{% extends "base.html" %}
{# The human title the page's own <h1> already computes (line ~34, non-pending branch) — the same
   fallback chain, reused rather than recomputed, so the tab and the heading can never disagree
   (#241). Before an objective exists (pending, or an analysis that failed before writing one), the
   slug is still the only human name there is. #}
{% block title %}{{ slug if pending else (s.understood.objective if s.understood.objective else s.slug) }} — Requivo{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
<p><a class="backlink" href="/">← All requests</a></p>

{# The bundled sample announces itself before anything it contains (#226). Above the pending split
   on purpose: both branches are reachable for it and both need the claim, and a template that asks
   the same question in two places will eventually answer it two ways. `is_example` is set at the
   top level by `session_page` for exactly that. #}
{% if is_example %}
<div class="notice info example-note" role="note">
  <strong>{{ example_badge }}</strong> — this is the sample that ships with Requivo, not a session
  you created. A real, messy client email was reasoned once by a real run, and what you see below is
  replayed from the bundled payload: reading the understanding, the questions and what rests on what
  costs no API key and makes no network call.
  <br>Refining it or generating a document does need a key — those reach the provider like any other
  session, because this is an ordinary session in your workspace, not a read-only exhibit.
</div>
{% endif %}

{% if pending %}
<h1>{{ slug }}</h1>
<p><span class="badge">Awaiting analysis</span></p>
{% if analysis_failed %}
{# The whole point of #207: the request below is saved, and the button below that still works. #}
<div class="notice danger" role="alert">
  <strong>Your request was saved.</strong> The analysis did not run: {{ analysis_failed }}
  {% if analysis_failed_path %}
  {# The saved-reply path (#283) rides its own query parameter, untruncated, precisely so it is
     never cut off mid-filename the way it was inside the notice above (#362). #}
  <br>The reply that failed validation was saved to <code>{{ analysis_failed_path }}</code>.
  {% endif %}
  <br>Retry it below, or analyse it from the CLI or Claude Code — they read the same session.
</div>
{# A failed analysis can still have spent tokens (#253) — the model never advanced past revision 0,
   but the call was billed, and the retry page has to say so rather than implying the failure was
   free. A no-op include on every ordinary "create only" visit, which passes no `usage` at all. #}
{% include "_usage.html" %}
{% endif %}
<h2>The request</h2>
{# The client's own words -- see the note in base.html. #}
<blockquote class="request" lang="">{{ request_text }}</blockquote>
{% if provider.available %}
<form method="post" action="/sessions/{{ slug }}/discover">
  {% include "_csrf.html" %}
  {# Same call, same promise — see the note beside the create form in `home.html` (#236). This page
     had no spinner at all, so with JavaScript on there was nothing between the click and the result. #}
  <div class="toolbar"><button class="btn" type="submit">Analyse request</button>
    <span class="muted">Usually under a minute — reading the request and building a first
      understanding.</span>
    <span class="spinner" role="status">Reading the request…</span></div>
</form>
{% else %}
<div class="notice info">{{ provider.reason }} You can analyse this request from Claude Code or the
CLI — they read the same session.</div>
{% endif %}

{% else %}
{# The objective is the engine's prose, in the request's language; the slug fallback is neither, and
   an unknown language is the truthful claim for both.
   The `{% raw %}{% block title %}{% endraw %}` at the top of this file is deliberately left untagged,
   and *not* because a `<title>` cannot carry `lang` -- it is a global attribute and it can. Two real
   constraints: `<title>`'s content model is text, so there is no element to wrap the objective alone
   in; and the string it renders is that objective concatenated with " — Requivo", so no single
   `lang` value is true of the whole of it, and `lang=""` on the element would declare the product's
   own name to be of unknown language on every page extending base.html. The tab therefore keeps the
   document's `en`, which is wrong for the objective half and right for the rest. A stated gap rather
   than an oversight, pinned by `test_the_tab_title_is_a_stated_gap_rather_than_an_oversight` so that
   changing the decision goes red beside the reason. #}
<h1 lang="">{{ s.understood.objective if s.understood.objective else s.slug }}</h1>
{# State at a glance, beside the title, so the page answers "where is this?" before it is scrolled.
   Every value here is already computed and already stated in full further down — this is a summary
   of the page, never a second source for it. #}
{% set open_count = s.questions|length + s.more_questions|length %}
<div class="page-meta">
  {% if s.readiness.ready %}<span class="badge ok">Ready</span>
  {% else %}<span class="badge warn">Not ready</span>{% endif %}
  {% if open_count %}<span class="badge">{{ open_count }} open question{{ '' if open_count == 1 else 's' }}</span>{% endif %}
  {% if s.primary_artifact and s.primary_artifact.stale %}<span class="badge danger">Needs updating</span>{% endif %}
  <span class="page-meta-slug">{{ s.slug }}</span>
</div>
<h2 class="quiet">The request</h2>
<blockquote class="request" lang="">{{ s.request_text }}</blockquote>

{% include "sessions/_session.html" %}
{% endif %}

<details class="danger-zone">
  <summary>Danger zone</summary>
  <p class="muted">Deleting a session is permanent — there is no trash.
    <a href="/sessions/{{ slug if pending else s.slug }}/export">Export it first</a> if you might
    want it again.</p>
  <a class="btn danger small" href="/sessions/{{ slug if pending else s.slug }}/delete">Delete this session…</a>
</details>
{% endblock %}