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Google: [Image #1] Oficina: [Image #2] So even though Google is doing paragraphs, prosemirror I think adds an extra paragraph where google only has one. I've seen this before with ProseMirror. Are we satisfied it's the right engine? I think it is, but there could be a better one. But perhaps it's a known tameable solution. See what Fable thinks too

I don't have direct access to this box, you need to serve that HTML on a port and give me the tailscale link

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The user can send it another message and resume it, so the same task-id may notify more than once.</note> <result>## Judgement **Short version: ProseMirror is the right engine, the blank-line bug is a known and tameable ProseMirror clipboard quirk, and the fix is about fifteen lines in the editor bundle that write nothing new onto the wire — so `fragment.rs`, `pdf.go` and `markdown.go` need no change and no new closed-set coupling.** The extra trailing paragraph is almost certainly the same quirk hitting Google's `&lt;b&gt;` wrapper; I show why below but could not confirm it without the real clipboard bytes. I verified all of this by running Google-Docs-shaped HTML through the *shipped* schema (rebuilt from `fixtures/editor-entry.js:44-103` and `fixtures/align.mjs`) and through prosemirror-view 1.42.3's own clipboard path (`__parseFromClipboard`, exported for tests), under Node with linkedom as the DOM. Script and output: `/tmp/claude/pmtest/paste.mjs` (outside the repo; nothing in the worktree was touched). ### 1. Is ProseMirror the right engine? Yes, and the binding constraint decides it more firmly than §6.5 does. The wire format is `Y.XmlFragment("prosemirror")` holding `XmlElement`s named after ProseMirror node types with node attrs as Yjs XML attributes and marks as text-run attributes (`core/src/fragment.rs:17-19`, `143-218`). That shape is what `fragment_html`, `fragment_text` and `fragment_json` walk. Every alternative changes it: - **Lexical** (`@lexical/yjs`) stores a different tree — a root `Y.XmlText` with nested `Y.Map`/`Y.XmlText` per node and Lexical's own property names as attributes. `fragment.rs` is a rewrite, all three renderers with it, and every existing document is orphaned (the module comment at `fragment.rs:17-19` already says what changing the root name alone does). §6.5's three reasons still hold — schema enforcement on remote updates is precisely what lets `fragment.rs` trust node names at all — but the reason that now dominates is not in §6.5: **the Rust reader is a fourth consumer of y-prosemirror's wire format, and it is the only one that cannot run the JS library.** Worth adding a line to §6.5 saying so. Lexical also does not solve paste: its `$generateNodesFromDOM` has its own long-standing Google-Docs `&lt;br&gt;`-to-empty-paragraph issues. It relocates the problem. - **Slate** (`slate-yjs`): different Yjs shape again, no schema enforcement, paste deserialisation is entirely your own code. Worse on every axis that matters here. - **Quill** (`y-quill`): a flat `Y.Text` delta. `fragment.rs` would actually get *simpler*, but you lose nested lists as a tree, tables are a Quill 2 add-on, and there is no decoration mechanism, which §6.1's pagination design depends on. Paste from Google Docs is a known trouble spot in Quill's clipboard matchers too. - **TipTap** is not an alternative; it is ProseMirror with a config layer. Same wire format (its collaboration extension is y-prosemirror; the fragment name is configurable). It would buy you `@tiptap/extension-table`, which is `prosemirror-tables`, and cost you a dependency tree in a bundle that is currently one hand-written entry file. Its paste handling is the code at `prosemirror-view/dist/index.js:2842-2913` — identical to what you have. - **Bespoke model over Yjs**: you would own contenteditable. No. - **ProseMirror + prosemirror-tables** is the only item on the list that addresses a *real* gap (table flattening), and it is not a switch. It adds `table/table_row/table_cell/table_header` elements carrying `colspan`/`rowspan`/`colwidth` — numeric attrs, so `fragment.rs` handles them the way it handles `heading.level` (`fragment.rs:178-186`: parse, clamp, emit a literal), not the way it handles `align`. That is a vocabulary extension across the four files, not a second string-allowlist coupling. Spec §11.2 already commits to tables, images and links in the schema, so this is scheduled work, not a re-decision. Nothing on the list makes paste from Google Docs better. Every editor