feat(admin): rank famous Capgo apps by AI reputation - #3118
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Add a read-only admin page scored by Workers AI so nationally known brands can rank above high-device unknown apps. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded AI-based app fame scoring with scheduled processing, protected persistence, an admin statistics API, and a Famous Apps dashboard with filtering, ranking, pagination, and localization. ChangesApp Fame Ranking
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new famous-apps ranking can repeatedly process the same incomplete AI results, return unchanged data for different date ranges, and fail the required background-task integration and static checks; these issues can prevent later apps from appearing or make the dashboard misleading, so they should be fixed before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@supabase/functions/_backend/triggers/cron_app_fame.ts`:
- Around line 70-79: Update the cron_app_fame handler around scoreAppsWithAi and
the omitted-candidate handling to persist per-candidate retry state, including
an attempt count and next-attempt timestamp, whenever AI returns no decision.
Enforce a maximum of five attempts, exclude deferred candidates until their
retry time, and ensure eligible unfinished work is re-enqueued by a later cron
run or sweeper.
In `@supabase/functions/_backend/utils/app_fame.ts`:
- Around line 82-127: Reduce cognitive complexity in parseFameDecisions by
extracting row validation and decision normalization into focused helper
functions, while keeping parseFameDecisions responsible for parsing, iterating,
deduplicating, and aggregating results. Preserve all existing validation, score
clamping, tier derivation, and field-normalization behavior.
In `@supabase/functions/_backend/utils/pg.ts`:
- Around line 2921-2926: Update the famous-apps filter contract and its data,
total, and tier-summary queries to apply the selected start_date and end_date
bounds to f.checked_at, preserving the existing ranking behavior within the
filtered range. Alternatively, remove or hide the date control in AdminFilterBar
for this page if rankings are intentionally time-independent.
In `@tests/admin-famous-apps.test.ts`:
- Around line 134-152: Update the fame scheduling test around “registers the
fame scoring cron and queue” to stop expecting a dedicated cron_app_fame task,
and instead verify that the fame work is integrated through
process_all_cron_tasks. Keep the app_fame_queue registration assertion and
cron_app_fame queue verification, while adding coverage for the
process_all_cron_tasks integration established by the new migration.
- Around line 62-74: Update the request body in the famous_apps test to filter
results by the UUID suffix shared by both fixture app IDs, ensuring the
ranked-list assertion only includes the intended seeded apps. Preserve the
existing metric, date range, score, limit, and offset parameters.
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4 issues found across 17 files
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getAdminFamousAppsinsupabase/functions/_backend/utils/pg.tsignores thestart_dateandend_daterange, so famous-app data, counts, and tier summaries can show results outside the selected period; apply the range to all three queries or remove the filter from the page.- The ordering assertion in
tests/admin-famous-apps.test.tsdepends on fixtures remaining within the first 50 rows of an all-records query, which can make the test fragile as data or ordering changes; constrain the fixture/query setup or assert against deterministic ordering. - The new
public.app_fametable insupabase/migrations/20260818122451_app_fame.sqlis not reflected in the three Supabase type files, leaving generated database types out of sync; regenerate or update those type definitions. src/pages/admin/dashboard/famous-apps.vuedefines confidence/model fields and several translation keys without rendering them, so those values and the empty-state messaging are not visible; either wire them into the UI or remove the unused additions.
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<file name="tests/admin-famous-apps.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="tests/admin-famous-apps.test.ts:99">
P2: The ordering assertion `nicheIndex > famousIndex` depends on both fixture apps landing within the top `limit: 50` rows of a query over *all* `app_fame` rows (the endpoint in admin_stats.ts applies `min_score`/`limit`/`offset` globally via `getAdminFamousApps`, with no scoping to this fixture's org). The niche app has fame_score 38, so if more than 48 rows with fame_score >= 38 exist in the DB, the niche row falls out of the window, `findIndex` returns -1, and `nicheIndex > famousIndex` fails. The summary counts are likewise computed over the whole `app_fame` table (summaryQuery has no filter), making `iconic_count >= 1` a weak, global-state-dependent assertion. Since tests run in parallel against a shared Supabase DB and `app_fame` rows are never deleted explicitly (cleanup relies on the apps FK cascade), these assertions are fragile.</violation>
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<file name="supabase/migrations/20260818122451_app_fame.sql">
<violation number="1" location="supabase/migrations/20260818122451_app_fame.sql:6">
P2: This migration adds the new `public.app_fame` table but the project's Supabase type files (`src/types/supabase.types.ts`, `supabase/functions/_backend/utils/supabase.types.ts`, `cli/src/types/supabase.types.ts`) were not regenerated to include it (they contain no `app_fame` entry). Keep the generator schema types in sync after schema migrations so typed access to the new table compiles.</violation>
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<file name="supabase/functions/_backend/utils/pg.ts">
<violation number="1" location="supabase/functions/_backend/utils/pg.ts:2900">
P2: Apply `start_date` and `end_date` to the famous-apps data, count, and tier-summary queries, or remove the date filter from this page. `AdminFilterBar` sends the range, but `getAdminFamousApps` ignores it, so every selected range returns the same results.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/pages/admin/dashboard/famous-apps.vue:32">
P3: Several fields and translation keys are added but never rendered: the FamousApp interface's confidence and model fields, and the i18n keys famous-apps-confidence, famous-apps-known-as, and famous-apps-empty (no empty-state block exists). Either display the missing columns (confidence, model/known-as) or drop the unused fields and keys to keep the page and catalog accurate.</violation>
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Persist omitted AI scores so one bad batch cannot starve later apps, split the parser to satisfy Sonar, and hide the unused date range on this page. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Workers AI returns {response: "..."} so parse must require an apps
array. DataTable needs page size and wired search. Empty AI batch
still acks to avoid burning the 5-read queue budget.
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1 issue found across 7 files (changes from recent commits).
Confidence score: 4/5
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src/pages/admin/dashboard/famous-apps.vue, the active Famous Apps search is an unlabeled DataTable FormKit control, which can make the search difficult to identify for assistive-technology users; pass an accessible label through DataTable or retain an explicitly labeled input.
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<violation number="1" location="src/pages/admin/dashboard/famous-apps.vue:382">
P2: The active Famous Apps search is now the unlabeled DataTable FormKit control. Pass an accessible search label through DataTable or retain an explicitly labeled input.</violation>
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DataTable search was unlabeled after the custom field was removed. Empty state also hid API failures behind the no-matches copy. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
FormKit aria-label attrs were not a real labelled control. Add an sr-only label tied to a stable input id for the famous-apps search. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary (AI generated)
cron_app_fame) and store results inapp_fame.Motivation (AI generated)
Some Capgo customers are nationally known brands with relatively few devices. Device/MAU ranking hides those apps. We needed an AI-checked reputation view so ops can see famous apps even when usage is small.
Business Impact (AI generated)
Makes it easier to spot high-reputation customers for support, sales, and marketing without treating raw device count as fame. No change to plugin update traffic or customer-facing APIs.
Test Plan (AI generated)
bunx vitest run tests/app-fame.unit.test.ts tests/admin-stats.unit.test.ts20260818122451_app_fame.sqland runtests/admin-famous-apps.test.tscron_app_fameandapp_fame_queueexist, and authenticated users cannot readapp_fame/admin/dashboard/famous-appsasadmin@capgo.appand confirm ranking is by fame score, with device count shown only as contextGenerated with AI
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