Case Fit Desk: an eurorack case-fit agent that refuses to invent HP, depth, or milliamps
Modular shoppers buy 8HP of joy and find out it does not fit: too deep for the skiff, not enough HP left, or the PSU is already gasping. Forums are vibes; manuals and store listings sometimes disagree.
Case Fit Desk is a Path One agent that answers “will this module fit my case?” using Sanity structured content + Context MCP — not keyword trivia.
Why structured content
- Typed
module/casedocs:hp,depthMm,powerMa,railClearanceMm,powerBudgetMa,incompatibleWith - Agent returns fit verdict cards (pass / fail / warn / insufficient_data) with numbers and citations
- It never invents missing specs
Why two Context MCPs
One Context endpoint cannot usefully serve dataset + Knowledge Base together (dataset wins). So we use:
- GROQ / dataset MCP — authoritative fit math
- KB-only MCP — store listing vs manual prose with a deliberate FH-2 depth contradiction
Structured depth stays authoritative when the KB conflicts.
Links judges need
| GitHub | https://github.com/RemkellekmeR/case-fit-desk |
| Live agent | https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app |
| Sanity project ID | fdonr7im |
| Public dataset (sample query) | https://fdonr7im.api.sanity.io/v2021-06-07/data/query/production?query=*%5B_type%20==%20%22module%22%5D%5B0...3%5D%7Bname%2Chp%2CdepthMm%7D |
| Studio | https://case-fit-desk.sanity.studio/ |
How to test (judges)
- Open https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app.
- Ask: “Will Expert Sleepers FH-2 fit in the Make Noise 104HP skiff?” Expect fail on depth (51mm vs 38mm) with Sanity citations.
- Ask to compare store listing vs manual depth — KB should surface the contradiction; structured data wins.
- Ask about Maths in the Erica 84HP case — expect pass on HP/depth with remaining HP noted.
- Optional Studio Vision:
*[_type == "module" && name match "FH-2"][0]{name, hp, depthMm, powerMa}
*[_type == "case" && slug.current == "make-noise-104hp-skiff"][0]{name, usableHp, railClearanceMm, powerBudgetMa}
Agent Session
You are verifying the live Case Fit Desk demo at https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app. Do a real end-to-end test using shell/curl (not speculation):
1) Call POST https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app/api/fit with JSON body for module FH-2 and case Make Noise skiff (or equivalent fields the API expects — inspect apps/web source if needed for the exact schema). Confirm HTTP 200 and that the response includes real depth comparison around 51mm vs 38mm (FH-2 fails depth in that skiff). Print status and key fields (HP, depth, power if present).
2) Call POST https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app/api/chat with a proper UIMessage-style JSON body (messages with parts array containing text, not a bare string content) asking: Does an FH-2 fit in a Make Noise skiff? Confirm the streamed/JSON response includes real HP/depth/mA numbers and/or a fit-verdict. Print a short excerpt of the answer.
3) Summarize clearly at the end:
- /api/fit: PASS or FAIL (with status code and key numbers)
- /api/chat: PASS or FAIL (with whether fit-verdict / numbers appeared)
- Key fit numbers: HP, depth, power
Use curl. Do not modify any repo files. Do not redeploy.
{"strategic_intent":"Verifying live Case Fit Desk deployment via endpoints /api/fit and /api/chat using curl.","summary":"I am starting an investigation to verify the live production deployment at htt...
Current topic: "Verifying Live Deployment via End-to-End Curl Tests"
Topic summary: I am starting an investigation to verify the live production deployment at https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app. I will inspect the API routes in apps/web to understand their exact request schemas, use curl to execute real end-to-end HTTP requests against /api/fit and /api/chat, and summarize the results clearly.
Strategic Intent: Verifying live Case Fit Desk deployment via endpoints /api/fit and /api/chat using curl.
{
"output": "Current topic: \"Verifying Live Deployment via End-to-End Curl Tests\"\nTopic summary: I am starting an investigation to verify the live production deployment at https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app. I will inspect the API routes in apps/web to understand their exact request schemas, use curl to execute real end-to-end HTTP requests against /api/fit and /api/chat, and summarize the results clearly.\n\nStrategic Intent: Verifying live Case Fit Desk deployment via endpoints /api/fit and /api/chat using curl."
