A big day on the Parthenon platform with two distinct workstreams landing in parallel: a fully-featured emoji reaction system for the collaborative messaging layer, and a comprehensive 136-test import suite designed to stress-test every data ingestion pathway the platform supports — including some deliberately nasty adversarial inputs.
Today was a focused, high-output session centered entirely on one major architectural shift: evolving the GIS Explorer from a hardcoded COVID-19 dashboard into a fully generalized spatial analytics tool capable of visualizing any condition in the OMOP CDM. Eighteen commits across the full stack — Python AI service, Laravel backend, and React frontend — tell the story of a component suite that went from COVID-specific to condition-agnostic in a single day.
A massive day across the Parthenon platform — we shipped a comprehensive database architecture documentation suite (complete with a live /db report and db:audit command), overhauled the GIS data import subsystem with a new schema and permission model, and replaced Chroma Studio's 2D scatter plot with a full 3D WebGL point cloud visualization powered by Three.js and a server-side PCA→UMAP projection pipeline.