that accepts HTML has to decide what a bare `&lt;br&gt;` between paragraphs means, and ProseMirror has the cleanest hook for it. ### 2. The mechanism, exactly Google Docs spells an empty paragraph as a **bare `&lt;br /&gt;` sibling between `&lt;p&gt;` elements**, inside its `&lt;b style="font-weight:normal" id="docs-internal-guid-…"&gt;` wrapper. (`prosemirror-schema-basic/dist/index.js:154-157` already special-cases that wrapper for the bold mark, which is how I know the shape.) What happens to that `&lt;br&gt;`: 1. `prosemirror-view/dist/index.js:2892-2896` — the clipboard parser's `ruleFromNode` ignores a `&lt;br&gt;` only if it is the **last child of a non-inline parent** (`inlineParents` at line 2915 lists `b`, `span`, etc.). Google's `&lt;br&gt;` has a next sibling, so it is not ignored. 2. `prosemirror-schema-basic:110` — `hard_break`'s `parseDOM: [{tag: "br"}]` matches. `prosemirror-model:2993-3010` `findPlace` at the open top of a `parseSlice` has no type to fit into, so the `hard_break` lands as a top-level inline sibling of the paragraphs. 3. `prosemirror-view:2924-2969` `normalizeSiblings` then wraps top-level inline nodes in the context's wrapper — a `paragraph` — and `addToSibling` merges *consecutive* `&lt;br&gt;`s into the same one. Result: `paragraph(hard_break)`, or `paragraph(hard_break, hard_break)` for two blank lines. 4. In the editor, `prosemirror-view:1989-2003` `addTextblockHacks` appends `&lt;br class="ProseMirror-trailingBreak"&gt;` whenever a textblock's last child is not a text node. `paragraph(hard_break)` renders as `&lt;p&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;`: **two lines**. Experiment output, shipped schema vs. the fix below: ``` A: bare &lt;br /&gt; between paragraphs (Google's empty paragraph) shipped: p("One") p("Two") p("Three") p(hard_break) p("Four") with fix: p("One") p("Two") p("Three") p() p("Four") B: A, plus a trailing &lt;br /&gt; before &lt;/b&gt; shipped: … p("Four") p(hard_break) &lt;-- an extra paragraph at the end with fix: … p("Four") p() C: A, plus &lt;br class="Apple-interchange-newline"&gt; after &lt;/b&gt; shipped: … p("Four") &lt;-- already ignored by ProseMirror's own rule D: blank spelled &lt;p&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt; shipped: p() (already right) E: blank spelled &lt;p&gt;&lt;span&gt;&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt; shipped: p() (already right — matches your check) F: two bare &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; shipped: p("Three") p(hard_break, hard_break) p("Four") with fix: p("Three") p() p() p("Four") ``` **The standard remedy is `transformPasted`** (EditorView prop, `prosemirror-view:2912`; it also covers drag-drop at line 3858). After the clipboard parser has done its work, "a paragraph whose only children are `hard_break`s" is exactly and only the signature of block-level `&lt;br&gt;`s, because `ruleFromNode` has already stripped a trailing `&lt;br&gt;` inside a `&lt;p&gt;`. Map it to that many empty paragraphs: ```js // fixtures/editor-entry.js, in mountView's EditorView props transformPasted: (slice) =&gt; { const out = []; let changed = false slice.content.forEach((node) =&gt; { if (node.type === schema.nodes.paragraph &amp;&amp; node.childCount &gt; 0 &amp;&amp; node.content.content.every((c) =&gt; c.type === schema.nodes.hard_break)) { for (let i = 0; i &lt; node.childCount; i++) out.push(schema.nodes.paragraph.create(node.attrs)) changed = true } else out.push(node) }) return changed ? new Slice(Fragment.from(out), slice.openStart, slice.openEnd) : slice } ``` (Import `Slice`, `Fragment` from `prosemirror-model`; there are no new dependencies.) This is what the `with fix` rows above ran. It is DOM-free, so it can live in its own `fixtures/paste.mjs` with a `node --test` file in the gate exactly like `align.test.mjs`, building slices by hand. One known cost: a CARLOS→CARLOS paste of a paragraph that is *only* Shift+Enters becomes empty paragraphs. Accept and document it; restrict to `!asText` (the third argument) if you want to be tidy. **The trailing paragraph.