}
{
"file_path": "apps/web/app/api/fit/route.ts",
"end_line": 100,
"start_line": 1
}
import {FitLookupError, runLocalFit, type FitRequest} from '@/lib/compute-fit'
export const runtime = 'nodejs'
export async function GET(req: Request) {
const url = new URL(req.url)
const input: FitRequest = {
moduleSlug: url.searchParams.get('moduleSlug') || undefined,
caseSlug: url.searchParams.get('caseSlug') || undefined,
moduleQuery: url.searchParams.get('module') || undefined,
caseQuery: url.searchParams.get('case') || undefined,
query: url.searchParams.get('q') || undefined,
}
return respond(input)
}
export async function POST(req: Request) {
let body: FitRequest = {}
try {
body = (await req.json()) as FitRequest
} catch {
body = {}
}
return respond(body)
}
function respond(input: FitRequest) {
try {
const result = runLocalFit(input)
return Response.json(result)
} catch (err) {
if (err instanceof FitLookupError) {
return Response.json({error: err.message, mode: 'local-seed'}, {status: err.status})
}
const message = err instanceof Error ? err.message : 'Unknown error'
return Response.json({error: message, mode: 'local-seed'}, {status: 500})
}
}
{
"output": "import {FitLookupError, runLocalFit, type FitRequest} from '@/lib/compute-fit'\n\nexport const runtime = 'nodejs'\n\nexport async function GET(req: Request) {\n const url = new URL(req.url)\n const input: FitRequest = {\n moduleSlug: url.searchParams.get('moduleSlug') || undefined,\n caseSlug: url.searchParams.get('caseSlug') || undefined,\n moduleQuery: url.searchParams.get('module') || undefined,\n caseQuery: url.searchParams.get('case') || undefined,\n query: url.searchParams.get('q') || undefined,\n }\n return respond(input)\n}\n\nexport async function POST(req: Request) {\n let body: FitRequest = {}\n try {\n body = (await req.json()) as FitRequest\n } catch {\n body = {}\n }\n return respond(body)\n}\n\nfunction respond(input: FitRequest) {\n try {\n const result = runLocalFit(input)\n return Response.json(result)\n } catch (err) {\n if (err instanceof FitLookupError) {\n return Response.json({error: err.message, mode: 'local-seed'}, {status: err.status})\n }\n const message = err instanceof Error ? err.message : 'Unknown error'\n return Response.json({error: message, mode: 'local-seed'}, {status: 500})\n }\n}\n"
}
{
"file_path": "apps/web/lib/compute-fit.ts",
"end_line": 100,
"start_line": 1
}
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--- FILE CONTENT (truncated) ---
import type {FitVerdict} from '@/lib/parse-verdicts'
import {
findCase,
findModule,
fh2ContradictionNotes,
loadLocalSeed,
type SeedCase,
type SeedIncompatibility,
type SeedModule,
} from '@/lib/local-seed'
export type FitRequest = {
moduleSlug?: string
caseSlug?: string
moduleQuery?: string
caseQuery?: string
query?: string
}
export type FitResponse = {
mode: 'local-seed'
verdict: FitVerdict
contradictionNotes: Array<{label: string; ref: string; excerpt: string}>
matched: {
moduleId: string
moduleSlug: string
caseId: string
caseSlug: string
}
}
function railOk(
moduleMa: number | null | undefined,
budgetMa: number | null | undefined,
): boolean | null {
if (moduleMa === null || moduleMa === undefined || budgetMa === null || budgetMa === undefined) {
return null
}
return moduleMa <= budgetMa
}
function relevantIncomps(mod: SeedModule, cas: SeedCase): SeedIncompatibility[] {
const {incompatibilities} = loadLocalSeed()
return incompatibilities.filter((inc) => {
const refs = (inc.modules || []).map((m) => m._ref)
if (!refs.includes(mod._id)) return false
const reason = `${inc.title} ${inc.reason}`.toLowerCase()
