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What this changes

Rebuilds Analytics chart primitives with labeled axes, readable scales, exact hover and keyboard values, horizontal ranked distributions, collapsed data tables, and theme-safe styling. Sprint analytics distinguishes unavailable history from zero, shows scope and ideal lines through sprint end, supports burn down and burn up, and adds a forecast only when enough reliable history exists.

Why

The previous charts rendered floating lines and unlabeled vertical bars that were difficult to interpret. The redesigned charts follow established cycle, project, burn-down, and burn-up reporting conventions and avoid fabricating historical scope when reliable capture is unavailable.

How you know it works

  • bun run verify: green, including 2,065 web tests
  • Production build: green, 103/103 pages generated
  • Analytics Playwright suite: 4/4 green
  • Focused core analytics: 36/36 green
  • Manual light and dark review at 1680x1000 for Overview, distributions, Sprints, People, and the shared Sprint page

Screenshots

Before: unlabeled floating lines, vertical bars without category axes, and unavailable history displayed as zero.

After: visible x/y axes and units, horizontal ranked categories, separate delivery flow and inventory scales, sprint burn down/up with scope and ideal lines, honest unavailable history, accessible exact values, and collapsed data tables. Light and dark screenshots were captured during browser verification and are included in the implementation handoff.

Checklist

  • bun run verify is green, all four checks
  • Tests added or updated, and they fail without the change
  • No comments added to code, and no em-dash characters anywhere
  • No any, no non-null assertions
  • External input remains parsed with shared Zod schemas
  • Authorization remains enforced on the server through packages/shared/src/policy
  • No documentation or configuration change is required
  • No database schema change; the main schema release guard remains unchanged

Anything reviewers should know

The chart leaves dates without a trustworthy scope baseline blank and explains why. It does not backfill false zeros. Forecast is withheld until at least three reliable working-day observations exist and the fitted burn slope is negative.

Greptile Summary

The PR rebuilds analytics chart primitives with labeled axes, accessible exact values, horizontal distributions, and theme-safe presentation. It also distinguishes unavailable sprint history from zero and aligns burn trajectories with the sprint’s exclusive end boundary.

  • Adds reusable chart axes, legends, tooltips, keyboard navigation, and collapsed data tables.
  • Adds sprint scope, ideal, burn-up, burn-down, and qualified forecast series.
  • Aligns server and client sprint-end calculations and expands analytics regression coverage.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge.

No blocking failure remains.

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
apps/web/src/features/analytics/charts/line-plot.tsx Rebuilds line charts with labeled scales, availability gaps, legends, exact-value interaction, and accessible tabular data.
apps/web/src/features/analytics/charts/bar-plot.tsx Converts category distributions into readable horizontal ranked bars with explicit values and axes.
apps/web/src/features/analytics/sprint-lens.tsx Adds burn modes, scope and ideal trajectories, availability annotations, and history-qualified forecasting.
packages/core/src/analytics/sprints.ts Aligns burn generation with the sprint’s exclusive end date, resolving the previously reported extra endpoint.
packages/core/tests/analytics/sprints.test.ts Adds regression coverage confirming midnight-ending sprints stop on the final included date.

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  • apps/web/src/features/analytics/charts/line-plot.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/people-lens.test.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/sprint-lens.test.tsx
  • packages/core/src/analytics/burndown.ts
  • packages/core/src/analytics/sprints.ts
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Analytics now models unavailable sprint history and semantic state categories. Web charts use responsive axes, legends, expandable tables, annotations, and forecasts. Analytics lenses pass the new chart data and labels. Tests cover the updated analytics and chart behavior.

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Analytics visualization

Layer / File(s) Summary
Analytics data contracts and cohort semantics
packages/core/src/analytics/..., apps/web/src/features/analytics/contracts.ts, packages/core/tests/analytics/...
Sprint burn points now expose availability. State distributions and drilldowns use validated workflow-state categories. Burndown calculations exclude the cycle end boundary.
Chart geometry and accessibility primitives
apps/web/src/features/analytics/charts/..., apps/web/tests/features/analytics/bar-plot.test.tsx, apps/web/tests/features/analytics/line-plot.test.tsx
Bar and line plots now support responsive geometry, axis guides, structured legends, unavailable points, expandable tables, keyboard navigation, and annotations.
Sprint burn tracking and forecasting
apps/web/src/features/analytics/sprint-lens.tsx, apps/web/tests/features/analytics/sprint-lens.test.tsx
Sprint charts calculate working-day forecasts, mark unavailable history, extend ideal lines, and render scope and forecast series.
Analytics lens integration
apps/web/src/features/analytics/overview-lens.tsx, apps/web/src/features/analytics/people-lens.tsx, apps/web/src/features/analytics/projects-lens.tsx, apps/web/tests/features/analytics/overview-lens.test.tsx, apps/web/tests/features/analytics/people-lens.test.tsx
Analytics lenses pass axis labels and availability metadata. Overview separates delivery and open-work charts.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 95a19

This update can misrepresent scoped person or team burn history when membership observations do not match the selected scope, while the unavailable-history path is not covered by the integration fixture. Merge should wait for correction or explicit owner acceptance, with coverage for unavailable history.

