ML-165: research and plan
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id: doc-12
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title: 'Research: Mute and Resolve Production Errors Implementation Routes'
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type: specification
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created_date: '2026-05-05 11:24'
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# Research: Mute and Resolve Production Errors Implementation Routes
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**Task:** ML-165 — Mute and resolve production errors from pi
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**Date:** 2026-05-05
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## Current State
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### Backend (Elixir/Phoenix)
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| Component | File | Status |
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| Error schema | `deps/error_tracker/lib/error_tracker/schemas/error.ex` | Has `status` (:resolved/:unresolved) and `muted` (boolean) fields |
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| Error context | `lib/music_library/errors.ex` | Read-only: `list_errors/1`, `get_error/1` — no update functions |
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| Error controller | `lib/music_library_web/controllers/error_controller.ex` | `GET /api/v1/errors` (index), `GET /api/v1/errors/:id` (show) |
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| Error JSON views | `lib/music_library_web/controllers/error_json.ex` | Renders error/occurrence data |
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| Router | `lib/music_library_web/router.ex` | `/api/v1/errors` routes in API scope (Bearer token auth) |
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| Auth | `lib/music_library_web/auth.ex` | `require_api_token/2` plug — Bearer token comparison |
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### Pi Extension (TypeScript)
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| Component | File | Status |
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| prod-errors extension | `.pi/extensions/prod-errors/index.ts` | Tools: `fetch_production_errors`, `fetch_production_error`; Command: `/prod-errors` (TUI browser) |
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| TUI ErrorBrowser | Same file, `ErrorBrowser` class | List view (no mute/resolve actions), Detail view (no mute/resolve actions) |
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### Gap Analysis
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1. **No mutation endpoints** — The API has no way to update an error's `muted` or `status` fields.
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2. **No context functions** — `MusicLibrary.Errors` has no `mute_error/1` or `resolve_error/1` (or generic `update_error/2`).
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3. **No pi tools** — No `mute_production_error` or `resolve_production_error` tool registered.
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4. **No TUI actions** — The `/prod-errors` ErrorBrowser TUI has no keybindings to mute or resolve errors.
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## Implementation Routes
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### Route A: Dedicated POST Endpoints Per Action (Recommended)
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Add two new routes, each handling a single action:
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```
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POST /api/v1/errors/:id/mute → sets muted = true
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POST /api/v1/errors/:id/resolve → sets status = :resolved
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```
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**Elixir changes:**
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- `MusicLibrary.Errors`: Add `mute_error/1`, `resolve_error/1` (or a shared private helper)
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- `MusicLibraryWeb.ErrorController`: Add `mute/2` and `resolve/2` actions
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- `MusicLibraryWeb.ErrorJSON`: Add `mute/1`, `resolve/1` render functions
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- `MusicLibraryWeb.Router`: Add two POST routes in the API scope
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**Pi extension changes:**
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- Register `mute_production_error` tool → POSTs to `/api/v1/errors/:id/mute`
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- Register `resolve_production_error` tool → POSTs to `/api/v1/errors/:id/resolve`
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- Add keybindings to `/prod-errors` TUI:
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- `M` (shift-m) in list view → mute selected error
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- `R` (shift-r) in detail view → resolve selected error
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- Or use single keys: `x` for mute, `d` for resolve (avoiding conflict with existing `m`/`r` filter toggles)
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**Pros:**
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- Simplest approach — each endpoint does exactly one thing
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- RESTful resource/action pattern used elsewhere in the app (e.g., `/collection/latest`)
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- Easy to extend with unmute/unresolve later as additional endpoints
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- Clean tool-to-endpoint mapping in pi
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- Easy to test independently
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**Cons:**
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- Two new routes instead of one
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- If many more error actions are added, route count could grow
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### Route B: Single PATCH Endpoint
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Add one generic mutation endpoint:
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```
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PATCH /api/v1/errors/:id body: {"muted": true} or {"status": "resolved"}
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```
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**Pros:**
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- Single route for all error mutations
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- Follows REST convention for partial updates
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- Easily extensible to other fields
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**Cons:**
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- Parameter validation is more complex (must reject unknown fields, validate combinations)
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- Tool semantics are less clear — the pi tool would need to construct the PATCH body
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- PATCH semantics imply partial update; if both fields are sent, behavior must be defined
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- Less explicit — the URL doesn't convey the action being performed
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- Not aligned with existing project patterns (no other PATCH routes in the API)
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### Route C: Single Action Endpoint
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```
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POST /api/v1/errors/:id/actions body: {"action": "mute"} or {"action": "resolve"}
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```
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**Pros:**
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- Single route for all actions
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- Easy to add new action types
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- Clean separation between action specification and execution
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- Tool semantics map cleanly (tool name = action)
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**Cons:**
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- Less standard REST pattern
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- Requires action validation/dispatch layer
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- No existing precedent in the codebase
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## Recommendation: Route A
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Route A is the best fit for this project because:
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1. **Convention alignment** — The project uses clear, descriptive route names for specific operations (e.g., `/collection/latest`, `/collection/random`, `/collection/on_this_day`). `POST /errors/:id/mute` and `POST /errors/:id/resolve` follow this pattern.