if (reason.includes('skiff') && cas.slug.current.includes('skiff')) return true
if (inc.severity === 'hard' && reason.includes('depth')) {
return cas.railClearanceMm !== null && mod.depthMm !== null && mod.depthMm > cas.railClearanceMm
}
return inc.severity === 'soft' || inc.severity === 'advisory' || refs.length === 1
})
}
export function computeFitVerdict(mod: SeedModule, cas: SeedCase): FitVerdict {
const hpOk =
mod.hp === null || cas.usableHp === null ? null : mod.hp <= cas.usableHp
const remaining =
mod.hp === null || cas.usableHp === null ? null : cas.usableHp - mod.hp
const depthOk =
mod.depthMm === null || cas.railClearanceMm === null
? null
: mod.depthMm <= cas.railClearanceMm
const p12 = railOk(mod.powerMa?.plus12, cas.powerBudgetMa?.plus12)
const p5 = railOk(mod.powerMa?.plus5, cas.powerBudgetMa?.plus5)
const m12 = railOk(mod.powerMa?.minus12, cas.powerBudgetMa?.minus12)
const powerChecks = [p12, p5, m12]
const powerOk = powerChecks.every((v) => v === null)
? null
: powerChecks.every((v) => v === null || v === true)
const incompatibilities = relevantIncomps(mod, cas).map((i) => ({
title: i.title,
severity: i.severity,
reason: i.reason,
}))
const hardIncompat = incompatibilities.some((i) => i.severity === 'hard')
let status: FitVerdict['status'] = 'pass'
if (hpOk === null && depthOk === null) {
status = 'insufficient_data'
} else if (hpOk === false || depthOk === false || hardIncompat) {
status = 'fail'
} else if (powerOk === false || incompatibilities.some((i) => i.severity === 'soft')) {
status = 'warn'
}
const failBits: string[] = []
if (depthOk === false) {
failBits.push(
`depth ${mod.depthMm}mm exceeds case rail clearance ${cas.railClearanceMm}mm`,
)
}
if (hpOk === false) {
failBits.push(`HP ${mod.hp} does not fit usable ${cas.usableHp}HP`)
}
if (hardIncompat) {
failBits.push('hard incompatibility cited in seed')
{
"output": "\nIMPORTANT: The file content has been truncated.\nStatus: Showing lines 1-100 of 251 total lines.\nAction: To read more of the file, you can use the 'start_line' and 'end_line' parameters in a subsequent 'read_file' call. For example, to read the next section of the file, use start_line: 101.\n\n--- FILE CONTENT (truncated) ---\nimport type {FitVerdict} from '@/lib/parse-verdicts'\nimport {\n findCase,\n findModule,\n fh2ContradictionNotes,\n loadLocalSeed,\n type SeedCase,\n type SeedIncompatibility,\n type SeedModule,\n} from '@/lib/local-seed'\n\nexport type FitRequest = {\n moduleSlug?: string\n caseSlug?: string\n moduleQuery?: string\n caseQuery?: string\n query?: string\n}\n\nexport type FitResponse = {\n mode: 'local-seed'\n verdict: FitVerdict\n contradictionNotes: Array<{label: string; ref: string; excerpt: string}>\n matched: {\n moduleId: string\n moduleSlug: string\n caseId: string\n caseSlug: string\n }\n}\n\nfunction railOk(\n moduleMa: number | null | undefined,\n budgetMa: number | null | undefined,\n): boolean | null {\n if (moduleMa === null || moduleMa === undefined || budgetMa === null || budgetMa === undefined) {\n return null\n }\n return moduleMa <= budgetMa\n}\n\nfunction relevantIncomps(mod: SeedModule, cas: SeedCase): SeedIncompatibility[] {\n const {incompatibilities} = loadLocalSeed()\n return incompatibilities.filter((inc) => {\n const refs = (inc.modules || []).map((m) => m._ref)\n if (!refs.includes(mod._id)) return false\n const reason = `${inc.title} ${inc.reason}`.toLowerCase()\n if (reason.includes('skiff') && cas.slug.current.includes('skiff')) return true\n if (inc.severity === 'hard' && reason.includes('depth')) {\n return cas.railClearanceMm !== null && mod.depthMm !== null && mod.depthMm > cas.railClearanceMm\n }\n return inc.severity === 'soft' || inc.severity === 'advisory' || refs.length === 1\n })\n}\n\nexport function computeFitVerdict(mod: SeedModule, cas: SeedCase): FitVerdict {\n const hpOk =\n mod.hp === null || cas.usableHp === null ? null : mod.hp <= cas.usableHp\n const remaining =\n mod.hp === null || cas.usableHp === null ? null : cas.usableHp - mod.hp\n const depthOk =\n mod.depthMm === null || cas.railClearanceMm === null\n ? null\n : mod.depthMm <= cas.railClearanceMm\n\n const p12 = railOk(mod.powerMa?.plus12, cas.powerBudgetMa?.plus12)\n const p5 = railOk(mod.powerMa?.plus5, cas.powerBudgetMa?.plus5)\n const m12 = railOk(mod.powerMa?.minus12, cas.powerBudgetMa?.minus12)\n const powerChecks = [p12, p5, m12]\n const powerOk = powerChecks.every((v) => v === null)\n ? null\n : powerChecks.every((v) => v === null || v === true)\n\n const incompatibilities = relevantIncomps(mod, cas).map((i) => ({\n title: i.title,\n severity: i.severity,\n reason: i.reason,\n }))\n const hardIncompat = incompatibilities.some((i) => i.severity === 'hard')\n\n let status: FitVerdict['status'] = 'pass'\n if (hpOk === null && depthOk === null) {\n status = 'insufficient_data'\n } else if (hpOk === false || depthOk === false || hardIncompat) {\n status = 'fail'\n } else if (powerOk === false || incompatibilities.some((i) => i.severity === 'soft')) {\n status = 'warn'\n }\n\n const failBits: string[] = []\n if (depthOk === false) {\n failBits.push(\n `depth ${mod.depthMm}mm exceeds case rail clearance ${cas.railClearanceMm}mm`,\n )\n }\n if (hpOk === false) {\n failBits.push(`HP ${mod.hp} does not fit usable ${cas.usableHp}HP`)\n }\n if (hardIncompat) {\n failBits.push('hard incompatibility cited in seed')"
}
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"start_line": 1,
"end_line": 100,
"file_path": "apps/web/app/api/chat/route.ts"
}
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import {
streamText,
convertToModelMessages,
stepCountIs,
createUIMessageStream,
createUIMessageStreamResponse,
type UIMessage,
type UIMessageStreamWriter,
} from 'ai'
import {getModel} from '@/lib/models'
import {connectSanityContextMcps} from '@/lib/mcp'
import {buildSystemPrompt} from '@/lib/system-prompt'
import {
buildLocalSeedTools,
hasLlmKey,
LOCAL_SEED_SYSTEM_ADDENDUM,
shouldUseLocalSeedTools,
} from '@/lib/local-tools'
import {
MessageGuardError,
deterministicFitReply,
extractLastUserText,
isLlmCapacityError,
normalizeUiMessages,
writeAssistantText,
} from '@/lib/chat-fallback'
export const runtime = 'nodejs'
export const maxDuration = 60
type StreamAttemptResult = {
status: 'ok' | 'capacity' | 'error'
started: boolean
error?: unknown
}
async function streamModelAttempt(
writer: UIMessageStreamWriter,
opts: {
system: string
tools: Parameters<typeof streamText>[0]['tools']
messages: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof convertToModelMessages>>
sendStart: boolean
maxRetries?: number
},
): Promise<StreamAttemptResult> {
let capacityHit = false
let capturedError: unknown
let started = false
try {
const result = streamText({
model: getModel(),
system: opts.system,
messages: opts.messages,
tools: opts.tools,
stopWhen: stepCountIs(12),
maxRetries: opts.maxRetries ?? 2,
})
const uiStream = result.toUIMessageStream({
sendStart: opts.sendStart,
sendFinish: true,
onError: (error) => {
capturedError = error
if (isLlmCapacityError(error)) {
capacityHit = true
return '__CAPACITY__'
}
return error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'An error occurred.'