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  participant SprintLens
  participant SprintBurn
  participant LinePlot
  participant PlotFrame
  SprintLens->>SprintBurn: read available burn points
  SprintLens->>SprintLens: calculate ideal and forecast series
  SprintLens->>LinePlot: pass annotated chart series
  LinePlot->>PlotFrame: render guides, legends, and data table
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In `@apps/web/tests/features/analytics/people-lens.test.tsx`:
- Line 101: Add an unavailable sprint point to the integration fixture used by
the people-lens test, set its available flag to false, and assert that the
rendered chart preserves the resulting gap. Keep the existing available points
and assertions, targeting the fixture and chart assertions around
PersonalSprintBurn.

In `@packages/core/src/analytics/sprints.ts`:
- Around line 466-473: Update observedMemberships in the sprint analytics flow
to apply the same personId and teamId scope predicates used by attributed before
computing availableFrom. Ensure memberships from other people or teams cannot
affect the scoped availability baseline, and add regression tests covering both
person- and team-filtered burn series.
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  • apps/web/src/features/analytics/charts/bar-plot.tsx
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  • apps/web/src/features/analytics/charts/plot-guides.tsx
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  • apps/web/src/features/analytics/overview-lens.tsx
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  • apps/web/src/features/analytics/projects-lens.tsx
  • apps/web/src/features/analytics/sprint-lens.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/bar-plot.test.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/line-plot.test.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/overview-lens.test.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/people-lens.test.tsx
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/sprint-lens.test.tsx
  • packages/core/src/analytics/drilldown.ts
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Comment thread apps/web/tests/features/analytics/people-lens.test.tsx
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Comment thread apps/web/src/features/analytics/sprint-lens.tsx
Cover the personal sprint burn gap that unavailable history produces, hold
the capture baseline cycle wide for a person scoped burn, and prove the
ideal line already reaches zero when a sprint ends on a weekend.

Also make the unavailable dates note read correctly for a single date.
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Note on the remaining Greptile summary item, Weekend endpoint stays above zero. The inline thread is answered and resolved; recording the evidence here since the summary still repeats it.

The claim is that a weekend sprint end shares Friday's working-day index, so the strict < comparison skips the synthetic zero endpoint and leaves the ideal line above zero. The premise about the index is right, the conclusion is not: the server has already driven the ideal to zero at that index, so there is nothing left for a synthetic endpoint to correct.

burnFor computes ideal as idealRemaining(initialScope, workingDaysBetween(baselineDay, point.date) - 1, plannedWorkingDays - 1) with plannedWorkingDays = workingDaysBetween(baselineDay, sprintFinalDay). A weekend day contributes no working day, so Friday and the following Saturday share the working-day count from the baseline too. That makes dayIndex === totalDays, daysLeft clamps to zero, and the ideal is exactly 0.

Two tests now pin this from both sides:

  • packages/core/tests/analytics/sprints.test.ts, reaches zero ideal remaining on the last working day of a weekend ending sprint: a real sprint from 2026-08-03 to 2026-08-16T00:00Z, whose final day is Saturday 2026-08-15. The server puts ideal at 0 on Friday 2026-08-14 (working day 10) and 0 on the Saturday end.
  • apps/web/tests/features/analytics/sprint-lens.test.tsx, keeps the ideal line at zero when the sprint ends on a weekend: the chart renders no sprint-end-ideal point and the ideal at 2026-08-15 reads 0.

Applying the suggested <= makes the second test fail, because it appends a second zero point at the same x as an existing zero point. It is redundant rather than harmful, but it is not a fix.

Comment thread packages/core/src/analytics/sprints.ts
A cycle spans a half-open interval: the overlap guard lets back-to-back
sprints share the boundary instant, and a fourteen day sprint ends
fourteen days after it starts. Deriving the last burn day from the raw
endsAt therefore claimed a day that belongs to the next sprint, and it
disagreed with the ideal horizon, which already excluded that instant.

Both the sprint burn and the cycle burndown now end on the last day the
sprint actually covers.
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