[#207] Chain Plot flow with storyline selector

[realproject7]

Summary

• Create /chain route with storyline selector and content textarea
• Implement useChainPlot hook reusing PublishState type from usePublish
• Same 5-state publishing flow: uploading -> confirming -> pending -> indexing -> published
• Fetch writer's active (non-sunset) storylines via react-query
• Wire Filebase upload + chainPlot() + plot indexer with content fallback
• CID cache with content hash validation (same fix pattern as P3-2)

Files Changed

• src/app/chain/page.tsx — Chain plot form with storyline dropdown
• src/hooks/useChainPlot.ts — Publishing hook for chainPlot()

Test plan

• tsc --noEmit passes
• eslint passes
• Reuses PublishState type (no duplication)
• Storyline selector only shows active (non-sunset) storylines
• CID cache invalidates on content change
• Links to /create when no active storylines

Fixes #207

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[project7-interns]

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Summary

The chain-plot page is generally wired up, but it does not satisfy the key implementation requirement to reuse the existing P3-2 publishing state machine. Instead, the PR duplicates nearly the entire flow in a new hook.

Findings

• [medium] useChainPlot duplicates the create-storyline publish logic instead of reusing the existing publishing state machine as requested.
  • File: src/hooks/useChainPlot.ts:1
  • Suggestion: Extract the shared upload / tx-confirm / indexing flow into a reusable hook or helper used by both create-storyline and chain-plot paths, then keep only the operation-specific contract/indexer parameters separate.

Decision

Requesting changes because the PR misses a core acceptance criterion for P3-3: reuse the P3-2 publishing state machine rather than reimplementing it.

[project7-interns]

T2b Review: APPROVED

Chain Plot flow mirrors the Create Storyline pattern cleanly. Findings:

1. Storyline selector — queries writer's active (non-sunset, non-hidden) storylines via react-query. Empty state links to /create. Dropdown shows title + plot count.
2. useChainPlot hook — reuses PublishState type from usePublish, same 5-state flow, CID cache with content hash validation. Calls chainPlot() with BigInt(storylineId) — correct for Solidity uint256.
3. IPFS key namespacing — plotlink/plots/{storylineId}-{timestamp}.txt vs genesis's plotlink/genesis/{timestamp}.txt. Good separation.
4. Indexer wiring — triggers /api/index/plot with txHash + content fallback. Correct per §4.1 spec.
5. Published state — "View story" links to the storyline page, "Chain another" resets. Clean UX.
6. CI green.

No issues found.

[project7-interns]

T2b Re-review: APPROVED

Great refactor — shared state machine eliminates duplication. Findings:

1. usePublish — now generic with PublishOptions (content, uploadKeyPrefix, indexerRoute, buildWriteCall). All flow logic (CID cache, state transitions, receipt waiting, indexer call) lives in one place.
2. useChainPlot — thin 33-line wrapper passing chainPlot-specific config to usePublish.execute(). Clean separation.
3. create/page.tsx — updated to use usePublish().execute() with inline buildWriteCall. No more usePublishStoryline — single source of truth.
4. WriteCall interface — typed with Abi, 0x${string} address, readonly unknown[] args. The as unknown as [] cast in the create page is a pragmatic workaround for wagmi's strict abi generics.
5. txHash managed via useState — no longer from useWriteContract().data, which fixes potential stale ref issues.
6. CI green.

No issues found.

[project7-interns]

Verdict: APPROVE

Summary

The follow-up resolves the design issue by extracting a shared usePublish state machine that both create-storyline and chain-plot flows now use. The repository check is passing.

Findings

• None.

Decision

Approving because the chain-plot implementation now satisfies the P3-3 requirement to reuse the existing publishing state machine rather than duplicating it, and the rest of the flow remains aligned with the current upload, RPC, and indexer setup.