},
})
for await (const chunk of uiStream) {
if (chunk.type === 'error') {
if (capacityHit || chunk.errorText === '__CAPACITY__') {
capacityHit = true
continue
}
writer.write(chunk)
return {status: 'error', started, error: capturedError}
}
if (chunk.type === 'start') started = true
writer.write(chunk)
}
if (capacityHit) return {status: 'capacity', started, error: capturedError}
return {status: 'ok', started}
} catch (err) {
if (isLlmCapacityError(err)) {
return {status: 'capacity', started, error: err}
}
return {status: 'error', started, error: err}
}
}
export async function POST(req: Request) {
let mcpClose: (() => Promise<void>) | undefined
try {
{
"output": "\nIMPORTANT: The file content has been truncated.\nStatus: Showing lines 1-100 of 264 total lines.\nAction: To read more of the file, you can use the 'start_line' and 'end_line' parameters in a subsequent 'read_file' call. For example, to read the next section of the file, use start_line: 101.\n\n--- FILE CONTENT (truncated) ---\nimport {\n streamText,\n convertToModelMessages,\n stepCountIs,\n createUIMessageStream,\n createUIMessageStreamResponse,\n type UIMessage,\n type UIMessageStreamWriter,\n} from 'ai'\nimport {getModel} from '@/lib/models'\nimport {connectSanityContextMcps} from '@/lib/mcp'\nimport {buildSystemPrompt} from '@/lib/system-prompt'\nimport {\n buildLocalSeedTools,\n hasLlmKey,\n LOCAL_SEED_SYSTEM_ADDENDUM,\n shouldUseLocalSeedTools,\n} from '@/lib/local-tools'\nimport {\n MessageGuardError,\n deterministicFitReply,\n extractLastUserText,\n isLlmCapacityError,\n normalizeUiMessages,\n writeAssistantText,\n} from '@/lib/chat-fallback'\n\nexport const runtime = 'nodejs'\nexport const maxDuration = 60\n\ntype StreamAttemptResult = {\n status: 'ok' | 'capacity' | 'error'\n started: boolean\n error?: unknown\n}\n\nasync function streamModelAttempt(\n writer: UIMessageStreamWriter,\n opts: {\n system: string\n tools: Parameters<typeof streamText>[0]['tools']\n messages: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof convertToModelMessages>>\n sendStart: boolean\n maxRetries?: number\n },\n): Promise<StreamAttemptResult> {\n let capacityHit = false\n let capturedError: unknown\n let started = false\n\n try {\n const result = streamText({\n model: getModel(),\n system: opts.system,\n messages: opts.messages,\n tools: opts.tools,\n stopWhen: stepCountIs(12),\n maxRetries: opts.maxRetries ?? 2,\n })\n\n const uiStream = result.toUIMessageStream({\n sendStart: opts.sendStart,\n sendFinish: true,\n onError: (error) => {\n capturedError = error\n if (isLlmCapacityError(error)) {\n capacityHit = true\n return '__CAPACITY__'\n }\n return error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'An error occurred.'\n },\n })\n\n for await (const chunk of uiStream) {\n if (chunk.type === 'error') {\n if (capacityHit || chunk.errorText === '__CAPACITY__') {\n capacityHit = true\n continue\n }\n writer.write(chunk)\n return {status: 'error', started, error: capturedError}\n }\n if (chunk.type === 'start') started = true\n writer.write(chunk)\n }\n\n if (capacityHit) return {status: 'capacity', started, error: capturedError}\n return {status: 'ok', started}\n } catch (err) {\n if (isLlmCapacityError(err)) {\n return {status: 'capacity', started, error: err}\n }\n return {status: 'error', started, error: err}\n }\n}\n\nexport async function POST(req: Request) {\n let mcpClose: (() => Promise<void>) | undefined\n\n try {"
}
{"description":"Test POST /api/fit for FH-2 and Make Noise skiff","command":"curl -s -X POST https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app/api/fit \\\n -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" \\\n -d '{\"moduleSlu...
