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#2in Bug Fixes

Resolve co-edit conflicts in AI rewrites

14 signals·6 accounts·Bug
What to Build

When two people edit a block while AI is rewriting it, merge their changes instead of dropping one. Lock the block to the rewrite, then replay queued edits when it lands.

Customer Voice
"the AI rewrite wiped my teammate's edit while we were both in the same block"
Files to Touch
  • •src/canvas/co-edit.ts
  • •src/ai/rewrite-merge.ts
  • •tests/co-edit.test.ts
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