Schema and migrations

Update notification claim pruning and release operations so dated morning-brief guards expire and can be cleared by prefix.

  • lib/data/db.dart L2221-2244

Data structures

Add expiry-date handling and prefix release for persisted notification keys used to track morning-brief occurrences.

  • lib/notify/fired_keys.dart L221, L227-262

Return the newest primary-band sample across decoded and plain sample storage for readiness checks.

  • lib/data/db.dart L9487-9506

API

Make reminder planning require last-night readiness and expose wake-aware morning-slot timing.

  • lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart L48-72, L77-92, L115-125 (+1 small edits)

Extend notification scheduling operations with success results and pending-notification lookup.

  • lib/notify/notification_service.dart L625-631, L640-641, L654-684

Expose and serialize AI reminder scheduling with readiness and typical-wake inputs.

  • lib/notify/notification_center.dart L975-991

Uses of the API

Feed readiness and typical wake into reminder scheduling, refresh reminders after stored data, and coalesce whole AppState scheduling passes.

  • lib/state/app_state.dart L3319-3334, L3410-3424, L3433-3477 (+4 small edits)
  • lib/state/coalescing_runner.dart L1-33

Implementation

Implement same-day morning arming, late-fire behavior, and persistent guard decisions that preserve, replace, or cancel pending briefings safely.

  • lib/notify/notification_center.dart L875-912, L919-970, L1014-1116 (+4 small edits)

Tests

Cover readiness gating, wake-derived timing, quiet-hours behavior, and morning-slot grace-window arming.

  • test/ai_morning_brief_arming_test.dart L38-46, L53-76 (+3 small edits)
  • test/ai_reminder_plan_test.dart L299-417 (+14 small edits)
  • test/ai_reminders_local_endpoint_test.dart L22

Test serialized coalescing and the morning-brief guard decisions, key replacement, and retention behavior.

  • test/coalescing_runner_test.dart L1-71
  • test/morning_brief_guard_test.dart L1-112
  • test/notification_claim_atomic_test.dart L258-306

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AI morning reminders now require ready last-night data and can use typical wake time to set their slot. App state derives wake and readiness inputs. Notification scheduling supports late delivery within a three-hour window and tracks pending and announced briefings.

Changes: AI Morning Reminders

Layer / File(s) Summary
Derive reminder inputs
lib/state/app_state.dart, lib/state/coalescing_runner.dart, lib/data/db.dart
App state parses wake data, checks last-night data readiness, and re-arms reminders after durable data storage. Reminder passes are serialized and coalesced. The latest-sample query compares decoded samples with primary-device rows.
Calculate the morning slot
lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart
The morning slot uses the configured time floor or, when available, the later of that floor and typical wake time plus 30 minutes. The plan requires ready last-night data and applies the quiet-hours cap.
Report and maintain notification state
lib/notify/notification_service.dart, lib/notify/fired_keys.dart, lib/data/db.dart
The service reports one-shot scheduling and cancellation results, and returns pending notification IDs or null if the query fails. Fired-key storage supports expiry for embedded dates and prefix release.
Schedule and track briefings
lib/notify/notification_center.dart
The notification center handles late delivery within a three-hour grace period and uses announcement and slot state when preserving, cancelling, or re-arming briefings.

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

Change: Bug fix

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sequenceDiagram
  participant AppState
  participant NotificationCenter
  participant ReminderPlan
  participant NotificationService
  AppState->>NotificationCenter: Pass last-night readiness and typical wake time
  NotificationCenter->>ReminderPlan: Calculate reminder slots
  ReminderPlan-->>NotificationCenter: Return planned slots
  NotificationCenter->>NotificationService: Check pending IDs and register eligible briefing
  NotificationService-->>NotificationCenter: Return pending IDs and registration result
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Suggested reviewers: abdulsaheel

Merge Risk: High · previous review 9666a

The morning briefing may not be armed after a sync, and it may be scheduled from the wrong wake time. Several notification edge cases can also duplicate, suppress or mistime the briefing. Resolve the open concerns, in particular the compile-error claim and the missing reminder pass after derivation, before merging.

