[codyjohnsontx]

Intent

do 1 and 2

Context for reading that ask: item 2 was Attend's real SMS consent record (provenance, quiet hours, working STOP) enforced in plain code before any send. The owner's rule: "Consent is a hard rule, not a judgment call: no recorded consent, outside quiet hours, or after a STOP reply means the send is blocked by plain code with no model involved." The plan is a five-PR series. PR 1 (an append-only consent ledger, ConsentEvent, and refusing sends without a grant) landed as #42. This task is the next one, plan PR 2: the single choke point every outbound text must pass. In the plan's terms, PR 2 is: a pure send gate (src/lib/send-gate.ts) and one send module (src/lib/sms-send.ts) that is the only holder of a Twilio client; the send route rewritten around them, deciding and writing in one transaction under the customer's FOR UPDATE row lock, with a permit only the gate can make; on refusal an AuditLog row (sms.send.blocked, naming the reason, user and conversation, with body length but not body) and no Message row, so the unanswered alert is not cleared; Message.consentEventId recording the grant a sent text relied on; Twilio error 21610 recorded as a REVOKED / PROVIDER_BLOCK consent event and refused; the composer showing why sending is blocked (STOP date and the START instruction, the carrier-record message for 21610); quiet hours wired into the gate but always open until a later PR; tests/send-gate.test.ts and tests/single-send-path.test.ts, where adding a Twilio import elsewhere or a forged permit cast fails the suite (demonstrated by a commit that fails and is reverted); and a ledger read that throws returns 503 and sends nothing. Keyword handling, review alerts, staff-recorded events, the real quiet-hour window, audit surfaces and docs are later PRs.

yeah same worker fix it

Context for reading that ask: two unresolved CodeRabbit threads block the merge of #43 (conversation resolution is required). The agreed fix in this PR: (1) the thread page's send-block preview in src/app/(app)/inbox/[conversationId]/page.tsx must fail soft, so a failed read shows sending as blocked rather than crashing the inbox, never falling back to allowed; (2) when the post-send write fails after Twilio already accepted the text, the advisor must not be told "Nothing reached the customer"; report that delivery is unknown instead. A durable send-attempt record that fully prevents duplicate sends is a separate follow-up, not this PR.

What Changed

• Added a pure send gate (src/lib/send-gate.ts) and a single send module (src/lib/sms-send.ts), which is now the only code holding a Twilio client. /api/messages/send now just calls sendCustomerText. The gate refuses a text for NO_CONSENT, REVOKED, LAPSED (store-started texts more than 18 months after the last grant or customer text) or QUIET_HOURS (wired in, but the window stays open for now). The decision and the Message write happen in one transaction under the customer's FOR UPDATE row lock (lockCustomerConsent). A refusal writes an sms.send.blocked AuditLog row with the body length but not the body, and no Message, so the unanswered alert stays up. A failed consent read returns 503 and nothing is sent. Twilio error 21610 is recorded as a REVOKED / PROVIDER_BLOCK consent event and refused. A new nullable Message.consentEventId column (with its migration) records the grant each sent text relied on.
• The composer now shows the gate's own reason for blocking a send: the date of the block, when texting opens again, and what to do next (for example, text START, or the carrier-record message for 21610). The thread page reads this with previewSendBlock. That read fails soft: a read error shows sending as blocked, never as allowed, and does not crash the inbox. When Twilio accepted a text but the write after it failed, the advisor sees that delivery is unknown instead of "Nothing reached the customer", and the draft is cleared so the text isn't sent twice. consentBlockMessage is removed from src/lib/consent.ts.
• Added tests/send-gate.test.ts and tests/single-send-path.test.ts. The second fails if another module imports Twilio or casts its own permit; a commit on this branch shows it failing, and that commit is reverted. Also updated the consent PRD, the PRD index, the verify skill and AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md to describe the send path.

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Risk Assessment

⚠️ Medium: The gate, the permit, the shared row lock, refuse-without-a-Message and the 21610 handling all match the intent and are covered by database-backed tests, but two error-handling gaps on rare DB-failure paths can hide the delivery-unknown warning, or leave a never-sent QUEUED row that clears the unanswered alert.

Testing

I stood up the app as an end user runs it: an isolated Postgres 16 container, migrated and seeded; the Next dev server connecting as a non-superuser role so I could inject database faults; and Twilio replaced by a local stand-in (a CONNECT proxy in front of a TLS server with a throwaway CA, reached through twilio-node's HTTP_PROXY). I drove each scenario through a headless Chrome composer as the service advisor and the GM, plus direct POSTs to /api/messages/send. Results: - Refusals: no-consent and STOP sends were refused with 403. Each left an audit row and no Message row, and nothing reached Twilio. - Happy path: a granted send went out through Twilio and was stored as SENT with the current grant's id. It was sent at 10:52 PM Chicago time, which shows quiet hours are wired in but always open. - Carrier STOP: a Twilio 21610 recorded a REVOKED / PROVIDER_BLOCK consent event, removed the queued row, and showed the carrier-record message. The next attempt was refused before reaching Twilio. - Generic Twilio error: returned 502, the row was marked FAILED, and managers were notified. - Delivery unknown: Twilio accepted the text, then the stand-in revoked the app's UPDATE right on Message, so the write recording it failed. The composer showed the delivery-unknown warning and cleared the draft; the row stayed QUEUED. - Unreadable ledger: revoking SELECT on the ConsentEvent.customerId column made the thread page render with sending blocked ("could not read this customer's consent record"), and the send API returned 503 with nothing sent. My first attempt at the unreadable-ledger fault revoked the whole ConsentEvent table. That crashed the page inside getInboxData, which already read that table before this branch, so I narrowed the fault to the one column the gate's ledger read filters on and re-ran it. I also ran tests/send-gate.test.ts and tests/single-send-path.test.ts against a migrated throwaway database: 44 passed, none skipped. Adding a probe file with a second Twilio client and an as SendPermit cast made the single-send-path suite fail 3 checks; it passed again once the probe was removed. Because that check is a test-suite structural guard and not a live product run, its scenario is recorded as untested. Screenshots of every composer state are in the evidence directory. Everything I set up was torn down afterwards: the container, the servers, the browsers, .env and .next. One thing I saw that is outside this change: while the ledger is unreadable, the thread header still shows the cached "Texting allowed" badge above a blocked composer. That is cosmetic and fails safe.