<untrusted_context>
Output: {"mode":"local-seed","verdict":{"status":"fail","moduleName":"Expert Sleepers FH-2","caseName":"Make Noise CV Bus Case 104HP (skiff)","hp":{"module":8,"caseUsable":104,"remainingIfInstalledAlone":96,"ok":true},"depth":{"moduleMm":51,"caseMaxMm":38,"ok":false},"power":{"module":{"plus12":130,"plus5":0,"minus12":5},"caseBudget":{"plus12":900,"plus5":500,"minus12":900},"ok":true,"note":"Solo install vs empty-case budget; real systems share rails with neighbors."},"incompatibilities":[{"title":"FH-2 vs shallow skiffs","severity":"hard","reason":"FH-2 depth (~51mm) exceeds Make Noise skiff rail clearance (~38mm). Not a neighbor issue — a case-depth issue demonstrated via structured numbers."}],"citations":[{"label":"module","ref":"module-expert-sleepers-fh-2"},{"label":"case","ref":"case-make-noise-104hp-skiff"},{"label":"incompatibility","ref":"incompat-fh2-skiff-depth"},{"label":"Store listing FH-2 (demo)","ref":"kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md"},{"label":"Manual excerpt FH-2 depth (demo)","ref":"kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md"}],"summary":"FAIL: FH-2 does not fit CV Bus Case 104HP (skiff) - depth 51mm exceeds case rail clearance 38mm; hard incompatibility cited in seed. Contradiction: Store listing (kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md) claims skiff-friendly ~35mm depth. Manual (kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md) requires 51mm clear depth. Structured seed module-expert-sleepers-fh-2 depthMm=51 is authoritative; skiff clearance 38mm -> depth fail."},"contradictionNotes":[{"label":"Store listing FH-2 (demo)","ref":"kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md","excerpt":"**SKU:** ES-FH2 **Category:** MIDI / USB Host The FH-2 is our compact MIDI and USB host interface for Eurorack. At only **8HP** and a **skiff-friendly depth of approximately 35mm**, it drops into shallow travel cases without fuss. - Class-compliant USB MIDI host"},{"label":"Manual excerpt FH-2 depth (demo)","ref":"kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md","excerpt":"Mount the FH-2 in an 8HP space using the supplied screws. Do **not** force the module if it binds on the rails. Measured from the rear of the aluminum panel to the tallest point on the USB host assembly, the FH-2 requires **51mm of clear depth** behind the rails. Cases advertised as \"skiff\" with ~30–38mm clearance will"}],"matched":{"moduleId":"module-expert-sleepers-fh-2","moduleSlug":"expert-sleepers-fh-2","caseId":"case-make-noise-104hp-skiff","caseSlug":"make-noise-104hp-skiff"}}
Process Group PGID: 19661
</untrusted_context>
{
"output": "<untrusted_context>\nOutput: {\"mode\":\"local-seed\",\"verdict\":{\"status\":\"fail\",\"moduleName\":\"Expert Sleepers FH-2\",\"caseName\":\"Make Noise CV Bus Case 104HP (skiff)\",\"hp\":{\"module\":8,\"caseUsable\":104,\"remainingIfInstalledAlone\":96,\"ok\":true},\"depth\":{\"moduleMm\":51,\"caseMaxMm\":38,\"ok\":false},\"power\":{\"module\":{\"plus12\":130,\"plus5\":0,\"minus12\":5},\"caseBudget\":{\"plus12\":900,\"plus5\":500,\"minus12\":900},\"ok\":true,\"note\":\"Solo install vs empty-case budget; real systems share rails with neighbors.\"},\"incompatibilities\":[{\"title\":\"FH-2 vs shallow skiffs\",\"severity\":\"hard\",\"reason\":\"FH-2 depth (~51mm) exceeds Make Noise skiff rail clearance (~38mm). Not a neighbor issue — a case-depth issue demonstrated via structured numbers.\"}],\"citations\":[{\"label\":\"module\",\"ref\":\"module-expert-sleepers-fh-2\"},{\"label\":\"case\",\"ref\":\"case-make-noise-104hp-skiff\"},{\"label\":\"incompatibility\",\"ref\":\"incompat-fh2-skiff-depth\"},{\"label\":\"Store listing FH-2 (demo)\",\"ref\":\"kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md\"},{\"label\":\"Manual excerpt FH-2 depth (demo)\",\"ref\":\"kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md\"}],\"summary\":\"FAIL: FH-2 does not fit CV Bus Case 104HP (skiff) - depth 51mm exceeds case rail clearance 38mm; hard incompatibility cited in seed. Contradiction: Store listing (kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md) claims skiff-friendly ~35mm depth. Manual (kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md) requires 51mm clear depth. Structured seed module-expert-sleepers-fh-2 depthMm=51 is authoritative; skiff clearance 38mm -> depth fail.