Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@src/api/routes/members.js`:
- Around line 38-50: The CSV export currently uses guild.members.list({ limit:
1000 }) in the route handler for '/:id/members/export' which will miss members
on large guilds; update the export logic to paginate through all members by
repeatedly calling guild.members.list with an after cursor (e.g., lastId) and a
PAGE_SIZE (1000) until no more results, accumulating members into allMembers
(Map or array), then proceed using that collection instead of the single
`members` batch; ensure you update places that reference `members` to use the
accumulated collection and handle memory/streaming for very large exports or
fall back to documenting the 1000-member limitation if pagination is not
implemented.
- Around line 335-339: The roles array returned from the member serialization
uses r.hexColor (a string) but the frontend MemberDetail expects color as a
number; update the roles mapping in the member response (the block building
roles from member.roles.cache in the route that currently maps id/name/color) to
return color as an integer (e.g., convert the hex string to a numeric value) so
it matches the frontend roleColor helper/MemberDetail shape; ensure the property
name remains color and not hexColor and reference the roles mapping logic in the
member serialization code when implementing the conversion.

In `@tests/api/routes/members.test.js`:
- Around line 128-159: The API returns members with the field messages_sent but
the frontend MemberRow interface expects messages; update the frontend type to
match the backend by renaming the MemberRow property from messages to
messages_sent (or add messages_sent as an alias) so components reading MemberRow
(member-table.tsx's MemberRow interface and any usages) access messages_sent;
alternatively, if you prefer changing the backend, update the members API
response code that constructs member objects (the members handler) to emit
messages instead of messages_sent so the MemberRow interface remains unchanged.

In `@web/src/app/dashboard/members/`[userId]/page.tsx:
- Around line 258-277: The export handler handleExport currently swallows
errors; update its catch block to capture the thrown error (e.g., catch (err))
and surface feedback to the user instead of failing silently: call the app's
toast/error UI (or set a local error state) to show a meaningful message like
"Export failed" plus the error message, and also log the error to console or
monitoring for debugging; keep setExporting(false) in finally so UI state is
consistent. Use the existing handleExport, setExporting, and the fetch response
logic as the insertion points for the toast/log calls.
- Around line 37-54: The MemberDetail interface fields don't match the API
response; update MemberDetail (or map the API response) so its properties match
the API's camelCase names and types: use id (string) instead of user_id,
displayName (string|null) instead of display_name, avatar (string|null) instead
of avatar_hash (and treat it as a full URL), joinedAt and lastActive
(string|null) instead of joined_at/last_active, and change roles[].color to
roles[].hexColor (string) or convert the hex string to a number when mapping;
ensure any consumers of MemberDetail (e.g., code referencing MemberDetail in
page.tsx) are updated to use the new property names or that you add a mapper
function to transform the API response to the existing interface.

In `@web/src/app/dashboard/members/page.tsx`:
- Around line 159-164: handleRowClick currently calls
router.push(`/dashboard/members/${userId}`) which loses guild context; change it
to include the selected guild ID (from useGuildSelection() or the component
prop, e.g. router.push(`/dashboard/guilds/${guildId}/members/${userId}`)) so
member detail pages retain guild context on refresh/new tab, and update the
useCallback dependency array to include guildId (and any selection hook) so the
route updates correctly; ensure the member detail route and any consumers of
useGuildSelection expect the new URL shape.
- Around line 106-117: The effect using useEffect omits fetchMembers from its
dependency array via an eslint-disable, risking a stale closure; include
fetchMembers in the dependency list of the effect that calls it (the useEffect
block invoking fetchMembers) since fetchMembers is defined with useCallback
(dependent on onUnauthorized), which prevents re-creation loops—ensure
fetchMembers is referenced instead of suppressing react-hooks/exhaustive-deps so
the effect depends on [guildId, debouncedSearch, sortColumn, sortOrder,
fetchMembers].