** Case C is already handled by ProseMirror. Case B — a trailing `&lt;br /&gt;` *inside* Google's `&lt;b&gt;` wrapper — survives because `b` is in `inlineParents`, and yields `paragraph(hard_break)` at the end, two lines tall in the editor. That is my best candidate for what Paul saw; case G (a trailing `&lt;p&gt;&lt;span&gt;&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;`) is the other. I cannot tell which without the bytes. **Before deciding whether to also drop a trailing blank, capture the real clipboard HTML** — in the editor page's console, `document.addEventListener('paste', e =&gt; console.log(e.clipboardData.getData('text/html')))`, then paste — and check it into `fixtures/data/` as the fixture the test reads. If it is case B, dropping a final hard-break-only paragraph on an HTML paste is consistent with ProseMirror's own rule that a trailing `&lt;br&gt;` is a terminator, not content. ### 3. Where the fix belongs, and coupling Entirely in the editor bundle, and it is the *right* place for a structural reason: the fix emits only `paragraph` elements with no children, which every consumer already knows. `fragment_html` renders `&lt;p&gt;&lt;/p&gt;` (`fragment.rs:172-177`, pinned by `core/tests/fragment.rs:115`), `views/show.html:339-341` gives it a line, `pdf.go:512-517` gives it a line box, `markdown.go:101-107` folds it into the paragraph break. **Nothing new crosses the wire, so this adds no row to the `align.mjs` four-file coupling**, and no vector under `fixtures/vectors/fragment/` needs regenerating. Do not put it in the schema's `parseDOM` (a `br` rule on `paragraph` would need a DOM-sibling test that the `&lt;b&gt;` wrapper defeats, and it would change the schema, which is the wire contract) and do not do it in `transformPastedHTML` (string/DOM surgery, and untestable in the gate, which has no DOM). ### 4. What is wrong or incomplete in the diagnosis - **"`p:empty` does not apply, so the read view shows two lines" — half wrong.** `p:empty` indeed does not match `&lt;p&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;`, but a lone `&lt;br&gt;` in a block creates one line box on its own; the no-script read view renders the gap **one** line tall, correctly. The two-line gap is the *editor* (same element, `show.html:771` mounts on `[docs-text docs-editor]`), and the cause is the `ProseMirror-trailingBreak` hack, not the CSS. Only one surface is wrong. - **A separate, pre-existing drift the diagnosis conflates with this one.** For any paragraph ending in a `hard_break` — `p("Three", hard_break)`, i.e. Shift+Enter at the end of a line, no paste involved — the editor shows an extra empty line (Google Docs does the same), while the read view (`&lt;p&gt;Three&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;`, no trailing line box in HTML) and the PDF (`pdf.go:539-548` flushes the line and the loop ends; the trailing `brk` consumes nothing) show none. The paste fix does not touch this. If you want the three to agree it is one CSS rule (`[docs-text] p:has(&gt; br:last-child) { padding-block-end: 1lh }`) and one branch in `pdf.go`'s paragraph loop; decide first whether the editor or the readers are right. - **Your item 2 understates the link/image problem.** `image` and `link` are in the *browser* schema (schema-basic) so a paste writes them into the CRDT, where `fragment.rs` drops the `href` silently (`link` is not in `MARKS`, `fragment.rs:77-87`) and renders an `image` element as nothing (unknown element, no children, `fragment.rs:203-204`) — the module comment's "silence here is data loss" is exactly what happens. Until `fragment.rs` grows a scheme-allowlisted `href`/`src` (the decision the `MARKS` comment defers), the browser schema should be narrowed to what the reader can show, so a paste cannot write what a reader cannot see. That is a one-line `basic.spec.nodes.remove('image')` and a mark removal, plus a decision recorded in the spec. - Underline, strikethrough, colour, highlight and Docs' font sizes being dropped is correct behaviour under the current MARKS discipline (attribute-free marks only), not a paste bug; each would be a new vocabulary row across the same four files. Say so in the spec rather than letting it read as breakage. ### One line for §6.5 Add: "A fourth consumer of the wire format is the Rust read path (`core/src/fragment.rs`), which cannot run the binding library. Any engine that stores a different Yjs shape re-implements that path and orphans every document; ProseMirror stays for that reason before any other."</result> <usage><subagent_tokens>140510</subagent_tokens><tool_uses>33</tool_uses><duration_ms>498058</duration_ms></usage> </task-notification>

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make a plan to handle images, links, and tables. Images can be rendered immediately and uploaded async to object storage