• Live validation: ✅ go - 8 of 9 scenarios driven live against the product

Scenario	Result	Live	Evidence
Advisor opens a thread with no consent on record and sees the composer disabled with the reason	✅ pass	live	01-no-consent-composer.png
Bypassing the disabled composer with a direct POST to a no-consent customer is refused (403 NO_CONSENT): sms.send.blocked audit row with body length only, no Message row, no Twilio call	✅ pass	live	02-no-consent-api-bypass.txt
Advisor sends to a granted customer: the text reaches Twilio, the row is SENT with its sid, and Message.consentEventId names the current grant (sent at 10:52 PM Chicago, so quiet hours are always open…	✅ pass	live	03-granted-send-success.png, 04-granted-send-db.txt
Twilio refuses with 21610: a REVOKED/PROVIDER_BLOCK consent event is recorded, no Message row, an audit row, and the composer shows the carrier-record STOP message; the next attempt is refused before…	✅ pass	live	05-carrier-block-21610-composer.png, 06-carrier-block-21610-db.txt
Customer who replied STOP: the composer shows the STOP date and the START instruction, and a direct API send is refused with 403 REVOKED and audited under the sender	✅ pass	live	07-stop-reply-composer.png, 08-stop-reply-api-bypass.txt
Twilio rejects for another reason: 502, the row is marked FAILED and keeps its grant id, and managers get a MESSAGE_FAILED alert	✅ pass	live	09-twilio-error-failed-send.txt
Twilio accepts but the post-send write fails: the advisor sees 'Delivery unknown', not 'Nothing reached the customer', the draft clears, and the row stays QUEUED	✅ pass	live	10-delivery-unknown-composer.png, 11-delivery-unknown-db.txt
Consent ledger read throws: the thread page still renders with sending shown as blocked (never allowed), and the send API returns 503 with nothing sent; after the grant is restored the same send succe…	✅ pass	live	12-ledger-unreadable-preview.png, 13-ledger-unreadable-api-503.txt
Adding a second Twilio client or a forged SendPermit cast makes tests/single-send-path.test.ts fail; send-gate and single-send-path suites pass against a real Postgres	⏸️ untested	no	The prior payload did not establish a live result for this scenario. It is a structural guard enforced by the test suite, exercised only by running tests/single-send-path.test.ts with a temporary prob…

Evidence: API bypass refused for no-consent customer (403, audit row, no Message)

$ POST /api/messages/send (Dana Voss, no consent on record)
{"error":"No consent on record, so Attend will not text this customer. A text from them to the store starts the conversation.","reason":"NO_CONSENT"}
HTTP 403

-- Message rows on the thread:
 direction |               body               | deliveryStatus 
-----------+----------------------------------+----------------
 INBOUND   | Hi, is my bike ready for pickup? | RECEIVED
(1 row)

-- AuditLog:
      action      |    entity    |   entityId   |                                               metadata                                                
------------------+--------------+--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 sms.send.blocked | Conversation | nm_dana_conv | {"reason": "NO_CONSENT", "bodyLength": 36, "customerId": "nm_dana", "conversationId": "nm_dana_conv"}
(1 row)

-- mock Twilio requests so far:
       0


Evidence: Sent row records consentEventId of current grant

-- mock Twilio received:
{"at":"2026-10-30T03:52:47.581Z","mode":"accept","method":"POST","path":"/2010-04-01/Accounts/ACmocklocal000000000000000000000000/Messages.json","form":{"To":"+15125550102","From":"+15125550000","Body":"Hi Nina, the estimate is ready - can you approve it today?"}}
-- The sent row and the grant it relied on:
 direction |                     body                      | deliveryStatus |      twilioSid       |      consentEventId       |  kind   |        method         |       occurredAt        | is_current_grant 
-----------+-----------------------------------------------+----------------+----------------------+---------------------------+---------+-----------------------+-------------------------+------------------
 OUTBOUND  | Hi Nina, the estimate is ready - can you appr | SENT           | SMmock17933323675820 | cmvufpaaa001a10p9g6ba2kl7 | GRANTED | CUSTOMER_TEXTED_FIRST | 2026-10-29 23:50:21.767 | t
(1 row)


Evidence: 21610 recorded as REVOKED/PROVIDER_BLOCK, no Message, next send refused before Twilio

-- mock Twilio received (mode 21610):
{"at":"2026-10-30T03:53:10.869Z","mode":"21610","method":"POST","path":"/2010-04-01/Accounts/ACmocklocal000000000000000000000000/Messages.json","form":{"To":"+15125550113","From":"+15125550000","Body":"Kelsey, your bike is ready for pickup."}}
-- Kelsey consent ledger:
  kind   |        method         | providerRef |       occurredAt        
---------+-----------------------+-------------+-------------------------
 GRANTED | CUSTOMER_TEXTED_FIRST |             | 2026-10-30 02:50:21.894
 REVOKED | PROVIDER_BLOCK        | 21610       | 2026-10-30 03:53:10.886
(2 rows)

 smsConsent 
------------
 REVOKED
(1 row)

-- outbound rows on the thread (none should be the refused text):
 body | deliveryStatus | createdAt 
------+----------------+-----------
(0 rows)

-- audit:
                                                                        metadata                                                                         
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 {"reason": "REVOKED", "bodyLength": 38, "customerId": "cmvufpadd002l10p9xgo2a8q1", "carrierBlock": true, "conversationId": "cmvufpadj002n10p9hrjk178z"}
(1 row)

-- second attempt by API: must be refused by the gate before Twilio
{"error":"Their carrier record shows a STOP. A START from their phone resumes texting; until then, call or email.","reason":"REVOKED"}
HTTP 403
mock Twilio requests before/after second attempt:        2 /        2


Evidence: STOP customer API bypass refused

$ POST as GM to Lena Ortiz (replied STOP)
{"error":"They replied STOP. A START from their phone resumes texting; until then, call or email.","reason":"REVOKED"}
HTTP 403
mock Twilio requests before/after:        2 /        2
 outbound_rows 
---------------
             0
(1 row)

      email       |                                                             metadata                                                              
------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 gm@ctxchat.local | {"reason": "REVOKED", "bodyLength": 25, "customerId": "cmvufpaf5003b10p9qemjmvrl", "conversationId": "cmvufpafb003d10p9kqbvvsp8"}
(1 row)

Evidence: Generic Twilio error -> 502, FAILED row, manager alerts

$ POST to Priya Patel (granted) while Twilio rejects with 21211
{"error":"Invalid 'To' Phone Number"}
HTTP 502
 deliveryStatus |       errorMessage        | has_grant 
----------------+---------------------------+-----------
 FAILED         | Invalid 'To' Phone Number | t
(1 row)

      type      |     title      |                  body                  
----------------+----------------+----------------------------------------
 MESSAGE_FAILED | Message failed | Priya Patel: Invalid 'To' Phone Number
 MESSAGE_FAILED | Message failed | Priya Patel: Invalid 'To' Phone Number
(2 rows)


Evidence: Delivery-unknown DB state and server log

-- mock Twilio accepted:
{"at":"2026-10-30T03:54:16.101Z","mode":"accept-then-break","method":"POST","path":"/2010-04-01/Accounts/ACmocklocal000000000000000000000000/Messages.json","form":{"To":"+15125550112","From":"+15125550000","Body":"Grant, we booked the comeback for Thursday 9am."}}
-- the row Twilio accepted, left as written before the send:
                      body                       | deliveryStatus | twilioSid | has_grant 
-------------------------------------------------+----------------+-----------+-----------
 Grant, we booked the comeback for Thursday 9am. | QUEUED         |           | t
(1 row)

-- dev server log:
Twilio accepted a text but Attend could not record it as sent. {
  conversationId: 'cmvufpad3002f10p98q0fillr',
  messageId: 'cmvufub2y000ajup9iduagwzs',


Evidence: Ledger unreadable: send API 503, nothing sent

# Fault: app role lost SELECT on ConsentEvent."customerId" only (the gate ledger read filters on it; the inbox join does not)
$ GET /inbox/<Ruben Ortega thread>
HTTP 200
$ POST /api/messages/send to Ruben Ortega (granted)
{"error":"Attend could not read this customer's consent record, so nothing was sent. Try again in a moment."}
HTTP 503
mock Twilio requests before/after:        4 /        4
 rows_with_this_body 
---------------------
                   0
(1 row)

-- dev server log lines:
   2 The send gate could not read the consent record; nothing was sent. {
   3 The send gate's preview could not read the consent record; sending is shown as blocked. {
-- after restoring the grant, the same send goes:
{"ok":true,"messageId":"cmvufvnnr000bjup9305mxm0p","twilioSid":"SMmock17933325190592"}
HTTP 200

Evidence: Targeted suites send-gate + single-send-path against real Postgres

TAP version 13
# Subtest: decideSend
    # Subtest: no event on record: NO_CONSENT
    ok 1 - no event on record: NO_CONSENT
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.64225
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: no event on record, even as a reply: NO_CONSENT
    ok 2 - no event on record, even as a reply: NO_CONSENT
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.056291
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a STOP: REVOKED
    ok 3 - a STOP: REVOKED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.039625
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a STOP, even as a reply: REVOKED
    ok 4 - a STOP, even as a reply: REVOKED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.035042
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a STOP, with quiet hours closed too: REVOKED
    ok 5 - a STOP, with quiet hours closed too: REVOKED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.030875
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a recent grant, as a reply: ALLOWED
    ok 6 - a recent grant, as a reply: ALLOWED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.036041
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a recent grant, starting a conversation: ALLOWED
    ok 7 - a recent grant, starting a conversation: ALLOWED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.045292
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a grant exactly 18 months old: ALLOWED
    ok 8 - a grant exactly 18 months old: ALLOWED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.078458
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a grant a moment past 18 months: LAPSED
    ok 9 - a grant a moment past 18 months: LAPSED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.14875
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: an old grant, but a customer text within 18 months: ALLOWED
    ok 10 - an old grant, but a customer text within 18 months: ALLOWED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.247625
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: an old grant and an old customer text: LAPSED
    ok 11 - an old grant and an old customer text: LAPSED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.040042
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: an old grant, as a reply to a text today: ALLOWED
    ok 12 - an old grant, as a reply to a text today: ALLOWED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.029167
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: starting a conversation with the window closed: QUIET_HOURS
    ok 13 - starting a conversation with the window closed: QUIET_HOURS
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.037417
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a reply with the window closed (owner decision 1b): ALLOWED
    ok 14 - a reply with the window closed (owner decision 1b): ALLOWED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.025708
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: a lapsed relationship with the window closed: LAPSED
    ok 15 - a lapsed relationship with the window closed: LAPSED
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.029042
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: says when quiet hours end
    ok 16 - says when quiet hours end
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.759417
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: holds every send to an always-open window until quiet hours ship
    ok 17 - holds every send to an always-open window until quiet hours ship
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.046708
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: issues a permit naming the grant it rests on
    ok 18 - issues a permit naming the grant it rests on
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.079167
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: does not take a permit that was written out by hand
    ok 19 - does not take a permit that was written out by hand
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.080083
      type: 'test'
      ...
    1..19
ok 1 - decideSend
  ---
  duration_ms: 3.302083
  type: 'suite'
  ...
# Subtest: classifyOutbound
    # Subtest: is a reply while the customer's newest text is unanswered and less than a day old
    ok 1 - is a reply while the customer's newest text is unanswered and less than a day old
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.070542
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: starts a conversation once the text is a day old, already answered, or there is none
    ok 2 - starts a conversation once the text is a day old, already answered, or there is none
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.04575
      type: 'test'
      ...
    1..2
ok 2 - classifyOutbound
  ---
  duration_ms: 0.159333
  type: 'suite'
  ...
# Subtest: monthsBefore
    # Subtest: counts calendar months in UTC and lands on the month's last day when the date does not exist
    ok 1 - counts calendar months in UTC and lands on the month's last day when the date does not exist
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.968417
      type: 'test'
      ...
    1..1
ok 3 - monthsBefore
  ---
  duration_ms: 1.021208
  type: 'suite'
  ...
# Subtest: describeRefusal
    # Subtest: dates a STOP and says how texting resumes
    ok 1 - dates a STOP and says how texting resumes
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.220875
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: names the carrier when Twilio holds the STOP
    ok 2 - names the carrier when Twilio holds the STOP
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.054208
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: dates any other opt-out without calling it a STOP reply
    ok 3 - dates any other opt-out without calling it a STOP reply
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.130875
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: says a customer whose text may be a stop request is waiting on review, not that they never texted
    ok 4 - says a customer whose text may be a stop request is waiting on review, not that they never texted
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.08
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: explains a lapsed relationship and quiet hours
    ok 5 - explains a lapsed relationship and quiet hours
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.048042
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: has words for every refusal
    ok 6 - has words for every refusal
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.114792
      type: 'test'
      ...
    1..6
ok 4 - describeRefusal
  ---
  duration_ms: 0.755042
  type: 'suite'
  ...
# Subtest: the send path
    # Subtest: refuses a customer who replied STOP: 403, no Message, one audit row, the unanswered alert untouched
    ok 1 - refuses a customer who replied STOP: 403, no Message, one audit row, the unanswered alert untouched
      ---
      duration_ms: 111.712417
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: refuses a customer with no consent on record the same way
    ok 2 - refuses a customer with no consent on record the same way
      ---
      duration_ms: 16.5145
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: records on a sent text the grant it relied on
    ok 3 - records on a sent text the grant it relied on
      ---
      duration_ms: 30.09025
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: names the grant even when texting is not connected
    ok 4 - names the grant even when texting is not connected
      ---
      duration_ms: 20.697375
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: turns Twilio's 21610 into a recorded revocation and refuses the next send before Twilio
    ok 5 - turns Twilio's 21610 into a recorded revocation and refuses the next send before Twilio
      ---
      duration_ms: 47.009
      type: 'test'
      ...
# Twilio refused a text for a carrier STOP and Attend could not record the STOP. {
#   conversationId: 'cmvufvvfd000wnbp9sp1rbl0o',
#   messageId: 'cmvufvvfq000znbp9rc3p40ay',
#   error: DriverAdapterError: new row for relation "ConsentEvent" violates check constraint "test_refuse_ledger_dd16985d05_6"
#       at PgTransaction.onError (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+adapter-pg@7.8.0/node_modules/@prisma/adapter-pg/dist/index.js:678:11)
#       at PgTransaction.performIO (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+adapter-pg@7.8.0/node_modules/@prisma/adapter-pg/dist/index.js:673:12)
#       at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:103:5)
#       at async PgTransaction.queryRaw (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+adapter-pg@7.8.0/node_modules/@prisma/adapter-pg/dist/index.js:604:30)
#       at async e.interpretNode (~/.no-m

... [3858 bytes truncated] ...

