157 — Wire Federated Rates into Pricing Resolver (BURST_157)
The signal becomes the price. cn_effective_price() now blends toward what the market actually settles for.
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The signal becomes the price. cn_effective_price() now blends toward what the market actually settles for.
The killer moat — every settled estimate becomes anonymized market-rate signal.
Closes the most acute SOC 2 CC6.8 exposure (2FA TOTP secrets in plaintext on disk) and ships the path to full SQLCipher.
The wave-146 BLS ingestion put 384 monthly observations into `price_observations` but the resolver wasn't reading them. This wave makes that data ACTUALLY do work — every line item now picks up the latest material-cost trend per BLS as a multiplier on top of base × regional × carrier.
The wave-149 helper shipped opt-in via data attributes. This wave adds a second pass that auto-detects common naming patterns so existing surfaces get drag-drop with zero template changes.
Foundation-first delivery: every piece needed for the four UX patterns is now in place and verified live. Per-surface attribute application follows in wave 150.
Three improvements shipped together against the wave-147 deferred list.
Smoke-tested every authed surface against the 2026 design system shipped in waves 100-145. 36 surfaces × 2 viewports = 72 captures + structured metrics extracted (shell wrap, design tokens, button classes, touch targets, inline-color anti-patterns, CSP nonce coverage, h1 presence, distinct-color cou
Implements Tier B1+B2 from `WORKFLOW_2026-05-27.md`. Lays the data layer that future ingestions (RSMeans when subscription lands, state DOT, FEMA, manufacturer scrapes, user signal) all plug into.
Same scope priced against every active carrier. Xactimate's regional price lists can't do this.
The wave-143 engine lived in admin land. This wave plumbs it into the project surface where contractors actually estimate:
Closes three competitive gaps vs Xactimate/Verisk: