trainlog/docs/training_feedback.md

Training feedback V1/V2

TRAINING_FEEDBACK_V1 collects subjective raw wording for later human review. It never changes a session, load, MAX, plan, BODY ZONE, scientific profile, or generator decision, and it performs no medical, sentiment, recovery, pain, or anatomical inference.

Ownership and data model

Android is the only creator. The desktop database stores synchronized rows and the TUI displays them read-only; neither desktop surface offers add, edit, delete, or dictation actions. Schema v14 adds only:

• exercise_feedback(feedback_id, session_exercise_row_id, observed_at, raw_text);
• Android-only draft_exercise_feedback(feedback_id, draft_session_exercise_row_id, observed_at, raw_text);
• session_followups(followup_id, session_row_id, observed_at, raw_text).

The foreign keys point at real occurrence/session rows and cascade only when an existing parent-deletion workflow removes that owner; there is no direct feedback deletion action. Public exercise feedback derives session_id, entry_id, and the current canonical exercise_id from the occurrence. IDs are UUIDv4-backed fb_… and fu_…. Schema v15 keeps each root and adds immutable wording revisions. A correction keeps the root ID, parent and original observed_at; it is not a new physiological observation. Android exposes Modifier with current text prefilled and resumed dictation appending to it. Cancel creates nothing. Blank text and text exceeding 8192 UTF-8 bytes are rejected, never truncated. Only synthetic wording belongs in source fixtures; real feedback is private runtime data and must not be committed.

trainlog-training-feedback-v2.json transports roots plus complete revisions[]. Merge is an append-only union by revision ID; omission never deletes and immutable disagreement is a hard conflict. V1 remains readable: its raw_text becomes fr0_<root-id> only if absent and can never erase a later V2 revision. Draft revisions survive restart/reconstruction and transfer unchanged on finalization. Retained session_id + entry_id corrections keep all revisions; confirmed parent removal may cascade them. No direct feedback delete action exists, and feedback never drives automatic training adaptation.

Dictation

The Android editor exposes Démarrer, live partial text while listening, Stop, editable text, Reprendre, Enregistrer, and Annuler. Stopping never saves. Resume appends recognition to the manually corrected committed text. Errors retain captured text. French fr-FR is the V1 default; on-device recognition is preferred when supported, otherwise Android's normal service is used. Permission denial or unavailable recognition leaves manual entry fully usable. The adapter and persistence transport text only: Trainlog does not create or retain PCM, WAV, compressed audio, service audio, or a microphone temporary file. Destroying the UI releases recognizer callbacks and resources.

Time presentation

observed_at and sessions.ended_at are exact offset-aware Trainlog timestamps. New Android completions persist their explicit finalization instant as ended_at; old NULL anchors are not backfilled or derived from started_at. Session follow-up uses H+floor((observed-end)/3600) including after 24 hours, or H+? when the anchor is missing/invalid. Exercise feedback observed before the end displays Pendant la séance; at/after end it uses H+, and without an anchor it displays the neutral Ressenti. No negative H+ is rendered. Ordering parses instants, then compares the stable ID bytewise; it never uses lexical timestamp order or machine-local timezone.

Synchronization

trainlog-training-feedback-v1.json has format trainlog-training-feedback, version 1, generated_at, and bounded exercise_feedback/session_followups arrays. It is a separate, direction-neutral companion and does not alter mobile export V3, TRAINLOG_FORMAT_V1, BODY ZONES, equipment, or alias companions.

Import occurs after exercise definitions, aliases, machine identities, sessions, entries, and equipment reconciliation. Missing parents fail; no phantom object is created. Exercise claims resolve aliases and must equal the occurrence's canonical identity. A missing stable record is inserted, an identical stable record is an idempotent success, and any differing immutable field is a hard conflict. Omission never deletes local rows. Consequently an Android follow-up added after an earlier sync is unioned on the next run and the complete PC set can converge back to Android without duplication.

Exercise feedback entered from the active-session occurrence UI is committed immediately to draft_exercise_feedback; it does not wait for session completion. It survives navigation, activity/process recreation and repository reopen. Ordinary draft rewrites preserve it by stable entry_id. Explicitly discarding the occurrence or whole draft removes this parent-owned local data through ON DELETE CASCADE; there is no independent delete UI.

Finalization copies every draft observation to exercise_feedback in the same transaction as the completed session, matching the completed occurrence by entry_id and preserving feedback_id, observed_at, and raw_text exactly. The subsequent draft deletion removes only draft storage. Any transfer failure rolls the entire finalization back.

Draft feedback is Android-local and absent from all V1 companions because it does not yet own a completed session_id. After finalization, the same stable records enter the normal bidirectional Training Feedback companion.

Completed-session correction may reconstruct internal occurrence rows. Desktop therefore snapshots feedback inside the correction transaction and reattaches it only when the same entry_id remains in the same session_id; IDs, timestamps and raw text are unchanged. Removed occurrences cascade their owned feedback and new occurrences inherit nothing. The stable session row is not recreated, so follow-ups remain untouched. Android has no general completed training-session editor, but its bounded resumed-MAX correction path applies the same rule before reconstructing occurrences. Any reattachment failure rolls the complete correction back.