Adapters: add Meet, Zoom, Teams (coloured border) + adapter registry

Front-loads the remaining visual adapters per the Signal→Meet→Zoom priority.
All three reuse GridCallAnalyzer's coloured-border (saturated) detection path
and share the new bottom-left name anchor:

- GridCallAnalyzer: generalise nameAtBottom:Bool into a NameAnchor enum
  (.bottomCenter for Signal's centered footer, .bottomLeft for Meet/Zoom/Teams
  where the name hugs the tile's bottom-left corner, .center for completeness).
  tileRect estimates the tile up-and-right of a bottom-left name.
- MeetAdapter (Google-blue ring, browser-hosted), ZoomAdapter (green/yellow
  border), TeamsAdapter (violet ring): coloured-border on, white-border off,
  bottom-left names. Geometry constants are first-pass pending real fixtures.
- AdapterRegistry.adapter(for:) maps CallDetector.DetectedApp → AppAdapter so
  VisualObserver can be constructed when live visual capture is wired in;
  unmapped apps degrade to audio-only.

Synthetic 4-tile tests: Meet picks each blue-bordered speaker with no
adjacent-tile bleed, Zoom picks the green-bordered speaker, and Signal's
white-only detector correctly ignores a coloured border. 18/18 XCTest pass.

Ten31Transcripts/Adapters/AdapterRegistry.swift

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+import Foundation
+
+/// Maps a detected call app to its screen-reading adapter. One place to wire new
+/// adapters; `VisualObserver` is constructed from whatever this returns when the
+/// live visual capture is integrated into the session.
+enum AdapterRegistry {
+    /// The adapter for a detected app, or nil if that app has no visual adapter
+    /// yet (the session then runs audio-only — graceful degradation).
+    static func adapter(for app: CallDetector.DetectedApp) -> (any AppAdapter)? {
+        switch app {
+        case .signal: return SignalAdapter()
+        case .meet:   return MeetAdapter()
+        case .zoom:   return ZoomAdapter()
+        case .teams:  return TeamsAdapter()
+        }
+    }
+}

Ten31Transcripts/Adapters/MeetAdapter.swift

@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+import Foundation
+import CoreVideo
+
+/// Google Meet adapter (browser tab — capture is at the browser-window level).
+///
+/// Meet's active-speaker cue is a **coloured (Google-blue) ring/glow** around the
+/// speaking participant's tile, plus animated audio bars in the tile's mic chip.
+/// The participant **name sits in the tile's bottom-LEFT corner**, so the tile is
+/// estimated extending up and to the right of the name.
+///
+/// Detection *logic* is validated on synthetic frames; the geometry constants are a
+/// first pass and will be calibrated against real Meet screenshots. Meet runs in a
+/// browser, so there's no Accessibility name source we rely on — OCR only.
+struct MeetAdapter: AppAdapter {
+    // Browsers that can host a Meet tab. The window, not the app, is what we capture;
+    // CallDetector decides a browser window is a Meet call by its title.
+    static let bundleIDs = [
+        "com.google.Chrome", "org.mozilla.firefox", "com.apple.Safari",
+        "company.thebrowser.Browser", "com.brave.Browser", "com.microsoft.edgemac",
+        "com.google.Chrome.canary", "org.chromium.Chromium",
+    ]
+    let adapterVersion = "meet-0.1.0"
+    let preferredFPS = 3
+
+    private let analyzer: GridCallAnalyzer
+
+    init() {
+        var config = GridCallAnalyzer.Config()
+        config.nameAnchor = .bottomLeft
+        config.detectColoredBorder = true     // Google-blue speaking ring
+        config.detectWhiteBorder = false
+        config.tileExpandX = 3.0
+        config.tileExpandY = 5.0
+        self.analyzer = GridCallAnalyzer(config: config)
+    }
+
+    func analyze(frame: CVPixelBuffer, at t: TimeInterval) -> [SpeakerObservation] {
+        analyzer.analyze(pixelBuffer: frame, at: t)
+    }
+
+    // Exposed for fixture/synthetic tests.
+    func analyze(cgImage: CGImage, at t: TimeInterval) -> [SpeakerObservation] {
+        analyzer.analyze(cgImage: cgImage, at: t)
+    }
+}

Ten31Transcripts/Adapters/SignalAdapter.swift

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ struct SignalAdapter: AppAdapter {
         // with real fixtures. (Gotchas, per Signal source: NO border in 1:1 calls —
         // fall back to mic-VAD/audio pill — and in Speaker view the large tile is
         // the speaker; both handled at a higher level later.)
-        config.nameAtBottom = true
+        config.nameAnchor = .bottomCenter
         config.detectWhiteBorder = true
         config.detectColoredBorder = false
         config.tileExpandX = 2.4

Ten31Transcripts/Adapters/TeamsAdapter.swift

@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+import Foundation
+import CoreVideo
+
+/// Microsoft Teams adapter (native app: com.microsoft.teams2 / .teams).
+///
+/// Teams' active-speaker cue is a **coloured ring/border** (Teams violet) around
+/// the speaking participant's tile; the **name sits in the tile's bottom-left**.
+/// Not a launch priority — included so the four detected platforms all have a
+/// visual adapter and degrade no worse than colored-border detection.
+///
+/// Detection *logic* is validated on synthetic frames; geometry constants are a
+/// first pass pending real Teams screenshots.
+struct TeamsAdapter: AppAdapter {
+    static let bundleIDs = ["com.microsoft.teams2", "com.microsoft.teams"]
+    let adapterVersion = "teams-0.1.0"
+    let preferredFPS = 3
+
+    private let analyzer: GridCallAnalyzer
+
+    init() {
+        var config = GridCallAnalyzer.Config()
+        config.nameAnchor = .bottomLeft
+        config.detectColoredBorder = true     // Teams-violet speaking ring
+        config.detectWhiteBorder = false
+        config.tileExpandX = 3.0
+        config.tileExpandY = 5.0
+        self.analyzer = GridCallAnalyzer(config: config)
+    }
+
+    func analyze(frame: CVPixelBuffer, at t: TimeInterval) -> [SpeakerObservation] {
+        analyzer.analyze(pixelBuffer: frame, at: t)
+    }
+
+    // Exposed for fixture/synthetic tests.
+    func analyze(cgImage: CGImage, at t: TimeInterval) -> [SpeakerObservation] {
+        analyzer.analyze(cgImage: cgImage, at: t)
+    }
+}