<task-notification> <task-id>a87b79c69c9aa6a7c</task-id> <tool-use-id>toolu_01Pv8BKx9KDN4i4wXwMJdc15</tool-use-id> <output-file>/home/paulca/.cache/tmp/claude-1001/-home-paulca-amadan-net-oficina-docs/b67dca22-59bf-4290-8b46-545183f24ea9/tasks/a87b79c69c9aa6a7c.output</output-file> <status>completed</status> <summary>Agent "Fable review of plan 7" finished</summary> <note>A task-notification fires each time this agent stops with no live background children of its own. The user can send it another message and resume it, so the same task-id may notify more than once.</note> <result>Verdict first: the plan is sound in its big calls — `prosemirror-tables`, tables before links before images, one scheme allowlist in Rust, `blobs.Sealed` with a mapping row. Two decisions need changing: D4's insert-before-upload ordering (it creates the dangling-src failure class it then has to mitigate, and it does not survive the async paths anyway), and D6's expectation (the browser fetch almost certainly works — I checked). Several factual claims need correcting before anyone builds from them, the biggest being that the escaper D1 proposes already exists. ## 1. D1 — right in shape, wrong about what is missing, and incomplete in three places **The escaper already exists.** `core/src/fragment.rs:25-36` `escape()` escapes exactly `&amp; &lt; &gt; " '`, ampersand first — the function D1 step 1 proposes to write. Task 4 is therefore not "escaper + allowlist + tests"; it is the allowlist, the reject-to-text path, and the tests. It is small. Landing it as its own *branch* with no caller contradicts the repo's own record (AGENTS.md deleted `devauth.go` for having zero readers). Make it the first commit of the links branch, reviewed as a commit, and wire it in the second. Same review value, no dead code on `main`. **Where the allowlist should live: the JSON path, not just the HTML path.** `fragment_json` (`fragment.rs:311-500`) feeds `internal/export/document.go`, whose `Mark` is `{Type string}` and whose `Attrs` is closed to `Level`/`Align`. Task 5 has to grow both — the plan does not say so. More importantly, if the allowlist runs only in `node_html`, then `markdown.go` emits `[text](javascript:…)` and the PDF `/Link` annotation carries `/URI (javascript:…)` unless each exporter re-implements the check — a second copy of a security table, the exact coupling the plan says it avoids. Apply the allowlist once in Rust, in the shared path: a rejected `href` means `text_json` emits the run with no `link` mark at all, so no consumer can ever see a rejected URL. That is one table with one set of adversarial tests, and it is what makes "text, not anchor" hold in all three renderers. **Use a positive grammar, not a denylist of bad characters.** "Rejects control characters or whitespace before the colon" is the right instinct but the wrong shape. Browsers strip ASCII tab/newline anywhere and leading/trailing C0 controls; they do not strip U+00A0 or U+2028, and a value with no colon at all (`foo`, `#anchor`) is a third case. One rule covers every case: the value must match `^[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9+.-]*:` and the scheme, case-folded, must be in `{http, https, mailto}`; anything else — no colon, `//evil`, `data:`, `blob:`, `java\tscript:`, `\u0000javascript:` — renders as text. Add `data:` and `blob:` to the adversarial list; `blob:` is the one this very feature will be handling on the client side and must never reach the CRDT. **`src` "app-relative" is not enough as stated.** `//evil.example/x.png` starts with `/`. The `src` grammar must be the full literal shape `^/d/[A-Za-z0-9]+/blobs/[0-9a-f]{64}$` and nothing else. Do not try to check that the sqid is *this* document's — `fragment_html(doc)` has no sqid — the GET route does that by construction (see 2). Two things the plan misses that are not about escaping: - **SVG.** If Task 6's accepted-type list ever includes `image/svg+xml`, a navigated-to `/d/{sqid}/blobs/{hash}` runs script on the app origin. Accepted types: JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, sniffed from the bytes with `http.DetectContentType`, never from the client's header; serve with `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff` and `Content-Security-Policy: sandbox`. This belongs in D1, not as an implementation detail of Task 6. - **The `validate: "string"` trap.** `prosemirror-schema-basic`'s `image.src`/`link.href` carry `validate: "string"`. A raw update via `POST /updates` with a non-string `href` makes `y-prosemirror`'s `createNodeFromYElement` throw, and its documented behaviour is to *delete the yjs type* (`sync-plugin.js:723`). That is pre-existing, but links and images widen it from "attrs the editor never writes" to "attrs every paste writes". Worth one line in the plan's risks; it is not the plan's job to fix. ## 2. D4 — the mapping table earns its place; the ordering trick is the wrong half **Checked claims.