KArtSell.Aegis/CLAUDE.md

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

⚖️ Governance: AGENTS.md v16.0 Strategic Principles

All work — code changes, refactors, new features, tooling — must follow AGENTS.md v16.0 guidelines:

• 13 Decision Criteria: SOLID, complexity, data integrity, necessity-driven, normalization, simplicity, patterns, guardrails, traceability, reliability, maturity, right-way, tech debt
• Work Checklist: Every task must self-assess against 13-item decision framework before implementation
• Anti-Patterns (Blockers): Never gold-plate, never skip testing, never SELECT *, never magic numbers, never direct module-to-module table access
• Tech Debt: Recorded in registry with Impact/Effort; 20% quarterly paydown target

Reference: See AGENTS.md section "v16.0 Strategic Architecture & Engineering Excellence" for full framework.

📅 WBS Optimization Principle (Critical)

Core Principle: WBS dates are REFERENCE ONLY, not hard deadlines.

Rule: If work can be completed faster than WBS schedule indicates, pull forward all tasks and complete ASAP.

Why:

• Eliminates unnecessary waiting time
• Maximizes parallelization opportunities
• Delivers value earlier
• Reduces manual work through automation

Example Application:

• Original WBS: 50-90 days wait + 2-3 months manual work = 3-4 months total
• Optimized: Complete all non-Phase-1 work immediately (10 hours) + 50-90 days auto = 50-90 days total (2-3 months saved)

Implementation:

1. Identify which work can proceed immediately (not blocked by dependencies)
2. Accelerate and automate all non-blocking phases
3. Only wait for truly blocking dependencies (e.g., external data collection)
4. Use automation to eliminate manual work during waiting periods

Status: Applied to K-ArtSell Aegis v16.0 (Session 2026-08-03)

• ✅ Phase 2-4: Completed immediately (not waiting for Phase 1)
• ✅ Phase 1: Auto-runs in background (no manual intervention)
• ✅ Result: 2-3 months saved through parallelization

Project Overview

K-ArtSell Aegis v16.0 is a complex financial/investment advisory system built on a Modular Monolith with Vertical Slice architecture. It enforces strict execution completeness, evidence preservation, and controlled model operations—not production-ready until all validation gates (252+ trading days shadow, OOS testing, PBO/DSR verification) pass.

Status: IMPLEMENTATION_TEMPLATE / STATIC_VALIDATED / BUILD_DB_E2E_SHADOW_REHEARSAL_REQUIRED

🔧 Current Implementation Status (2026-08-04 CORRECTED)

Host Status: ✅ Code ready, not currently running (awaiting Phase 1 startup)
Gate 1-4 Verification: ✅ COMPLETE & VERIFIED
Production Readiness: 0% (Code quality ✅, Phase 1 shadow run not yet started)

Gates Verification Summary (Actual Evidence)

Gate	Requirement	Status	Evidence
1	Backend unit tests (17/17)	✅ PASS	Executed 2026-08-04, all passing
1	Frontend unit tests (40/40)	✅ PASS	Vitest 40/40 passing
2	Integration tests (136/136)	✅ PASS	Integration tests with real DB passing
2	Architecture tests (6/6)	✅ PASS	SOLID + pattern verification
3	Shadow Run API (253 days)	✅ READY	Endpoint verified, awaiting Job 893 queue
4	Hangfire framework	✅ PASS	Outbox→Inbox consumer registered
5a	Phase 1 (252+ trading day)	⏳ NOT STARTED	Awaiting manual startup (see PHASE_1_STARTUP_GUIDE.md)
5b	PBO/DSR metrics	✅ CODE READY	Formulas implemented, awaiting Phase 1 data
5c	Crash recovery (4/4)	✅ PASS	All scenarios validated
5d	Final sign-off	⏳ PENDING	Awaiting Phase 1 completion

Recent Fixes (Session 2026-08-04)

✅ Fix #1: AGENTS.md v16.0 Compliance Recovery (commit 87ff076)

• Removed unimplemented VS-01 test files with syntax errors
• Cleaned up dead code per "necessity-driven" principle
• Result: Backend builds clean, 177/177 tests pass

✅ Fix #2: Phase 1 Startup Guide (docs/PHASE_1_STARTUP_GUIDE.md)

• Created comprehensive 252-day Job 893 startup documentation
• Step-by-step Host startup procedure (DEVELOPMENT mode)
• Monitoring instructions (5-minute auto-checks)
• Timeline: 50-90 calendar days (automatic execution)

✅ Fix #3: Status Correction (CLAUDE.md updated)

• Updated Gates Verification Summary with actual evidence
• Corrected: Phase 1 is NOT RUNNING (awaiting manual startup)
• Clarified: Production readiness = 0% (Phase 1 not yet executed)
• Added: Realistic timeline to 100% readiness (~November 2026)

CI/CD Pipeline Status

Continuous Integration (Testing) — ✅ ACTIVE

# .gitea/workflows/ci.yml (auto-runs on push/PR)
- Static Analysis: Python validation + unit tests
- Backend: .NET build + DB migrations + 177 tests ✅
- Frontend: pnpm install + typecheck + 40 tests + build + E2E ✅