Ten31Transcripts/Adapters/ZoomAdapter.swift

@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+import Foundation
+import CoreVideo
+
+/// Zoom adapter (native app: us.zoom.xos).
+///
+/// Zoom's active-speaker cue is a **coloured border** around the speaking tile —
+/// by default a green/yellow outline (configurable in Zoom settings). The
+/// participant **name sits in the tile's bottom-LEFT corner**, so the tile is
+/// estimated extending up and to the right of the name.
+///
+/// Gotchas to calibrate against real fixtures later:
+/// - **Speaker view** shows one big tile; the active speaker fills it (no useful
+///   per-tile border) — handle by attributing speech to the large tile.
+/// - The self-view tile and screen-share change the layout.
+///
+/// Detection *logic* is validated on synthetic frames; geometry constants are a
+/// first pass pending real Zoom screenshots.
+struct ZoomAdapter: AppAdapter {
+    static let bundleIDs = ["us.zoom.xos"]
+    let adapterVersion = "zoom-0.1.0"
+    let preferredFPS = 3
+
+    private let analyzer: GridCallAnalyzer
+
+    init() {
+        var config = GridCallAnalyzer.Config()
+        config.nameAnchor = .bottomLeft
+        config.detectColoredBorder = true     // green/yellow speaking border
+        config.detectWhiteBorder = false
+        config.tileExpandX = 3.0
+        config.tileExpandY = 5.0
+        self.analyzer = GridCallAnalyzer(config: config)
+    }
+
+    func analyze(frame: CVPixelBuffer, at t: TimeInterval) -> [SpeakerObservation] {
+        analyzer.analyze(pixelBuffer: frame, at: t)
+    }
+
+    // Exposed for fixture/synthetic tests.
+    func analyze(cgImage: CGImage, at t: TimeInterval) -> [SpeakerObservation] {
+        analyzer.analyze(cgImage: cgImage, at: t)
+    }
+}

Ten31Transcripts/Visual/GridCallAnalyzer.swift

@@ -13,10 +13,18 @@ import CoreImage
 /// Geometry (`Config`) is a first pass; tile expansion calibrates per app against
 /// real screenshot fixtures. Detection *logic* is validated on synthetic frames.
 struct GridCallAnalyzer {
+    /// Where the name label sits relative to its participant tile — drives how the
+    /// tile rect is estimated from the OCR'd name box.
+    enum NameAnchor {
+        case bottomCenter   // Signal: centered footer; tile extends UP, centered on the name
+        case bottomLeft     // Meet/Zoom: name in the bottom-left corner; tile extends UP and RIGHT
+        case center         // name centered inside the tile
+    }
+
     struct Config {
         var tileExpandX = 2.4         // tile width  ≈ name width  × this
         var tileExpandY = 4.8         // tile height ≈ name height × this
-        var nameAtBottom = true       // Signal/most: name footer sits at the tile bottom
+        var nameAnchor: NameAnchor = .bottomCenter
         var detectColoredBorder = true
         var detectWhiteBorder = true
         var minTextConfidence: Float = 0.3
@@ -91,20 +99,27 @@ struct GridCallAnalyzer {
         return CGRect(x: box.minX * W, y: (1 - box.maxY) * H, width: box.width * W, height: box.height * H)
     }
 
-    /// Estimate the participant tile from the name label. With `nameAtBottom`, the
-    /// tile extends UP from the footer (Signal); otherwise it's centred on the name.
+    /// Estimate the participant tile from the name label, per the app's `nameAnchor`:
+    /// - `.bottomCenter` (Signal): tile extends UP from a centered footer.
+    /// - `.bottomLeft` (Meet/Zoom): name hugs the tile's bottom-left corner; the
+    ///   tile extends UP and to the RIGHT of it.
+    /// - `.center`: tile centered on the name.
     private func tileRect(_ box: CGRect, _ w: Int, _ h: Int) -> CGRect {
         let W = Double(w), H = Double(h)
         let name = pixelRect(box, w, h)
         let nw = name.width * config.tileExpandX
         let nh = name.height * config.tileExpandY
-        let cx = name.midX
         let rect: CGRect
-        if config.nameAtBottom {
+        switch config.nameAnchor {
+        case .bottomCenter:
             let bottom = name.maxY + name.height * 0.3
-            rect = CGRect(x: cx - nw / 2, y: bottom - nh, width: nw, height: nh)
-        } else {
-            rect = CGRect(x: cx - nw / 2, y: name.midY - nh / 2, width: nw, height: nh)
+            rect = CGRect(x: name.midX - nw / 2, y: bottom - nh, width: nw, height: nh)
+        case .bottomLeft:
+            let bottom = name.maxY + name.height * 0.3
+            let left = name.minX - name.height * 0.4   // small left padding ≈ the corner gutter
+            rect = CGRect(x: left, y: bottom - nh, width: nw, height: nh)
+        case .center:
+            rect = CGRect(x: name.midX - nw / 2, y: name.midY - nh / 2, width: nw, height: nh)
         }
         return rect.intersection(CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: W, height: H))
     }