\"},\"contradictionNotes\":[{\"label\":\"Store listing FH-2 (demo)\",\"ref\":\"kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md\",\"excerpt\":\"**SKU:** ES-FH2 **Category:** MIDI / USB Host The FH-2 is our compact MIDI and USB host interface for Eurorack. At only **8HP** and a **skiff-friendly depth of approximately 35mm**, it drops into shallow travel cases without fuss. - Class-compliant USB MIDI host\"},{\"label\":\"Manual excerpt FH-2 depth (demo)\",\"ref\":\"kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md\",\"excerpt\":\"Mount the FH-2 in an 8HP space using the supplied screws. Do **not** force the module if it binds on the rails. Measured from the rear of the aluminum panel to the tallest point on the USB host assembly, the FH-2 requires **51mm of clear depth** behind the rails. Cases advertised as \\\"skiff\\\" with ~30–38mm clearance will\"}],\"matched\":{\"moduleId\":\"module-expert-sleepers-fh-2\",\"moduleSlug\":\"expert-sleepers-fh-2\",\"caseId\":\"case-make-noise-104hp-skiff\",\"caseSlug\":\"make-noise-104hp-skiff\"}}\nProcess Group PGID: 19661\n</untrusted_context>"
}
{"description":"Test POST /api/chat with UIMessage payload asking about FH-2 in Make Noise skiff","command":"curl -s -X POST https://case-fit-desk.vercel.app/api/chat \\\n -H \"Content-Type: applicat...
<untrusted_context>
Output: data: {"type":"start","messageId":"cFdJs29t5NWJY1gw"}
data: {"type":"start-step"}
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data: {"type":"text-delta","id":"fallback-1790940404820","delta":"FAIL: FH-2 does not fit CV Bus Case 104HP (skiff) - depth 51mm exceeds case rail clearance 38mm; hard incompatibility cited in seed. Contradiction: Store listing (kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md) claims skiff-friendly ~35mm depth. Man"}
data: {"type":"text-delta","id":"fallback-1790940404820","delta":"ual (kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md) requires 51mm clear depth. Structured seed module-expert-sleepers-fh-2 depthMm=51 is authoritative; skiff clearance 38mm -> depth fail.\n\n```fit-verdict\n{\n \"status\": \"fail\",\n \"moduleName\": \"Expe"}
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data: {"type":"text-delta","id":"fallback-1790940404820","delta":"vs empty-case budget; real systems share rails with neighbors.\"\n },\n \"incompatibilities\": [\n {\n \"title\": \"FH-2 vs shallow skiffs\",\n \"severity\": \"hard\",\n \"reason\": \"FH-2 depth (~51mm) exceeds Make Noise skiff rail clearan"}
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data: {"type":"text-delta","id":"fallback-1790940404820","delta":"patibility cited in seed. Contradiction: Store listing (kb-sources/store-listing-fh2-skiff.md) claims skiff-friendly ~35mm depth. Manual (kb-sources/manual-excerpt-fh2-depth.md) requires 51mm clear depth. Structured seed module-expert-sleep"}
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data: {"type":"text-delta","id":"fallback-1790940404820","delta":"nds on the rails. Measured from the rear of the aluminum panel to the tallest point on the USB host assembly, the FH-2 requires **51mm of clear depth** behind the rails. Cases advertised as \"skiff\" with ~30–38mm clearance will"}
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/api/fit: PASS (HTTP 200, depth 51mm vs case 38mm max clearance, verdict: fail) -
/api/chat: PASS (HTTP 200, streamed response containing fit-verdict block and depth comparison numbers) - Key fit numbers:
- HP: Module 8HP, Case usable 104HP (remaining 96HP, ok: true)
- Depth: Module 51mm, Case max clearance 38mm (ok: false)
- Power: Module +12V: 130mA, +5V: 0mA, -12V: 5mA; Case budget +12V: 900mA, +5V: 500mA, -12V: 900mA (ok: true)
Scaffolded with AI agents; schema, seed, KB contradiction, and “never invent specs” behavior are intentional for Path One.
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