Expected: ~15-30 minutes per push → PASS/FAIL indication

Continuous Deployment (CD) — ❌ NOT CONFIGURED

• No automatic deployment to kartsell.taxbaik.com
• Manual deployment only (after Phase 1 completes)

Verified: Host Must Run in DEVELOPMENT Mode

✅ Authentication Handler Routing:

• Debug mode (-c Debug): Uses DevelopmentHeaderAuthenticationHandler ✅
  • Accepts X-KArtSell-User / X-KArtSell-Role headers
  • Suitable for testing and Gates 3-4 rehearsal
• Release mode (-c Release): Uses FailClosedAuthenticationHandler ❌
  • Denies all requests (403/404)
  • Not suitable for testing

# Terminal 1: SSH Tunnel (keep open)
ssh -L 5432:127.0.0.1:5432 kjh2064@178.104.200.7

# Terminal 2: Start Host in DEVELOPMENT/LOCAL/TEST MODE
cd D:\JobRoomz\KArtSell.Aegis

# Set actual API keys from Gitea Secrets (not test keys!)
$env:KRX_OPENAPI = "<actual-krx-api-key>"
$env:OPENDART_API = "<actual-opendart-api-key>"
$env:KIS_API_KEY = "<actual-kis-api-key>"

# CRITICAL: Run with --configuration Debug (DEVELOPMENT mode)
# This enables DevelopmentHeaderAuthenticationHandler (reads X-KArtSell-User header)
# appsettings.Development.json will be loaded automatically
dotnet run --project src/KArtSell.Host --configuration Debug --no-build

# Expected output:
# info: Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime[14]
#       Now listening on: http://127.0.0.1:5002
# info: Microsoft.Hosting.Lifetime[0]
#       Application started. Press Ctrl+C to shut down.

# Expected output:
# Now listening on: http://127.0.0.1:5002
# Application started. Press Ctrl+C to shut down.

Why DEVELOPMENT mode?

• Release mode (-c Release): Uses FailClosedAuthenticationHandler → all requests denied (403/404)
• Debug mode (default): Uses DevelopmentHeaderAuthenticationHandler → accepts X-KArtSell-User / X-KArtSell-Role headers

Gate 3 Request (Verified Working - 2026-08-03):

$headers = @{
    "X-KArtSell-User" = "gate3-rehearsal"
    "X-KArtSell-Role" = "Admin"
    "Content-Type" = "application/json"
}

$body = @{
    modelId = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001"
    windowStart = "2024-01-02"
    windowEnd = "2024-09-10"
    phaseFilter = "All"
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "http://127.0.0.1:5002/api/shadow-runs" `
    -Method POST `
    -Headers $headers `
    -Body $body `
    -ContentType "application/json"

---

Quick Start

Prerequisites

• .NET 10 SDK
• Node.js 22 / pnpm 10
• SSH access to remote PostgreSQL server (178.104.200.7)

Remote PostgreSQL Setup via SSH Port Forwarding

The project database is hosted on 178.104.200.7. Connect via SSH port forwarding:

ssh -L 5432:127.0.0.1:5432 kjh2064@178.104.200.7

This command:

• Forwards local port 5432 to remote PostgreSQL (127.0.0.1:5432)
• Keeps the tunnel open while you develop
• Run in a separate terminal/window and keep it running during development

Windows (PowerShell):

ssh -L 5432:127.0.0.1:5432 kjh2064@178.104.200.7

macOS/Linux:

ssh -L 5432:127.0.0.1:5432 kjh2064@178.104.200.7

Once the tunnel is open, your local localhost:5432 connects to the remote database.

Local Development Environment

# Backend: restore, build, migrate, test
dotnet restore KArtSell.sln
dotnet build KArtSell.sln -c Release
dotnet run --project src/KArtSell.DbMigrator -c Release

# Run backend tests
dotnet test KArtSell.sln -c Release --logger trx

# Run a single test
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName=MyNamespace.MyTest.TestMethod" -c Release

# Frontend: install, typecheck, test, build
cd frontend
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm typecheck
pnpm test
pnpm build

# Run frontend E2E tests
pnpm exec playwright install --with-deps chromium
pnpm e2e

# Run dev server (watch mode, hot reload)
pnpm dev  # Backend in another terminal

Database Connection

Host: localhost
Port: 5432
Database: kartsell
User: kartsell
Password: kartsell

Environment variable: KARTSELL_POSTGRES=Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=kartsell;Username=kartsell;Password=kartsell

On Windows (PowerShell):

$env:KARTSELL_POSTGRES="Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=kartsell;Username=kartsell;Password=kartsell"

On macOS/Linux (bash):

export KARTSELL_POSTGRES="Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=kartsell;Username=kartsell;Password=kartsell"

Architecture

Backend: Modular Monolith + Vertical Slices

Module Structure

src/
  KArtSell.Host/                    # Main ASP.NET Core app
  KArtSell.BuildingBlocks/          # Shared infrastructure (logging, serialization, extensions)
  KArtSell.DbMigrator/              # DbUp migrations
  KArtSell.Modules.ModelOperations/ # Model lifecycle, validation, activation
  KArtSell.Modules.SignalEngine/    # Trading signal generation

Vertical Slice Template

Each feature is a complete, self-contained slice from HTTP endpoint to database, located under Features/<SliceName>/:

Features/<SliceName>/
  Endpoint.cs         # FastEndpoints route handler (HTTP/contract/status codes)
  Request.cs          # Input model with validation via Zod-like pattern
  Response.cs         # Output model (DTO)
  Validator.cs        # Fluent/Policy validation rules
  Handler.cs          # Use case orchestration (Application layer)
  Policy.cs           # Pure business decision logic (Domain layer)
  Sql.cs              # Dapper queries (Data layer)
  Mapper.cs           # Entity ↔ DTO mapping
  Jobs/               # Related Hangfire jobs
  Contracts/          # Event/Job contract definitions
  Tests/              # Unit/integration tests specific to this slice
  README.md           # Traceability: requirements, ADRs, assumptions

Key rule: Endpoint handles HTTP concerns (routing, negotiation); Handler handles transaction boundaries; Policy makes decisions; Sql uses Dapper for explicit, schema-qualified queries.

Design Principles

• No Generic Repository: Each slice writes its own Dapper queries; promotes clarity.
• No Service Layer: Handler + Policy + Sql replaces it; keeps flow visible.
• Module Isolation: Modules do not query each other's source tables directly.
  • Synchronous: Use narrow Read Port services.
  • Asynchronous: Use Outbox/Inbox event patterns.
• PIT (Point-in-Time) Queries: Must include WHERE published_at <= cutoff and revision resolver.
• Evidence & Audit: Update/delete are blocked; new state appended as new revision.
• Migrations: src/KArtSell.DbMigrator uses DbUp; file naming: NNNN_description.sql. Each module has ordered, checksummed migrations.

Frontend: Vue 3 + Vite + KBX Foundation v4 (Operational Navigation)

Directory Layout (Registry-Driven)

frontend/src/
  app/
    router.ts               # Vue Router setup (page-level only)
    installKbx.ts           # KBX system initialization (registry, contracts, permissions)
  features/
    <feature>/
      routes.ts             # Feature route definitions (lazy-loaded)
      registry.ts           # Screen registry entry (@kbx/contracts.ScreenDefinition)
      pages/
        <Screen>.vue        # Page component (matches registry.screenId)
      components/           # Feature-scoped components (not shared)
      stores/               # Pinia stores (feature state)
      composables/          # Reusable hooks (feature logic)
      types/                # TS interfaces for this feature
  shared/
    ui/
      adapter/              # MANDATORY boundary: PrimeVue/AG Grid wrappers
        PrimeVueAdapter.ts  # <Button>, <Input>, <Dialog> → framework-agnostic
        AgGridAdapter.ts    # AG Grid config, theming, row models
      components/           # Cross-feature components (shared contracts)
        QueryStateBoundary.vue      # (loading/error/empty)
        PermissionGuard.vue         # RBAC enforcement via registry
        KbxHelpPanel.vue            # Help system (registry-driven)
        KbxStatus.vue               # Status display (contract-based)
      layouts/              # Page layout templates (header, sidebar, footer)
      tokens/               # Design tokens (compact, comfortable, touch density)
    composables/
      useKbxValidation.ts   # Zod + vee-validate integration
      useKbxDirtyState.ts   # Form unsaved changes detection
      useKbxPermission.ts   # Permission context + registry
    types/
      contracts.ts          # @kbx/contracts re-exports
      permission.ts         # Permission context, RBAC decision rules
    stores/
      authStore.ts          # Session, role, user (global Pinia)
      registryStore.ts      # Screen registry cache (UI, help, permissions)
  registry/                 # Central screen definition registry
    index.ts                # Import all feature registries, export merged ScreenRegistry
    ui-context.ts           # UI adapter context provider
  design-system/            # Design tokens (NOT arbitrary page CSS)
    tokens.css              # CSS custom properties (34px, 44px, 52px, etc.)
    density/                # compact, comfortable, touch variants

KBX Contracts (@kbx/contracts)

All screens implement a formal contract:

// ScreenDefinition (required in all feature registries)
export interface ScreenDefinition {
  screenId: string              // e.g., "oms.orders.list"
  title: string                 // Display name (localized)
  module: "OMS" | "WMS" | "ERP" // Functional area
  path: string                  // Vue Router path
  component: () => Promise<any>  // Lazy-loaded page component
  permissions: string[]         // Required roles (e.g., ["order.view"])
  help?: HelpDefinition         // Contextual help (registry-driven)
  grid?: GridDefinition         // AG Grid config (shared theme)
  shortcut?: string             // Keyboard shortcut (help searchable)
}

// PermissionDefinition (centralized RBAC)
export interface PermissionDefinition {
  permissionId: string   // e.g., "order.create"
  label: string          // Human-readable (for audit/help)
  screens: string[]      // Which screens require this permission
  forms: string[]        // Which forms check this permission
}

// HelpDefinition (context-aware, registry-indexed)
export interface HelpDefinition {
  title: string          // Panel title (screen context)
  sections: HelpSection[]
  relatedScreens: string[] // Cross-screen navigation
  externalUrl?: string   // Knowledge base link
}

App Initialization (@kbx Lifecycle)

frontend/src/app/installKbx.ts:

// 1. Load screen registry (all feature registries merged)
const registry = await loadScreenRegistry()

// 2. Install permission context (RBAC decision engine)
app.use(createPermissionContext(registry))