act@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/RequestHandler.ts:237:13)
#       at zr.handleAndLogRequestError (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/RequestHandler.ts:183:12)
#       at zr.request (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/RequestHandler.ts:152:12)
#       at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:103:5)
#       at async a (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/getPrismaClient.ts:963:24) {
#     code: 'P2025',
#     meta: { modelName: 'Message', operation: 'an update' },
#     clientVersion: '7.8.0'
#   }
# }
    # Subtest: tells her delivery is unknown, not that nothing went, when Twilio took the text but the write after failed
    ok 7 - tells her delivery is unknown, not that nothing went, when Twilio took the text but the write after failed
      ---
      duration_ms: 22.631667
      type: 'test'
      ...
# The send gate's preview could not read the consent record; sending is shown as blocked. {
#   conversationId: 'cmvufvvhp0018nbp9ezvqbb1j',
#   error: Error: Connection terminated unexpectedly
#       at Object.findMany (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/tests/send-gate.test.ts:596:17)
#       at readGate (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/src/lib/sms-send.ts:101:27)
#       at Object.previewSendBlock (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/src/lib/sms-send.ts:184:41)
#       at TestContext.<anonymous> (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/tests/send-gate.test.ts:603:33)
#       at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:103:5)
#       at async Test.run (node:internal/test_runner/test:1054:7)
#       at async Suite.processPendingSubtests (node:internal/test_runner/test:744:7)
# }
    # Subtest: shows sending as blocked, never allowed, when the composer's preview cannot read the ledger
    ok 8 - shows sending as blocked, never allowed, when the composer's preview cannot read the ledger
      ---
      duration_ms: 15.674166
      type: 'test'
      ...
# The send gate could not read the consent record; nothing was sent. {
#   conversationId: 'cmvufvvi5001cnbp9txe5ml22',
#   userId: 'cmvufvv8d0000nbp93s8eq1y7',
#   error: DriverAdapterError: canceling statement due to lock timeout
#       at PgTransaction.onError (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+adapter-pg@7.8.0/node_modules/@prisma/adapter-pg/dist/index.js:678:11)
#       at PgTransaction.performIO (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+adapter-pg@7.8.0/node_modules/@prisma/adapter-pg/dist/index.js:673:12)
#       at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:103:5)
#       at async PgTransaction.queryRaw (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+adapter-pg@7.8.0/node_modules/@prisma/adapter-pg/dist/index.js:604:30)
#       at async e.interpretNode (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client-engine-runtime/src/interpreter/query-interpreter.ts:186:26)
#       at async e.interpretNode (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client-engine-runtime/src/interpreter/query-interpreter.ts:272:41)
#       at async e.run (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client-engine-runtime/src/interpreter/query-interpreter.ts:94:23)
#       at async e.execute (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/core/engines/client/LocalExecutor.ts:81:12)
#       at async jt.request (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/core/engines/client/ClientEngine.ts:504:22)
#       at async Object.singleLoader (~/.no-mistakes/worktrees/041dd7599f00/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/node_modules/.pnpm/@prisma+client@7.8.0_prisma@7.8.0_@types+react-dom@19.2.3_@types+react@19.2.14__@types+react@_bivjkfh56nww4zqlflztf76jpm/node_modules/@prisma/client/src/runtime/RequestHandler.ts:112:26) {
#     cause: {
#       originalCode: '55P03',
#       originalMessage: 'canceling statement due to lock timeout',
#       kind: 'postgres',
#       code: '55P03',
#       severity: 'ERROR',
#       message: 'canceling statement due to lock timeout',
#       detail: undefined,
#       column: undefined,
#       hint: undefined
#     },
#     clientVersion: '7.8.0'
#   }
# }
    # Subtest: sends nothing when the ledger cannot be read
    ok 9 - sends nothing when the ledger cannot be read
      ---
      duration_ms: 246.464542
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: waits for a STOP that holds the customer's lock, then refuses
    ok 10 - waits for a STOP that holds the customer's lock, then refuses
      ---
      duration_ms: 399.768708
      type: 'test'
      ...
    1..10
ok 5 - the send path
  ---
  duration_ms: 1370.250584
  type: 'suite'
  ...
# Subtest: the single send path
    # Subtest: imports the Twilio package only to send, to verify a webhook, or to sign a replay
    ok 1 - imports the Twilio package only to send, to verify a webhook, or to sign a replay
      ---
      duration_ms: 26.6715
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: builds a Twilio client and calls its send API in one module
    ok 2 - builds a Twilio client and calls its send API in one module
      ---
      duration_ms: 4.941416
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: reaches the sender from the send route alone
    ok 3 - reaches the sender from the send route alone
      ---
      duration_ms: 8.156583
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: makes a permit only in the gate
    ok 4 - makes a permit only in the gate
      ---
      duration_ms: 9.079208
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: decides from the ledger, the clock and the thread, never from a model
    ok 5 - decides from the ledger, the clock and the thread, never from a model
      ---
      duration_ms: 0.243625
      type: 'test'
      ...
    # Subtest: reads the Twilio credentials only in env.ts
    ok 6 - reads the Twilio credentials only in env.ts
      ---
      duration_ms: 3.638834
      type: 'test'
      ...
    1..6
ok 6 - the single send path
  ---
  duration_ms: 53.38675
  type: 'suite'
  ...
1..6
# tests 44
# suites 6
# pass 44
# fail 0
# cancelled 0
# skipped 0
# todo 0
# duration_ms 1702.072625

Evidence: single-send-path fails on a second Twilio client / forged permit, passes after removal

# with src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts added (twilio import + messages.create + `as SendPermit`):
        +   'src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts',
        1: 'src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts'
        +   'src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts',
        0: 'src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts'
        +   'src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts'
        0: 'src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts'
not ok 1 - the single send path
# pass 3
# fail 3

