Founder: there is no Tecnostac in this application. Replaced the seed default
company.name ('Tecnostac' -> 'SiMS'), demo-seed data, ~22 test fixtures/emails, and
docs (Tecnostac -> SiMS, @tecnostac.com -> @sims.com). Live DB company.name also
updated to 'SiMS' (shows on dashboard, documents, letterhead, reminder emails). Owner
email was already SiMS (simssoftware13@gmail.com). Full suite 416 green.
Durable specs for tickets/reconciliation/MIS/sms-balance/tds/audit-viewer/
notifications/einvoice (+ renewals, delivered) with schema/repo/route/UI/test
detail and a collision-safe build order. WhatsApp design was transiently
classifier-blocked; to re-run.
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Each module declares its own operational fields (field_spec JSON);
per-client values organized by that module schema; generalized encrypted
secret map. Flexibility mandate made concrete: new module or new field =
no code, no migration. Queued after the D20 trial import.
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Survey verdicts for all 25 real APEX tables; founder calls locked:
full ticket desk (4,567-ticket history), client_module service columns
(provider/username/password_enc/details), client_branch, five modules
= SMS, RTGS, WhatsApp, Mobile App, ATM.
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Locked decisions: pg driver behind an async Db interface with dual
engines (sqlite for fast tests, pg for prod), bigint paise, TEXT ISO
dates, jsonb payloads, numbered migrations, ?->$n in the adapter,
DATABASE_URL selects the engine. Build order: async refactor first
(zero behavior change), then schema, adapter, dual-engine suite, smoke.
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STATUS: count + review summary, D18 sentence in the intro, honest migrate()
column list, routes table gains /reminders /documents /profile /import and the
collapse/user-menu shell description. README + CLAUDE: 345. D18 record in
06-DECISIONS gains the review outcome. Spec banner notes the post-review
deltas (CSV support columns, LIKE filters).
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The historical HQ-1/2/3a build plans and the live-preview spec referenced sibling
Store apps (apps/store-server, apps/backoffice) as copy-sources and cited Store-only
docs. Rewrote those to describe the patterns intrinsically and to name the Store
product/repo where the scope boundary is genuine, so each plan stands alone in the
HQ repo. Technical content and task lists unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Marks the split spec DELIVERED with the outcome: both repos verified, the
pre-split combined repo deleted, and the kept-@sims/kept-env decisions recorded.
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Two products share one repo: HQ (internal client book, proforma billing,
call tracking) and Store (the GST retail product shipped to ~300 clients).
Different DBs, different audiences, different cadences — 60 of 75 commits
touch HQ, 2 touch Store.
Design: two repos. HQ inherits the existing history; Store starts fresh so
its history carries zero HQ bytes. Shared packages fork into each side,
trimmed to verified usage — safe because GST rates are dated DB rows, not
code, so the forked arithmetic has no reason to diverge.
Project tracking and conversion reporting are deferred: they don't exist
yet, and mixing new features into a mechanical move hides failures.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
POS, back office, store-server, all packages, workspace configs, README/
BUILDING, and the WIP HQ-2 plan — everything except gitignored data
(client import staging, .env, local DBs).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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