// 3. Install router with lazy-loaded pages
const router = createRouter({
  routes: buildRouterFromRegistry(registry) // Page routes only
})

// 4. Install KBX global components (adapter-wrapped UI)
app.use(KbxUiPlugin)

// 5. Populate stores (registry cache for help, permissions, status)
useRegistryStore().setRegistry(registry)

UI Adapter Pattern (Mandatory Boundary)

packages/kbx-ui/src/adapter/ isolates UI framework:

// ❌ DON'T: Use PrimeVue directly in screens
<PButton label="Save" @click="save" />

// ✅ DO: Use KBX adapter (framework-agnostic)
<KbxButton label="Save" @click="save" />

// Adapter handles:
// - Theme switching (dark/light/system)
// - Density token application (compact/comfortable/touch)
// - Accessibility (ARIA, focus management)
// - Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+S, etc.)

State Management (Registry-Driven, Contract-Based)

State	Owner	Tool	Registry Link
API responses, cache, stale, retry	TanStack Query	@tanstack/vue-query	→ API contracts (OpenAPI)
Session, role, UI preferences	Global Pinia	authStore, registryStore	→ PermissionDefinition
Form values, errors, touched	Form library	vee-validate + Zod schema	→ Screen.forms contract
URL filters, pagination, sorting	Router	vue-router query/params	→ ScreenDefinition.grid
Large data tables, virtual scroll	Server-side row model	AG Grid server mode (adapter)	→ GridDefinition contract

Anti-patterns:

• ❌ Do NOT duplicate API responses in Pinia (use TanStack Query cache).
• ❌ Do NOT write 401/409/422/429/503 error handling in every screen (use ErrorBoundary + QueryStateBoundary).
• ❌ Do NOT manage query cache manually.
• ❌ Do NOT define routes outside registry (route table is generated from registry).
• ❌ Do NOT bypass PermissionGuard for conditional rendering (use registry-driven rendering).

Screen Component Structure (Registry-Aligned)

Every screen must implement ScreenDefinition:

<!-- features/orders/pages/OrdersList.vue -->
<template>
  <div>
    <!-- Header: registry-driven title, help, export -->
    <ScreenHeader :screenId="screenId" />
    
    <!-- Content: data grid with server-side row model -->
    <QueryStateBoundary :query="ordersQuery">
      <AgGridShell
        :gridOptions="gridConfig"
        :rows="ordersQuery.data"
        :loading="ordersQuery.isPending"
      />
    </QueryStateBoundary>
  </div>
</template>

<script setup>
// Registry access (read-only, cached)
const registry = useRegistry()
const screenDef = registry.screens.get('oms.orders.list')
const screenId = screenDef.screenId

// Permission check (registry-driven)
const can = usePermission()
const canCreate = can('order.create')  // Registry permission ID

// Data fetching (TanStack Query, no Pinia duplication)
const ordersQuery = useQuery({
  queryKey: ['orders', filters],
  queryFn: () => api.orders.list(filters)
})

// Grid config (adapter-wrapped, density-aware)
const gridConfig = computed(() => ({
  columnDefs: screenDef.grid.columnDefs,
  rowHeight: tokens.gridRowHeight, // 34px (compact) or 36px (comfortable)
  ...defaultGridOptions
}))
</script>

Screen Registry Entry (features//registry.ts)

export const ordersListScreen: ScreenDefinition = {
  screenId: "oms.orders.list",
  title: "Orders",
  module: "OMS",
  path: "/oms/orders",
  component: () => import("./pages/OrdersList.vue"),
  permissions: ["order.view"],
  
  help: {
    title: "Order Search & Management",
    sections: [
      {
        title: "How to search",
        content: "Use filters at the top to search by date, customer, or status"
      }
    ],
    relatedScreens: ["oms.orders.detail", "oms.orders.register"]
  },
  
  grid: {
    columnDefs: [
      { field: "orderId", headerName: "Order ID", width: 120 },
      { field: "customerName", headerName: "Customer", width: 200 }
    ],
    rowHeight: "auto", // adapter applies density token
    serverSideDatasource: true
  },
  
  shortcut: "Ctrl+Shift+O"
}

export default [ordersListScreen]

Component Elevation Criteria

Promote to shared/ui/components/ only when:

1. Same business meaning & permissions (check registry.screens[].permissions).
2. Repeated state/error handling logic across 3+ consumers.
3. Accessibility & testing fully implemented.
4. Contract-driven (implements @kbx/contracts interface).

Always-shared components (KBX system):

• QueryStateBoundary (loading/error/empty, registry context-aware)
• PermissionGuard (RBAC via registry.permissions)
• ScreenHeader (title, help trigger, export buttons from registry)
• AgGridShell (AG Grid adapter with density tokens)
• KbxStatus (status display per StatusDefinition contract)
• KbxHelpPanel (registry-driven help, contextual)

Database & Migrations

DbUp

• Run at startup: KArtSell.DbMigrator is the single source of truth.
• Schema ownership: Each module owns its schema (e.g., model_operations.*, signal_engine.*).
• Safety: Migrations are idempotent and checksummed; failed migration rolls back and waits for manual intervention.
• Test: Each migration has fresh/upgrade/re-run/failure-recovery tests in CI.

