feat(061): organizations can be invited to a Space (server#4100)

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Ready for review. The Forge security-hold is dispositioned: the one high
finding (sec-server-4) was fixed and the scoped re-review has run; everything
that remains is pre-existing and cross-repo, listed under Residuals below with
an owner. All CI checks are green. Two open product questions are flagged at
the end — neither blocks the code. Evidence ledger:
agents-hq/specs/061-organization-space-invitations/forge-run.md (branch
server-4100). Note the forge phase machine is still terminal at stop
(VERIFY-ENV-DEGRADED, 2026-09-04): it never covered this branch, because the
branches are server-4100 rather than feat/061-*, so the ship-gate hook never
applied. Nothing was force-advanced; the gates below were re-run by hand instead.

Workspace feature: workspace#061-organization-space-invitations · Story: #4100 (epic alkemio#1433; fixes server#4602 on the server side) · Spec: agents-hq/specs/061-organization-space-invitations/{spec.md,plan.md,repos.yaml,tasks/}.

What / why

Space admins can now invite an organization to a Space (Member, optionally + Lead) with a message; the organization's admins/owners accept or decline on its behalf. Direct "add organization" — bringing in an organization that was never asked — stays exactly as today (global admin / support / beta tester).

The invitation entity, invitation.service.authorization.ts, me.communityInvitations and the guards are untouched. Three deliberate exceptions to "additive only", each with its own ruling, because the reviews found the additive-only framing was hiding real changes:

1. the REINVITE transition is deleted from the xstate lifecycle — it let the inviting Space admin loop a declining organization back to invited, straight past the opt-out this feature exists to honour. Invitation.nextEvents therefore changes for every existing rejected row;
2. acceptInvitationToRoleSet and ensureMemberOfRoleSetAndAncestors thread CommunityMembershipOrigin through to the notification adapter (R26/R31);
3. assignRoleToOrganization's authorization is split (R32 — see below).

The rest is additive:

• Invite-time guard block: contributor actor-type whitelist (closes a pre-existing wedge), organization opt-out, ADMIN extra role rejected for organizations (fixes BUG: When accept invitation to organization error is thrown #4602), advisory Lead-slot check (granted + genuinely pending Lead invitations vs the role policy), extraRoles capped and de-duplicated.
• New typed results ORGANIZATION_NOT_ACCEPTING_INVITATIONS, ORGANIZATION_LEAD_ROLE_LIMIT_REACHED and the nullable notice ORGANIZATION_HAS_NO_ADMINISTRATORS; Invitation.spacesToJoinOnAccept (guarded by the accept privilege).
• Settings: organization.settings.membership.allowSpaceInvitations (default true) and user.settings.notification.organization.adminSpaceCommunityInvitation — and user.settings.notification.space.admin.communityInvitationResponse — three idempotent jsonb backfill migrations, @AfterLoad backstops, no DDL. The invitation-response backfill deliberately seeds from its predecessor communityNewMember rather than a flat all-on, so a muted admin stays muted.
• Notifications: ORGANIZATION_ADMIN_SPACE_COMMUNITY_INVITATION (email + in-app + push to the organization's ADMINS — R17b, owners excluded; zero-admin fallback emails the configurable support address), ORGANIZATION_ADMIN_SPACE_COMMUNITY_JOINED, and SPACE_ADMIN_{ORGANIZATION,USER}_COMMUNITY_INVITATION_{ACCEPTED,DECLINED} to every admin of the Space, not the inviter alone — six new events in total, governed by two new user-settings rows. In-app reuses existing payload types (a nullable organization: Organization reference added; no new union member).
• ACCEPT on an invitation now requires ROLESET_ENTRY_ROLE_INVITE_ACCEPT at the mutation, not only UPDATE. REJECT requires the same consent privilege, so a global admin or the inviting Space admin can no longer decline on the organization's behalf.
• R32 — a Space admin can manage an organization already in their Space. assignRoleToOrganization required ROLESET_ENTRY_ROLE_ASSIGN_ORGANIZATION (global admin / support / beta tester) for every role change, so once an organization accepted an invitation nobody below a global admin could move it between Member and Lead or remove it — a front door with no management surface behind it. authorizeAssignOrganization now requires that privilege only when the organization does not already hold the entry role; for one that does, GRANT alone, matching removeRoleFromOrganization, which has always required GRANT. Direct add is unchanged: the privilege protects the organization's consent, and consent is about entering the Space, not about which role it holds once it is in.
• R33 — nobody is notified about their own click. The organization-side "has joined" welcome and the Space-side accepted/declined outcome both exclude whoever answered, on all three channels. The Space-side one previously filtered push only; an invitation may carry ADMIN as an extra role and the role is granted before the outcome is dispatched, so the acceptor was already on the Space-admin recipient set and received an email and an in-app row about their own action.

Schema delta is additive only (schema:diff zero BREAKING).

Post-review fix (drift gate closed)

security:server:sec-server-4 (high) was fixed after the panel's SHAs: extraRoles now has @ArrayMaxSize, is de-duplicated, and role definitions are loaded once. The scoped spec-compliance + security re-review of this repo has since run; no new high or critical findings. The remaining security items are pre-existing and cross-repo — see Residuals.

Evidence digest

• Local gates at HEAD (2026-09-08, re-run after the R34–R36 pass below): server unit 9035 passed / 0 failed (7 skipped), tsc --noEmit clean, biome clean across 3315 files · client-web 3272 passed / 0 failed (2 skipped), tsc --noEmit clean, biome clean on the changed files · notifications 309 passed / 0 failed, nest build clean · test-suites tsc --noEmit clean in both packages except the two pre-existing lib/ Kratos-client errors that are also present at the merge-base, eslint clean on the changed files. test-suites it-specs cannot be run locally: the dev stack has non-interactive-login disabled (404), so the harness fails fast in globalSetup.
• Cross-repo contract gates (contracts/organization-space-invitation-contract.md): §1–§5 all re-run by hand and green. Three of them were broken and are repaired in this pass — every path pointed at a worktrees/server-4100/ tree that does not exist; §1's breaking-change check queried a .changes[].criticality.level shape the report does not have, so it passed vacuously; §3's field-identity diff, described in the contract as "the ONLY thing holding the org-invited payload together", was red on a correct tree because one side wraps extends onto a second line; §2's handler count grepped per line and reported 4 of 6 because Prettier wraps two @EventPattern(...) calls; and §5 claimed each migration down() "strips only its key" when all three are documented no-ops.
• Forge verification (isolated stack from the worktrees, earlier SHAs): migrations up/down round-trip · gql-live 11/11 · test-suites it-specs · acceptance walks US1–US6 (browser evidence for US1–US3). Note: the it-spec and Playwright counts reported by that run are superseded — two spec files were asserting behaviour the code does not have and have since been corrected (see the test-suites PR). Risk register: 14 of 15 entries mitigated; R-3 (rollout ordering) partially verified by design.
• Review: 3 rounds × 16 panel cells (correctness, spec-compliance, quality, security w/ SOC 2 + ISO 27001 catalog); 39 confirmed findings, 35 fixed, 4 declined as pre-existing/cross-repo. 41 verifier agents failed on a session limit in round 3 (their findings are recorded unverified).
• Security verdict at the time of the panel: server fail (one high, sec-server-4), notifications fail (pre-existing SMTP TLS default, reverted to production behaviour), client-web conditional, test-suites pass → security-hold. Now dispositioned: sec-server-4 is fixed and re-reviewed; the notifications and client-web items are pre-existing and cross-repo, carried as Residuals 1, 2 and 4 with owners. No unresolved high or critical finding remains against this feature's own code.
• Gates: every repo's local exit gates green at HEAD; all commits GPG-signed.

Post-review fixes (2026-09-08 consistency pass)

A full cross-repo review against the product email → issue #4100 → spec chain
found the feature sound and the paperwork stale. Fixed on this branch:

• server: guardOrganizationInvitation dereferenced settings.membership
  unguarded (the object, not just the key, can be absent on a pre-migration or
  old-pod row) — that threw inside the invitee loop and aborted the whole
  batch. The two communityInvitationResponse read-side defaults seeded a
  flat all-on instead of the predecessor communityNewMember, contradicting
  their own migration's docblock and silently un-muting admins.
  spacesToJoinOnAccept, documented as never throwing, threw on an
  invitation whose authorization policy row was gone. Each fix has a
  discriminating regression test.
• client-web: Invite organisation was hidden rather than gated while
  Add organisation beside it used GatedAction — FR-001 half-violated, with
  a test locking the hidden form in. Both now use the same mechanism.
  PendingInvitationCard's alt announced the Space banner as the
  organization. The zero-admin copy dropped the support-escalation fact in all
  six locales.
• notifications: four payload docblocks described a recipient set the code
  does not use ("the inviter", "admins/owners") on the one invariant FR-020a
  depends on.
• test-suites: two spec files could not pass — one asserted a throw the
  resolver no longer performs, the other clicked buttons a sibling test proves
  are filtered out of the dialog. The 760-line notification it-spec was
  unreachable by CI (missing from the nightly project) and is now included.
• spec: workspace#085-authz-admin-guard, cited three times as the
  authority for the gated-not-hidden convention, does not exist — the
  citation is removed and the rule is stated as this feature's own decision.
  Stale counts corrected throughout (six events not three, six handlers and
  templates not three, three backfills not two) and the withdrawn
  @alkemio/notifications-lib@0.21.0 publish gate struck from every document
  that still carried it as open.

Post-merge-review fixes (2026-09-08)

A second pass against the product email → issue #4100 → spec chain, after the
consistency pass below:

• R32 (above) — server authorization split, plus the matching client gate;
  new it-spec coverage in test-suites for promote / demote / remove as a Space
  admin, for the direct-add guard still holding, and for a plain Space member
  being refused all of it.
• R33 (above) — the Space-side outcome's answerer filter applied to email
  and in-app, not push alone. Two discriminating unit specs; the fabricated
  R-DOUBLE ruling citation removed with it.
• The organization-invitations it-spec was red against the code it ships
  with — it expected 3 mails including a welcome to the acceptor. Corrected to
  2, with the acceptor asserted to receive neither the mail nor the in-app row.
  This PR is what adds that file to the nightly project, so it would have gone
  red on merge.
• Three specs muted globally seeded personas and never restored them.
  nightly runs single-threaded with isolate: false against one database, so
  the mutes leaked into whatever ran next and made negative assertions pass for
  the wrong reason. All three now restore.
• Two code comments that stated the opposite of the code they describe (the
  joined-welcome recipient set, and APPLICATION suppression after R31).

Resolved since the review

• Product ruling needed: FR-020a's suppression of the generic "a new
  member joined" fires for any non-DIRECT membership origin, including
  APPLICATION. Resolved — ruling R31. Superseded by R35 (see
  below). R31 kept the notification firing for approved applications; that
  contradicted the product email's "no invitation or application step"
  and was recorded only in a code comment. The email wins.
• Who receives the organization "has joined" welcome? Resolved —
  ruling R33. Nine artifacts disagreed, five-to-four. The product email
  settles it in the sentence that introduces the notification — "if one admin
  accepts an invite, following up with a 'welcome' notification informs the
  others that no action is needed" — and the shipped code already matched it.
  Behaviour is unchanged; the five artifacts on the wrong side (FR-020b, R29,
  a notifications payload docblock, a server recipients comment, and an it-spec
  expectation) were corrected.

Still open for a human

• Accepted behaviour, not a defect: validateInviteesAndRolesOrFail
  evaluates each requested role against the union of all invited actor
  types and throws for the whole request, so a batch mixing a user with a
  virtual contributor and asking for ADMIN creates nothing at all rather than
  returning a per-invitee no-op. Reviewed and deliberately left as-is for this
  PR.
• Two commits on this branch are unrelated to Inviting organizations to Space #4100 and should arguably ride
  their own PRs: the Community→Associates tab rename (040c8ba2f — associates
  is explicitly the out-of-scope half) and the organization-form nameID
  validation (f2435d8ba). Splitting them out now would mean rewriting signed,
  pushed history, so they stay — but the constant divergence they introduced is
  fixed: src/crd/lib/validators.ts capped nameID at 28 while the pre-CRD
  nameIdValidator capped it at 25. The server scalar accepts 28 only because
  the last three characters are reserved headroom for its own collision suffix
  (NAMEID_MAX_LENGTH + 3), so 25 is the user-entry limit and the CRD validator
  now matches, with a test asserting the two cannot drift apart again.

R34–R36 (2026-09-08, operator decisions)

A third pass against the product email → issue #4100 → spec chain. The feature
itself held up; these are the defects and the two product calls it surfaced.

• R34 — the org-invited notification no longer filters the actor at all.
  organizationSpaceCommunityInvitationCreated removed triggeredBy from
  push only, so a Space admin who also administers the invited organization
  got the invitation email and in-app row about their own click but no push —
  the exact per-channel split R33 exists to eliminate, and whose own comment
  says "doing it per channel is how push ended up filtered and email/in-app
  not". The filter is removed rather than extended to all three, because an
  invitation is a call to action unlike R33's outcome and welcome
  notifications: a Space admin who is also the invited organization's only admin
  is the one person who can answer it, and filtering them everywhere would let
  the invitation rot unanswered.
• R35 — "a new member joined" is now suppressed after an approved application
  too, per the email's "only when there was no invitation or application
  step". CommunityMembershipOrigin gains APPLICATION, the approval path
  carries it, and the admin-side notification is suppressed for anything but
  DIRECT; the member-side welcome still fires. Accepted consequence: until
  an application-approved event exists, co-admins are told nothing at approval
  time. This supersedes R31.
• R36 — invite results carry their invitee's identity.
  RoleSetInvitationResult gains additive nullable invitedActorID /
  invitedEmail. Typed failures create neither an invitation nor a
  platformInvitation, so the client fell back to consuming results
  positionally — which mis-attributed as soon as an invited email address turned
  out to belong to an existing user, because the server moves that invitee out
  of the email group into the actor group and the result order stops matching
  input order. In that case the email chip took another invitee's typed failure
  and that invitee fell through to outcome: 'error'.
• The accepted + joined pair. An admin of both the Space and the invited
  organization — not the acceptor — sat on both recipient sets and received
  "X accepted the invitation of Acme" immediately followed by "Acme is now a
  member… no further action is needed" for one click: verbatim the pair the
  brief rules out. R33 had reasoned only about the acceptor. The Space-side
  outcome cannot be the side that yields (FR-020: it is the only notification
  co-admins of the Space receive about this membership), so the welcome now
  excludes anyone the outcome reaches.
• assignRoleToOrganization never asserted the actor is an organization, and
  the org lookup ran after the credential grant. While it required global admin
  that was theoretical; R32 handed it to every Space admin with GRANT, so it
  could be aimed at a Virtual Contributor already in the Space to grant a Space
  role while skipping the SPACE_FLAG_VIRTUAL_CONTRIBUTOR_ACCESS entitlement
  that assignRoleToVirtualContributor enforces two methods below. Aimed at a
  user, it granted SPACE_ADMIN and then threw with no transaction, so the
  credential persisted while the caller saw an error. Both shapes pre-date the
  branch; R32 widened who could reach them. Fixed with an actor-type assertion
  and a discriminating test.
• The R32 regression tests could never have passed. roles is [String!]!
  carrying 'member'; RoleName.Member is 'MEMBER'. Two assertions were
  permanently red and the third (not.toContain) passed vacuously — R32 shipped
  with no real coverage. Fixed.
• allowUsersMatchingDomainToJoin relaxed from Boolean! to Boolean. The
  service already merged partially, so a required field only forced callers to
  echo back a value read earlier, making two admins editing different switches a
  last-write-wins clobber.
• Two findings did not survive verification and were deliberately NOT acted
  on, per the workspace hardening gate: the in-app row that associate-removal
  was said to delete out from under an org admin is unreachable (organization
  role sets use ASSOCIATE, not MEMBER, so that cleanup branch never fires —
  a pre-existing dormancy, not this feature's), and spacesToJoinOnAccept was
  said to be read only by the org Invitations tab when the pending-memberships
  dialog reads it too, so it stays on the shared fragment.

Residuals (human decision required)

1. sec-notifications-1 (medium, pre-existing): outbound SMTP rejectUnauthorized defaults to false, STARTTLS optional; not changed by this feature — recommend an infrastructure-operations ticket to set the env explicitly.
2. sec-notifications-8 (medium, cross-repo): SMTP credentials live in ConfigMaps, not Secrets — infra-ops ticket.
3. sec-testsuites-6 (medium, pre-existing): nightly Playwright HTML report with traces published to GitHub Pages — test-suites ticket.
4. sec-client-web-1 (medium): organization settings toggles re-send sibling settings from client cache (last-write-wins) — tracked debt.
5. Pre-existing platform race in ActorContext cache invalidation — deliberately not patched here; tracked as ActorContext cache invalidation races with in-flight reads (stale credentials after role grant) #6461.
6. Rollout order: deploy the notifications image before the server image (Release NN checklist item, ruling R23). No lib publish is needed: the wire payload interface is declared locally on both sides (contract escape hatch).