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2. **Simplicity** — Each endpoint has a single responsibility. The controller actions, context functions, JSON views, and pi tools are all trivial to implement and test independently.
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3. **Extensibility** — If unmute/unresolve are needed later, they can be added as `POST /errors/:id/unmute` and `POST /errors/:id/unresolve` without touching the existing endpoints.
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4. **Pi tool mapping** — Each endpoint maps 1:1 to a pi tool (`mute_production_error` → `POST /errors/:id/mute`, `resolve_production_error` → `POST /errors/:id/resolve`). This makes the prompt guidelines simple and the tool behavior predictable.
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5. **HTTP semantics** — POST is appropriate here because these are non-idempotent actions that change server state. POST on a sub-resource path is a well-established REST pattern.
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## Architecture Impact
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| Component | Impact |
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| `MusicLibrary.Errors` | Add `mute_error/1`, `resolve_error/1` context functions |
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| `MusicLibraryWeb.ErrorController` | Add `mute/2`, `resolve/2` actions |
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| `MusicLibraryWeb.ErrorJSON` | Add render functions for success/error responses |
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| `MusicLibraryWeb.Router` | Add two POST routes |
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| `.pi/extensions/prod-errors/index.ts` | Add two tools, add TUI keybindings |
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| `test/music_library_web/controllers/error_controller_test.exs` | Add tests for new endpoints |
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| `test/music_library/errors_test.exs` | Add tests for new context functions (if separate test file exists) |
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| `docs/architecture.md` | Update Routes section if it lists API routes |
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No changes needed to: supervision tree, PubSub, schemas, migrations, Oban workers, LiveViews, external APIs.
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## Performance Profile
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- **Database**: Single-row UPDATE by primary key — O(1). SQLite handles this efficiently.
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- **No N+1 risk**: These are simple UPDATE operations, no joins or preloads.
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- **HTTP latency**: Sub-millisecond for the DB update + minimal JSON encoding.
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- **Concurrency**: SQLite serializes writes — moot for low-frequency admin actions like mute/resolve.
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- **No paid API calls** — these are entirely local operations.
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## Cost Profile
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Zero incremental cost. No external API calls, no additional compute, no additional storage.
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## Production Infrastructure Steps
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No production infrastructure changes needed. The new endpoints are served by the existing Phoenix app. No new environment variables, no DNS changes, no firewall rules.
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## Documentation Updates
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| `docs/architecture.md` | Update Routes section if API routes are enumerated there |
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| README (if applicable) | N/A — API is internal tooling |
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| `.pi/extensions/prod-errors/index.ts` | Self-documenting through tool descriptions and prompt snippets |
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## Testing
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- **Controller tests**: Test auth (401 without token), test mute sets muted=true, test resolve sets status=resolved, test 404 for non-existent error, test idempotency (calling mute on already-muted error returns success with no change).
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- **Context tests**: Test `mute_error/1` returns updated error, test `resolve_error/1` returns updated error, test error on non-existent ID.
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