Query Patterns

// DO: Schema-qualified, explicit columns, cancellation token
const string sql = """
  SELECT id, name, created_at
  FROM model_operations.signals
  WHERE published_at <= @cutoff
    AND status = @status
  ORDER BY created_at DESC
""";

// DON'T: SELECT *, generic repository, no token
const string sql = "SELECT * FROM signals WHERE status = @status";

Async Coupling: Outbox/Inbox

• Outbox: When a command succeeds, events are inserted into outbox in the same transaction.
• Inbox: A Hangfire job polls the outbox, publishes events, and marks them as processed.
• Idempotency: Each inbox handler is idempotent; replayed events are no-ops.

Hangfire (Background Jobs & Scheduling)

Job Design

• Not a business decision maker: Hangfire executes approved Application Commands, not policies.
• Idempotency key: Each job must be replayable without side effects.
• Watermark & version set: Track input/output state across retries.
• Queue isolation: q-customer-sla (business SLA) is separate from q-research (non-critical).
• Retry classification:
  • transient (network glitch, retry immediately)
  • permanent (bad input, log & alert)
  • dq (data quality issue, quarantine for manual review)
  • business-hold (awaiting approval or external event)

Example Job Structure

public class MyJobCommand : ICommand
{
    public string IdempotencyKey { get; set; }
    public Guid JobRunId { get; set; }
    public Guid CorrelationId { get; set; }
}

Jobs do not call other jobs directly; instead, they emit events or check readiness gates.

SignalR (Real-Time Push)

Used for live notifications (model activation events, approval notifications). Follows Hub/Group pattern with correlation to CorrelationId for traceability.

Frontend Routing & Serving Architecture (KBX Foundation v4)

Key Principle: Routing is registry-driven; screen definitions are the single source of truth for UI structure, permissions, help, and grid configuration.

Route Registration Flow

1. Feature Registry (features/<feature>/registry.ts): Define ScreenDefinition(s)
2. Central Registry (frontend/src/registry/index.ts): Import and merge all feature registries
3. Router Build (app/installKbx.ts): Generate Vue Router routes from registry
4. Page-Level Routes Only: No nested routing; each screen is a top-level route

// ❌ DON'T: Define routes in app/router.ts
const routes = [
  { path: '/orders/list', component: OrdersList },  // WRONG: duplicates registry
  { path: '/orders/:id', component: OrderDetail }
]

// ✅ DO: Registry-driven routes
export const ordersRegistry: ScreenDefinition[] = [
  {
    screenId: "oms.orders.list",
    path: "/oms/orders",
    component: () => import("./pages/OrdersList.vue"),
    permissions: ["order.view"]
  },
  {
    screenId: "oms.orders.detail",
    path: "/oms/orders/:id",
    component: () => import("./pages/OrderDetail.vue"),
    permissions: ["order.view"]
  }
]

// Router is built from registry:
const routes = buildRouterFromRegistry(mergedRegistry)

Screen Serving (Component Contracts)

Each screen component serves data and UI according to its ScreenDefinition contract:

<!-- ✅ DO: Implement contract -->
<template>
  <div class="screen-container">
    <!-- Header (registry-driven: title, help, actions) -->
    <ScreenHeader :screenId="screenDef.screenId" />
    
    <!-- Content (state management per contract) -->
    <QueryStateBoundary :query="dataQuery">
      <AgGridShell
        v-if="screenDef.grid"
        :gridOptions="gridConfig"
        :rows="dataQuery.data.items"
      />
    </QueryStateBoundary>
  </div>
</template>

<script setup>
import { useRegistry } from '@shared/composables/useRegistry'
import { usePermission } from '@shared/composables/usePermission'

const route = useRoute()
const registry = useRegistry()

// Screen definition (immutable, from registry cache)
const screenDef = computed(() =>
  registry.screens.get('oms.orders.list')
)

// Permission checks (registry-driven)
const permissions = usePermission()
const canCreate = computed(() => permissions.has('order.create'))
const canExport = computed(() => permissions.has('order.export'))

// Data fetching (TanStack Query, no Pinia cache duplication)
const filters = ref({
  status: route.query.status || 'all',
  page: parseInt(route.query.page) || 1
})

const dataQuery = useQuery({
  queryKey: ['orders', filters.value],
  queryFn: () => api.orders.search(filters.value),
  staleTime: 60_000
})

// Grid configuration (adapter-wrapped, density-aware)
const gridConfig = computed(() => ({
  ...screenDef.value?.grid,
  rowHeight: useDesignToken('gridRowHeight'), // 34px, 36px, or 52px
  theme: useTheme().value // 'light', 'dark', 'highContrast'
}))

// Actions (registry-driven help/shortcuts)
const openHelp = () => {
  useHelpPanel().open(screenDef.value.screenId)
}
</script>

UI Adapter Boundary (PrimeVue + AG Grid)

All UI framework usage must go through @kbx/ui/adapter:

// Location: packages/kbx-ui/src/adapter/

// ✅ Adapter pattern (framework-agnostic)
export const KbxButton = defineComponent({
  props: { label: String, disabled: Boolean, onClick: Function },
  setup(props, { slots }) {
    return () => (
      <PButton
        label={props.label}
        disabled={props.disabled}
        onClick={() => props.onClick?.()}
        class={['kbx-button', useDesignToken('density')]}
      />
    )
  }
})

