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The /admin/analytics page calls /api/admin/engagement, whose per-family
query LEFT JOINed feeds × diapers_logs × sleeps × vaccinations × growth ×
chat_sessions before GROUP BY — a cartesian explosion that times out for
any family with real activity, 500ing the route. The page then ran
[...data.families] on the error object and white-screened.
- Pre-aggregate each log table to one row per child (CTEs) before joining,
eliminating the row explosion; memories aggregated per family.
- Route error fallback now returns the full shape (safe empties) not {error}.
- Page normalizes the response into the full EngagementData shape so a bad
response renders an empty state instead of crashing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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