Final sweep for setup-process bookkeeping not caught by template-reset-v1.
ADRs drop Plan-N qualifiers; spec collapses the historical 11-phase
migration table; scaffolding guide drops "Phase added" column; comment
prefixes referencing R-numbers in test describes / eslint inline comments
are normalized. Architecture-level rule IDs (R40, R52, E0, J0, etc.) are
preserved where they serve as stable cross-references in ADRs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rename docs/decisions/adr-012-lazar-conformance.md → adr-012-feature-conventions.md
- Strip "Lazar", "Plan 8/9/10/11", "refactor-logs" refs from all ADRs,
architecture docs, HTML explainers, and feature/core AGENTS.md files
- Update all incoming links in docs/, packages/*/AGENTS.md, HTML explainers
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captures the design from the brainstorm session on agent-first development
in this template. Architecture doc covers the four interlocking pillars:
- Conformance engine (manifest + brands + ESLint + boot + CI gate)
- Agent workflow (PRD -> Epic -> Story -> Task; manifest-first ordering;
TDD per slice; in/out scope at every level)
- Local task system at docs/work/ (filesystem markdown, derived committed
_state.json, single-writer orchestrator rule)
- Sandcastle orchestrator (implementer + reviewer loop, DAG-respecting,
configurable retry cap)
Work-shape guides extend the architecture doc with operational detail for
frontend work (atomic design, Storybook-as-spec, component + Playwright
screenshot test gates, Storybook MCP reviewer integration) and
infrastructure work (ADR-first flow, dedicated ADR elicitation skill,
optional core packages vs. new infrastructure layers).
Phasing is conformance-first: build the enforcement system manually, then
build the dispatch substrate, then migrate remaining features through it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the interactive HTML explainer for the feature-conformance enforcement
design, covering the four layers (TS brands, ESLint, boot assertion, CI gate),
manifest playground, mistake catalog, layer composition, build-order milestones,
anchor points in the repo, and an "extensions" section on sharper AST checks
and code-conventions enforcement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The agent that produced the explainer guessed three ADR filenames
(adr-014-instrumentation-interfaces.md, adr-017-otel-migration.md,
adr-015-events-jobs.md). The actual files use different slugs.
Touches the deeper architecture surfaces the Phase 6 sweep skipped:
- overview.md: split must-have (core-shared, core-cms, core-api) from
optional (core-trpc, core-ui, core-realtime, core-events, core-audit);
add core-audit to the Five tags optional list
- dependency-flow.md: extend the bindAll diagram with resolveAudit;
add auditLog row to the BindContext table; rename the
TRACER/LOGGER/METRICS heading to include AUDIT (ADR-018); note the
R52-style boundary rule for @repo/core-audit (consume via protocol)
- vertical-feature-spec.md: target-state section now states 3 must-have
+ 5 optional cores; tag matrix includes the optional cores; bind-
production signature destructure includes auditLog
- di-explainer.html: §08 instrumentation gains an IAuditLog block + the
Wiring path tree shows resolveAudit + auditLog in ctx
- testing-strategy.md: RecordingAuditLog reference + reset() guidance
- CLAUDE.md project-overview lists must-have core packages (shared/cms/api)
separately from the four optionals (realtime/events/trpc/ui) with their
scaffold command. Read first list adds template-tiers.md and notes that
the events + realtime guides require their package to be scaffolded first.
- overview.md "Five tags" updated: core-composition is 2 must-have plus
trpc (optional); core is 1 must-have plus ui/realtime/events (optional).
- dependency-flow.md fix: replaces the stale `// in packages/core-trpc`
example with `// in packages/core-shared` (core-trpc is now optional and
may not exist in a slim template).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- AGENTS.md (root): marks core-ui as optional in the package table and
boundary rules; points per-package docs to the .hbs template
- apps/storybook/AGENTS.md: rewrites around no-core-ui-by-default;
stories glob and globals.css import described as post-scaffold steps
- apps/web-next/AGENTS.md: cross-reference updated to template file
- apps/web-tanstack/AGENTS.md: cross-reference updated to template file
- docs/architecture/data-flow-explainer.html: core-ui bullet notes
optional status + generator command
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- ADR-015: Status → Optional with scaffold command + behavior note (bus absent
means no-op, IJobQueue unaffected)
- events-and-jobs.md: prerequisite callout block explaining core-events is
optional, how to scaffold, and which features require it
- data-flow-explainer.html: note bus is optional in BindProductionContext blurb;
add inline comment in code snippet that bus is scaffoldable
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- di-explainer.html: update stale JS data strings from positional-arg
form (bindAllProduction(config), bindProductionBlog(config,tracer,...))
to ctx-arg form (bindAllProduction(deps), bindProductionBlog(ctx)) with
a note on ctx shape.
- auth/sign-up.use-case: change bus param from IEventBus to
EventBusProtocol|undefined; guard bus.publish with if(bus) so the use
case is safe when core-events is absent (Phase 3+).
- auth/bind-production + bind-dev-seed: drop as IEventBus cast and unused
IEventBus import; ctx.bus is now passed directly (typed as
EventBusProtocol|undefined).
- marketing-pages/bind-production + bind-dev-seed: drop as IJobQueue cast
and unused IJobQueue import; wrap event-handler DI block in if(queue)
guard so the handler is only bound when core-jobs is wired.
- core-shared/src/index.ts: add `export * from "./di"` as the plan
specified (subpath export alone is no longer the only access path).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
di-explainer and data-flow-explainer narratives still showed the
pre-ADR-014 1-arg bindProductionBlog(config) form. Updated both
explainers to (config, tracer, logger, bus, queue), and adjusted the
narrative arc so the production-swap step mentions the
resolveEventsAndJobs* preamble.
adding-a-feature's Step 16 sketch was the same 1-arg shape; replaced
with the canonical 5-arg signature and a short note that the bus/queue
params are accept-and-forward until gen event consume / gen job
generators inject usage at the anchors. Pointer to a real feature's
bind-production.ts for the complete reference.
Final sweep is clean — no stale (container, config) or 1-arg
bindProduction signatures remain in docs/.
Six per-package AGENTS.md tables and the di-explainer wiring trace all
showed pre-ADR-014 binder shapes. Refreshed to the post-ADR-015
reality:
- Per-package "Public exports" tables now show the
(config, tracer, logger, bus, queue) production signature and the
(tracer, logger, bus, queue) dev-seed companion. auth and
marketing-pages also list their newly-public ./di/container,
./di/symbols, and (marketing-pages only) ./services/mailer +
./services/recording-mailer subpaths.
- di-explainer's wiring trace adds the resolveEventsAndJobs* step in
bindAll(), the (config, tracer, logger, bus, queue) binder
signature, and the // <gen:event-handlers> / // <gen:jobs>
injection sites.
No code change; pre-existing AGENTS.md staleness predates ADR-014 +
ADR-015 — this commit catches both up.
Three follow-up corrections from the docs audit:
- vertical-feature-spec § 13 dropped the events/jobs bullet from the
"Out of scope (deferred)" list — they shipped, the bullet didn't
belong there. The spec already mentions ADR-015 elsewhere (§ 4
optional folders).
- vertical-feature-spec § 14 success criterion replaced "Any
cross-feature import fails pnpm lint" with the post-ADR-015 reality:
cross-feature imports are restricted to event contracts (the feature
boundary tag now accepts feature-tagged deps), but rule E1
(no-handler-reexport) keeps consumer handlers / use cases /
repositories private.
- dependency-flow now shows the resolveEventsAndJobs* step in bindAll
and the (config, tracer, logger, bus, queue) binder signature, plus
the // <gen:event-handlers> / // <gen:jobs> anchor lines where the
generators inject subscribe / register calls.
Six docs lagged after the post-merge R44 fix added withCapture +
reported-flag.ts. They mentioned withSpan only and described the
capture story as if it were inline in use-case / controller bodies.
This commit aligns them with what shipped.
CLAUDE.md (Key Conventions):
- "Spans applied at DI bind time" → "Spans + capture composed at DI
bind time" with the withSpan(withCapture(factory)) sandwich and the
outermost-span ordering note.
- "Capture at throw sites only" expanded to mention the
__sentryReported flag, the three flag-checking sites (withCapture,
SentryLogger, RecordingLogger), and where the helper lives.
AGENTS.md (Instrumentation conventions):
- Use case + controller wrapping example shows the full sandwich.
- Capture-rules table now explicitly says "via withCapture" for use
cases and controllers, and "flag set, withCapture bails" for the
bubbled cases.
packages/core-shared/AGENTS.md:
- "with-span.ts" entry split into a paired with-span + with-capture
block, including the actual sandwich code.
- New entry for reported-flag.ts explaining the helper and why
RecordingLogger inlines the check (boundary rule).
- Barrel re-export list updated.
docs/architecture/vertical-feature-spec.md (§16):
- The bind-production line now describes the withSpan(withCapture(...))
sandwich, the outermost-span rationale, and the bubbled-error bail.
docs/architecture/dependency-flow.md (TRACER/LOGGER subsection):
- bindAll diagram updated: real repo line annotates inline calls; use
case + controller lines show withSpan(withCapture(...)).
docs/guides/tdd-workflow.md (Asserting spans and captures):
- Direct-injection example shows the binder sandwich.