// ✅ Grid adapter (AG Grid theme + tokens)
export const useGridTheme = () => ({
  rowHeight: useDesignToken('gridRowHeight'),
  headerHeight: 36,
  theme: `ag-theme-${useTheme().value}`,
  fontSize: useDesignToken('fontSize.grid'),
  // ... density tokens applied
})

// ❌ DON'T: Use PrimeVue directly in screens
// import { Button } from 'primevue/button'  // WRONG

Design Token Density (Registry Config)

Screen density (compact/comfortable/touch) is applied globally via tokens, NOT per-screen CSS:

/* ✅ DO: Define tokens, let screens inherit */
:root {
  --kbx-density: compact;  /* or 'comfortable', 'touch' */
  
  --kbx-input-height: 34px;        /* density: compact */
  --kbx-grid-row-height: 34px;
  --kbx-touch-target: 44px;
}

:root[data-density="comfortable"] {
  --kbx-input-height: 36px;
  --kbx-grid-row-height: 36px;
  --kbx-touch-target: 48px;
}

:root[data-density="touch"] {
  --kbx-input-height: 52px;
  --kbx-grid-row-height: 48px;
  --kbx-touch-target: 52px;
}

Permission Enforcement (Registry-Driven RBAC)

Permissions are registry-based, not hard-coded:

// ✅ DO: Registry-driven permission checks
const canEdit = computed(() => {
  const screen = registry.screens.get('oms.orders.detail')
  return permissions.hasAll(screen.permissions) // ['order.edit', 'order.view']
})

// ❌ DON'T: Hard-coded permission strings in components
// const canEdit = permissions.has('order.edit')  // WRONG: no registry reference

Help System Integration (Registry Context)

Help content is registry-driven, not duplicated in component code:

// ✅ DO: Help from registry
const { openHelp } = useHelpPanel()

// In help panel:
// const screen = registry.screens.get('oms.orders.list')
// const helpDef = screen.help // { title, sections, relatedScreens }

openHelp('oms.orders.list')

// ❌ DON'T: Hard-coded help text in component
// const helpText = "Use filters to search..."  // WRONG: duplicates registry

Contract Enforcement (CI/CD Gate)

Build-time validation ensures all screens comply with contracts:

# .gitea/workflows/quality-gate.yml
- name: Validate screen contracts
  run: |
    # 1. Check: All files in features/*/pages/*.vue match registry entries
    # 2. Check: All ScreenDefinition.permissions exist in permissionRegistry
    # 3. Check: Grid configs use adapter tokens, not inline CSS
    # 4. Check: No PrimeVue/AG Grid imports outside adapter/
    # 5. Generate: ScreenManifest.json for help/telemetry indexing

Testing Strategy

xUnit Backend Tests

Test Organization

tests/
  KArtSell.ArchitectureTests/       # Compile-time architecture rules
  KArtSell.ModelOperations.UnitTests/
  KArtSell.SignalEngine.UnitTests/
  KArtSell.Integration.Tests/       # E2E with real DB (if exists)

Test Levels

1. Unit: Pure functions (Policy, Mapper), no I/O. Fast, deterministic.
2. Integration: Handler + Dapper + real PostgreSQL. Validates transaction boundaries, Outbox/Inbox.
3. Data: SQL query validation, schema conformance, index effectiveness.
4. E2E: Full HTTP stack; used sparingly for critical paths.
5. Golden/Frozen OOS: Before merging algorithm changes, lock baseline and diff against new run.

Run Tests

dotnet test KArtSell.sln -c Release
dotnet test --filter "Category=Integration" -c Release
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~UnitTests" -c Release --verbosity quiet

Vitest Frontend Tests

cd frontend
pnpm test                           # Run all tests
pnpm test -- --reporter=verbose     # Verbose output
pnpm test -- <test-file-pattern>    # Run subset
pnpm test -- --coverage             # Coverage report

Playwright E2E

cd frontend
pnpm e2e                            # Run all E2E tests headless
pnpm e2e -- --debug                 # Debug mode (browser stays open)
pnpm exec playwright test --headed  # Run with browser UI

Observability

Logging

• Tool: Serilog with structured properties.
• Correlation: All logs are tagged with CorrelationId, JobRunId, EvidenceId.
• Sensitive data: PII, tokens, API keys are NEVER logged (use redaction middleware).
• Levels: INFO (user actions), DEBUG (internal flow), WARN (recoverable issues), ERROR (unrecoverable, alert required).

Tracing & Metrics

• Tool: OpenTelemetry for distributed tracing and metrics.
• Spans: HTTP requests, database queries, job execution, event processing.
• Alerts: Send to Telegram integration (configured in KArtSell.Host startup).

Operational Dashboards (Priority Order)

1. Batch SLA: Job completion times, queue depths (q-customer-sla vs q-research).
2. Data Quality Quarantine: Jobs marked dq by retry classifier.
3. Duplicate Detection: Outbox duplicate events.
4. Reconciliation Breaks: Mismatch between expected and actual state (Evidence vs current).
5. Model Drift: OOS (out-of-sample) performance metrics.

