Feature/ab#32339 align ai scoring access and prompt controls#2130
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Pull request overview
This pull request aligns the AI scoring and prompt tooling flow with the access-control and prompt-discipline model we want long term. It tightens server-side permission and feature gating for AI regenerate actions and prompt capture, standardizes the reviewer posture across the
v1prompts, and centralizes prompt-type identifiers so prompt execution and prompt capture do not drift apart.It also updates the review/assessment UI flow around AI scoring so the action bar, assessment scores widget, and application details page all reflect the same feature/permission state. The net effect is a cleaner scoring experience for reviewers and a safer prompt/debugging workflow in development.
Changes:
v1prompt posture and restored generic guardrails to keep outputs conservative without overfitting