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The title names the main behavior change: the morning briefing is armed only when last night's data exists, and it is timed after the typical wake time. The changeset adds readiness gating (lastNightDataReady) and a wake-based slot (morningBriefSlotMin with a wake + 30 minute floor), so the title matches the primary change. It omits the related per-day dedupe, serialization, and re-arming work, which is acceptable for a title.

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Hey - I've found 10 issues

Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="lib/state/app_state.dart" line_range="3325-3330" />
<code_context>
         prefs,
         ai,
         aiConfigured: aiRemindersConfigured(coachConfig),
+        lastNightDataReady: await _lastNightDataReady(cd.recent),
         bedtimeMinOfDay: cd.bedtimeMin,
+        typicalWakeMinOfDay: cd.wakeMin,
         journalDoneToday: BriefingStore.journalDoneToday(),
         sweepHeadline: await _sweepHeadlineNow(),
       );
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Ready briefings get cancelled**

When overlapping reminder passes read readiness in one order but reach the serialized scheduler in another, `_ensureRemindersScheduled` can submit an older `lastNightDataReady: false` after a newer ready pass; `scheduleAiReminders` then cancels the newly armed briefing, so the user gets no alert until another pass runs.

Serialize the readiness reads together with scheduling, or reject stale passes before they can replace a newer plan.

Also at `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:937-954`, `lib/state/app_state.dart:2975`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="lib/state/app_state.dart" line_range="3396-3401" />
<code_context>
+      // Query the DB first: the cached `lastSynced` is only refreshed at
+      // startup and on wipe, so it can hold yesterday's sample and would hide
+      // a freshly synced one from the `??` fallback.
+      final s = await LocalDb.latestSample() ?? lastSynced;
+      if (s != null &&
+          s.tsEpoch > 0 &&
+          dayLabelOf(DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(s.tsEpoch * 1000)) ==
+              today) {
+        return true;
+      }
+      // The crossday pipeline flags today's row `unsettled` while the night is
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Peripheral samples unlock briefings**

When there are no decoded primary-band rows and the newest row in `samples` is from a peripheral sensor dated today, `LocalDb.latestSample()` can fall back to the newest row in `samples` when there are no decoded primary-band rows; `_lastNightDataReady` accepts any returned sample dated today. A peripheral sensor sample therefore arms a briefing without the band data the notification promises.

Require the readiness sample to come from the primary band source, including in the fallback query.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 3
<location path="lib/state/app_state.dart" line_range="3397-3401" />
<code_context>
+      // startup and on wipe, so it can hold yesterday's sample and would hide
+      // a freshly synced one from the `??` fallback.
+      final s = await LocalDb.latestSample() ?? lastSynced;
+      if (s != null &&
+          s.tsEpoch > 0 &&
+          dayLabelOf(DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(s.tsEpoch * 1000)) ==
+              today) {
+        return true;
+      }
+      // The crossday pipeline flags today's row `unsettled` while the night is
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Partial overnight data triggers briefing**

When a sync stores a sample dated today while the overnight derivation is still building or truncated, `_lastNightDataReady` returns true as soon as it finds a sample dated today, bypassing the unsettled crossday row; the scheduler arms the alert while the overnight is still building, and the user can be told a briefing is ready before it can be generated.

Require the overnight status to be ready before treating a same-day sample as sufficient, or otherwise gate arming on the same settled-data condition used by briefing generation.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 4
<location path="lib/notify/notification_service.dart" line_range="674-675" />
<code_context>
+      final reqs = await _plugin.pendingNotificationRequests();
+      return reqs.map((r) => r.id).toSet();
+    } catch (_) {
+      return const {};
+    }
+  }
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Pending briefings are suppressed**

When the pending-notification query throws while the scheduler is checking or changing today's morning briefing, `pendingIds()` turns the query failure into an empty set, so `scheduleAiReminders` treats an unknown pending state as no pending notification and preserves `announcedKey` as if the briefing was delivered. The briefing is then suppressed for the rest of the day.

Preserve pending-query failures as a distinct state and make the scheduler avoid treating them as proof that the briefing was delivered or is not pending.

Also at `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:1007-1008`, `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:1027-1037`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 5
<location path="lib/notify/notification_center.dart" line_range="1027" />
<code_context>
     String? sweepHeadline,
   }) async {
     final svc = NotificationService.instance;
-    await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idMorningBrief);
-    await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idEveningBrief);
-    await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idJournalLog);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Failed cancel leaves stale alert**

When the plugin throws while cancelling a previously armed morning notification, `NotificationService.cancel` swallows plugin errors, so a failed cancellation leaves an older morning notification armed even though this pass excluded the slot for missing data, quiet hours, or a disabled preference. The OS can then deliver the unsupported briefing anyway.

Make cancellation failure observable and retry or verify removal before treating the morning slot as cleared.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 6
<location path="lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart" line_range="65" />
<code_context>
+  }
+  final afterWake =
+      (typicalWakeMinOfDay.round() + kMorningBriefAfterWakeMin) % 1440;
+  return afterWake > floor ? afterWake : floor;
+}
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Briefings arrive before wake**

When the typical wake time plus 30 minutes wraps past midnight and the configured morning time is later on the clock, `morningBriefSlotMin` wraps `afterWake` modulo 1440 before comparing it with `floor`, so it selects the configured time even when that time is before the user's typical wake. The briefing is scheduled before the user wakes.

Compare wake-plus-30 and the configured floor as date-aware times so a midnight wrap does not make an earlier time appear to follow wake.

Also at `lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart:66`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 7
<location path="lib/notify/notification_center.dart" line_range="886" />
<code_context>
   static bool aiSlotArmable(int id, int slotMin, int nowMin) {
-    if (id == NotificationService.idMorningBrief) return true;
+    if (id == NotificationService.idMorningBrief) {
+      return slotMin > nowMin || nowMin < slotMin + morningBriefLateGraceMin;
+    }
     return slotMin > nowMin;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Wrapped slots miss or misplace briefings**

When the morning slot wraps across midnight and a scheduling pass runs before the next-day slot or shortly after midnight, `aiSlotArmable` compares minute-of-day values without accounting for the slot's date, so it either treats the next-day slot as already past or treats a late-evening slot as armable after midnight. `morningBriefLateFire` then returns null for the latter case and `nextDailyInstant` schedules tomorrow's briefing using today's readiness.

Determine armability and the next occurrence using date-aware instants rather than minute-of-day comparisons across midnight.

Also at `lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart:64`, `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:907-908`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 8
<location path="lib/notify/notification_center.dart" line_range="994" />
<code_context>
+    // Read the clock AFTER the awaits above: a pass that captured `now` at
+    // 07:59:59 must not resolve tomorrow's occurrence with today's readiness
+    // just because the intervening awaits crossed the slot boundary.
+    final now = DateTime.now();
+    final today = todayLabel(now);
+    final nowMin = now.hour * 60 + now.minute;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Briefings use a stale slot time**

When asynchronous lookups or scheduling work cross the morning slot boundary, `aiSlotArmable` and `nextDailyInstant` use different clock readings, so a slot can pass the armability check and then be resolved as tomorrow's occurrence. The user gets a briefing scheduled with today's readiness before tomorrow's data has been checked.

Use one current time, captured after the asynchronous lookups, consistently for armability and resolving the scheduled occurrence.

Also at `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:1053`, `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:1057`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 9
<location path="lib/notify/notification_center.dart" line_range="1002-1015" />
<code_context>
+    final announcedKey = '$morningBriefAnnouncedPrefix$today';
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Fired-key storage grows indefinitely**

When morning briefing guards are recorded across successive days, `FiredKeyStore` and the database pruners only recognize dates at the start of a key, but the announced and slot keys put the date after a text prefix. Neither store prunes these keys, so persistent fired-key state grows over time.

Format the announced and slot keys with the date at the beginning so both stores can prune them.

Also at `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:935-936`.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 10
<location path="lib/notify/notification_center.dart" line_range="1031" />
<code_context>
+      if (hasPendingMorning) {
+        await const FiredKeyStore().release(announcedKey);
+      }
+    } else if (morningAnnounced && (!hasPendingMorning || slotArmed)) {
+      // Delivery is read off the PREVIOUSLY armed occurrence, not the new plan
+      // slot: announced + no longer pending means it already fired — that guard
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Old slot key preserves wrong time**

When the user changes the morning time from one value to another and then back to the original value on the same day, `slotArmed` can remain true for a slot that was cancelled earlier that day. If the user changes the time from A to B and back to A, this condition treats B's pending notification as the matching A occurrence and preserves it, so the briefing remains scheduled for B instead of the selected time.

Track the currently pending slot rather than whether a slot was ever armed that day, or release the old slot key when cancelling its pending registration.
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if (s != null &&
s.tsEpoch > 0 &&
dayLabelOf(DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(s.tsEpoch * 1000)) ==
today) {
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🟡 Medium · Partial overnight data triggers briefing

When a sync stores a sample dated today while the overnight derivation is still building or truncated, _lastNightDataReady returns true as soon as it finds a sample dated today, bypassing the unsettled crossday row; the scheduler arms the alert while the overnight is still building, and the user can be told a briefing is ready before it can be generated.

Require the overnight status to be ready before treating a same-day sample as sufficient, or otherwise gate arming on the same settled-data condition used by briefing generation.

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**Partial overnight data triggers briefing**

When a sync stores a sample dated today while the overnight derivation is still building or truncated, `_lastNightDataReady` returns true as soon as it finds a sample dated today, bypassing the unsettled crossday row; the scheduler arms the alert while the overnight is still building, and the user can be told a briefing is ready before it can be generated.

Require the overnight status to be ready before treating a same-day sample as sufficient, or otherwise gate arming on the same settled-data condition used by briefing generation.

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// pending), the guard stays, so a re-enable inside the grace window
// cannot alert a second time; and if nothing was ever armed there is no
// key to release anyway.
await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idMorningBrief);

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🟡 Medium · Failed cancel leaves stale alert

When the plugin throws while cancelling a previously armed morning notification, NotificationService.cancel swallows plugin errors, so a failed cancellation leaves an older morning notification armed even though this pass excluded the slot for missing data, quiet hours, or a disabled preference. The OS can then deliver the unsupported briefing anyway.

Make cancellation failure observable and retry or verify removal before treating the morning slot as cleared.

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In `lib/notify/notification_center.dart` at line 1027:

**Failed cancel leaves stale alert**

When the plugin throws while cancelling a previously armed morning notification, `NotificationService.cancel` swallows plugin errors, so a failed cancellation leaves an older morning notification armed even though this pass excluded the slot for missing data, quiet hours, or a disabled preference. The OS can then deliver the unsupported briefing anyway.

Make cancellation failure observable and retry or verify removal before treating the morning slot as cleared.

Comment thread lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart Resolved
static bool aiSlotArmable(int id, int slotMin, int nowMin) {
if (id == NotificationService.idMorningBrief) return true;
if (id == NotificationService.idMorningBrief) {
return slotMin > nowMin || nowMin < slotMin + morningBriefLateGraceMin;

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🟡 Medium · Wrapped slots miss or misplace briefings

When the morning slot wraps across midnight and a scheduling pass runs before the next-day slot or shortly after midnight, aiSlotArmable compares minute-of-day values without accounting for the slot's date, so it either treats the next-day slot as already past or treats a late-evening slot as armable after midnight. morningBriefLateFire then returns null for the latter case and nextDailyInstant schedules tomorrow's briefing using today's readiness.

Determine armability and the next occurrence using date-aware instants rather than minute-of-day comparisons across midnight.

Also at lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart:64, lib/notify/notification_center.dart:907-908.

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In `lib/notify/notification_center.dart` at line 886:

**Wrapped slots miss or misplace briefings**

When the morning slot wraps across midnight and a scheduling pass runs before the next-day slot or shortly after midnight, `aiSlotArmable` compares minute-of-day values without accounting for the slot's date, so it either treats the next-day slot as already past or treats a late-evening slot as armable after midnight. `morningBriefLateFire` then returns null for the latter case and `nextDailyInstant` schedules tomorrow's briefing using today's readiness.

