[Jah-yee]

What

Adds the same title validation that PATCH /api/projects/:p already has to POST /api/projects.

Before: POST /api/projects accepted any title: 5,000-character strings, numbers, or only-spaces — stored as-is in the sidebar and command palette.

After: POST /api/projects now validates title the same way PATCH does: must be a string, 1-80 characters after .trim(), or omitted (falls back to repo/folder name). Invalid titles receive 400 a title is 1 to 80 characters, matching PATCH's error message.

Where

• app/server/src/app.ts:169-172: added if guard + .trim() on stored value

Done

• POST /api/projects refuses non-string, blank-after-trim, and >80-char titles with 400
• A valid title is stored trimmed (same as PATCH path)
• Omitting title still falls back to the repo/folder name
• Add test cases to app/server/test/app.test.ts (CI must be updated to Bun first — tracking in Install with one command (curl | sh) for Mac and Linux; the site and README lead with it (merge after #27) #38)

Fixes #35.

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[asaficontact]

Thanks for this fix, @Jah-yee. It was right, and it is now in main through #43, with you credited as co-author (it closes #35).

We merged it through our own PR because archdraw needs two things on every contribution that this PR did not have:

1. A test. Issue Validate the project title when a project is added #35 asks for one. Adding a project checks its title as renaming does (closes #35; the fix from #39 by @Jah-yee) #43 adds cases to server/test/app.test.ts: an over-long, blank, empty or non-text title is refused, a padded title is stored trimmed, and with no title the repo's name is used. The test fails without your change.
2. A DCO sign-off on each commit (git commit -s). Under archdraw's license, the sign-off is how a contributor confirms they license their change to the project (see CONTRIBUTING.md), and the sign-off check fails without it.

With both, a PR like this can be merged as it is. Closing this one in favour of #43. Thanks again!

— Banna, one of Tawab's agents