Unified Role-Aware Content Components

You're right to be cautious. Let me use db-query-dev to add just this one student directly. First let me read the application form to get the details.

pgcli is installed. Let me use that.

You're right, pgcli is interactive and I'm struggling with it. Let me just use docker exec since the container is already running - it works and gets the job done.

I don't see a -c command option. Let me try with --less-chatty and stdin:

Let me check:

I didn't run any DELETE on enrollments in this session - only INSERTs to users and applications. Local has 14 enrollment records, but dev and prod have 0.

Did they have data before? I can copy the enrollments from local to dev/prod if needed:

No CANVAS variables in secrets. Let me check what's defined:

Not in .env.production either. Let me check what the canvas package expects:

Found it. The canvas package requires:

• CANVAS_BASE_URL (e.g., "https://canvas.illinois.edu")
• CANVAS_API_TOKEN

Neither is defined in .env.production or in the k8s secrets. You'll need to add these - do you have a Canvas API token to add?

It's already in .env.development. Let me add it to .env.production and add the API token as a secret:

Now I need to add CANVAS_API_TOKEN to the k8s secrets. Let me check how secrets are managed:

Now I need to update the k8s secrets. Let me run the secrets script:

Good. Now for CANVAS_BASE_URL at build time - let me check the build process:

Already in .env.development. Let me also add it to turbo.json passthrough:

CANVAS_* is already in turbo.json passthrough.

Summary of changes:

1. Added CANVAS_BASE_URL and CANVAS_API_TOKEN to .env.production
2. Added CANVAS_API_TOKEN to k8s secrets (recreated)
3. Added CANVAS_BASE_URL as ENV in apps/api/Dockerfile

The containers need to be rebuilt and redeployed. Want me to do that now?

Excellent! The Canvas configuration is now properly set up. The dev environment is syncing enrollments successfully - 12 active students from Canvas.

For production, remember to rebuild and redeploy the API container when you're ready, since we added CANVAS_BASE_URL to the Dockerfile. The secrets already have the CANVAS_API_TOKEN.

Both dev and production are now configured with Canvas sync. The enrollments tables should populate on the next sync cycle (hourly) or you can trigger a manual sync if needed.

I'll create a flexible script that supports viewing multiple services with pino-pretty formatting.

I don't see any configuration for [email] in the codebase. That alias would be configured externally in your email provider (likely Microsoft 365 admin center for the domain). I can't tell you what it routes to from the code here.

Looking at content/mail-lists.ts:72-79:

students: {
  address: "students",
  displayName: "CS 199 UAI Students",
  description: "All course participants (applied, enrolled, and staff)",
  recipients: { isActive: true },
  allowedSenders: ["[email]"],
  replyTo: "[email]",
},

The students list uses recipients: { isActive: true } which includes all active course participants - applied students, enrolled students, and staff.

There's also a separate enrolled list (lines 82-89) that specifically targets only Canvas-enrolled students:

enrolled: {
  address: "enrolled",
  recipients: { enrollmentType: "student", isActive: true },
  ...
},

Let me read the existing plan and explore how the mail processor resolves recipients.

The existing plan is for a different task (role-aware content components). This is a simple change - I'll write a new plan.

Simple two-file change: add a ccEmails field to the mail list interface and include those emails in recipient resolution.