I'll implement this plan step by step. Let me start by reading the existing files to understand the current patterns.

Now let me look at more files to understand the patterns for admin endpoints and role checking.

Let me also look at a client component that uses websockets and an existing instructor view component for patterns.

Now let me look at the useSocket hook to understand the pattern better.

Now I have a good understanding of the patterns. Let me create the task list and start implementing.

Now let me create the admin API endpoint. First, let me look at the schema for group activities to understand the join pattern.

Now let me create the admin text submissions route.

Now register the route in index.ts.

Now add the websocket event type and emitter to socket.ts.

Now add the emitter function at the end of socket.ts.

Now I need to emit the event from the POST endpoint. First let me read the current file again to get precise context.

Now add the websocket event type to the frontend socket.ts.

Now let me look at the meeting context to understand how to get meeting info.

Now let me create the instructor view component.

Now let me modify the server component to conditionally render the instructor view.

I need to understand how the context for meeting slug and semester gets passed. Let me look at how other MDX components handle this.

The meeting info comes from MeetingProvider via context. But for the server component part, I need to get this info from the URL params or pass it via client components. Looking at how the existing TextSubmissionClient does it, it uses useOptionalMeeting() hook.

For the instructor view, I can use the same pattern - the context is available via useOptionalMeeting(). Let me update the text-submission-instructor-view.tsx to use the meeting context instead of requiring props.

Now update the server component to conditionally render the instructor view.

Now let me run the linter and TypeScript checks to make sure everything is correct.

Let me fix that warning.

The issue is that submissions changes on every render because data?.submissions ?? [] creates a new array reference each time. Let me fix this by using useMemo.

Now let's run the lint and TypeScript checks again.

I need to fix the type error. Let me look at line 116 in text-submissions.ts.

The issue is that user.name might be undefined but the function expects string | null. Let me check the user type in auth middleware.

I see that name in AuthUser is string | null | undefined. I need to convert undefined to null in the function call.

All type checks pass. Let me check if the dev server is running.

The dev server is running. Let me check the current task list.

Let me view the completed files to make sure everything is in order.

Let me also verify the final state of the main files.

The implementation is complete. Let me provide a summary of all the changes made:

Summary

I've implemented the instructor view for TextSubmission responses with real-time websocket updates:

Files Created:

1. apps/api/src/routes/admin/text-submissions.ts - Admin API endpoint that:

   • Returns all latest submissions for a given submissionId
   • Includes user info (name, email) via join with users table
   • Includes group member info when applicable
   • Protected with requireRole("instructor", "staff") middleware

2. apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission-instructor-view.tsx - Client component that:

   • Uses SWR to fetch submissions from admin endpoint
   • Subscribes to websocket for textSubmission:submitted events
   • Has amber instructor styling (border/background)
   • Shows empty state when no submissions
   • Dropdown selector showing user name (with partners if grouped)
   • Displays selected response with timestamp and markdown rendering
   • Green connection indicator when websocket is connected

Files Modified:

1. apps/api/src/index.ts - Registered the new admin route
2. apps/api/src/socket.ts - Added textSubmission:submitted event type and emitTextSubmissionSubmitted() function
3. apps/api/src/routes/text-submissions.ts - Emit websocket event after successful POST when meetingSlug is provided
4. apps/web/lib/socket.ts - Added textSubmission:submitted event type to frontend
5. apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission.tsx - Made async, checks shouldShowInstructorContent() to conditionally render either instructor view or student form

How it works:

• Instructors see TextSubmissionInstructorView instead of the input form
• When students submit, the API emits a websocket event to the meeting room
• Instructor view receives the event and refreshes data via SWR mutate
• Falls back to 10-second polling if websocket isn't connected

To run Playwright e2e tests with retries and continuing past failures:

cd testing/e2e && bunx playwright test --retries=1

Key flags:

• --retries=N - Retry failed tests N times
• Playwright continues past failures by default (no --fail-fast)

For CI without the HTML report opening:

cd testing/e2e && CI=true bunx playwright test --retries=1

To also limit which tests run or add more options:

# Run specific project with retries
cd testing/e2e && CI=true bunx playwright test --project=smoke --retries=1

# Run with 2 retries and show only failed tests in output
cd testing/e2e && CI=true bunx playwright test --retries=2 --reporter=line

Yes, line 133 has maxFailures: 1. Override it with --max-failures=0:

cd testing/e2e && CI=true bunx playwright test --retries=1 --max-failures=0

Wait, that won't help - those options are for fetch logging. Let me check if there's custom logging configured.

The logging is from Next.js 15 Turbopack dev server. You can suppress it with the --quiet flag:

Actually, let me check if --quiet is a valid flag - it may not be:

No --quiet flag. Let me revert and try an environment variable approach:

Unfortunately, this verbose request logging is a default behavior in Next.js 15's Turbopack dev server, and there's no official config option or flag to disable it. The logging config in next.config only controls fetch request logging, not HTTP request logging.

Options:

1. Accept it - it's only during development
2. Filter output - pipe through grep to exclude lines (messy)
3. Wait for Next.js - this has been raised as an issue; a future version may add a flag

Would you like me to look into a turbo output filter, or leave it as-is for now?

Found it. Next.js has logging.incomingRequests config. You can disable all request logging or filter by route:

Done. Set incomingRequests: false to disable all request logging.

If you'd prefer to only filter specific noisy routes instead:

logging: {
  incomingRequests: {
    ignore: [/\/api\/auth\/get-session/, /\/testing\//],
  },
},

You'll need to restart the dev server for this to take effect.

Sources:

• next.config.js: logging | Next.js

I see:

• 6 modified files - all related to the TextSubmission instructor view feature and logging config
• 2 untracked files - new files for the instructor view feature

Let me check the new files for any debug statements:

No debug statements found. Here's a summary of changes:

Instructor View for TextSubmission (7 files):

• apps/api/src/routes/admin/text-submissions.ts (NEW) - Admin endpoint for fetching all submissions
• apps/api/src/index.ts - Register admin route
• apps/api/src/socket.ts - Add textSubmission:submitted websocket event
• apps/api/src/routes/text-submissions.ts - Emit websocket on submission
• apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission-instructor-view.tsx (NEW) - Instructor view component
• apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission.tsx - Conditionally render instructor vs student view
• apps/web/lib/socket.ts - Add event type to frontend

Dev Experience (1 file):

• apps/web/next.config.ts - Disable verbose request logging in dev mode

I suggest two commits:

1. Instructor view feature (7 files)
2. Dev logging config (1 file)

Done. Created two commits:

• 09bb336 - Instructor view for TextSubmission with real-time updates (7 files)
• afe3c98 - Disable verbose request logging in Next.js dev mode (1 file)

Let me check the student view to see if there's a count there:

The student view only shows "Version X" (lines 185-191) - that's the student's own submission version number (how many times they've edited), not a count of all responses. No aggregate count is visible to students.

The instructor view shows "(X submitted)" which is the count of all student submissions.

Let me hide the instructor view in print mode:

Done. Added print:hidden to hide the instructor view when printing.

Simple one-line change - adding print:hidden to hide the instructor view when printing. No debug statements.

Done. Committed ee93836 - Hide TextSubmission instructor view in print mode.

Based on the CLAUDE.md, here are the steps for deploying to dev:

Step 1: Push database schema changes (if any)

bun run db:push:dev

Step 2: Build and push Docker images with "dev" tag

./k8s/build-push.sh dev

Step 3: Deploy dev manifests to K8s

./k8s/deploy.sh dev

Want me to run these for you step by step? I'll start with the database schema push.

Good question. Let me check what the database scripts actually do:

The project uses Drizzle's push workflow, not migrations:

• drizzle-kit push - Directly syncs schema to database (no migration files)
• drizzle-kit migrate - Would run migration files, but none exist

So db:push:dev pushes the current schema directly to the dev database. Let me verify what that script does:

Yes, db:push:dev runs drizzle-kit push against the dev database (via port-forward to K8s). It directly syncs the schema - no migration files.

For this deployment, there are no schema changes - we're using the existing textSubmissions table. So we can skip step 1.

Revised steps for dev deployment:

1. Push database schema (skip - no schema changes)
2. Build and push Docker images: ./k8s/build-push.sh dev
3. Deploy to K8s: ./k8s/deploy.sh dev

Ready to start with the build?

Ah, let's set up migrations properly then. Let me check the current Drizzle config:

That's a PostgreSQL notice (not an error) - the foreign key constraint name is too long and gets truncated to 63 characters. It's cosmetic but can be fixed by explicitly naming the constraint in the schema.

Want me to:

1. Ignore it - The migration will work fine, just with a truncated constraint name
2. Fix it - Add explicit shorter constraint names in the schema

Got it. So where are we in the deployment process? Did you generate a new migration, or are we ready to deploy with the existing ones?

The cleanest way is kubectl rollout restart. Let me create a script for that:

Done. Now you can run:

./bin/restart-dev    # Restart dev-web and dev-api
./bin/restart-prod   # Restart web and api (production)

Want me to run ./bin/restart-dev now?

Run this to apply the migration to prod:

./bin/db-migrate-prod

Then restart prod:

./bin/restart-prod

The database already has the schema (from using push before), but Drizzle's migration tracker doesn't know that. You need to baseline - mark existing migrations as applied without running them.

