The Machine Plan chart's axis ticks and first-crack band caption, the
print worksheet's axis title, and its "Your logged band" reference
column were all still hardcoded in °C. They're now data-driven
(data-tempc / data-band-lo / data-band-hi) and update alongside every
other temperature field when the unit is switched.
Plans are always stored in canonical °C; the unit is a client-side
display preference (localStorage) that converts Machine Plan planned
temps, Roast Log actual temps, and actuator expected BT on the fly,
including band-marker positioning. Toggle lives in Settings & sync.
Ports inventory management and SCA-style cupping scoring from
hope_roaster: lot tracking with audit-logged consumption, cupping
sessions with server-authoritative scoring and a live radar chart,
and links from the planner (draw-from-lot, open-cupping-session).
Also fixes the Blend/Single-origin toggle layout, replaces tooltips
with an in-context "why" teaching layer, and stages the planner UI
into pre-roast vs. post-roast phases.
- shared/ ports the worksheet's ledger math, time parsing, and reference tables
(cultivars/processes/roast-levels/machine bands) as browser-safe ESM, imported
by both the server and the browser so the arithmetic can't drift between them.
- server/prefill.js runs a zero-tool Pi Coding Agent SDK turn to extract page facts
from a bean product URL, then derives worksheet field IDs deterministically from
reference-data.js — the model never invents a first-crack anchor or a modifier.
- server/alog.js ports the Python alog_parser.py's format handling, including the
tokenizer-based Python-dict-literal-to-JSON conversion the real files need.
- public/ is the worksheet reproduced as a live HTML form: worksheet.css is a
verbatim copy of the paper worksheet's print CSS, print.js bakes values into
the print layout so the same DOM renders both on screen and on paper.
- Ledger math verified against both of the paper worksheet's worked examples;
alog parser verified against all 14 real logs in ref/roasts/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
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