- Capture-assertion example explains the flag-bail behaviour and
links to the new tests/r44-no-double-capture.test.ts e2e example.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The .trace-tree blocks I added in §06 / §08 used var(--ink-2) (#5b4a3c —
medium brown), which clashed with the page's dedicated --code-bg
(#16110d, deep dark). Switched to --code-bg + --code-paper for text,
plus the same border + inset/drop shadow as pre.code, so the new blocks
read consistently with every other code block on the page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After the user pushed back on intent-vs-shipped state, I greped each layer
and updated both explainers to reflect actual code, not documented intent.
data-flow-explainer.html §06 — "Tracing & error capture":
- New "Where instrumentation actually lives" table — per-layer breakdown
of inline span / inline capture / composed-via-wrapper, with a verifiable
grep showing only repos have inline calls.
- New "The wrapper sandwich" code block showing the actual repo body
shape next to the bind-time withSpan(withCapture(...)) composition.
- Capture-rules table refined to reflect the R44 fix that just landed:
use cases capture business-rule errors and output-schema failures
(not bubbled-from-repo); controllers capture safeParse failures
(not bubbled-from-use-case); the __sentryReported flag is what makes
this safe.
- Double-report-guard paragraph now mentions withCapture, SentryLogger,
and RecordingLogger all check the flag (not just SentryLogger).
di-explainer.html §08 — "Instrumentation symbols":
- Wiring path updated from "withSpan(tracer, ...)" to
"withSpan(withCapture(...))" to reflect the post-merge wiring.
- New "Two wrappers, applied as a sandwich" table comparing what each
wrapper does and where it fires; closing note that repos can't use
the wrapper because they own per-call attributes.
Also bundled: a 1-line aesthetic SVG noise tweak in di-explainer.html
(opacity='0.25', baseFrequency 0.85→0.95) that was sitting in the
working tree before this session — preserved across the Plan 10 merge
via stash/pop and now committed alongside the doc update.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Inserts a new §06 "Tracing & error capture" between the existing
"Tradeoffs by part" (§05) and the verdict (which moves to §07).
Includes the trace tree (HTTP → tRPC → controller → use-case → repo
→ Payload), capture-rules table (where captureException fires per
layer + the no-capture rule for defineErrorMiddleware), the
__sentryReported double-report guard explanation, and the R31–R38
PII rule list. Adds matching CSS (.trace-tree / .capture-rules /
.pii-rules) tuned to the existing dark-paper palette and Fraunces
heading font. Updates the contents nav from 6 → 7 columns.
di-explainer.html gets a new §08 "Instrumentation symbols" with cards
for TRACER and LOGGER, the bindAll() Rule-0 wiring path, and a note
on why feature containers also bind the symbols. Two-column grid
collapses to one on narrow viewports.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds "Asserting spans and captures" section to tdd-workflow.md with
RecordingTracer/Logger usage and inline withSpan wrapping pattern for
direct-injection tests. Adds R49/R50 section to testing-strategy.md
covering the no-sentry guard, contract suite span assertions, and
RecordingTracer/Logger field reference. Adds "TRACER / LOGGER (Plan 10)"
subsection to dependency-flow.md showing the bindAll → feature-container
wiring path. Adds an "src/instrumentation/" section to core-shared/AGENTS.md
documenting the two interfaces, three impl pairs, withSpan helper, scrubbers,
both Next.js + Vite/React init helpers, and the subpath exports.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the seven Plan 10 conventions to CLAUDE.md (interfaces in core-shared,
spans at bind time, throw-site capture, PII rules, three Sentry projects,
orthogonal binding). Adds an "Instrumentation conventions" section to
AGENTS.md with repo constructor/method patterns, capture-rules table,
boundary allowlist, and test rules. Appends §16 "Instrumentation & error
capture" to vertical-feature-spec.md (the spec already has 15 sections,
so appending rather than slotting in as §10 to avoid renumbering).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each folder/file in the feature anatomy gets its own card with:
- Brief one-line description
- Two-column pros/cons list (3-4 items each)
Covers 22 parts grouped into 21 cards: entities/models, entities/errors,
application/repositories interfaces, application/services interfaces,
application/use-cases, infrastructure real repo, infrastructure mock
repo, infrastructure services, interface-adapters/controllers, di/
(symbols, module, container, bind-production, bind-dev-seed),
integrations/api/procedures, integrations/api/router, integrations/cms,
ui, __factories__, __contracts__, __seeds__, src/index.ts.
