The assemble lane's card pass resolves sharp (SHARP_MODULE_PATH or
require.resolve) like the api does; the worker image never had it, so every
assemble job failed 'sharp not found'.
The Mastodon connector's uploadAll resolves asset ids via loadAsset/openAsset.
The registry wires these hooks from a mediaResolver that the scheduler injects:
media_assets lookup (workspace-scoped via SET LOCAL) + R2 download + SPENC1
decrypt (extracted from the api's storage into connector-runtime/media.ts).
provider-fetch gains serializeBody for multipart media uploads through the
pinned transport channel.
Until now collectives only existed at registration; an account with a
personal workspace had no path to start one. The creator becomes Owner
and gets a session scoped to the new workspace.
Wires the three parallel group-cloud tracks to one surface and fixes the
seams between them:
- chat_media_archive.room_id becomes nullable (direct web uploads have no
Matrix room yet — the contract's null-event pattern extends to the room);
core GroupFile.roomId and ArchiveEntryInput.roomId follow.
- mime_class gains 'archive' (zip) across the 029 CHECK, validation
MIME_CLASSES and the bot classifier — one vocabulary everywhere.
- registerArchiveEntry claim keys are null-safe for room-less uploads.
- New: POST /files/groups/:groupId/upload — FileInterceptor (20 MiB) streams
through magic-byte sniffing, library-safe naming, oCIS upload and the
metadata index, behind group-membership ACL (Owner/Admin bypass).
- safeFileName/sniffMime promoted to packages/core (file-names.ts,
file-mime.ts) so the bot and the api share one implementation; the bot's
local modules become re-export shims; @types/node added to core.
Verified: api typecheck clean, group-files 22/22, bot 74/74, web typecheck
clean; 029 re-applied clean on a fresh scratch DB (room_id nullable,
archive class, claim_key unique all confirmed in the catalog).
Self-hosted multi-platform broadcast newsroom for activist collectives:
publishing pipeline with group approval and DST-proof scheduling, TweetDeck-style
column wall with hostile-content-safe rendering, live control room with Auto
Director, bridged chat governance with polls and quorum, distributed sandboxed
transcode workers, encrypted content-addressed archive, monthly analytics.
MIT licensed. See README.md and docs/.
