member-console/internal/server/operator.go

// SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Commercial
// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2025-2026 Christian Galo

package server

import (
	"context"
	"database/sql"
	"errors"
	"log/slog"
	"net/http"
	"regexp"
	"strings"

	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/auth"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/billing"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/config"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/entitlements"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/forms"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/identity"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/instance"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/integration"
	stripedb "git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/integrations/stripe/store"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/organization"
	"git.coopcloud.tech/wiki-cafe/member-console/internal/web"
)

// OperatorHandler handles the main operator page
type OperatorHandler struct {
	AuthConfig    *auth.Config
	Logger        *slog.Logger
	Templates     *SafeTemplates
	Database      *sql.DB // for the registry-driven Integration nav on the landing surface
	BillingQ      billing.Querier
	EntitlementsQ entitlements.Querier
	OrgQ          organization.Querier
	IdentityQ     identity.Querier
	// IntegrationQ backs the landing surface's System panel (registered
	// providers + outbox health). Derived from Database in the constructor;
	// a separate field so tests can inject a fake without a live database.
	IntegrationQ integration.Querier
	// IntegrationConfigs backs the System panel's configuration-readiness
	// signal (configurationReadiness) — the same declared-config list the
	// Integrations list and the per-integration settings page read.
	IntegrationConfigs []IntegrationConfigInfo
	// StripeQ backs the setup checklist's Stripe-price-mapping predicate
	// (AnyMappedPrice), composed with BillingQ.AnyActivePrice to derive the
	// conditional "sync a price to Stripe" step (setup_state.go). Derived
	// from Database in the constructor, matching IntegrationQ.
	StripeQ stripedb.Querier
	// InstanceSettings backs the setup banner's dismissal (design D12/D28):
	// DeriveSetupState reads SetupBannerDismissed through it. Derived from
	// Database in the constructor, matching IntegrationQ and StripeQ; nil
	// degrades to "never dismissed" rather than panicking (tests that build
	// an OperatorHandler by hand, as most do here, don't need to wire it).
	InstanceSettings *instance.Store
	// StripeMode is the mode derived from the Stripe API key at boot
	// ("test", "live", or "" when no key is configured); the overview's
	// Stripe row labels it (see Config.StripeMode).
	StripeMode string
}

// OperatorHandlerConfig holds configuration for the operator handler
type OperatorHandlerConfig struct {
	AuthConfig         *auth.Config
	Logger             *slog.Logger
	Database           *sql.DB
	BillingQ           billing.Querier
	EntitlementsQ      entitlements.Querier
	OrgQ               organization.Querier
	IdentityQ          identity.Querier
	IntegrationConfigs []IntegrationConfigInfo
	StripeMode         string
}

// NewOperatorHandler creates a new OperatorHandler
func NewOperatorHandler(cfg OperatorHandlerConfig) (*OperatorHandler, error) {
	// operator.html dispatches to its body template through renderBody; the
	// set also holds the lookup-result and setup-checklist partials the
	// landing region and GetSetupPage render.
	tmpl, err := web.OperatorTemplates(web.CoreTemplates(), web.OperatorOptions{})
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	return &OperatorHandler{
		AuthConfig:         cfg.AuthConfig,
		Logger:             cfg.Logger,
		Templates:          NewSafeTemplates(tmpl, cfg.Logger),
		Database:           cfg.Database,
		BillingQ:           cfg.BillingQ,
		EntitlementsQ:      cfg.EntitlementsQ,
		OrgQ:               cfg.OrgQ,
		IdentityQ:          cfg.IdentityQ,
		IntegrationQ:       integration.New(cfg.Database),
		IntegrationConfigs: cfg.IntegrationConfigs,
		StripeQ:            stripedb.New(cfg.Database),
		InstanceSettings:   instance.NewStore(cfg.Database),
		StripeMode:         cfg.StripeMode,
	}, nil
}