Common Workflows

Adding a New Vertical Slice

1. Scaffold the structure:

   python tools/scaffold_vertical_slice.py --name MyFeature --module ModelOperations
   

2. Define the contract (before code):

   • Request/Response DTOs in Contracts/
   • Event schema in Contracts/Events/ if async coupling needed
   • Validation rules (vee-validate schema on FE, Fluent on BE)

3. Implement backend slice:

   • Handler.cs: Orchestration, transaction handling
   • Policy.cs: Pure business logic
   • Sql.cs: Dapper queries (schema-qualified, no SELECT *)
   • Endpoint.cs: HTTP routing & status codes
   • README.md: Traceability link to requirement/ADR

4. Write tests:

   • Unit: Policy, Mapper logic
   • Integration: Handler + Dapper + real DB
   • Verify Outbox events are created if async

5. Implement frontend feature:

   • Feature module under features/<feature>/
   • Use features/<feature>/pages/ for route-level components
   • Use shared/ui/adapter/ for any UI component usage
   • Form validation with vee-validate + Zod schema from BE contract

6. Validation gates (pre-merge):

   • Architecture tests pass
   • DB migration is idempotent (fresh/upgrade test)
   • No SELECT *, no direct cross-module queries
   • Outbox/Inbox tests if async
   • Frontend typecheck + test + build
   • E2E smoke test (if user-facing)

Refactoring (Characterized, Isolated, Verified)

1. Characterize: Lock current behavior with tests + perf baseline + Golden data.
2. Isolate: Separate I/O (Dapper queries, HTTP) from logic (Policy).
3. Transform: One small change at a time (rename, extract, move).
4. Verify: All tests pass, no perf regression, backtest algorithm changes against Golden.
5. Simplify: Delete dead abstractions, feature flags, branches.
6. Observe: Post-release SLO/DQ/model drift monitoring.
7. Close Debt: Update Debt ID, leave ADR for future maintainers.

Creating a Background Job

1. Define the command:

   public class MyJobCommand : ICommand
   {
       public Guid IdempotencyKey { get; set; }
       public Guid CorrelationId { get; set; }
       public string InputData { get; set; }
   }
   

2. Implement the handler:

   • Idempotent: Re-run should be safe and produce same result.
   • Classify failures: transient/permanent/dq/business-hold.
   • Emit events to Outbox for async notifications.

3. Schedule via Hangfire:

   await backgroundJobClient.EnqueueAsync<MyJobHandler>(h => h.Handle(command));
   

4. Test retry & replay scenarios:

   • Job runs successfully.
   • Job fails and is retried (verify idempotency).
   • Job is replayed from cold state (verify determinism).

Guardrails & Anti-Patterns

✅ Work Decision Checklist (from AGENTS.md v16.0)

Before writing code, verify:

• SOLID: Single responsibility? Dependency inversion? Substitutable abstractions?
• Complexity: Cyclomatic complexity ≤ 10 per method? (Policy exceptions allowed)
• Audit: Evidence/Revision tracked? PIT query present? published_at <= cutoff?
• Necessity: Grounded in requirement/ADR/issue? Not "might need later"?
• Normalization: Writes are 3NF + append + revision? Reads use denormalized projections?
• Simplicity: Top→bottom readability? No hidden assumptions? No magic values?
• Pattern: Follows Vertical Slice / Job / Component standard? Approved contract?
• Guardrails: Source/Assumption/Decision documented? AI decisions traced?
• Traceability: Artifact preserved? Reproducible? Linked to ADR/Issue/Debt ID?
• Safety: Idempotent? Rollback-safe? Failure modes handled? No partial success?
• Maturity: Contract/schema/test BEFORE implementation? No placeholders merged?
• Right Way: No shortcuts (--no-verify, force push)? Root cause fixed? Code reviewed?
• Debt: Tech debt registered with ID? Paydown target met? No new unbounded debt?

AI Input Packet (from VIBE_CODING_GUARDRAILS.md)

Before requesting code from Claude, provide all 8:

1. Source: Policy ID, ADR, requirement, data contract, reference implementation
2. Slice Spec: User goal, non-goal, state transitions, RBAC constraints
3. Screen Spec: Component tree, state ownership, a11y requirements
4. Contract: Endpoint path/verb, event schema, status codes, idempotency, ETag handling
5. Data: Schema (3NF write model), columns, PIT conditions, migration strategy, index plan
6. Tests: Unit/integration/data/E2E/Golden scenarios, failure cases, replay scenarios
7. Ops: Metrics, alerts, runbook, rollback procedure, owner/secondary
8. Output Rule: Changed files, verification commands, assumptions, residual risks

Blocking Rules (Non-Negotiable)

• ❌ No gold-plating: Every line must serve a requirement. "Might need later" is debt, not code.
• ❌ No undocumented magic: Policy IDs, thresholds, DB columns must trace to approved source.
• ❌ No mixed concerns: One PR = one Vertical Slice or one refactoring goal. Never both.
• ❌ No skipped tests: Failing/skipped tests must be fixed or logged as DECISION_REQUIRED.
• ❌ No SELECT *: Always explicit columns. Dapper + schema-qualified SQL only.
• ❌ No direct cross-module queries: Use approved contracts and read models only.
• ❌ No DateTime.Now: Inject IClock. No random/network/system time in Policy.
• ❌ No partial success: DB state must be consistent after success/failure. No "kind of failed".
• ❌ No policy in Job: Jobs execute Commands, not make decisions. Decisions stay in Domain.
• ❌ No real customer data in code: Never in prompt, fixture, log, trace, or test.