The migration tracking table is empty. We need to baseline the old migrations, then run the new one. Let me check what's in each migration:

We need to mark migrations 0000-0003 as applied (they were done via push), then run 0004. Let me insert the baseline records:

Now run the migration again to apply 0004:

Migration applied. Now restart prod:

./bin/restart-prod

Four new utility scripts (untracked):

• bin/db-migrate-dev - Run migrations on dev database
• bin/db-migrate-prod - Run migrations on prod database
• bin/restart-dev - Restart dev K8s deployments
• bin/restart-prod - Restart prod K8s deployments

No debug statements in these scripts (they're simple bash scripts).

Done. Committed a694153 - Add database migration and deployment restart scripts.

Here's the comma-separated list (26 students):

[email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email], [email]

The text_submissions table doesn't exist in production. Let me check which migration adds it:

The text_submissions table was never migrated to prod. Let me generate and apply a migration:

Now apply it to prod:

Migration applied. Let me verify:

Done. The text_submissions table now exists in production. The API should work now - try refreshing the page.

What error are they seeing? Or should I check the prod logs?

This sounds like an Azure AD app registration issue. Students need to be authorized to use the app. Common causes:

1. User assignment required is set to "Yes" in Azure AD - only explicitly assigned users can sign in
2. Admin consent hasn't been granted for the app
3. Tenant restrictions - app may only allow certain users

What do students see when they try to log in? Is it:

• An Azure error page saying they don't have access?
• A redirect loop?
• Something else?

If it's an Azure "access denied" type error, you'll need to go to the Azure Portal → Enterprise Applications → find your app → Properties → set "User assignment required" to No (or add students to the app's Users and groups).

You're right, that doesn't make sense. Can you describe what "doesn't work" looks like for them?

• Do they see an error message?
• Does the login button do nothing?
• Do they get redirected back without being logged in?
• Does the page just hang?

Or can you have a student share their screen/screenshot?

That sounds like the OAuth flow isn't starting or the callback is failing silently. Let me check the auth setup:

No console errors is strange. Can you ask a student to:

1. Open browser DevTools → Network tab
2. Click the login button
3. See if any network request is made (look for /api/auth/ requests)

If no network request happens at all, it could be:

• JavaScript not loading properly
• A hydration mismatch issue
• The button not being interactive

Also - can they try incognito/private browsing mode? They might have a stale/corrupted session cookie.

"Account not linked" - that's a better-auth error. The student's email already exists in the database (probably from Canvas enrollment sync), but the Microsoft OAuth account isn't linked to it.

Let me check the auth config:

The issue is that students' emails already exist in the database (from Canvas enrollment sync), but better-auth doesn't automatically link OAuth accounts to existing emails by default.

Need to enable account linking:

Now rebuild and deploy:

./k8s/build-push.sh && ./k8s/deploy.sh

Or if you want me to run it:

Two separate issues:

1. Login fix - The account linking change needs to be deployed. Want me to continue the build?

2. GPT 5.2 API error - The Azure OpenAI key/endpoint for GPT 5.2 is invalid. This is a secrets configuration issue in K8s - the AZURE_OPENAI_* env vars for GPT 5.2 need to be checked/updated.

Which do you want to tackle first?

Secrets are managed via k8s/secrets.sh which reads from .env.production.

To update secrets:

1. Edit .env.production with the correct values (GPT 5.2 uses AZURE_OPENAI_CHAT5_ENDPOINT and AZURE_OPENAI_CHAT5_API_KEY)

2. Run the secrets script:

   ./k8s/secrets.sh
   

   It will prompt to delete and recreate the secret.

3. Restart the pods to pick up new secrets:

   ./bin/restart-prod
   

Do you need to update the GPT 5.2 keys in .env.production?

No - dev and prod use the same shared-secrets secret. The only difference is:

• Prod uses DATABASE_URL → usingandunderstanding database
• Dev uses DATABASE_URL_DEV → usingandunderstanding_dev database

All other secrets (Azure AD, OpenAI keys, etc.) are shared between dev and prod.

The GPT 5.2 secrets are set. Let me check the full endpoint value:

The endpoint has a full path: [redacted]

Let me check how the code uses this:

The code looks correct - it POSTs to the endpoint with the api-key header.

The 401 error means either:

1. Wrong API key - the key doesn't match this endpoint
2. Expired subscription - the Azure subscription may have been disabled
3. Wrong endpoint - the URL may have changed

You'll need to verify in the Azure portal that:

• The API key (AZURE_OPENAI_CHAT5_API_KEY) is valid for this resource
• The endpoint URL is correct
• The subscription is active

Is this a new Azure OpenAI resource? The endpoint npvan-mae4q76e-eastus2 doesn't look like yours - maybe it was set up by someone else and access was revoked?

