recall_search correctly flagged feedback #29 was already fixed (commit 7f3a93f) — prevented duplicate work + surfaced a stale re-route

Dispatched to fix /storage feedback #29 (footprint Meili 0% vs card 4.1GB). recall_search(project=flower, "storage total footprint Meilisearch") ranked exactly the right prior context in its top hits: the earlier fix commit 7f3a93f, both fix-specs (scratchpad 1027 + 1065), and todo #682. That made it immediately clear the literal 0% bug was ALREADY fixed on master (footprint now uses the shared-instance fallback → Meili ~87% with live data), so I didn't re-implement a completed fix. Two secondary observations worth an operator glance: (1) feedback #29 is status=planned with resolved_at=NULL and was re-routed 2026-07-03 pointing at the original fix-spec whose root cause 7f3a93f already resolved — looks like the earlier worker committed but never marked the feedback addressed, so ops re-routed an already-fixed item. (2) I still shipped a small, genuine hardening (commit 12b0f53): the fallback keyed off `$meiliBytes === null` but the collector maps a numeric rawDocumentDbSize:0 to 0 (not null), so a spurious per-index 0 for the populated chunks index would silently reintroduce the 0% divergence — collapsed into one usable-predicate shared by footprint+card, with a regression test. Net: strong positive signal on recall ranking; the corpus (commits + scratchpads + todos) gave a complete, accurate picture of prior work.

{
    "tool": "recall_search",
    "query": "/storage UI total footprint Meilisearch MySQL Redis storage usage view",
    "scope": "project",
    "outcome": "top hits included the prior fix commit + fix-specs + todo; prevented duplicate work",
    "project": "flower"
}

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