release: bump version to 0.60.0
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@@ -107,6 +107,12 @@ The `ai-prompts` endpoints back the Prompts tab in AI settings. Shipped defaults
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`aiprovider` is a pure model adapter and does not inject a global business system prompt. News localization, alert briefing, BGP briefing, location factcheck, datasource mapping, and credential guide generation each resolve their own effective prompt by task key. Alert-analysis system prompts are only sent by alert-related tasks and do not leak into other LLM calls.
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### Agent And Tool Boundary
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Agent workflows belong in the `backend`, not in `aiprovider`. Future Earth LLM commands, situational awareness, multi-role simulation, WebSearch, database queries, evidence storage, and configuration proposal application should be orchestrated by the backend Agent Runtime. `aiprovider` should receive model-ready requests from the backend and return normalized model responses.
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If a provider supports native tool calling, `aiprovider` may pass through protocol fields and normalize response blocks, but tool whitelists, argument validation, permission policy, run records, and write approvals must stay in the backend. When a provider does not support native tools, the backend uses JSON tool-call fallback; business tools should not move into `aiprovider` for a provider-specific shortcut.
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### AI provider internal API
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Internal-only endpoints:
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@@ -71,6 +71,10 @@ Responsibilities:
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This is currently the most critical UI control entry point for the Earth frontend.
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Earth settings are now grouped by `data-settings-tab` and `data-settings-tab-panel`. Desktop and mobile share the same category semantics: Runtime, Display, Panels, Motion, Shortcuts, and System. When adding a setting, first choose its category, then add the DOM, persistence field, and restore logic; do not keep growing one long undifferentiated panel.
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Shortcut configuration is a device-local preference owned by `controls.js`: read, capture, enable/disable, and reset all stay in the Earth frontend. It should not be written to backend user settings and should not affect other browsers. New shortcuts must provide a default key, display label, disabled/enabled state, and reset path instead of being hard-coded only in a keydown handler.
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### 4. UI and Status Messages
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- [ui.js](/home/ray/dev/linkong/planet/frontend/public/earth/js/ui.js)
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@@ -145,6 +149,8 @@ Each module is responsible for its own:
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`tv.js` owns the live / aggregation-news tabs inside `media-panel`. Toolbar open and tab-switch actions write back through `earth:tv-visibility-change` and `earth:tv-tab-change`: panel visibility remains viewport-scoped at `views.<scope>.panelVisibility.media-panel`, while the active tab is stored at `shared.mediaPanelActiveTab`. Refreshing the page therefore restores the user's last live/news state. Temporary hides from `closeTransientMobileOverlays()` carry `persist:false` and do not overwrite the preference.
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`brand.js` manages Earth HUD brand resources. Static assets provide the default brand; runtime overrides come from `/api/v1/earth/brand`, and uploaded images are served from `/earth-brand-assets/...`. The frontend must treat logo/title images and text fallback separately: if an image fails, show the text title; if text fields are empty, rely on backend defaults so the HUD brand area never renders blank. The console Earth Content page owns saving and resetting brand configuration; the Earth frontend only consumes it.
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The compute-center layer row has a notification badge for GeoJSON `unresolved` records. The badge means "no trustworthy coordinates, cannot render on the globe"; it is different from the `?` marker drawn on already positioned but unconfirmed compute centers. Clicking the badge opens a fixed info card beside the layer panel. Row-level `采集` fetches candidates only. Header-level `一键采用` processes the queue top-to-bottom, saves the highest-confidence valid candidate, removes successful rows, renumbers the list, and dispatches `earth:compute-center-unresolved-count-change` so the badge updates immediately. When the batch ends, `earth:compute-center-location-saved` refreshes the real layer.
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Location candidate state in the details card is cached in [info-card.js](/home/ray/dev/linkong/planet/frontend/public/earth/js/info-card.js) by `entityType:entityId`. If the user closes the details card or unresolved queue and reopens the same compute center / BGP collector, previously collected candidates and status text are restored. Header-level `一键采用` prefers cached candidates, avoiding repeated online geocoding or LLM factcheck calls. After a location is saved, that entity's candidate list is cleared to a "refreshing layer" status so stale candidates do not keep misleading the user.