# probe file removed:
# pass 6
# fail 0

Evidence: Twilio stand-in used for the live run

// Local stand-in for api.twilio.com: an HTTP CONNECT proxy that MITMs api.twilio.com
// to a TLS server with a cert from a throwaway CA. Mode is read per request from mode.txt.
import http from "node:http"; import https from "node:https"; import net from "node:net";
import fs from "node:fs"; import { execSync } from "node:child_process";
const dir = new URL(".", import.meta.url).pathname;
const log = (o) => fs.appendFileSync(dir + "requests.log", JSON.stringify({ at: new Date().toISOString(), ...o }) + "\n");
let n = 0;
const tls = https.createServer({ key: fs.readFileSync(dir + "leaf.key"), cert: fs.readFileSync(dir + "leaf.pem") }, (req, res) => {
  let body = ""; req.on("data", (c) => (body += c)); req.on("end", () => {
    const mode = fs.readFileSync(dir + "mode.txt", "utf8").trim();
    const form = Object.fromEntries(new URLSearchParams(body));
    log({ mode, method: req.method, path: req.url, form });
    res.setHeader("content-type", "application/json");
    if (mode === "21610") { res.statusCode = 400; return res.end(JSON.stringify({ code: 21610, message: "Attempt to send to unsubscribed recipient", status: 400 })); }
    if (mode === "error") { res.statusCode = 400; return res.end(JSON.stringify({ code: 21211, message: "Invalid 'To' Phone Number", status: 400 })); }
    if (mode === "accept-then-break") execSync(`docker exec nm-test-01M65EAP psql -U postgres -d attend -c 'REVOKE UPDATE ON "Message" FROM app'`);
    res.statusCode = 201; res.end(JSON.stringify({ sid: `SMmock${Date.now()}${n++}`, status: "queued", to: form.To, body: form.Body }));
  });
});
tls.listen(55443, "127.0.0.1");
http.createServer().on("connect", (req, sock, head) => {
  const [host, port] = req.url.split(":");
  const up = host === "api.twilio.com" ? net.connect(55443, "127.0.0.1") : net.connect(Number(port), host);
  up.on("connect", () => { sock.write("HTTP/1.1 200 Connection Established\r\n\r\n"); up.write(head); up.pipe(sock); sock.pipe(up); });
  up.on("error", () => sock.destroy()); sock.on("error", () => up.destroy());
}).listen(55480, "127.0.0.1");
console.log("mock twilio up");

• Evidence: Dev server log (local file: ~/.no-mistakes/evidence/01M65EAP5P10XFMCSW4VK8RP9V/devserver.log)

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⚠️ **Review** - 1 info

• ⚠️ src/components/message-composer.tsx:345 - The error line now only shows when !sendBlock. That hides the DELIVERY_UNKNOWN warning in the case most likely to produce it. Here is the sequence: Twilio accepts the text, then the post-send prisma.$transaction throws on a transient DB failure (sms-send.ts:386-396). The composer clears the draft (line 225) and calls router.refresh(). If the refreshed page's previewSendBlock hits the same transient failure, it returns PREVIEW_UNREADABLE (sms-send.ts:192). sendBlock is now set, so the red "Delivery unknown... Do not send it again" line disappears. The advisor sees only "could not read this customer's consent record... Reload the page", the draft is gone, and the thread shows a plain QUEUED bubble. After a reload she has no sign the text may already have reached the customer, which defeats intent item (2). The same suppression happens if a STOP lands between the send and the refresh. Fix: track deliveryUnknown in state, or keep the error whenever the payload carried deliveryUnknown, and render it whether or not sendBlock is set. Keep hiding the plain refusal error only when sendBlock repeats it.
• ⚠️ src/lib/sms-send.ts:407 - recordCarrierBlock runs outside any try/catch. If its transaction throws after Twilio refuses with 21610 (a DB hiccup, a lock timeout on the customer row), three things go wrong. First, the QUEUED outbound Message written before the Twilio call (line 312) is never deleted and never marked FAILED. Second, the carrier STOP is not added to the ledger, so the next send goes to Twilio again. Third, the route throws and returns an unformatted 500. That leftover row breaks the invariant this PR exists to keep ("no Message row, so the unanswered alert is not cleared"): src/lib/sla.ts counts any OUTBOUND row after the customer's last text as attended, whatever its delivery status. So a text that never went silently clears the customer's unanswered alert, and nothing marks it as undelivered. The sibling failure paths have the same unguarded post-Twilio writes: the not-connected update/notify (lines 345-361) and the Twilio-failure update/notify (lines 412-428). Those two were already unguarded in the old route, but the carrier-block path is new. Fix: wrap recordCarrierBlock in try/catch, log it, and return a refusal (403/503) that tells her nothing was sent. If that is possible, fall back to deleting the row on its own, or marking it FAILED.

🔧 Fix applied.
4 issues (2 warnings, 2 infos) still open:

• ⚠️ src/lib/sms-send.ts:407 - recordCarrierBlock runs outside any try/catch. If its transaction throws after Twilio refuses with 21610 (a DB hiccup, a lock timeout on the customer row), three things go wrong. First, the QUEUED outbound Message written before the Twilio call (line 312) is never deleted and never marked FAILED. Second, the carrier STOP is not added to the ledger, so the next send goes to Twilio again. Third, the route throws and returns an unformatted 500. That leftover row breaks the invariant this PR exists to keep ("no Message row, so the unanswered alert is not cleared"): src/lib/sla.ts counts any OUTBOUND row after the customer's last text as attended, whatever its delivery status. So a text that never went silently clears the customer's unanswered alert, and nothing marks it as undelivered. The sibling failure paths have the same unguarded post-Twilio writes: the not-connected update/notify (lines 345-361) and the Twilio-failure update/notify (lines 412-428). Those two were already unguarded in the old route, but the carrier-block path is new. Fix: wrap recordCarrierBlock in try/catch, log it, and return a refusal (403/503) that tells her nothing was sent. If that is possible, fall back to deleting the row on its own, or marking it FAILED.
• ⚠️ src/lib/sms-send.ts:415 - This is code from fix round 1. When recordCarrierBlock's transaction throws, the whole transaction rolls back, and that includes auditBlocked(tx, target, "REVOKED", { carrierBlock: true }). The catch then only deletes the QUEUED row and returns a 403 REVOKED refusal. So a send Twilio refused with 21610 gets a refusal with no sms.send.blocked AuditLog row. The intent says "on refusal an AuditLog row (sms.send.blocked, naming the reason, user and conversation, with body length but not body)", and every other refusal path writes one. Fix: in the catch, after the fallback delete, try auditBlocked(prisma, target, "REVOKED", { carrierBlock: true, stopRecorded: false }) in its own .catch/log. The refusal response should not depend on that write succeeding.
• ℹ️ tests/send-gate.test.ts:532 - This test was added in fix round 1 alongside the code it exercises. Its stub transport runs prisma.message.deleteMany(...OUTBOUND) itself, so assert.deepEqual(await outboundRows(...), []) passes because of the test's own deletion. The fallback prisma.message.delete in sms-send.ts:422 also fails in this setup, since the row is already gone. If someone removed the fallback delete, the test would still pass, so it only proves the catch keeps the 403 REVOKED refusal. Make the carrier-block transaction fail with the row still present, so the assertion actually depends on the fallback delete. Then also assert the audit-row outcome from the finding above.
• ℹ️ src/lib/sms-send.ts:284 - Fix round 1 wrapped the post-send writes for 'texting not connected' and Twilio failure in recordFailedSend, and it swallows any error. If message.update to FAILED throws, the row stays QUEUED with no sid, even though the text is known not to have gone. src/lib/sla.ts counts any OUTBOUND row as attending to the customer, so that row still clears the unanswered alert, and the thread shows a pending bubble while the composer reports a failure. This leftover row predates the PR: the old route threw and left the same row. Fix round 1 handled this for the carrier-block sibling with a fallback delete, but not here. Sibling sites: sms-send.ts:369 (not connected) and sms-send.ts:438 (Twilio error). An optional follow-up: when the FAILED update throws, fall back to deleting the row.

🔧 Fix applied.
1 info still open:

• ℹ️ src/lib/sms-send.ts:284 - Fix round 1 wrapped the post-send writes for 'texting not connected' and Twilio failure in recordFailedSend, and it swallows any error. If message.update to FAILED throws, the row stays QUEUED with no sid, even though the text is known not to have gone. src/lib/sla.ts counts any OUTBOUND row as attending to the customer, so that row still clears the unanswered alert, and the thread shows a pending bubble while the composer reports a failure. This leftover row predates the PR: the old route threw and left the same row. Fix round 1 handled this for the carrier-block sibling with a fallback delete, but not here. Sibling sites: sms-send.ts:369 (not connected) and sms-send.ts:438 (Twilio error). An optional follow-up: when the FAILED update throws, fall back to deleting the row.

✅ **Test** - passed

✅ No issues found.

• Live validation: ✅ go - 8 of 9 scenarios driven live against the product

Scenario	Result	Live	Evidence
Advisor opens a thread with no consent on record and sees the composer disabled with the reason	✅ pass	live	01-no-consent-composer.png
Bypassing the disabled composer with a direct POST to a no-consent customer is refused (403 NO_CONSENT): sms.send.blocked audit row with body length only, no Message row, no Twilio call	✅ pass	live	02-no-consent-api-bypass.txt
Advisor sends to a granted customer: the text reaches Twilio, the row is SENT with its sid, and Message.consentEventId names the current grant (sent at 10:52 PM Chicago, so quiet hours are always open…	✅ pass	live	03-granted-send-success.png, 04-granted-send-db.txt
Twilio refuses with 21610: a REVOKED/PROVIDER_BLOCK consent event is recorded, no Message row, an audit row, and the composer shows the carrier-record STOP message; the next attempt is refused before…	✅ pass	live	05-carrier-block-21610-composer.png, 06-carrier-block-21610-db.txt
Customer who replied STOP: the composer shows the STOP date and the START instruction, and a direct API send is refused with 403 REVOKED and audited under the sender	✅ pass	live	07-stop-reply-composer.png, 08-stop-reply-api-bypass.txt
Twilio rejects for another reason: 502, the row is marked FAILED and keeps its grant id, and managers get a MESSAGE_FAILED alert	✅ pass	live	09-twilio-error-failed-send.txt
Twilio accepts but the post-send write fails: the advisor sees 'Delivery unknown', not 'Nothing reached the customer', the draft clears, and the row stays QUEUED	✅ pass	live	10-delivery-unknown-composer.png, 11-delivery-unknown-db.txt
Consent ledger read throws: the thread page still renders with sending shown as blocked (never allowed), and the send API returns 503 with nothing sent; after the grant is restored the same send succe…	✅ pass	live	12-ledger-unreadable-preview.png, 13-ledger-unreadable-api-503.txt
Adding a second Twilio client or a forged SendPermit cast makes tests/single-send-path.test.ts fail; send-gate and single-send-path suites pass against a real Postgres	⏸️ untested	no	The prior payload did not establish a live result for this scenario. It is a structural guard enforced by the test suite, exercised only by running tests/single-send-path.test.ts with a temporary prob…