// RegisterRoutes registers operator routes
func (h *OperatorHandler) RegisterRoutes(mux *http.ServeMux) {
	mux.HandleFunc("GET /operator", h.requireOperatorRole(h.GetOperatorPage))
	// The lookup is a search form (spec operator-panel-navigation): a
	// native GET with a true no-JS fallback, never a mutation route.
	mux.HandleFunc("GET /operator/lookup", h.requireOperatorRole(h.OperatorLookup))
	mux.HandleFunc("GET /operator/setup", h.requireOperatorRole(h.GetSetupPage))
}

// requireOperatorRole is middleware that checks for the operator role
func (h *OperatorHandler) requireOperatorRole(next http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc {
	return RequireOperatorRole(h.AuthConfig, h.Logger, next)
}

// RequireOperatorRole wraps next so it only runs for a request whose session
// holds the operator-member role; otherwise it responds 403 and logs the
// denial. Exported (beyond the OperatorHandler/OperatorPartialsHandler
// methods that delegate to it below) so an integration registering its own
// operator surface — design.md Decision 8; e.g.
// internal/integrations/fedwiki/web's read-only sites page — gates it with
// the same check core's operator pages use, instead of duplicating the
// role check inline.
func RequireOperatorRole(authConfig *auth.Config, logger *slog.Logger, next http.HandlerFunc) http.HandlerFunc {
	return func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
		if !authConfig.HasRole(r, OperatorRole) {
			logger.Warn("operator access denied",
				slog.String("path", r.URL.Path),
				slog.String("reason", "missing operator-member role"))
			http.Error(w, "Forbidden", http.StatusForbidden)
			return
		}
		next(w, r)
	}
}

// OperatorPageData holds data for the operator page template.
type OperatorPageData struct {
	Name               string
	Username           string
	Email              string
	KeycloakAccountURL string
	// IAPosition is the positional tuple `<group>:<capability>[:<instance>]`
	// declared by every operator page per the breadcrumb requirement. The
	// landing surface declares `runtime:landing` since it sits in the
	// runtime group as the curated hot-path entry point.
	IAPosition string
	// ActiveCapability is the sidebar-link key the current page belongs to
	// ("organizations", "grants", ...). Drives the sidebar `active` class.
	// Empty on the landing surface (Overview light up).
	ActiveCapability string
	// BodyTemplate names the partial template to render inside <main>. When
	// non-empty the operator.html shell dispatches via renderBody; when
	// empty it renders the curated landing surface.
	BodyTemplate string
	BodyData     any
	// Activity is the unified-timeline rows for the landing surface's
	// "Recent activity" section (operator-composite-expansion D4), windowed
	// to ActivityNav's current page. Populated only on the landing branch;
	// nil/empty on MPA pages.
	Activity []ActivityEvent
	// ActivityNav pages the activity feed like the composite's Tier changes
	// (overview-consistency D5, round 2): loadRecentActivity windows the
	// merged feed to the requested page and names that page's rows,
	// replacing the old ?limit parameter.
	ActivityNav ListNav
	// Overview holds the landing surface's "At a glance" counts and "System"
	// signals. Populated only on the landing branch; the zero value renders
	// the surface's empty states, which is what MPA pages get.
	Overview OverviewData
	// Setup is the setup checklist's derived state. The landing surface
	// reads it for the dismissible summary banner (rendered ahead of the
	// lookup, only while Setup.ShowBanner); GetSetupPage (operator_setup.go)
	// reads it for the full checklist page. Populated only on the landing
	// branch; the zero value's ShowBanner is false, so MPA pages render no
	// banner (they have none to report).
	Setup SetupState
	// Lookup state for the landing-surface lookup affordance. LookupTerm
	// retains the operator's input on re-render so they can edit and
	// re-submit; LookupCandidates / LookupOrgCandidates are populated on
	// ambiguous matches; LookupNoMatch is set on zero-match. Unique
	// matches don't end up here — they 303-redirect to the resolved
	// detail page.
	LookupTerm              string
	LookupCandidates        []LookupCandidateViewModel
	LookupOrgCandidates     []LookupOrgCandidateViewModel
	LookupInvoiceCandidates []LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel
	LookupNoMatch           bool
	// LookupForm is the lookup declaration bound to LookupTerm
	// (form-library, spec operator-panel-navigation "The landing surface's
	// lookup is a search form").
	LookupForm forms.FormView
	// FlashSuccess carries a create-then-land confirmation (design D20; ACC
	// round 2, review item 31/33: "a success toast, not a banner") into the
	// shell's persistent #successToast, server-rendered so it shows on this
	// page's very first load — a fresh top-level navigation from the
	// create panel's HX-Redirect, not an htmx-driven exchange the ordinary
	// HX-Trigger toast convention (fireSuccessToast) could reach. Set only
	// for a ?flash=created landing; empty otherwise, leaving the toast at
	// its default "Done." body and unshown.
	FlashSuccess string
}