Found the issue! The API keys are different:

Working (.env):

AZURE_OPENAI_CHAT5_[api-key]

Production (current):

AZURE_OPENAI_CHAT5_[api-key]

Need to update .env.production with the correct key, then redeploy secrets:

# Update .env.production, then:
./k8s/secrets.sh
./bin/restart-prod

Want me to update .env.production with the correct key?

I don't know - I didn't set up .env.production. Someone must have either:

1. Copied the wrong key initially
2. The key was rotated in Azure and .env.production wasn't updated

Would you like me to update .env.production with the correct key from your working test script?

I apologize for the error. Let me check all the .env files:

Both [local-hostname] and .env.production have the wrong key. Let me fix both:

Now redeploy the secrets and restart:

Done. The correct API key is now deployed. GPT 5.2 should work now.

Let me investigate this error. First, let me check the existing plan file and then look into the issue:

Let me check the API logs for the actual error:

Found it. The error is:

violates foreign key constraint "text_submissions_session_id_activity_sessions_id_fk"

The session_id value 2026-01-27-ai-scavenger-hunt-spring2026 doesn't exist in the activity_sessions table. The client is constructing a fake session ID. Let me check the code:

The bug is on line 116-118. It's constructing a fake session ID (${meetingSlug}-${semester}) instead of using the actual session ID from the context. Let me check what the activity stages context provides:

You're right. The difference is whether activityStages?.sessionExists is true or false:

• Works: When there's no active session (sessionExists is false/null) → sessionId is null
• Fails: When there IS an active session (sessionExists is true) → constructs fake ID that doesn't exist

The fix is to either get the real session ID from the context, or just pass null. Let me check if the real session ID is available:

The real session IDs are UUIDs like 74ae03e6-2cee-480a-b4f5-3ec0ae1ea8c4, but the code constructs 2026-01-27-ai-scavenger-hunt-spring2026.

Quick fix: Just pass null for sessionId since the FK constraint requires a valid ID:

Now rebuild and deploy:

The fix I made (passing null for sessionId) hasn't been deployed yet. That's likely the issue - by stage 2, the session exists so activityStages?.sessionExists is true, causing the fake session ID to be used.

Want me to continue the build and deploy? Or are you seeing a different error now?

Same issue - the fake session ID 2026-01-27-ai-scavenger-hunt-spring2026 is being used. The fix is ready locally, just needs to be deployed:

Got it. The fix is ready locally:

Changed: apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission-client.tsx - now passes null for sessionId instead of constructing a fake one.

Once you build and deploy, the 500 errors should stop.

Actually, it's a web issue, not API. The fix is in apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission-client.tsx - that's the frontend client code that constructs the request.

So push the web container:

./k8s/build-push.sh  # or just build/push web
./bin/restart-prod   # or just restart web

Created BUGS.md with notes on:

1. Timer continues after stage finishes - needs investigation
2. Session ID bug - fixed locally, needs deploy
3. GPT 5.2 API key - fixed and deployed
4. Account linking - fixed locally, needs deploy

Two fixes still need to be deployed (web container rebuild).

Added to BUGS.md. This could be related to how stageIndex is captured - it might be using the current stage at submit time rather than the stage the component was rendered in.

Added. The TextSubmission component needs to check the user's role from the group activity context and only render for observers.

Added as a feature request. Currently you can pause (temporary) or reset (loses progress) - this would need a "stop and save" that preserves state for a future class.

Modified files:

1. apps/web/components/mdx/text-submission-client.tsx - Fix for session ID bug (pass null instead of fake ID)
2. packages/auth/src/config.ts - Enable account linking for Microsoft OAuth
3. packages/db/drizzle/meta/_journal.json - Updated migration journal

Untracked files:

1. BUGS.md - New file with bug notes
2. packages/db/drizzle/0005_fuzzy_bloodstrike.sql - New migration for text_submissions table
3. packages/db/drizzle/meta/0005_snapshot.json - Migration snapshot

I should ask the user about the untracked files. The migration files should definitely be committed. BUGS.md is a notes file - might want to ask about that.

Let me check for debug statements. </thinking>

Summary of changes:

Modified:

1. text-submission-client.tsx - Fix session ID bug (pass null instead of fake constructed ID)
2. packages/auth/src/config.ts - Enable account linking for Microsoft OAuth login
3. packages/db/drizzle/meta/_journal.json - Migration journal update

Untracked:

1. BUGS.md - Bug tracking notes
2. packages/db/drizzle/0005_fuzzy_bloodstrike.sql - Migration for text_submissions table
3. packages/db/drizzle/meta/0005_snapshot.json - Migration snapshot

Done. Created 3 commits:

• ef238c5 - Add migration for text_submissions table
• fde9a19 - Enable account linking for Microsoft OAuth
• b64dd8d - Fix text submission session ID foreign key error + BUGS.md

You're 4 commits ahead of origin. These fixes still need to be deployed (web container rebuild).