Each card uses the same paper/cream palette as the rest of the page;
pros/cons differentiated by color (forest-green + / oxblood −) and a
JetBrains-Mono leading character.
Verdict section renumbered to §06; contents nav updated to 6-column
grid.
- CLAUDE.md Key Conventions: 'App bootstrap' rule rewritten as 'Three
binding modes per feature' — describes USE_DEV_SEED + NODE_ENV
resolution order and the new ./di/bind-dev-seed export.
- AGENTS.md (root): exports list now mentions ./ui + ./di/bind-dev-seed;
Per-feature public-API surface table gains a row; Apps section shows
the bindAll() dispatcher with three-rule logic.
- docs/architecture/vertical-feature-spec.md §6: file shape now
includes bind-dev-seed.ts, bind-dev-seed.test.ts, __seeds__/dev.ts;
package.json exports list updated to include ./di/bind-dev-seed.
- docs/architecture/data-flow-explainer.html: anatomy tree gains
__seeds__/ row; LAYERS.di description updated with new binders +
cross-link to di-explainer.html; new LAYERS.seeds entry; public-
surface card expanded to six subpaths.
- docs/superpowers/refactor-logs/2026-05-06-input-output-unification.md
§7: new 'Post-Plan-9: dev-seed binders' entry summarizing the rollout
(commits, per-feature additions, app wiring, tests, turbo, docs).
- bind-production.test.ts: dispatcher tests use vi.stubEnv (typesafe
way to test process.env in TypeScript 5+ with @types/node read-only
process.env types). 4 dispatcher tests + 2 bindAllProduction tests
= 7 tests total.
Three-rule resolution order in bindAll() (first match wins):
1. USE_DEV_SEED === 'true' → bindAllDevSeed (explicit override)
2. NODE_ENV === 'production' → bindAllProduction
3. otherwise → bindAllDevSeed (developer default)
Rationale: 'pnpm dev' should boot the app without requiring Payload to
be running locally — dev seed is the more useful default for non-
production environments. Production servers explicitly set
NODE_ENV=production and get the real binding. The USE_DEV_SEED override
remains the escape hatch (force seed in any NODE_ENV — e.g. staging
preview, design review).
bind-production.test.ts grows from 3 tests to 8 — covers the dispatcher
matrix:
- USE_DEV_SEED='true' wins even when NODE_ENV='production'
- NODE_ENV='production' (no override) → production
- NODE_ENV='development' → dev seed (default)
- NODE_ENV unset → dev seed (default)
- USE_DEV_SEED='false' treated as not-set (only the literal 'true' triggers)
- Pre-existing 'binds all five repos' test now also asserts bindProductionMedia
di-explainer.html conditions table + mode flag strings updated to match
the new three-rule logic.
ESLint flagged that USE_DEV_SEED was read in apps/web-next without being
declared in root turbo.json globalEnv — added it.
DI explainer's conditions table previously listed 'Production server
(NODE_ENV=production)' as a scenario, but bindAll() only checks
USE_DEV_SEED — NODE_ENV is not read anywhere in source. Fixed the table
and the prod-mode flag string to match what the code actually does.
apps/web-next/src/server/bind-production.ts now exports three functions:
- bindAllProduction() — production-only binders
- bindAllDevSeed() — dev-seed-only binders (NEW, calls all 5 features)
- bindAll() — dispatcher that branches on USE_DEV_SEED env var
All page/route callers (page.tsx, about/page.tsx, blog/[slug]/page.tsx,
api/trpc/[trpc]/route.ts) updated from bindAllProduction → bindAll so the
env flag actually has effect.
docs/architecture/di-explainer.html (NEW): standalone interactive page
explaining the di/ folder file-by-file, the loading sequence (8 stages),
the three binding kinds (.to / .toDynamicValue / .toConstantValue), an
interactive three-mode picker showing how the same blogContainer state
differs across default/dev-seed/production, a conditions table, and a
final card on how tests bypass DI entirely. Sister page to
data-flow-explainer.html.
Refactor log entry + canonical doc updates follow in subsequent commits.
User pushback: 'I already need mock data for dev and for testing at
runtime' — i.e., the dual role of the mock is obvious, not surprising.
Earlier framing was condescending.
Reframe around 'runtime reach':
- Section blurb leads with 'three artifacts at different distances
from runtime'
- Three-roles card intro: same neighborhood, different reach. Mock is
reached by runtime; contract + factory only by tests.
- 'The mock has two jobs' → 'The mock is reached from two directions
— both legitimate, neither is the test version'.