// LookupCandidateViewModel represents one candidate person in the
// disambiguation list rendered when a lookup term matches multiple
// persons by name substring.
type LookupCandidateViewModel struct {
	PersonID    string
	DisplayName string
	Email       string
}

// LookupOrgCandidateViewModel represents one candidate organization in the
// disambiguation list rendered when a lookup term matches no person but
// several organizations by name substring (design D2).
type LookupOrgCandidateViewModel struct {
	OrgID     string
	Name      string
	OrgType   string
	OwnerName string
}

// LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel represents one candidate invoice in the
// disambiguation list rendered when a lookup term matches exactly one
// invoice number shared by several invoices across billing accounts — an
// invoice number is unique only per billing account (operator-panel-
// navigation design D4), so several organizations can carry the same one.
type LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel struct {
	InvoiceID     string
	InvoiceNumber string
	OrgID         string
	OrgName       string
	IssuedAt      string
}

// lookupClass names one record class the landing-surface lookup affordance
// can resolve. It serves two purposes that must never drift apart (design
// D4): the no-match sentence names every class the registry actually
// resolves (lookupNoMatchClasses, generated from this slice so it can never
// disagree with the code), and TestLookupRegistryCoversManifest asserts
// every detail route in the capture manifest (test/e2e/screens/manifest.go)
// has an entry here, so a record class joins the set the day it gains a
// page. LinkPrefix matches that manifest's Instance.LinkPrefix for the
// class's detail route.
//
// Order here is the sentence's reading order (People, Organizations, the
// Products group in its own page-header order, then Billing) — a separate
// concern from resolveLookupTerm's resolution PRECEDENCE (exact key ->
// exact invoice number -> persons -> organizations, entity-keys §5 /
// design D4), which decides which class wins when a term could plausibly
// resolve more than one way.
type lookupClass struct {
	ClassName  string
	LinkPrefix string
}

// lookupRegistry is the ordered set of record classes the lookup affordance
// resolves. See lookupClass's doc comment for what "ordered" means here.
var lookupRegistry = []lookupClass{
	{ClassName: "person", LinkPrefix: "/operator/persons/"},
	{ClassName: "organization", LinkPrefix: "/operator/organizations/"},
	{ClassName: "product", LinkPrefix: "/operator/products/"},
	{ClassName: "entitlement set", LinkPrefix: "/operator/entitlement-sets/"},
	{ClassName: "plan ladder", LinkPrefix: "/operator/plan-ladders/"},
	{ClassName: "invoice", LinkPrefix: "/operator/billing/invoices/"},
}

// lookupNoMatchClasses renders "person, organization, product, entitlement
// set, plan ladder, or invoice" from lookupRegistry (design D4: "the
// no-match sentence SHALL name the classes, generated from the resolver
// registry so it cannot disagree with the code").
func lookupNoMatchClasses() string {
	names := make([]string, len(lookupRegistry))
	for i, c := range lookupRegistry {
		names[i] = c.ClassName
	}
	return joinWithOr(names)
}

// joinWithOr renders a natural-language list with no Oxford-comma
// ambiguity: "a", "a or b", "a, b, or c".
func joinWithOr(items []string) string {
	switch len(items) {
	case 0:
		return ""
	case 1:
		return items[0]
	case 2:
		return items[0] + " or " + items[1]
	default:
		return strings.Join(items[:len(items)-1], ", ") + ", or " + items[len(items)-1]
	}
}