Open product questions (do not block this code)

1. R35's missing counterpart. Suppressing "a new member joined" for approved applications follows the brief literally, but there is no application-approved event to replace it, so the approving admin's co-admins now learn nothing at approval time. Adding that event is the follow-up.
2. Owners who are not admins. R4 froze the accept authorization, so an organization owner can accept an invitation; R17b narrowed every notification to ADMIN, so they are never told one exists. Issue Inviting organizations to Space #4100 asks for confirmation of the admins-only recipient set and of the organization opt-out setting — the body says "please confirm" and neither has been confirmed. Both shipped on that assumption.

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• New Features
  • Organizations can control whether Spaces may invite them to join.
  • Added organization-to-Space invitations, acceptance previews, and clearer invitation outcomes.
  • Added notifications for invitations, joins, and accepted or declined responses across email, in-app, and push channels.
  • Added configurable support email escalation when an invited organization has no administrators.
  • Added Memo signing preparation, continuation, signature lookup, and verification.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved invitation authorization, validation, recipient targeting, and settings fallback behavior.
• Limits
  • Bulk invitations and additional roles now enforce maximum sizes.

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Walkthrough

Organization-to-space invitations now support validation, organization policy checks, acceptance previews, lifecycle notifications, notification preferences, and zero-administrator escalation. GraphQL contracts, persistence defaults, migrations, loaders, adapters, and tests cover the new flow.

Changes

Organization-to-space invitation flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Invitation contracts and settings schema.graphql, src/domain/community/..., src/migrations/..., src/common/...	Adds invitation result types, organization invitation settings, notification preferences, defaults, migrations, and invitation limits.
Invitation validation and acceptance flow src/domain/access/invitation/..., src/domain/access/role-set/...	Validates invitees and organization policies, enforces Lead capacity, tracks membership origin, and exposes Spaces joined on acceptance.
Invitation notification delivery src/services/adapters/notification-adapter/..., src/services/adapters/notification-external-adapter/...	Adds organization invitation, joined, accepted, declined, and zero-administrator notification flows across supported channels.
Notification routing and payload integration src/services/api/notification-recipients/..., src/platform/in-app-notification/..., src/services/infrastructure/url-generator/...	Adds recipient rules, channel fallback behavior, in-app payload resolution, entity extraction, URLs, and exhaustiveness checks.
Supporting validation test/data/*, test/integration/*, test/schema*	Updates fixtures and existing constructor or import call sites for the new settings and dependencies.

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Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SpaceAdmin
  participant RoleSetResolverMutationsMembership
  participant OrganizationLookupService
  participant InvitationService
  participant NotificationOrganizationAdapter
  participant NotificationSpaceAdapter
  SpaceAdmin->>RoleSetResolverMutationsMembership: inviteForEntryRoleOnRoleSet
  RoleSetResolverMutationsMembership->>OrganizationLookupService: validate organization settings and managers
  RoleSetResolverMutationsMembership->>InvitationService: count open Lead invitations
  RoleSetResolverMutationsMembership->>NotificationOrganizationAdapter: send organization invitation
  RoleSetResolverMutationsMembership->>NotificationSpaceAdapter: send invitation outcome
  NotificationOrganizationAdapter-->>SpaceAdmin: email, in-app, and push notification
  NotificationSpaceAdapter-->>SpaceAdmin: accepted or declined response notification

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Organization Space invitations add acceptance and role-assignment flows, but concurrent requests can exceed Lead capacity and some existing-user invitations can promise roles that acceptance cannot grant. Notification and settings edge cases also remain unresolved, so these issues should be addressed before merge.

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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-209 — Generation of Error Message Containing Sensitive Information

Remove dynamic IDs from these exception messages.

Keep both messages static. Pass organization.id or space.id as structured data in the third RelationshipNotFoundException argument.

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src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.membership.ts (1)

659-659: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the invitation ID from the authorization message.

Line 659 adds a dynamic invitation ID to the message passed to grantAccessOrFail. Keep the exception message static. Put dynamic identifiers in ExceptionDetails when the authorization error implementation needs them.

As per coding guidelines: “Do not include dynamic data such as IDs or emails in exception messages.”