In `@web/src/components/dashboard/member-table.tsx`:
- Around line 251-319: Update the member row rendering to match the revised
MemberRow interface: replace m.user_id with m.id for keys and onRowClick, adapt
avatarUrl calls to use m.id and m.avatarHash (or the new avatar field names from
the interface) in the Image src/alt logic, rename m.display_name to
m.displayName where used, change m.messages to m.messages_sent in the
formatNumber call, change m.warnings to m.warning_count for the badge logic, and
change m.joined_at to m.joinedAt for formatDateShort; ensure all references to
these fields within the members.map callback (variable m) and any helper calls
(avatarUrl, formatNumber, relativeTime, formatDateShort) are updated to the new
property names.
- Around line 33-41: The UI SortColumn type includes values that the backend
doesn't support, causing silent fallback; update the SortColumn in
member-table.tsx to only include the API-supported keys ('messages', 'xp',
'warnings', 'joined') or add a mapping layer that converts UI column names
(e.g., 'joined_at', 'username', 'display_name', 'level', 'last_active') to those
API params before calling the members API; specifically edit the SortColumn
union and any code that reads SortColumn (sorting handlers/renderers) to either
remove unsupported options or map them to the API keys so requests only use
'messages', 'xp', 'warnings', or 'joined'.
- Around line 20-31: The MemberRow interface fields don't match the API's GET
/:id/members response; update the MemberRow type (used by the member-table
component) to use the API field names (rename user_id → id, avatar_hash →
avatar, messages → messages_sent, warnings → warning_count, and keep/adjust
other fields as necessary), then update all places in this file that reference
those properties (e.g., change m.user_id to m.id, m.messages to m.messages_sent,
m.avatar_hash to m.avatar, m.warnings to m.warning_count) so the table reads the
correct values returned by the API.
- Around line 58-61: The avatarUrl helper (function avatarUrl) currently treats
its second argument as a Discord hash and builds a CDN path, but the API now
supplies member.user.displayAvatarURL() as a full URL; change avatarUrl to
accept and return a full URL (or detect if the passed value already starts with
"http" and return it unchanged) and update the call site in MemberTable where
avatarUrl(...) is invoked to pass the API-provided avatar string directly rather
than a hash so that malformed CDN URLs are no longer produced.

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@tests/api/routes/members.test.js`:
- Around line 49-95: Create fresh per-test fixtures instead of sharing the
top-level mockGuild/mockMember1/mockMember2 objects: move the
mockMember1/mockMember2 and mockGuild creation into a beforeEach (or convert
them to factory functions like createMockMember and createMockGuild) so each
test gets new Maps and mocked methods. Ensure members.cache, members.list
(mockResolvedValue/ResolvedValueOnce) and members.fetch are newly created/reset
per test (or call vi.resetAllMocks() in beforeEach) to avoid cross-test mutation
when tests call mockResolvedValueOnce or mutate roles/channels.

In `@tests/modules/events-extra.test.js`:
- Around line 443-478: The tests call registerReadyHandler and invoke the ready
callback but never assert outcomes; update each case to (1) make the test async,
(2) capture the ready callback via client.once mock and await its invocation,
(3) spy on the logger used by registerReadyHandler (e.g.,
processLogger.info/console.info) to assert starboard logs contain the configured
channelId/threshold when config.starboard.enabled is true, and (4) for triage
model cases assert the resolved respond model was applied—e.g., check
config.triage.respondModel (or the module/state variable your handler sets)
equals 'gpt-4', 'custom-model', or 'explicit-model' respectively after running
the ready callback. Ensure each test restores/spies cleanup.

In `@tests/modules/rateLimit.test.js`:
- Around line 529-553: The test's final assertion only checks result.limited and
doesn't verify that the trigger counter was reset after the mute window; update
the test that calls checkRateLimit with the config to also assert the trigger
counter value (from the returned result) is 1 after the second trigger sequence
so it fails when the counter wasn't reset; locate the test block using the
makeConfig config, the msg variable and the calls to checkRateLimit and add an
assertion on result.triggerCount (and keep result.limited === true) to ensure
the trigger window was actually reset.
- Around line 582-624: The test for checkRateLimit currently only asserts
alertSend was called; update it to inspect the actual message payload passed to
alertSend (e.g., via alertSend.mock.calls) and assert the embed/content includes
the exact singular wording "1 minute" and does not contain "1 minutes" after
triggering the rate limit with muteWindowSeconds: 60; reference the test's
alertSend mock and the checkRateLimit invocation to locate where to add an
assertion on alertSend.mock.calls (or alertSend.mock.lastCall) for the embed or
content text.
- Around line 626-885: Remove the duplicated test suites that re-run scenarios
already defined earlier: delete the duplicate describe blocks named
"checkRateLimit — handleRepeatOffender edge cases", "checkRateLimit — trigger
window reset" (the second occurrence), the standalone "stopRateLimitCleanup"
duplicate, and "checkRateLimit — singular minute in alert" duplicate so only the
original suites remain; keep the first occurrences that reference
checkRateLimit, stopRateLimitCleanup, and related helper functions
(makeConfig/makeMessage) and then run the test suite to ensure no regressions.

