Bug Report
Description: In the marimo plan review notebook, the effort badges use single-letter codes (S, M, L) without a legend. The "L" badge is easily misread as "Low" when it actually means "Large." This was caught during review of the Codex Interoperability plan (plan-31cd5de1) where Slice 6 (MCP server) showed Effort: L, Risk: High — the reviewer read "L" as "Low" and flagged the mismatch.
Environment
- HtmlGraph version: 0.46.1-17-g51273902
- OS: Darwin 25.4.0
Steps to Reproduce
- Open any plan in the marimo review notebook
- Look at a slice with
effort: L
- Read "L" as "Low" (natural first interpretation)
Expected Behavior
Badge meaning should be immediately clear without needing to consult documentation. A legend/key should be visible in the notebook template:
Effort: S = Small | M = Medium | L = Large
Risk: Low | Med | High
Actual Behavior
No legend exists. "L" is ambiguous — could mean "Low" or "Large." The risk field uses full words (Low/Med/High) while effort uses single letters (S/M/L), making the inconsistency worse.
Suggested Fix
Add a legend to the marimo notebook plan review template, either as:
- A header row/caption near the slice cards
- A tooltip on hover over the badges
- A footer key at the bottom of the notebook
Reported via HtmlGraph issue reporter
Bug Report
Description: In the marimo plan review notebook, the effort badges use single-letter codes (S, M, L) without a legend. The "L" badge is easily misread as "Low" when it actually means "Large." This was caught during review of the Codex Interoperability plan (plan-31cd5de1) where Slice 6 (MCP server) showed Effort: L, Risk: High — the reviewer read "L" as "Low" and flagged the mismatch.
Environment
Steps to Reproduce
effort: LExpected Behavior
Badge meaning should be immediately clear without needing to consult documentation. A legend/key should be visible in the notebook template:
Actual Behavior
No legend exists. "L" is ambiguous — could mean "Low" or "Large." The risk field uses full words (Low/Med/High) while effort uses single letters (S/M/L), making the inconsistency worse.
Suggested Fix
Add a legend to the marimo notebook plan review template, either as:
Reported via HtmlGraph issue reporter