// ActivityEvent is one row in the landing-surface unified timeline. Each
// row identifies its event type, the org (and person, when applicable),
// a short human summary, and a precomputed link target. Per D4 the
// template branches on EventType to render the right badge/icon — the
// loader doesn't pick visual styles, it picks data.
type ActivityEvent struct {
	EventType string   // "grant_issued" | "transition" | "invoice_created" | "payment_received"
	When      DateTime // rendered by the dateTime part, the date over the 24-hour time, as the organization page reads (D20)
	SortKey   int64    // unix nanos, used to sort the merged slice
	// Seq orders rows of one kind stamped in the same instant by when they
	// were written: the row's own id, which is time-ordered.
	Seq        string
	OrgID      string
	OrgName    string
	PersonID   string // empty when no person attribution (system/webhook actor or billing event)
	PersonName string
	Summary    string // human-readable description of what happened
	// Href is the entry's own addressable operator surface (D8/task 7.4:
	// "feed entries link to their subjects where addressable"): the org
	// detail page for a grant or transition, the billing view for an
	// invoice or payment. Empty when the entry has no addressable surface —
	// the template renders those entries as plain text, never a dead link.
	Href string
}

// GetOperatorPage handles GET /operator
func (h *OperatorHandler) GetOperatorPage(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
	// Permanent redirect for legacy ?tab=<id> bookmarks. Removal was
	// deferred and is not scheduled.
	if tab := r.URL.Query().Get("tab"); tab != "" {
		if redirect, ok := legacyTabRedirects[tab]; ok {
			http.Redirect(w, r, redirect, http.StatusMovedPermanently)
			return
		}
	}

	h.renderLanding(w, r, "", nil, nil, nil, false)
}

// lookupOrgSearchLimit bounds the organization-name disambiguation list
// (design D2): a short substring term can otherwise match a large slice of
// the table.
const lookupOrgSearchLimit = 20

// OperatorLookup handles POST /operator/lookup — resolves the operator's
// typed lookup term to a person detail, an org composite, a catalog detail
// page, an invoice detail, a disambiguation listing, or a no-match notice.
// The resolvers form one ordered registry (design D4), tried in this order
// so a typed identifier always wins over a substring:
//  1. exact key match, when the term is shaped like a key at all
//     (entity-keys §5: "operator lookup matches keys exactly, after IDs and
//     before names") — organization, plan ladder, entitlement set, product
//     (lookupByKey). Keys are exact and unique, so a match is never
//     ambiguous.
//  2. exact invoice number (GetInvoicesByNumber). A number is unique only
//     per billing account, so several invoices across organizations can
//     share one — one match → HX-Redirect to the invoice detail; several →
//     the disambiguation list (number, organization, issued date, each
//     linking to its detail).
//  3. email-exact + name-substring against active persons (one query); if
//     one match → HX-Redirect to person detail; if many → render the
//     result partial with the disambiguation list (HTMX swap).
//  4. only when no person matched: name-substring against active
//     organizations (SearchOrganizationsByName, bounded limit); one match
//     → HX-Redirect to the org composite; several → render the result
//     partial with organization candidates (name, type, owner, each
//     linking to its composite).
//  5. otherwise → render the result partial with a no-match notice naming
//     every class lookupRegistry resolves (lookupNoMatchClasses).
//
// Persons resolve before organization names because every personal
// organization's name contains its owner's display name, so a bare name
// match must land on the person (design D2). Keys and invoice numbers
// resolve before both: they are what a seed, an invoice, a configuration
// file, or a script names a row by, so an operator typing one is naming
// that row and not describing it.
//
// The form submits through HTMX (hx-post), the request shape every
// operator mutation form takes (docs/operator-ux-conventions.md §2); it
// carries no CSRF token, the server's origin check admits it as
// same-origin.
func (h *OperatorHandler) OperatorLookup(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
	values, _ := operatorLookupForm.Parse(r)
	term := strings.TrimSpace(values.String("term"))
	// htmx issues the scoped GET declared on the form; a native submission
	// (no JavaScript) carries no such header and gets the full landing
	// surface back, the same destination the scripted path reaches (spec
	// operator-panel-navigation, "The lookup resolves without JavaScript").
	htmxReq := r.Header.Get("HX-Request") == "true"