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@tests/modules/rateLimit.test.js`:
- Around line 343-344: The import of stopRateLimitCleanup is mid-file; move the
ESM import statement for stopRateLimitCleanup (from
../../src/modules/rateLimit.js) up to the top import block with the other
rateLimit imports (where other imports from the same module appear) and remove
the duplicate import lines currently at lines 343-344 so all import declarations
are grouped at the file start.

In `@tests/sentry.init.test.js`:
- Around line 64-72: Replace the direct deletion of the environment variable
with Vitest's env stubbing API so the test teardown can restore state safely: in
the "should fall back to 0.1 when SENTRY_TRACES_RATE is not set" test, change
the line `delete process.env.SENTRY_TRACES_RATE` to use
`vi.stubEnv('SENTRY_TRACES_RATE', undefined)` (or an empty string) so that
`vi.unstubAllEnvs()` can correctly restore environment state; keep the rest of
the test (vi.stubEnv('SENTRY_DSN', ...), import('../src/sentry.js'), and the
assertion against initSpy) unchanged.

---

Duplicate comments:
In `@src/api/routes/members.js`:
- Around line 184-198: The current implementation applies the search filter only
to the single page returned by guild.members.list (using fetchOptions, limit,
after), causing incomplete results for large guilds; change it to page through
guild.members.list (iterating with the cursor/after) and accumulate matching
members into memberList until you have collected the requested limit or there
are no more pages, applying the searchLower filter to each page's members as you
fetch them, and then return the accumulated results (ensure you still respect
the original limit and stop paging early once the limit is reached).
- Around line 258-282: The member sorting currently omits the "name" option:
update the validSorts array to include 'name' and add a corresponding branch in
the enriched.sort switch so name comparison uses a locale-aware string compare
(e.g., a.name?.localeCompare(b.name || '', undefined, { sensitivity: 'base' }))
with proper null/undefined fallback; ensure the returned value still respects
the existing order === 'asc' ? aVal - bVal : bVal - aVal flow by using the
localeCompare result (or its numeric inversion) for the 'name' case inside the
enriched.sort block where sort is evaluated.

In `@tests/api/routes/members.test.js`:
- Around line 49-95: The shared mock fixtures (mockGuild, mockMember1,
mockMember2 and mockGuild.members with members.list/members.fetch) are mutated
across tests causing potential leakage; move their construction into a
beforeEach that creates fresh instances for mockMember1, mockMember2 and
mockGuild (including members.cache, members.list and members.fetch mocks) so
each test gets a new independent fixture, and update tests that currently call
mockResolvedValueOnce to operate on the per-test mocks instead of the shared
objects.

In `@tests/modules/events-extra.test.js`:
- Around line 443-478: The tests under registerReadyHandler execute the ready
callback but lack assertions; update each case to assert observable outcomes:
mock and assert logger methods (e.g., a mocked logger.info/error) when verifying
"starboard info" for config.starboard, and for the triage tests assert the
resolved respondModel value is applied (by inspecting the module/config state, a
returned value, or a mock call that receives the model) when calling
registerReadyHandler; specifically augment the tests that call
registerReadyHandler(client, config, null) and then invoke
once.mock.calls[0][1]() to also assert logger calls or that the resolved model
equals 'gpt-4', 'custom-model', and 'explicit-model' respectively, using the
same mocked objects (client.once and any logger or triage consumer) so the tests
validate the claimed behaviors.

