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# Claude ownership claim — 2026-08-11
Read `CLAUDE_HANDOFF_2026-08-10.md` first. Two items in it have since moved
on (checked against the code and against live production on 2026-08-11):
1. The structured-claims refactor it describes as in progress is finished and
shipped (`dfdbf52`, then `9c3acd0`). `pytest -q --ignore=tests/test_api.py
--ignore=tests/test_live_datastores.py` = 219 passed at the start of this
session.
2. Entailment majority vote (2-of-3) is no longer in the code. `df55af4`
introduced it; `9c3acd0` replaced it with a single pass
(`_ENTAILMENT_MAX_ATTEMPTS = 1`), with the reasoning in
`_verify_entailment`'s docstring: repeating an identical temperature-0
prompt is a correlated retry rather than an independent vote.
## What this session is changing, and why
All five items come from driving production (`https://realvuxbaro.me`) by
hand plus direct `/api/chat` probes — measured, not inferred from docs.
- **`rag/answer.py`** — availability failures during the entailment pass are
currently recorded and shown as `unsupported_claim`, so a timing or outage
problem reaches the user as a content failure. The failure taxonomy in
`docs/current-rag-pipeline-audit.md` §4 keeps these separate. Reusing
the reason codes that already exist and are already mapped in
`apps/web/app/api/chat/route.ts` (`request_budget_exhausted`,
`provider_unavailable`, `malformed_output`) — **no new reason code**, so
the frontend mapping needs no change. Fail-closed behaviour is unchanged;
only the label changes.
- **`rag/answer.py`** — `_verify_entailment`'s `for _ in
range(_ENTAILMENT_MAX_ATTEMPTS)` loop always returns on its first
iteration, so raising that constant silently does nothing, and the
unreachable `return False` after it returns a `bool` where every caller
reads `.supported`. Making the single-pass intent explicit.
- **`rag/agent.py`** — the pediatric dosing gate asks "Bé bao nhiêu tuổi và
cân nặng bao nhiêu kg?" even when the user just gave one of the two.
Reproduced 5/5 live ("18 ký", "18 cân", explicit "18 kg", "Trẻ 5 tuổi").
**The gate itself is NOT being loosened** — both fields stay required,
which is clinically right here (the correct answer uses both an age band
and a mg/kg rule). Only the question text becomes specific to what is
actually missing.
- **`apps/web/app/_components/ChatPanel.tsx`** — a hard 25s client abort
against a backend whose own budget is 40s (`config.py:60`). Measured
n=8 sequential: 2/8 exceeded 25s, and one of those was a **correct**
`answerable`/grounded/2-citation reply at 25.1s that the user never saw.
Caddy (`reverse_proxy web:3000`, no timeout) and the BFF (`signal:
request.signal`, no own timeout) do not cap this, so the client constant
is the only binding limit.
- **`packages/ui/src/ChatBubble.tsx`** — chips dedupe by `chunkId` but the
label is only drug+section+page, so several distinct chunks render as
identical-looking chips. **Not** collapsing them by label: the click
handler maps to a specific citation index, so collapsing would make real
evidence blocks unreachable from the prose, and provenance is a hard
guardrail.
## Second batch — guardrail gaps (same day)
A guardrail review against `docs/architecture.md` found two things the design
specifies that were not in the code. Both were implemented around the files
currently carrying uncommitted changes, so nothing in that set was touched.
- **Rate limiting — new `apps/web/middleware.ts`.** `/api/chat` is public,
takes no credentials and spends Bedrock credit per call against a small
personal AWS budget; the architecture assigns this to `api-gateway`, which
is not built. 12/min and 120/hour for `/api/chat`, 120/min for
`/api/suggest` (a local catalog lookup, no model call), keyed on the
left-most `X-Forwarded-For` entry that Caddy sets, returning 429 with
`Retry-After`. Counters are per process and in memory: correct for the
single `web` container in production today, and the point at which that
scales past one replica is the point this has to move to Redis or to the
gateway. It is a cost/abuse guard, not authentication.
- **Disclaimer — `rag/answer.py` only, wire-up still pending.**
`GroundedAnswer` now carries `disclaimer: str = DISCLAIMER` as a dataclass
default, so no response path can be constructed without it, including
abstains and clarifications. Deliberately a module constant and never sent
through the generator: a model-written disclaimer can be reworded or
dropped, and would then need verifying like any other generated claim.
### Wire-up left for whoever next owns `routers/rag.py`
`routers/rag.py` has uncommitted changes in this worktree, so the last step is
left undone rather than edited around someone else's work. Two small changes
complete it:
1. Add `disclaimer: str` to `RagQueryResponse` and pass
`grounded.disclaimer` through when the response is built.
2. `packages/shared-types/src/dto/chat.ts` already declares
`disclaimer?: string`, so the BFF only needs to copy it onto the message it
returns — no type change required.
Until step 1 lands, the guarantee exists in the domain object but is not yet
visible to an API consumer.
## Files claimed
`apps/ai-service/rag/answer.py`, `apps/ai-service/rag/agent.py`,
`apps/ai-service/tests/test_grounded_generation.py`,
`apps/ai-service/tests/test_agent.py`,
`apps/web/app/_components/ChatPanel.tsx`,
`packages/ui/src/ChatBubble.tsx`, and this file.
Not touching `ingestion/`, retrieval adapters, `rag/service.py`,
`rag/understanding.py`, or anything sparse/BM25 related — task #4 (real
BM25 via Qdrant native sparse vectors) is still **not started**.
## Test-coverage context for review
These areas start with little automated cover: no tests currently touch
`missing_pediatric_age_or_weight` / `missing_population`, and the repo has no
frontend test setup (no `test` script in `apps/web/package.json`, no
ChatPanel/ChatBubble tests). A passing `pytest` run therefore is not on its
own sufficient evidence here. Backend tests are being added alongside the
changes, and the two frontend changes are verified by driving the real site.