- Contract framing now leads with its real purpose: it tests the mock
alongside the real impl so you can trust the mock as a runtime
artifact.
User asked: 'arent mocks also related to testing?' — yes, but the mock
plays two roles where the contract and factory play one each. §04 now
opens with that framing.
What's new:
- Section title bumped to 'Mocks, contracts & factories'
- New three-roles diagram at the top of §04 visualizing the chain:
IArticlesRepository → MockArticlesRepository + ArticlesRepository
→ articlesRepositoryContract → articleFactory
- Two ordered lists explaining the mock's dual job (DI default binding
+ direct test fake) and the contract/factory's single test-only roles
- Three new expandable code examples:
· the mock as DI binding (real BlogModule code)
· the mock as direct test fake (use-case test, no container)
· the contract running against both impls (proof-of-parity)
- New CSS for .three-roles-diagram, .role-* boxes, .role-arrow with
vertical connector lines, .role-jobs lists with counter-leading
decimal numbering
The existing Contracts and Factories cards stay in place below — they
provide the deeper detail on each individual artifact.
Single-file HTML at docs/architecture/data-flow-explainer.html.
Self-contained — Google Fonts (Fraunces + JetBrains Mono) is the only
external resource; all interactivity is vanilla JS, all diagrams are
inline SVG/CSS.
Five sections:
01. Feature anatomy — clickable folder tree, layer detail card swaps
to explain entities / application / infrastructure / interface-
adapters / di / integrations / ui / __factories__ / __contracts__
/ public surface.
02. Request flow — step-through pipeline (12 stages, including the
success/error fork) with prev/next/play and a feature picker
(auth, blog, marketing-pages, navigation, media). Each feature
swaps real code snippets, the procedures.ts error map, and the
use-case/controller pattern.
03. Dependency injection — interactive DI canvas with default/prod
toggle so the user sees the same symbol resolving to mock vs
real Payload-backed impl. Real module.ts and bind-production.ts
code blocks below.
04. Contracts and factories — expandable sections with the actual
defineContractSuite + defineFactory code from packages/blog.
05. Verdict — short answer (yes), tradeoffs, badge row.
Editorial aesthetic: cream paper, deep ink, oxblood accent, Fraunces
display + JetBrains Mono code. Subtle paper noise + ruled-line bg.
No CDN scripts beyond fonts.
Doc-pass agent flagged §9.4 still listed only '.', './cms', './api' as
the allowed public surface. ./ui was added in Plan 9 and
./di/bind-production in Plan 5; both belong in the canonical list.
First slice of the combined Plan 8 + Plan 9 doc-update pass:
- CLAUDE.md Key Conventions: append schema-in-use-case, presenter,
controller unknown input, feature-scoped tRPC error mapping, public
surface split (./ui)
- packages/core-shared/AGENTS.md: document defineErrorMiddleware export
+ t re-export from trpc/init
- docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-05-plan-8-*.md and matching spec:
one-line note that some controller/router patterns shifted in Plan 9;
link to the Plan 9 refactor log
- docs/architecture/overview.md: data-flow box now shows xProcedure +
xInputSchema + xOutputSchema.parse + presenter + middleware lanes;
three explanatory paragraphs added (schemas, presenter, error mapping)
- docs/architecture/dependency-flow.md: app-side ./ui subpath note,
allowed/disallowed examples updated for Plan 9 paths
Remaining doc-pass items (root AGENTS.md, per-feature AGENTS.md ×5,
core-testing AGENTS.md, adding-a-feature.md, tdd-workflow.md,
testing-strategy.md, vertical-feature-spec.md) follow in subsequent
commits — to be dispatched in parallel.
First slice of the Plan 8 deferred doc-update checklist:
- CLAUDE.md Key Conventions: factory-function use cases/controllers,
entities/models/<x>.ts paths, .toDynamicValue DI bindings, direct
injection in tests
- docs/architecture/overview.md data-flow box updated to factory style
(controller resolved via container.get<IXController>; use case factory
takes deps as args)
- docs/decisions/adr-012-lazar-conformance.md created — records the
conformance decision and four intentional divergences
- docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-05-plan-7-tdd-foundation.md and the
matching spec annotated with a "pre-Plan-8 layout" note pointing at
the refactor log
Remaining Plan 8 doc-update items (root AGENTS.md, per-feature AGENTS.md,
adding-a-feature.md, tdd-workflow.md, testing-strategy.md,
vertical-feature-spec.md §6/§10, core-testing AGENTS.md) intentionally
paused — Plan 9 (input/output unification) will change overlapping
content, so resuming after Plan 9 lands avoids double-churn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