In `@tests/modules/rateLimit.test.js`:
- Around line 626-885: The file contains duplicated describe blocks for the same
scenarios (the suites titled 'checkRateLimit — handleRepeatOffender edge cases',
'checkRateLimit — trigger window reset', 'stopRateLimitCleanup', and
'checkRateLimit — singular minute in alert') which repeat tests already defined
earlier; remove the later duplicated describe blocks (the ones re-running tests
that call checkRateLimit and stopRateLimitCleanup, including the tests
referencing member/timeouts/alertSend and timer advances) so each scenario is
only defined once and test runtime/maintenance are reduced.
- Around line 529-553: The test only checks result.limited but doesn't confirm
the trigger counter was reset; update the assertions after the second trigger
block to verify the trigger counter was reset to 1 (not 2) by asserting the
trigger count returned from checkRateLimit (e.g., result.triggerCount === 1) or
by reading the rate-limit state exposed by checkRateLimit/getRateLimitState for
that message; ensure you reference the checkRateLimit call that produced result
and add an assertion like expect(result.triggerCount).toBe(1) (or the equivalent
property your function returns) immediately after the final check in the second
block.
- Around line 582-624: The test currently only asserts that alertSend was
called; update it to assert the alert's message/embed includes the singular
wording "1 minute". After the three checkRateLimit calls, grab the first
argument passed to alertSend (e.g. const sent = alertSend.mock.calls[0][0]) and
assert the stringified or relevant embed field contains "1 minute"
(expect(...).toContain('1 minute')) so the test verifies singular vs plural
formatting from checkRateLimit.

In `@web/src/app/dashboard/members/`[userId]/page.tsx:
- Around line 204-205: The effect that fetches member data (useEffect) returns
early when guildId or userId is missing but never updates the loading state,
leaving loading true indefinitely; modify the effect in page.tsx to set loading
to false (or call setLoading(false)) and optionally set an error or null member
when guildId or userId is falsy before returning, so the skeleton stops
rendering; ensure you update the same loading state used by the skeleton
component and keep the rest of the fetch logic (fetchMember / setMember)
unchanged.
- Around line 309-333: The handleExport callback references router.replace but
router isn't listed in the useCallback dependencies, which can cause a stale
closure; update the dependency array for the handleExport hook to include router
(e.g., useCallback(..., [guildId, router])) so that router.replace is stable and
the callback updates when router changes.
- Around line 357-359: The current Array.from({ length: 4 }).map((_, i) =>
<Skeleton key={i} .../>) uses the loop index as a React key (in page.tsx), which
causes lint warnings and unstable reconciliation; replace the index with stable
semantic identifiers by mapping over a small explicit array of IDs (e.g. const
placeholders = ['header','meta','activity','actions'] or similar) and render
placeholders.map(id => <Skeleton key={id} className="h-24 rounded-xl" />) so the
Skeleton components use stable, meaningful keys instead of the numeric index.
- Around line 189-202: This component currently uses local useState
(data/setData, loading/setLoading, error/setError,
xpAmount/xpReason/xpSubmitting/xpSuccess/xpError, exporting/exportError) and
inline fetch/mutation logic; move all member-detail state and fetch-on-demand
logic into a Zustand store that exposes selectors and actions (e.g.,
memberDetailStore with getMemberDetail(memberId): Promise<MemberDetailResponse>,
state fields like member, loading, error, xpAdjust(action) and
exportMember(action)). Replace local useState usages with useStore selectors for
member, loading, error, xp status and exporting; call the store's
getMemberDetail from the component to trigger fetch-on-demand (if member is null
or stale) and invoke the store's xpAdjust and export actions instead of local
mutation code, then remove the local fetch/mutation implementations from the
component. Ensure MemberDetailResponse stays as the store's type and keep
xpAmount/xpReason only as transient controlled inputs in the component (not for
fetch lifecycle).
- Around line 426-438: Inside the data.roles.map loop, avoid calling
roleColorStyle(role.color) three times per role; compute const color =
roleColorStyle(role.color) once (e.g., at start of the map callback or inside
the arrow function before JSX) and use color for color,
borderColor:`${color}40`, and backgroundColor:`${color}15` so the markup uses
the cached value; update references in the span JSX accordingly (referencing
roleColorStyle and the map callback for location).