• docker run postgres:16 (isolated DB) + prisma migrate deploy + tsx prisma/seed.ts with SEED_AI_BRIEFS=false
• next dev -p 3517 as restricted role app, Twilio routed via HTTP_PROXY to a local mock (mock/mock-twilio.mjs) with NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS
• Browser (chrome-devtools-axi): service advisor opens no-consent thread (Dana Voss) -> composer blocked with reason
• curl POST /api/messages/send to no-consent thread -> 403 NO_CONSENT, AuditLog sms.send.blocked, no Message, 0 Twilio calls
• Browser: send to granted customer (Nina Caldwell) -> SENT, twilioSid stored, Message.consentEventId = current GRANTED event
• Browser: send to Kelsey Nakamura with mock returning Twilio 21610 -> REVOKED/PROVIDER_BLOCK event (providerRef 21610), no Message, audit carrierBlock, composer shows carrier STOP; second API attempt refused before Twilio
• Browser as GM: Lena Ortiz (KEYWORD_STOP) -> composer 'They replied STOP on Oct 29, 2026, 8:50 PM. A START from their phone resumes texting...'; API POST -> 403 REVOKED, audit with gm userId
• curl POST with mock returning 21211 -> 502, Message FAILED with consentEventId, MESSAGE_FAILED notifications
• Browser: Grant Delaney send with mock accepting then revoking UPDATE on Message -> composer shows 'Delivery unknown...', draft cleared, row QUEUED
• Fault REVOKE SELECT(customerId) ON ConsentEvent: thread page 200 with UNREADABLE block; API POST -> 503 CONSENT_UNREADABLE, 0 Twilio calls, no Message; after re-grant same send -> 200
• TEST_DATABASE_URL=... node --import tsx --test tests/send-gate.test.ts tests/single-send-path.test.ts (44 pass, 0 skipped)
• Adversarial: temporary src/lib/nm-probe-second-sender.ts with twilio import + messages.create + as SendPermit -> single-send-path suite fails 3 checks; removed -> passes

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The change adds a consent-aware SMS send gate and centralizes outbound sending. Outbound messages can reference the consent event used for the send. The inbox now displays send-block previews, and tests cover gate decisions, database behavior, provider outcomes, and send-path constraints.

Changes: Consent-Gated SMS Send

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Consent locking and message evidence prisma/schema.prisma, prisma/migrations/*, src/lib/consent-ledger.ts	Messages can reference the consent event used for sending. Consent-ledger operations use a shared customer-row lock helper.
Send eligibility and refusal data src/lib/send-gate.ts, src/lib/consent.ts, tests/send-gate.test.ts, tests/consent.test.ts	The gate classifies outbound messages, evaluates consent, relationship age, and contact-window rules, and returns a permit or refusal description. Tests cover these decisions and refusal wording.
Transactional SMS sending and provider outcomes src/lib/sms-send.ts, src/app/api/messages/send/route.ts, src/lib/twilio.ts, tests/send-gate.test.ts, tests/single-send-path.test.ts, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .claude/skills/verify/SKILL.md, content/prds/*	The API route delegates to the send helper. The helper audits refusals, creates consent-linked queued messages, and handles provider outcomes. Tests cover database behavior and send-path constraints; documentation records the implementation and send-path rules.
Inbox send-block preview src/app/(app)/inbox/[conversationId]/page.tsx, src/components/inbox-view.tsx, src/components/message-composer.tsx	The conversation page supplies a send-block preview to the inbox. The composer disables sending and displays refusal details when a block is present.

Priority: High

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Advisor
  participant SendRoute
  participant SendHelper
  participant ConsentDatabase
  participant Twilio
  Advisor->>SendRoute: Submit SMS
  SendRoute->>SendHelper: Call sendCustomerText
  SendHelper->>ConsentDatabase: Lock customer and evaluate send gate
  ConsentDatabase-->>SendHelper: Return consent and message history
  SendHelper->>ConsentDatabase: Write queued message or refusal audit
  SendHelper->>Twilio: Send permitted SMS
  Twilio-->>SendHelper: Return provider result
  SendHelper->>ConsentDatabase: Update message state and conversation
  SendHelper-->>SendRoute: Return status and payload

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A database failure after a text is accepted can tell an advisor that nothing was sent and lead them to send it again. Provider-block recording and inbox preview failures also need safe recovery before merge.

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Review comments at @src/app/(app)/inbox/[conversationId]/page.tsx:
- Around line 28-41: Guard the previewSendBlock call in ConversationPage so a
failed read does not reject the inbox page. Catch preview errors and return a
fail-closed SendBlock matching the type’s shape that disables sending; do not
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• .claude/skills/verify/SKILL.md
• AGENTS.md
• CLAUDE.md
• content/prds/2026-09-24-a-text-goes-out-only-on-recorded-consent.md
• content/prds/README.md
• prisma/migrations/20261025090000_message_names_the_consent_it_was_sent_on/migration.sql
• prisma/schema.prisma
• src/app/(app)/inbox/[conversationId]/page.tsx
• src/app/api/messages/send/route.ts
• src/components/inbox-view.tsx
• src/components/message-composer.tsx
• src/lib/consent-ledger.ts
• src/lib/consent.ts
• src/lib/send-gate.ts
• src/lib/sms-send.ts
• src/lib/twilio.ts
• tests/consent.test.ts
• tests/send-gate.test.ts
• tests/single-send-path.test.ts

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