	if term == "" {
		if htmxReq {
			h.renderLookupResult(w, "", nil, nil, nil, false)
			return
		}
		h.renderLanding(w, r, "", nil, nil, nil, false)
		return
	}

	res := h.resolveLookup(r.Context(), term)
	if res.RedirectPath != "" {
		redirectToRecord(w, r, res.RedirectPath)
		return
	}
	if htmxReq {
		h.renderLookupResult(w, term, res.Candidates, res.OrgCandidates, res.InvoiceCandidates, res.NoMatch)
		return
	}
	h.renderLanding(w, r, term, res.Candidates, res.OrgCandidates, res.InvoiceCandidates, res.NoMatch)
}

// lookupResult is what resolveLookup produces for one term: exactly one of
// a redirect (an unambiguous match), a candidate list (several matches, of
// one kind), or NoMatch.
type lookupResult struct {
	RedirectPath      string
	Candidates        []LookupCandidateViewModel
	OrgCandidates     []LookupOrgCandidateViewModel
	InvoiceCandidates []LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel
	NoMatch           bool
}

// resolveLookup runs the resolver registry (this function's doc lives on
// OperatorLookup above) and returns the outcome without rendering it, so
// the htmx-scoped fragment response and the native full-page response
// (operator-panel-navigation's no-JS fallback) share one resolution.
func (h *OperatorHandler) resolveLookup(ctx context.Context, term string) lookupResult {
	if path := h.lookupByKey(ctx, term); path != "" {
		return lookupResult{RedirectPath: path}
	}

	if h.BillingQ != nil {
		invoices, err := h.BillingQ.GetInvoicesByNumber(ctx, sql.NullString{String: term, Valid: true})
		if err != nil {
			h.Logger.Warn("lookup: invoices query failed", slog.Any("error", err))
		}
		switch len(invoices) {
		case 1:
			return lookupResult{RedirectPath: "/operator/billing/invoices/" + invoices[0].InvoiceID}
		case 0:
			// Fall through to the person check.
		default:
			candidates := make([]LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel, len(invoices))
			names := h.names(ctx)
			names.WantOrgs(idsOf(invoices, func(row billing.GetInvoicesByNumberRow) string { return row.OrgID })...)
			for i, inv := range invoices {
				orgName := inv.OrgID
				if name, ok := names.Org(inv.OrgID); ok {
					orgName = name
				}
				issuedAt := "—"
				if inv.IssuedAt.Valid {
					issuedAt = inv.IssuedAt.Time.Format("Jan 2, 2006")
				}
				candidates[i] = LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel{
					InvoiceID:     inv.InvoiceID,
					InvoiceNumber: inv.InvoiceNumber.String,
					OrgID:         inv.OrgID,
					OrgName:       orgName,
					IssuedAt:      issuedAt,
				}
			}
			return lookupResult{InvoiceCandidates: candidates}
		}
	}

	persons, err := h.IdentityQ.LookupPersons(ctx, term)
	if err != nil {
		h.Logger.Warn("lookup: persons query failed", slog.Any("error", err))
	}
	switch len(persons) {
	case 1:
		return lookupResult{RedirectPath: "/operator/persons/" + persons[0].PersonID}
	case 0:
		// Fall through to the organization-name check.
	default:
		candidates := make([]LookupCandidateViewModel, len(persons))
		for i, p := range persons {
			candidates[i] = LookupCandidateViewModel{
				PersonID:    p.PersonID,
				DisplayName: p.DisplayName,
				Email:       p.PrimaryEmail,
			}
		}
		return lookupResult{Candidates: candidates}
	}

