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Summary

AGENTS.md §4.1 lists "stress shows a confident score on ~20 min of data" as the one honesty bug still open. It isn't open:

• It's Stress score shows a confident number on near-zero data while Stress Index correctly shows "—" #148 (closed 2026-08-02). The 76 shown on ~20 min of sitting came from the 100 - readiness fallback, which adb51173 removed.
• Stress now comes only from the Baevsky SI (analytics stress_si.dart) over the sleep window's beats, mapped to 0–100 in onehz_pipeline.dart.
• The stager scores a night only from 60 min of sleep (AdvancedSleepStager.minSleepMin, 90 min in the daytime), so 20 minutes of sitting can't produce a score.

Reviewers and agents use this file, so a false "open" item sends them looking for a bug that's gone. This replaces the sentence with what is true now. One paragraph of AGENTS.md; no code.

Testing

Docs only. I checked the claims against the code at the pinned analytics SHA (3a7ca34d): the SI's ≥200-beat window gate, minSleepMin = 60, daytimeMinSleepMin = 90, and no stress fallback left in local_repository_impl.dart.

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Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Update AGENTS.md to clarify that the previously reported short-data stress scoring issue is fixed, while documenting the conditions under which stress scores can still be produced.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Clarified that stress scores use Baevsky SI from beats recorded during a scored night, with no fallback score based on readiness.
  • Auto-detected nights require at least 60 minutes of sleep, or 90 minutes for daytime sleep. User-entered sleep windows bypass these duration requirements.

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Reviewer's Guide

Documentation

Update AGENTS.md to clarify that the short-data stress report was fixed by removing the readiness fallback, while noting that user-entered sleep windows can still produce a score without the auto-detection duration gates.

• AGENTS.md L160-164

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Walkthrough

AGENTS.md replaces an open-issue note with a description of stress scoring based on the Baevsky SI and the sleep-duration thresholds for auto-detected nights. User-entered sleep windows bypass those thresholds.

Changes: Stress scoring documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Document stress scoring AGENTS.md	The documentation states that stress uses the Baevsky SI over a scored night’s beats. Auto-detected nights require 60 minutes of sleep at night or 90 minutes during daytime. User-entered sleep windows bypass these thresholds.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~4 minutes

Change: Other

Suggested reviewers: abdulsaheel

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 82707

This change only updates documentation. It now correctly says the sleep-duration thresholds apply to auto-detected nights, and no remaining merge-blocking risk is evident.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title says the AGENTS.md file lists a fixed stress bug as still open. The PR removes that claim from §4.1. The raw summary and objectives confirm the change is a documentation-only edit to AGENTS.…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Explanation

The title says the AGENTS.md file lists a fixed stress bug as still open. The PR removes that claim from §4.1. The raw summary and objectives confirm the change is a documentation-only edit to AGENTS.md §4.1 that drops the open-bug claim about a stress score from about 20 minutes of data, which followed the removal of the 100 - readiness fallback. The title is specific and matches the main change. It uses a 'docs:' prefix and fits the short, single-sentence format. It does not name the stress-fallback removal or the sleep-window gates, but that detail is not required.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @AGENTS.md:
- Around line 162-163: Update the sleep-duration guidance around the Baevsky SI
description to clarify that the 60-minute nighttime and 90-minute daytime gates
apply to automatic detection, not every scored night. Document that a
user-asserted window bypasses these gates and that a valid SI requires only one
qualifying 200-beat window.

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Qualify the sleep-duration gates.

These gates apply to automatic detection, not every scored night. A user-asserted window bypasses them, and a valid SI needs only one qualifying 200-beat window. A short asserted window can therefore produce a stress score. Document this exception rather than presenting 60 or 90 minutes as a universal safeguard. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 162 - 163:
Update the sleep-duration guidance around the Baevsky SI description to clarify that the 60-minute nighttime and 90-minute daytime gates apply to automatic detection, not every scored night. Document that a user-asserted window bypasses these gates and that a valid SI requires only one qualifying 200-beat window.

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Hey - I've found 2 issues

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="AGENTS.md" line_range="161-162" />
<code_context>
-"no strap found". One is still open: stress shows a confident score on ~20 min of
-data.
+"no strap found". The "confident stress score on ~20 min of data" report (#148)
+was the `100 - readiness` fallback, removed in `adb51173`: stress now comes only
+from the Baevsky SI over a scored night's beats, and a night is scored only from
+60 min of sleep (90 min in the daytime).
 **Ask on any metric diff:** what does this return when the input is missing or
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Fallback remains listed as active**

The new sentence says the fallback was removed, but §4.1 still lists “two copies of a `100 - readiness` stress fallback” under “Instances” in the section describing what “actually ships broken here.” Reviewers and agents therefore still see the fixed fallback presented as an active bug.

Mark the two fallback copies as historical/resolved, or remove them from the active instances list.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="AGENTS.md" line_range="163" />
<code_context>
+"no strap found". The "confident stress score on ~20 min of data" report (#148)
+was the `100 - readiness` fallback, removed in `adb51173`: stress now comes only
+from the Baevsky SI over a scored night's beats, and a night is scored only from
+60 min of sleep (90 min in the daytime).
 **Ask on any metric diff:** what does this return when the input is missing or
 thin? Anything other than null/"—"/an honest low-confidence envelope is a bug.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Short overrides remain scorable**

When a user supplies a sleep override shorter than 60 minutes that contains enough clean beats for the SI window gate, a manually overridden sleep window can be shorter than 60 minutes, but `prepareDerivationPayload` passes overrides to `calendarDays` and the stress pipeline computes Baevsky SI from the resulting sleep-window beats. The stated minimum therefore does not cover every scored night, so the blanket claim that a night is scored only from 60 minutes of sleep is inaccurate.

Qualify the minimum-duration statement as applying to automatically staged nights, or verify and document how short manual overrides are handled.
</issue_to_address>

Sourcery assessment

Approval pending. 2 findings to address first.

Blocking findings: AGENTS.md:162, AGENTS.md:163

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🟡 Medium · Fallback remains listed as active

The new sentence says the fallback was removed, but §4.1 still lists “two copies of a 100 - readiness stress fallback” under “Instances” in the section describing what “actually ships broken here.” Reviewers and agents therefore still see the fixed fallback presented as an active bug.

Mark the two fallback copies as historical/resolved, or remove them from the active instances list.

Prompt for AI agents

In `AGENTS.md` at lines 161-162:

**Fallback remains listed as active**

The new sentence says the fallback was removed, but §4.1 still lists “two copies of a `100 - readiness` stress fallback” under “Instances” in the section describing what “actually ships broken here.” Reviewers and agents therefore still see the fixed fallback presented as an active bug.

Mark the two fallback copies as historical/resolved, or remove them from the active instances list.