** `blobs.Sealed.Put` runs `crypto.SealSym`, which draws a random IV (`rastrillo@v0.22.0/crypto/crypto.go:305`), so the stored hash is non-deterministic — confirmed. `Store` has no put-under-key, so a row mapping plaintext hash → ciphertext hash is unavoidable. `document_blobs` earns its place. Authorisation via the owner-scoped chi group (`internal/docs/app.go:442-474`) is right today: there is no sharing implemented (grep finds no grants), so "as reachable as the document" holds, provided the handler resolves the document through `Store.Get` *before* looking up the row. **What the row is missing.** No `content_type` — Sealed passes the *stored* type through as visible metadata and §11.5 says to set that to `application/octet-stream`, so the true type has to come from somewhere at serve time: a column, or re-sniff the plaintext on every GET. Say which. Say whether `size` is plaintext or sealed. Make `(document_id, plain_hash)` unique and short-circuit a repeat upload before `Put`, or every re-paste of the same image mints a fresh ciphertext object. Have the server compute the hash itself and return it; never trust the client's. And add two entries to the spec's leak list §2.1: the plaintext SHA-256 sits in a plaintext column and in every access-log line for the URL (confirm-a-guess only, but it is a new item), and the CRDT (`doc_updates.update_bin`, itself still plaintext per `models.go`) carries `alt` text. **No sealing key exists.** `grep SealSym` across `internal/` and `cmd/` is empty. Task 6 says "`blobs.Sealed` over `S3FromEnv()`" without saying under what key. This is the first sealing the app does; it needs a `$DOCS_BLOB_KEY` (or whatever `carlos secrets` delivers), the same fail-closed-outside-development shape as `InstanceKey`, and a stated relationship to the eventual document DEK. That is a decision, and it is bigger than the sentence it gets. **The ordering trick.** Insert the node with its final `src`, then upload. I checked the three windows the brief asked about: - *Other tabs* get the node within ~250ms and render `&lt;img src=/d/…/blobs/h&gt;`; the GET is 404 until the upload lands; the browser shows a broken image with the alt text. Nothing in the NodeView on those tabs knows the upload is pending, and nothing triggers a re-fetch when it lands. - *A no-JavaScript reader* sees the same 404 broken image. D5's "a blob the store does not have renders as the alt text everywhere, never as a broken image icon" is not implementable in `fragment.rs` — it is a pure function of the CRDT with no store access. It is implementable only in the Go exporters. - *Permanent failure* leaves a dangling `src` in a CRDT every tab already has. Retry-then-drop "replaces the node by its alt text" — but which tab does that, and what if another tab has since moved, copied or edited the node? The trick also does not deliver what it promises even locally. `crypto.subtle.digest` is async and `transformPasted` is synchronous, and the Google Docs path (D6) has no bytes at paste time at all — so a placeholder mechanism is required anyway to hold the insertion point while a hash or fetch is in flight. "No placeholder" is untrue; what the trick actually avoids is a placeholder *node* and a second edit to `src`. **What it should be instead.** Keep §6.1's own rule: placeholders are decorations, never nodes. Render immediately by decoration in the local tab (the `blob:` preview, exactly ProseMirror's upload example), insert the node into the CRDT only when the upload returns 2xx, at the decoration's mapped position (the decoration set maps through every intervening transaction, and if undo removed it the result is discarded). This satisfies Paul's brief — the image is on screen instantly and the upload is async — and it removes the entire failure class: other tabs and readers never see a `src` that cannot resolve, and "retry-then-drop" becomes "remove the decoration and report", with no cross-tab node surgery. Given the save queue's own 2s debounce, collaborators would not see the image sooner under insert-first anyway. Once insertion follows upload, the browser-side hash is unnecessary: the server computes it, returns the URL, and the secure-context requirement of `crypto.subtle` (real, though `localhost` qualifies) and the client/server hash-mismatch case both go away. Hash-first is not wrong; it is a solution to a problem the better ordering does not have. Two gaps regardless of ordering: copy-paste of an image *between* documents gives doc B an `&lt;img src="/d/A/blobs/h"&gt;`, which B's readers may not be able to fetch. The paste handler should recognise a same-origin `/d/…/blobs/…` `src` from another document, fetch it (same origin, no CORS) and re-upload under B. And the NodeView should retry on `img.onerror` with backoff for a bounded period, which covers the residual race where a tab receives the node slightly before the object is servable. ## 3. D6 — not honest, in the optimistic direction I fetched `https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a/default-user=s96-c` with `Origin: https://example.com` from this sandbox today and got `access-control-allow-origin: *`, `cross-origin-resource-policy: cross-origin`, `timing-allow-origin: *` from `server: fife`. The `lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/…` URLs in Google Docs clipboard HTML are served by the same fife infrastructure and are signed-and-expiring, not cookie-gated — the plan's "credentialed" is very likely wrong. One observation on one URL, not proof for `docsz`, so the plan's "test with a real Doc before building Task 7" is exactly right; but the expected outcome should be flipped, the test should be the first thing done rather than a risk row, and the risk row's real risk is expiry: the URL dies after some window, so a paste that sits in a retry loop can go from fetchable to 403. "Degrade loudly" is the right fallback slice and server-side fetching is correctly kept out. But the plan leans on "the paste report names it" — there is no paste report. `grep report fixtures/paste.mjs` is empty; §11.2's import report is unbuilt. That is a missing task with UI, catalog keys and a copy review, and both D4's failure path and D6 depend on it. ## 4. D2 — right, with wire and bundle details checked **Wire.** `y-prosemirror@1.3.7`'s `createTypeFromElementNode` (`sync-plugin.js:874-880`) skips `null` attrs — confirmed, so `colwidth: null` never hits the wire. But `colspan`/`rowspan` default to `1`, not `null`, so *every cell* carries both as numeric attrs. `yrs::XmlElementRef::get_attribute` returns `Option&lt;String&gt;` via `to_string` (`yrs-0.23.5/src/types/xml.rs:1026`), and `heading.level` already proves a JS number round-trips through that to `parse::&lt;u8&gt;`. Clamp `colspan` and `rowspan` to `1..=1000`. `table_header` → `&lt;th scope="col"&gt;` (literal). No new closed *value* set — the plan's "names not values" distinction is correct. **Fixtures.** `fixtures/generate-fragment.mjs` hand-builds every vector from y-prosemirror's *described* behaviour. For tables that is fine (element names + numeric attrs, same shape as `aligned.bin`). For the `link` mark it is not: the value on the wire is `mark.attrs` — an object `{href, title: null}` under the key `link` (`marksToAttributes`, `sync-plugin.js:1121-1129`; `link` is not "overlapping" because a mark excludes itself by default) — a shape no existing fixture has. Build at least `links.bin` through `y-prosemirror`'s exported `prosemirrorToYXmlFragment` so the Rust side is tested against the real encoding, not a transcription of it. Add `tables.bin` and `images.bin` alongside. The plan's Task 8 says the fixtures "will not change"; correct for existing ones, but new ones must be *added*, and that is the gate for the new node types. **`node_text`.** "A row as a line, a cell as a tab-separated field" collides with the existing block-flush logic: cells contain paragraphs, which are blocks that push their own entries into `blocks` (`fragment.rs:203-260`). Either add a mode, or accept one block per cell in the plain-text preview — which is fine for a list preview. Say which; it is fiddlier than a line. **Package facts.** `prosemirror-tables@1.8.5`; its dependencies (`model ^1.25.4`, `view ^1.41.4`, `state ^1.4.4`, `keymap ^1.2.3`, `transform ^1.10.5`) all dedupe onto the exact versions `fixtures/package.json` pins. Verify with `npm ls prosemirror-model` after install — two copies of `prosemirror-model` breaks ProseMirror silently. The package exports *commands* (`goToNextCell`, `addRowAfter`, …) and the `tableEditing()` plugin; it does not export a keymap, so "its keymap" means binding Tab/Shift-Tab yourself. It also needs `.selectedCell` CSS for cell selection (`style/tables.css` is the reference), which Task 3 should list. Bundle: ESM `dist/index.js` minifies to roughly 40KB against the current 320KB minified `editor.7b30ca1e00c791c0.js`, ~12%. Visible in the diff, acceptable; the plan's "measure" is right. **Google Docs specifics.