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In `@src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.membership.ts` at line
659, Update the authorization message passed to grantAccessOrFail in the
membership mutation to remove invitation.id and remain static, while preserving
the event-name context; if the authorization error implementation needs the
invitation identifier, pass it through ExceptionDetails instead.

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In `@src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.membership.ts`:
- Line 375: Update the membership invitation flow around
validateInviteesAndRolesOrFail and emailByActorID so resolved email invitees are
classified with ActorType.USER before role validation runs. Ensure extra roles
forbidden for users are rejected before persisting the invitation, and add a
regression test covering an existing-user email with a user-forbidden extra
role.
- Line 1188: Make the Lead invitation capacity enforcement atomic across
pushResultForActor and createInvitationExistingActor: reserve or validate the
available Lead slot within the same transaction that creates the invitation,
using row locking or a database-enforced constraint so concurrent mutations
cannot exceed the configured organization Lead limit.

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In `@src/domain/access/role-set/role.set.resolver.mutations.membership.ts`:
- Line 659: Update the authorization message passed to grantAccessOrFail in the
membership mutation to remove invitation.id and remain static, while preserving
the event-name context; if the authorization error implementation needs the
invitation identifier, pass it through ExceptionDetails instead.

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312-312: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the verbose log message static.

Line 312 embeds eventData.invitedContributorID in the message text. Put the ID in structured message data and keep LogContext.NOTIFICATIONS as the context. This supports stable aggregation and redaction.

Proposed fix

-        `Organization ${eventData.invitedContributorID} has no administrators — invitation escalated to platform support`,
+        {
+          message:
+            'Organization has no administrators — invitation escalated to platform support',
+          organizationID: eventData.invitedContributorID,
+        },

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In
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at line 312, Update the notification log message in the administrator-escalation
path to remain static, moving eventData.invitedContributorID into the structured
message data while preserving LogContext.NOTIFICATIONS as the logging context.

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- Line 312: Update the notification log message in the administrator-escalation
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All 11 inline threads on this PR are resolved. These four came in as "outside diff range" or nitpick blocks inside review bodies, so they have no thread and could not be resolved or replied to individually. Dispositions below.

1. notification.organization.adapter.ts:312 — "keep the verbose log message static" — declined.
The guideline this cites (CLAUDE.md:129) is about exception messages, not log messages. Interpolating an id into a logger.verbose?.() message is the house style here: ~300 call sites across src/ do it, and the structured-object form proposed (logger.verbose?.({ message, organizationID })) appears in zero of them. Adopting it in one adapter would make this the only call site with a different logger contract.

2. notification.recipients.service.ts:678/710 — dynamic ids in RelationshipNotFoundException — valid rule, wrong PR.
The guideline is real and these two lines do break it. They are not this PR's code: both were introduced by bd8314b35 ("Notification settings; recipients api", Aug 2025) and neither appears in this PR's diff (git diff $(git merge-base HEAD origin/develop)..HEAD shows no hunk touching them). Fixing them here would mean editing untouched lines in a 66-file PR. Worth its own small cleanup PR against develop.

3. role.set.resolver.mutations.membership.ts:659 — invitation id in the authorization message — declined.
The 4th argument to grantAccessOrFail is a privilege-check description used to build the audit/error context, not an exception message. 292 call sites in src/ interpolate an entity id into it, and the new block at :667-672 deliberately mirrors the pre-existing call at :651-656 directly above it. Changing only the new one would leave two adjacent calls with different conventions.

4. Nitpick, notification.recipients.service.ts:51-56 — "import the default channel constants instead of redeclaring them" — accepted.
This one is right, and it is worse than a style duplication. DEFAULT_ORGANIZATION_SPACE_INVITATION_CHANNELS and DEFAULT_INVITATION_RESPONSE_CHANNELS are declared twice with identical values — privately at user.settings.entity.ts:37,46 and exported again at notification.recipients.service.ts:52,63 — and both copies are documented as "the same mandated defaults as the migration". That is three places that must agree, with nothing keeping them in step: change the mandated default in one and the @AfterLoad hook and the read-time defence silently diverge. Extracted to a shared user.settings.notification.defaults.constants.ts in the user-settings folder (the precedent being user.settings.design.version.constants.ts), imported by both call sites; the recipients service already imports from that folder, so there is no cycle. tsc --noEmit clean, 156 unit tests green across user-settings + notification-recipients. Lands with the next push to this branch.