	orgs, err := h.OrgQ.SearchOrganizationsByName(ctx, organization.SearchOrganizationsByNameParams{
		Name:     term,
		RowLimit: lookupOrgSearchLimit,
	})
	if err != nil {
		h.Logger.Warn("lookup: organizations query failed", slog.Any("error", err))
	}
	switch len(orgs) {
	case 1:
		return lookupResult{RedirectPath: "/operator/organizations/" + orgs[0].OrgID}
	case 0:
		// Fall through to no-match.
	default:
		orgCandidates := make([]LookupOrgCandidateViewModel, len(orgs))
		for i, o := range orgs {
			orgCandidates[i] = LookupOrgCandidateViewModel{
				OrgID:     o.OrgID,
				Name:      o.Name,
				OrgType:   o.OrgType,
				OwnerName: o.OwnerDisplayName.String,
			}
		}
		return lookupResult{OrgCandidates: orgCandidates}
	}

	return lookupResult{NoMatch: true}
}

// entityKeyGrammar is the ratified key grammar (entity-keys §4), the same
// pattern every `chk_*_key_grammar` CHECK constraint carries. A term that
// cannot be a key is not looked up as one, so an ordinary name search costs
// no extra queries.
var entityKeyGrammar = regexp.MustCompile(`^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$`)

// entityKeyMaxLength is the length half of the same contract.
const entityKeyMaxLength = 64

// lookupByKey resolves an exact key match across the four keyed entities an
// operator can reach a detail page for, and returns the path to redirect to
// (empty when nothing matches). A key is unique within its scope and all four
// of these are root-scoped, so at most one row per entity can match; the
// entities are searched in a fixed order and the first hit wins. A NULL key
// never matches, because the comparison is `=`.
//
// Every query failure other than "no rows" is logged and treated as no match:
// lookup degrades to the name search rather than showing the operator an
// error for a term that was probably a name anyway. A nil querier (a handler
// built without the catalog queries, as some tests do) skips its entities.
func (h *OperatorHandler) lookupByKey(ctx context.Context, term string) string {
	if len(term) > entityKeyMaxLength || !entityKeyGrammar.MatchString(term) {
		return ""
	}
	key := sql.NullString{String: term, Valid: true}

	noteErr := func(what string, err error) bool {
		if err == nil {
			return false
		}
		if !errors.Is(err, sql.ErrNoRows) {
			h.Logger.Warn("lookup: key query failed", slog.String("entity", what), slog.Any("error", err))
		}
		return true
	}

	if h.OrgQ != nil {
		org, err := h.OrgQ.GetOrganizationByKey(ctx, key)
		if !noteErr("organization", err) {
			return "/operator/organizations/" + org.OrgID
		}
	}
	if h.BillingQ != nil {
		ladder, err := h.BillingQ.GetPlanLadderByKey(ctx, key)
		if !noteErr("plan ladder", err) {
			return "/operator/plan-ladders/" + ladder.PlanLadderID
		}
	}
	if h.EntitlementsQ != nil {
		set, err := h.EntitlementsQ.GetEntitlementSetByKey(ctx, key)
		if !noteErr("entitlement set", err) {
			return "/operator/entitlement-sets/" + set.SetID
		}
	}
	if h.BillingQ != nil {
		product, err := h.BillingQ.GetProductByKey(ctx, key)
		if !noteErr("product", err) {
			return "/operator/products/" + product.ProductID
		}
	}
	return ""
}

// renderLookupResult renders the lookup-result partial for HTMX swap.
// `term` populates the no-match alert / disambiguation header;
// `candidates` drives the person picker; `orgCandidates` drives the
// organization picker; `invoiceCandidates` drives the invoice picker (the
// three pickers are mutually exclusive — the registry resolves key, then
// invoice number, then persons, then organizations, so at most one
// candidate list is ever non-empty for a given term); `noMatch` triggers
// the warning alert, whose text names every class lookupRegistry resolves.
func (h *OperatorHandler) renderLookupResult(w http.ResponseWriter, term string, candidates []LookupCandidateViewModel, orgCandidates []LookupOrgCandidateViewModel, invoiceCandidates []LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel, noMatch bool) {
	data := struct {
		LookupTerm              string
		LookupCandidates        []LookupCandidateViewModel
		LookupOrgCandidates     []LookupOrgCandidateViewModel
		LookupInvoiceCandidates []LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel
		LookupNoMatch           bool
		LookupNoMatchClasses    string
	}{
		LookupTerm:              term,
		LookupCandidates:        candidates,
		LookupOrgCandidates:     orgCandidates,
		LookupInvoiceCandidates: invoiceCandidates,
		LookupNoMatch:           noMatch,
		LookupNoMatchClasses:    lookupNoMatchClasses(),
	}
	h.Templates.Render(w, "operator_lookup_result.html", data)
}