** Docs tables have no `&lt;th&gt;`, so a paste yields zero `table_header` rows. `&lt;tbody&gt;` and `&lt;colgroup&gt;` are transparent to ProseMirror's DOMParser. Cell widths arrive as `style="width:…"`, not `data-colwidth`, so `colwidth` stays null on paste too — good. ## 5. Ordering and task breakdown Tables → links → images is right; it matches Paul's actual pain and the dependency order. Corrections: - **Task 2's PDF tables is the largest single item in the plan** and is the least specified. Bound the first slice explicitly: equal column widths from the text column, cells wrap, a row that does not fit starts a new page, no cell merging across pages, `colspan` rendered, `rowspan` degraded to repeated cells. Otherwise this task swallows the branch. - **Task 4** → first commit of the links branch (see 1). - **Task 5** must also grow `internal/export/document.go`'s `Mark` and `Attrs`, and `text_json` must emit mark attrs. - **Task 6** needs the sealing-key decision and the content-type/SVG rules (see 1, 2). - **Task 7** is three things: file paste/drop with decoration + upload; the Google Docs remote fetch; PDF images. Split it. - **Missing task: the paste report** (see 3). - **Missing task: cross-document image copy** (see 2), or an explicit "not in this slice" line. - `image` in `prosemirror-schema-basic` is **inline** (`group: "inline"`). D5's "scaling to the text column width" is block behaviour. Decide: keep inline and have the PDF break the line around it, or override the spec to a block node. Google Docs pastes images inside `&lt;p&gt;`, so inline is the path of least resistance; say so. ## 6. Factual claims - **Escaper**: already exists (`fragment.rs:25`). See 1. - **DCTDecode**: correct, with one catch — `internal/pdf/pdf.go:195` `addStream` Flate-compresses every stream unconditionally, so it needs an uncompressed variant for JPEG (or a `/Filter [/FlateDecode /DCTDecode]` array, which is legal but pointless). Width/height/colourspace come from `image/jpeg.DecodeConfig`; CMYK JPEGs need `/Decode [1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0]` or should take the decode-and-Flate path. `Bytes()` builds a single `/Resources` dict with only `/Font`; it needs `/XObject`. - **PNG via `image/png` + FlateDecode**: correct for opaque images. Alpha needs a separate `/SMask` XObject or the image renders on black; 16-bit and palette PNGs need decoding to 8-bit RGB. "No rasterizer" is true — decoding is not rasterizing. - **GFM tables**: the delimiter row is mandatory, and the first row *is* the header — a Google Docs table with no `table_header` still needs one (promote the first row, or emit an empty header). Pipes in cells escape as `\|`; `colspan`/`rowspan`, multi-paragraph cells and lists in cells are outside GFM entirely. §11.3's "lossless within its subset" is fine only if the export says merged cells are outside the subset. Likewise `` is a dead link the moment the `.md` leaves the app; say so rather than calling it lossless. - **`crypto.subtle.digest`**: correct API, returns an `ArrayBuffer` you hex-encode yourself; requires a secure context (HTTPS or `localhost`, so `run-dev.sh` is fine). Unneeded under the ordering recommended in 2. - **`rel="noopener noreferrer"` with no `target`**: `noopener` does nothing without `target=_blank`; `noreferrer` is the one earning its place — it stops the document's URL (with its sqid) reaching the link target. Keep it, fix the reasoning. - **"y-prosemirror skips null attributes"**: confirmed. **"the wire stays as simple as it is today"**: nearly — every cell gains two numeric attrs. ## Files read `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-02-images-links-tables.md`, `AGENTS.md`, the spec §§2.1, 6, 11–14, `core/src/fragment.rs`, `fixtures/align.mjs`, `fixtures/editor-entry.js`, `fixtures/paste.mjs`, `fixtures/save-queue.mjs`, `fixtures/generate-fragment.mjs`, `fixtures/package.json`, `fixtures/build-bundles.mjs`, `.amadan/ci.d/10-gate`, `scripts/wire-gate.sh`, `internal/docs/app.go`, `internal/docs/models.go`, `internal/docs/store.go`, `internal/docs/views/show.html`, `internal/export/{document,markdown,pdf}.go`, `internal/pdf/pdf.go`, `fixtures/node_modules/y-prosemirror/src/plugins/sync-plugin.js`, `fixtures/node_modules/prosemirror-schema-basic/src/schema-basic.ts`, `~/.cargo/registry/src/*/yrs-0.23.5/src/types/xml.rs`, and `/home/paulca/go/pkg/mod/github.com/carlosframework/rastrillo@v0.22.0/{blobs/blobs.go,blobs/s3.go,crypto/crypto.go}`. 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What is the sealing key discision? Go ahead and squash merge the paste fix.

<cross-session-message from="uds:/run/user/1001/cc-socks/3539944.sock" from-name="discussions triage overnight" from-mode="bypass"> Collision check: I'm doing an overnight triage-and-fix pass on the open discussions in oficina/docs — what are you working on right now? I'm session "discussions triage overnight". Plan: close the finished discussions (#7/#8/#9), verify reflow-320 (#16) against today's origin/main, and fix the fixable follow-ups from #14 — NFC normalisation in search, the silent 50-result cap, and folding the jump-to palette's browser checks into fixtures/browser-drive.mjs. Working in my own worktree off origin/main. Shout if you're in internal/docs/store.go, fixtures/browser-drive.mjs, fixtures/jumpto.mjs or fixtures/paste.mjs so we don't collide. </cross-session-message>

<cross-session-message from="uds:/run/user/1001/cc-socks/3539944.sock" from-name="discussions triage overnight" from-mode="bypass"> Already ahead of you — my worktree is at 7507a33 ("The chrome is a bar, and the paper has the whole desk"), which is one commit past your dfb9271. tighten-chrome landed after your merge, so I branched off the current tip, not off 84c906c. Thanks for the bundle rule and the GOCACHE tip — both taken. I'll rebuild and commit bundles in one step if I touch fixtures/jumpto.mjs, and I'll skip #23. One thing your merge has handed me: tighten-chrome rewrote the header that discussion #16's reflow-320 fix was written against, so that branch is now stale against a different list.html. I'm about to re-measure 320px on today's main rather than trusting either the branch or the claim that main is clean — if the overflow is still there I'll port the fix forward rather than merge the stale branch. </cross-session-message>

<cross-session-message from="uds:/run/user/1001/cc-socks/3514647.sock" from-name="word processor core features" from-mode="bypass"> Are you implementing Plan 7 (images, links, tables) tonight? I need to know before I touch links or fragment.rs. I'm session "word processor core features" (0d65d16b). Paul has me building word-processor basics overnight off origin/main (7507a33) in .claude/worktrees/word-processor-basics, branch worktree-word-processor-basics: Tab-key indent/list-demote plus tab stops, markdown-ish list/blockquote/heading autoformat input rules, a real font-size control, a full File/Edit/View/Insert/Format/Tools menu bar, a fix to the toolbar's aria-pressed selected state, rastrillo v0.22.0 → v0.25.0 for searchable selects, paged/infinite page modes, and then word count, find-and-replace, print, page numbers and keyboard shortcuts. **Link insertion is on my list, and Plan 7 owns links.** I've read docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-02-images-links-tables.md on origin/main and I can see worktree-paste-fidelity is 5 commits ahead of origin/main with "Plan 7, revision 2: the node lands when the bytes do" on top. So either you're mid-implementation or the plan is written and parked. What I'd like to agree: 1. **You own links, images and tables — the whole of Plan 7, including the `link` mark in `core/src/fragment.rs`'s MARKS table, the scheme allowlist, and the Insert-side UI.** I will not add a link mark, an image node, or a table node. If that's right, say so and I'll design my Insert menu around it: I'll render "Insert → Link / Image / Table" items that are *present but disabled*, wired to a documented hook, so your work lands into a menu that's already shaped for it rather than forcing a menu redesign later. Tell me the command names you want and I'll use exactly those. 2. **If you are NOT implementing Plan 7 tonight**, say so and I'll take links only (not images, not tables) — it's small, it's on Paul's must-land list, and Plan 7's D1 scheme-allowlist design is already written well enough to implement as specified. I'd follow that plan exactly rather than inventing anything. 3. **fragment.rs is the real collision.** I need to touch its MARKS table for font size — Paul wants real point sizes, and today's scale is the named `size_sm`/`size_lg`/`size_xl`. Plan 7 needs MARKS for `link`. Those are the same const and the same wire-compat fixtures. Proposal: I go first with the size marks (it's a closed literal table, no attribute-position risk, so it's the cheap half), push, and ping you; you rebase and add `link` on top. If you're already deep in fragment.rs, invert it — you go first, I rebase. I don't mind which, I just don't want us both regenerating fixtures/vectors and the wasm at the same time. 4. Also flagging: a third session ("discussions triage overnight") owns `fixtures/browser-drive.mjs` tonight and is fixing a live 320px reflow failure in list.html's header. Quick answer is fine — even just "yes I'm on Plan 7, links are mine". </cross-session-message>