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@@ -340,6 +340,12 @@ Collecting and saving are two separate actions. Candidates can be previewed on E
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Compute-center saves write to `compute_center_locations` and refresh the layer. Records with no candidate stay in the unresolved list; Planet does not fabricate a location from a country center or hard-coded hint.
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### Why did the Earth logo or title not return to the default after I edited it?
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Earth brand assets are managed from `Operations and Configuration -> Earth Content -> Brand Assets`. Uploaded images are stored as Earth brand asset URLs. If text fields such as title or ARIA label are cleared, Planet falls back to default text so the HUD never renders an empty brand.
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Use `Reset Brand Assets` to restore the shipped logo, title image, and copy. Refreshing Earth does not delete the saved runtime brand configuration.
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### Why are satellites no longer on one sphere?
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Earth enables "Real Satellite Altitude" by default. Satellite positions still come from TLE/SGP4, but altitude is compressed for display: LEO satellites stay close to the globe, while higher-orbit satellites render farther out without leaving the normal view. The maximum display offset is `25`, about one quarter of the current globe radius; this is a readability compromise that separates GEO / MEO / LEO without drawing real kilometers to scale. This setting also affects satellite trails and the predicted orbit shown after locking a satellite.
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@@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ TV livestreams and boundary precision moved to `/earth-content`; collectors and
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`/earth-content` is under the console's Operations and Configuration group and owns resources used by the Earth frontend:
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- **Brand Assets**: manages the logo, title image, title text, subtitle, and description used by the Earth HUD. Uploaded images are saved as Earth brand assets and read by the Earth page immediately.
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- **TV Livestream**: manages sources shown in the Earth media panel.
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- **Boundary Precision**: shows the current provider, low-precision fallback, high-precision PMTiles/manifest status, local source JSON, and manual build action.
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- **Base Map**, **Layer Resources**, **3D Assets**, and **News Anchor Strategy**: placeholder tabs for future configuration. They do not display fake data.
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@@ -280,7 +281,7 @@ Candidates preview on Earth directly. Saving a compute-center candidate writes t
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### Settings
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The settings panel covers: rotate / cruise / motion mode, cruise modules (BGP/news/compute centers/vessels/cables/satellites), view (satellite display style, hover tooltip, satellite idle breathing, real satellite altitude, track display, compact dots, day-night mode, panel toggles), motion debug mode / input source / skeleton-only, default globe size, terrain opacity, reset.
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The settings panel is grouped into Runtime, Display, Panels, Motion, Shortcuts, and System. It covers rotate / cruise / motion mode, cruise modules (BGP/news/compute centers/vessels/cables/satellites), view (satellite display style, hover tooltip, satellite idle breathing, real satellite altitude, track display, compact dots, day-night mode, panel toggles), motion debug mode / input source / skeleton-only, shortcut enablement and remapping, default globe size, terrain opacity, reset.
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"Real Satellite Altitude" is enabled by default: satellite positions use a compressed display height based on TLE/SGP4 orbital altitude. LEO satellites remain close to the globe, while high-orbit satellites render farther out without leaving the normal view. The high-orbit display height is capped at about one quarter of the globe radius, so GEO / MEO objects remain visually separated from LEO without spreading trails and selection targets too far apart. Turning it off restores the legacy same-sphere satellite display. "Track Display" controls satellite trail visibility; trails are unavailable while the satellite layer is hidden.
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@@ -288,6 +289,8 @@ The settings panel covers: rotate / cruise / motion mode, cruise modules (BGP/ne
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These settings live in browser local storage; switching browsers or clearing site data resets them.
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Shortcuts also live in browser local storage. Use the Shortcuts category to disable an individual shortcut, capture a new key, or restore the default binding for the current browser only.
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### View Controls
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