Determine armability and the next occurrence using date-aware instants rather than minute-of-day comparisons across midnight.

Also at `lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart:64`, `lib/notify/notification_center.dart:907-908`.

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Review comments at @lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart:
- Around line 63-65: Update the afterWake calculation using typicalWakeMinOfDay
and kMorningBriefAfterWakeMin so adding the delay preserves the day offset
instead of wrapping modulo 1440; when the resulting time falls tomorrow, omit
today’s slot rather than scheduling it earlier than the supplied wake time.

Review comments at @lib/notify/notification_center.dart:
- Around line 1057-1059: Refresh `now` and `nowMin` after the last await in the
notification scheduling flow, before the empty-plan check and slot loop, so
armability and late-fire checks use the same current clock reading. In the
`idMorningBrief` branch, derive `at` from that refreshed `now` rather than the
independently clock-reading `nextDailyInstant` result, keeping the morning
occurrence and late-fire calculation aligned.

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- Around line 673-674: Update the pending-query error handling used by
NotificationCenter.hasPendingMorning so a query failure remains distinguishable
from an empty queue. Propagate the error or return an explicit unknown state,
and ensure reconciliation stops before cancelling or updating announcedKey on
unknown results; retry the query on the next pass.

Review comments at @lib/state/app_state.dart:
- Line 3396: Update the latest-sample selection in the surrounding method to
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Comment on lines +63 to +65
final afterWake =
(typicalWakeMinOfDay.round() + kMorningBriefAfterWakeMin) % 1440;
return afterWake > floor ? afterWake : floor;

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Do not wrap the wake minimum into an earlier occurrence.

With typicalWakeMinOfDay = 1425 (23:45) and morningMin = 480, this calculation returns 08:00. With quiet hours disabled, the scheduler can arm 08:00 today, before the supplied wake time.

Keep the day offset when adding 30 minutes. If the required time falls tomorrow, omit today’s slot instead of reducing it modulo 1440.

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Review comment at @lib/ai/reminder_plan.dart around lines 63 - 65:
Update the afterWake calculation using typicalWakeMinOfDay and kMorningBriefAfterWakeMin so adding the delay preserves the day offset instead of wrapping modulo 1440; when the resulting time falls tomorrow, omit today’s slot rather than scheduling it earlier than the supplied wake time.

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var at = svc.nextDailyInstant(s.hour, s.minute);
if (s.id == NotificationService.idMorningBrief) {
final late = morningBriefLateFire(slotMin, now);

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Read the clock after the last await and derive the morning occurrence from it.

now and nowMin are captured before the state reads and cancels. The clock can cross the 08:00 boundary before the loop runs. aiSlotArmable then accepts the slot with the stale minute. nextDailyInstant reads a fresh clock and returns tomorrow. morningBriefLateFire receives the stale now and returns null, so today's catch-up is skipped and tomorrow's briefing is armed without tomorrow's data.

Refresh the clock after the last await, and build the morning occurrence from that same instant.

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-    final now = DateTime.now();
+    var now = DateTime.now();
     final today = todayLabel(now);
-    final nowMin = now.hour * 60 + now.minute;
+    var nowMin = now.hour * 60 + now.minute;
     await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idEveningBrief);
     await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idJournalLog);
+    // Read the clock after the last await so the armable check, the late-fire
+    // window and the morning occurrence use one instant.
+    now = DateTime.now();
+    nowMin = now.hour * 60 + now.minute;
     if (plan.isEmpty) return;
       var at = svc.nextDailyInstant(s.hour, s.minute);
       if (s.id == NotificationService.idMorningBrief) {
+        // nextDailyInstant reads its own clock; build today's occurrence from `now`.
+        at = DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day, s.hour, s.minute);
         final late = morningBriefLateFire(slotMin, now);
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Refresh `now` and `nowMin` after the last await in the notification scheduling flow, before the empty-plan check and slot loop, so armability and late-fire checks use the same current clock reading. In the `idMorningBrief` branch, derive `at` from that refreshed `now` rather than the independently clock-reading `nextDailyInstant` result, keeping the morning occurrence and late-fire calculation aligned.

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} catch (_) {
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Keep an unknown pending state distinct from an empty queue.

If this query fails after a morning registration, the caller treats the empty result as delivered. If the user disables the reminder, NotificationCenter cancels it but retains announcedKey because hasPendingMorning is false. Re-enabling then preserves a nonexistent registration and suppresses the briefing for the day (lib/notify/notification_center.dart, Lines 1027–1037).

Return an explicit unknown result, or propagate the error and stop reconciliation before cancellation. Retry the pending query on the next pass.

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Review comment at @lib/notify/notification_service.dart around lines 673 - 674:
Update the pending-query error handling used by NotificationCenter.hasPendingMorning so a query failure remains distinguishable from an empty queue. Propagate the error or return an explicit unknown state, and ensure reconciliation stops before cancelling or updating announcedKey on unknown results; retry the query on the next pass.

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Comment thread lib/state/app_state.dart Resolved
- AppState serializes whole reminder passes (_reminderChain), so a stale
  not-ready pass can no longer cancel a briefing a newer ready pass armed.
- LocalDb.latestSample() applies the primary-band filter to the samples
  fallback too, so a peripheral sensor cannot unlock the briefing.
- _lastNightDataReady refuses a same-day sample while today's crossday row
  is unsettled; a settled row for today remains the cloud-source path.
- pendingIds() returns null on query failure (unknown state, never read as
  not-pending/delivered); cancel() returns whether the plugin accepted it,
  and the announced key is released only after a successful cancel of a
  known-pending registration.
- morningBriefSlotMin: a wake+30 wrapping past midnight wins over the
  configured floor (the floor would fire before the wake).

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- notification_center: read the clock after the LAST await (guard reads,
  pending query, cancels) so armability, late-fire window and occurrence
  resolution use one instant — no arming tomorrow's occurrence with
  today's readiness across a slot boundary.
- db: latestSample() now takes the newest sample across BOTH stores
  (decoded_onehz and the primary-band samples fallback) instead of
  returning yesterday's decoded row when today's records are in samples.

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Major · Re-run the reminder pass after derivation settles the crossday row. · app_state.dart:2975

lib/state/app_state.dart:2975
Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Re-run the reminder pass after derivation settles the crossday row.

The stored-data path calls _ensureRemindersScheduled() before derivation finishes. While today's crossday row is unsettled, the readiness check returns false, so the morning briefing is not armed. When derivation completes, afterDrain() does not run the reminder pass again. The briefing then stays unarmed until a later stored-data callback or foreground pass runs the check.

Call the reminder pass from the derivation completion path. The pass is serialized, so the extra call is safe.

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In lib/state/derive_coordinator.dart, add a callback and call it after the recovery notification:

   required Future<void> Function() maybeNotifyRecoveryReady,
+  required Future<void> Function() refreshAiReminders,
         _maybeNotifyRecoveryReady = maybeNotifyRecoveryReady,
+        _refreshAiReminders = refreshAiReminders,
   final Future<void> Function() _maybeNotifyRecoveryReady;
+  final Future<void> Function() _refreshAiReminders;
       unawaited(_maybeNotifyRecoveryReady());
+      unawaited(_refreshAiReminders());

In lib/state/app_state.dart, pass the existing pass to the coordinator next to maybeNotifyRecoveryReady:

     maybeNotifyRecoveryReady: _maybeNotifyRecoveryReady,
+    refreshAiReminders: _ensureRemindersScheduled,

Tests that construct DeriveCoordinator must supply the new callback.

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Review comment at @lib/state/app_state.dart at line 2975:
After derivation settles the crossday row, the completion path in DeriveCoordinator must run the reminder pass again; connect it to the existing _ensureRemindersScheduled callback and invoke it from afterDrain, preserving the existing serialized behavior.

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- Line 9372: Update the query in latestSample() to filter samples by device_id
using kPrimaryDeviceId instead of kPrimaryBandSourceSql. Preserve the existing
query behavior apart from this filter change.