// renderLanding renders the operator landing surface with optional lookup
// state. `lookupTerm` populates the form input on re-render so the
// operator can edit and resubmit; `candidates` / `orgCandidates` /
// `invoiceCandidates` trigger the disambiguation list; `noMatch` triggers
// the no-match notice. All are off on a plain landing render.
func (h *OperatorHandler) renderLanding(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request, lookupTerm string, candidates []LookupCandidateViewModel, orgCandidates []LookupOrgCandidateViewModel, invoiceCandidates []LookupInvoiceCandidateViewModel, noMatch bool) {
	ctx := r.Context()
	// The feed pages like the composite's Tier changes (overview-consistency
	// D5, round 2): loadRecentActivity windows the merged feed to the
	// requested page and names that page's rows; the parameters are
	// namespaced "act_" so they never collide with the lookup's own
	// parameters (a different route, /operator/lookup) or a record page's
	// ?flash=created.
	activityParams := ParseListParamsNS(r, "act_", "")
	activityParams.PerPage = ParsePerPage(r, "act_", embeddedListDefaultPerPage)
	activityPage, activityTotal := h.loadRecentActivity(ctx, &activityParams)
	data := OperatorPageData{
		Name:               h.AuthConfig.GetUserName(ctx),
		Username:           h.AuthConfig.GetUsername(ctx),
		Email:              h.AuthConfig.GetUserEmail(ctx),
		KeycloakAccountURL: config.IdPAccountURL(),
		IAPosition:         "runtime:landing",
		Overview:           h.loadOverview(ctx),
		Setup:              h.DeriveSetupState(ctx),
		Activity:           activityPage,
		ActivityNav: ListNav{
			BasePath:       "/operator",
			ParamPrefix:    "act_",
			Page:           activityParams.Page,
			Total:          int64(activityTotal),
			PerPage:        activityParams.PerPage,
			DefaultPerPage: embeddedListDefaultPerPage,
			PerPageOptions: perPageOptions,
			Target:         "#activity-panel",
		},
		LookupTerm:              lookupTerm,
		LookupCandidates:        candidates,
		LookupOrgCandidates:     orgCandidates,
		LookupInvoiceCandidates: invoiceCandidates,
		LookupForm:              lookupForm(lookupTerm),
		LookupNoMatch:           noMatch,
	}
	h.Templates.Render(w, "operator.html", data)
}

// legacyTabRedirects maps retired ?tab=<id> bookmarks to their replacement
// MPA route. Removal was deferred and is not scheduled; see openspec change
// operator-mpa-conversion task 6.2.
var legacyTabRedirects = map[string]string{
	"orgs":             "/operator/organizations",
	"organizations":    "/operator/organizations",
	"grants":           "/operator/grants",
	"billing":          "/operator/billing/accounts",
	"org-types":        "/operator/org-types",
	"products":         "/operator/products",
	"entitlement-sets": "/operator/entitlement-sets",
	"plan-ladders":     "/operator/plan-ladders",
	// Persons has no browse route per design D4. tab=people bookmarks
	// land on the operator landing surface, where the lookup affordance
	// will route them to the per-person detail page.
	"people": "/operator",
	// "sites" (the legacy FedWiki sites tab) is intentionally absent: its
	// destination is now an integration-registered route (design.md
	// Decision 8; see internal/integrations/fedwiki/web), and core must
	// not hardcode an integration-specific path here to redirect to it
	// (openspec/changes/integration-extraction task 2.7). A ?tab=sites
	// bookmark now falls through to the landing surface below rather than
	// resolving to a specific redirect — acceptable since this whole map
	// is already slated for removal (operator-mpa-conversion task 6.2).
}