Both resolve as unmatched by design — it's an RPG (geekdo rpgitem), so
the boardgame search realistically returns nothing; empty-search stubs
cover all five queries incl. truncation heads. Resolve also merged six
duplicate reads across photos (Hebarceos -> Herbaceous et al.).
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The done screen claimed "diff-ready" while 104 extracted titles had
never been resolved (they're invisible to matches.csv until the BGG
token arrives). The state now counts titles.json entries with no
matches row: the header tally shows "awaiting resolve", the done screen
says "Resolved set fully reviewed" with the real extracted total and
what to run on token day, and a read-only Catalog section lists every
extracted title with its status chip (auto/approved/rejected/awaiting
BGG), matched game, version, and source photos.
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The vision prompt now returns {titles, unidentified}: boxes that look
like games but can't be confidently titled are reported (location
relative to identified neighbors, partial text, art notes) instead of
silently omitted. They land in data/unidentified.json keyed by photo,
and the end-of-run summary lists them — plus low-confidence reads —
with instructions to retake a closer photo and re-run. New --force flag
re-extracts everything; pre-feature raw caches (bare arrays) still
parse. Live run on IMG_4499 confirmed the flow and the low-confidence
list correctly flags the known "Hebarceos" misread.
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27 titles from 4 shelf photos against the real 2018 collection snapshot:
19 already owned, 8 to add (2 with confident versions), 9 additive
version updates for hand-entered version-less entries. Review rescued
the "Hebarceos" vision misread via re-search and settled Wiz-War as the
Eighth Edition; Dungeon!'s three same-publisher TSR editions correctly
stay unresolved rather than guessed.
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Long transcribed box titles that defeat search now retry with shorter
heads (pre-separator, pre-"Game ..." descriptor, first-two-words from
the pre-subtitle part) matched exact-only against the head — fuzzy
thresholds stay untouched. Tie-breaks gain a publisher pick: when the
box showed a publisher and exactly one exact-named candidate is from
that publisher, it wins (SPI's Sorcerer 1975 now beats the more-owned
White Wizard Sorcerer 2019). The extract prompt excludes thematic/
subject years from year_hint; re-extracting Flat Top's photo drops the
bogus 1942, and a regression test pins that a wrong year can never
drive version selection. Re-extraction also drifted two transcriptions
(DUNGEON!, and Herbaceous misread as "Hebarceos") — fixtures added; the
misread demos review's re-search rescue in the end-to-end run.
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Data-driven stub XML for all 27 extracted titles (searches incl. empty
results for the long Avalon Hill/SPI box titles, truncated-head retry
queries for later, tie-break stats with publisher links, version lists
aligned with the real collection objectids). Language-only cues no
longer trigger a versions fetch — language can't reach the plausibility
threshold alone, so the request would always be wasted; it still scores
when stronger cues exist. Baseline resolve: 22 auto, 1 ambiguous
(Wiz-War editions), 4 unmatched (the long box titles — next commit).
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compute_diff is a pure function over matches + collection items: new
games land in to_add.csv (carrying a confident version when matching
produced one); owned version-less entries with version_auto/approved
matches produce additive to_update.csv rows keyed by collid, consuming
distinct collids when photos show two editions; entries that already
carry a version are never touched — disagreements are reported in the
summary. Unseen collection entries are listed informationally. Live API
mode activates when BGG_API_TOKEN + username exist; otherwise the two
hand-pulled snapshot XMLs (real 2018 collection, 79 unique copies after
collid dedupe) are used, and they double as parsing fixtures in tests.
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First live vision run: 4 shelf photos -> 27 unique titles with edition
cues (publishers, Bookcase Game/Designer's Edition wording, art notes);
cross-photo dedupe merged repeat sightings. data/titles.json now holds
real pipeline data, so the hand-typed resolve test list moves to
tests/data/titles.json (tests and record_fixtures updated), and the
matches.csv generated from stub fixtures for that list is removed —
the real resolve run will regenerate it once the BGG token arrives.
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bggpipe resolve works end to end: search -> exact/fuzzy candidate
scoring -> auto/ambiguous/unmatched classification with owned-count
tie-breaks (mixed base/expansion candidates never auto-match), version
scoring from edition cues (never guessed; no cues -> version_unknown),
idempotent matches.csv appends.
Discovered mid-build: BGG now requires registered-application Bearer
tokens on the XML API (2025 policy change) and returns 401 otherwise.
Client sends Authorization from BGG_API_TOKEN and raises an actionable
BGGAuthError; CLAUDE.md and the bgg-api skill are updated to match.
Live fixture recording is blocked until registration is approved, so
tests replay hand-crafted stub fixtures via a network-refusing
transport; scripts/record_fixtures.py re-records real XML under the
same cache keys once a token exists. One live read-only smoke test is
skipped unless --run-live.
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Eric Wagoner