Review comments at @lib/notify/notification_center.dart:
- Line 1048: Update the morning-notification replacement flow around
`cancelled`, `morningAnnounced`, and `hasPendingMorning` to defer replacement
when `morningAnnounced` is true and `pendingKnown` is false. Guard both
releasing `announcedKey` and the subsequent scheduling so an unknown pending
status cannot trigger another briefing.

Review comments at @lib/state/app_state.dart:
- Line 3283: The `_reminderChain` assignment uses an invalid Future method and
does not compile. Replace `.catch` with `.catchError` on `pass`, using an
`Object` error parameter and preserving the empty handler so a failed pass does
not block subsequent passes.

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- Line 2975: After derivation settles the crossday row, the completion path in
DeriveCoordinator must run the reminder pass again; connect it to the existing
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// (If the cancel itself failed, the pending post is still there; the
// re-arm below replaces it by id, so arming is still safe.)
final cancelled = await svc.cancel(NotificationService.idMorningBrief);
if (cancelled && morningAnnounced && hasPendingMorning) {

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Defer replacement when pending status is unknown.

If today's 08:00 briefing has fired, changing its time to 09:00 at 08:15 should not announce it again. If pendingIds() fails, hasPendingMorning becomes true. The new slot has no recorded key, so this branch releases announcedKey after a successful cancellation and schedules another briefing.

Cancellation success does not establish that the notification was undelivered. The declared plugin version's Android implementation returns success after cancelling without checking delivery. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

When morningAnnounced is true and pendingKnown is false, defer replacement. Guard both the release and the subsequent scheduling; guarding only the release still permits another alert.

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Review comment at @lib/notify/notification_center.dart at line 1048:
Update the morning-notification replacement flow around `cancelled`, `morningAnnounced`, and `hasPendingMorning` to defer replacement when `morningAnnounced` is true and `pendingKnown` is false. Guard both releasing `announcedKey` and the subsequent scheduling so an unknown pending status cannot trigger another briefing.

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Future<void> _ensureRemindersScheduled() async {
Future<void> _ensureRemindersScheduled() {
final pass = _reminderChain.then((_) => _ensureRemindersScheduledLocked());
_reminderChain = pass.catch((_) {});

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Critical · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Use catchError on the future chain.

Dart Future has no .catch(...) method. This expression prevents the application from compiling. Replace it with pass.catchError((Object _) {}) so a failed pass does not block subsequent passes.

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Review comment at @lib/state/app_state.dart at line 3283:
The `_reminderChain` assignment uses an invalid Future method and does not compile. Replace `.catch` with `.catchError` on `pass`, using an `Object` error parameter and preserving the empty handler so a failed pass does not block subsequent passes.

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Major · Use a typical wake time, not the recommended wake time. · app_state.dart:3374-3377

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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift

Use a typical wake time, not the recommended wake time.

crossday_pipeline.dart, Lines 541–555, produces this value with ana.recommendedWake from recommended bedtime, sleep need, and efficiency. That recommendation can differ from the user's typical observed wake time. The briefing can therefore be scheduled before the typical wake time or unnecessarily delayed. Read the observed typical wake time instead.

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Review comment at @lib/state/app_state.dart around lines 3374 - 3377:
Update the wake-time extraction in the app-state flow so it reads the user's observed typical wake time rather than the recommended value produced from sleep need and efficiency. Use the established observed-wake field or source in the state payload, and keep the existing numeric conversion behavior.
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Verification ran but could not confirm this finding. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.

Do not treat the first sample after midnight as a completed night.

If the latest crossday row is still yesterday's row, a band sample from 00:15 passes this check even if the user is still asleep. The scheduler can then arm the morning briefing from a partial night. Require evidence that the overnight has settled before accepting the sample.


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Review comments at @lib/notify/notification_center.dart:
- Line 1129: After successful morning-brief registration, update the
`recordFired(slotKey!)` path to remove obsolete slot keys for that day before
recording the new key, even when cancellation failed. Preserve unrelated fired
keys and the existing announced-key behavior.

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Comment thread lib/notify/notification_center.dart Resolved
…even if the preceding cancel failed

Co-authored-by: BucciMobile <BucciMobile@users.noreply.github.com>

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