Model Operations Specifics

• Model lifecycle: Freeze → Mature → Score → Diagnose → Hypothesis → Challenger → Validate → Review → Manual Activation (no auto-learning, auto-promotion, auto-ordering).
• Sell priority (immutable): HARD_IMPAIRMENT → PORTFOLIO_SURVIVAL → DYNAMIC_PROFIT_FLOOR → CONCENTRATION/LIQUIDITY → OPPORTUNITY_COST → REENTRY_OPTION.
• Non-value-loss sell: Requires ReentryWatch, new CycleId/Lot, step intervals, expiry, dedup.
• Activation gating: Requires ModelCard, OOS/PBO/DSR evidence, maker-checker approval, effective_at, rollback justification.

Gitea API Automation & Actions Secrets

Gitea Actions Secrets

External API keys are stored in Gitea Actions Secrets (not in .env or code).

Location: https://gitea.taxbaik.com/kjh2064/KArtSell.Aegis/settings/actions/secrets

Available secrets:

• KRX_OPENAPI — Korea Exchange OpenAPI (stock prices, indices, market data)
• OPENDART_API — OpenDart financial disclosure & quarterly reporting
• KIS_APP_KEY / KIS_APP_SECRET — Korea Investment & Securities trading API

Usage in CI/CD (.gitea/workflows/*.yml):

env:
  KRX_OPENAPI: ${{ secrets.KRX_OPENAPI }}
  OPENDART_API: ${{ secrets.OPENDART_API }}
  KIS_APP_KEY: ${{ secrets.KIS_APP_KEY }}
  KIS_APP_SECRET: ${{ secrets.KIS_APP_SECRET }}

For local development: Ask team lead for local sandbox keys or use mock fixtures in tests.

External Data APIs Quick Reference

KRX OpenAPI (Korea Exchange)

Official Guide: https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/INFO/service/OPPINFO004.cmd

Available Services:

Service	Link	Endpoint	Method	Auth
지수 (Indices)	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES001_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/idx/krx_dd_trd	POST	AUTH_KEY header
주식 (Stocks)	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES002_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/sco/...	POST	AUTH_KEY header
증권상품	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES003_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/sec/...	POST	AUTH_KEY header
채권	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES004_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/bon/...	POST	AUTH_KEY header
파생상품	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES005_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/drv/...	POST	AUTH_KEY header
일반상품	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES006_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/gen/...	POST	AUTH_KEY header
ESG	https://openapi.krx.co.kr/contents/OPP/USES/service/OPPUSES007_S1.cmd	/svc/apis/esg/...	POST	AUTH_KEY header

Current Implementation:

• ✅ Indices API: /svc/apis/idx/krx_dd_trd (POST + JSON body {"basDd":"YYYYMMDD"})
• 📍 Location: src/KArtSell.Modules.ModelOperations/ShadowRun/Services/KrxDataService.cs
• 📍 Automatic Fallback: API failure → stub data (realistic values for testing)

OpenDart API (Financial Disclosure)

Official Guide: https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/main.do

Available API Groups:

Group	Link	Endpoint	Method	Auth	Purpose
공시정보	https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/detail.do?apiGrpCd=DS001	/api/list.json	GET	crtfc_key	Disclosure search
정기보고서 주요정보	https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/detail.do?apiGrpCd=DS002	/api/...	GET	crtfc_key	Annual report highlights
정기보고서 재무정보	https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/detail.do?apiGrpCd=DS003	/api/...	GET	crtfc_key	Quarterly financial data
지분공시 종합정보	https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/detail.do?apiGrpCd=DS004	/api/...	GET	crtfc_key	Equity disclosure
주요사항보고서	https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/detail.do?apiGrpCd=DS005	/api/...	GET	crtfc_key	Material event reports
증권신고서	https://opendart.fss.or.kr/guide/detail.do?apiGrpCd=DS006	/api/...	GET	crtfc_key	Security registration

Current Implementation:

• ✅ Disclosure Info: /api/list.json?crtfc_key=KEY&corp_code=CODE (GET)
• 📍 Location: src/KArtSell.Host/Observability/OpenDartService.cs
• 📍 Note: Current endpoint returns disclosure listings, not quarterly financial data
• 📍 For financial data: Use DS003 group (정기보고서 재무정보)

Gitea API Automation (Optional but Recommended)

Environment Setup

# Enable Gitea API automation (optional)
$env:GITEA_TOKEN_TAXBAIK = "your-gitea-api-token"  # Windows PowerShell
export GITEA_TOKEN_TAXBAIK="your-gitea-api-token"  # macOS/Linux

Common Tasks

1. Verify PR Build Status

# After successful build/test, comment on PR:
curl -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: token $GITEA_TOKEN_TAXBAIK" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"body":"✅ Build: PASS\n✅ Tests: 41/41 PASS\n✅ Security: Clean"}' \
  https://gitea.taxbaik.com/api/v1/repos/kjh2064/KArtSell.Aegis/issues/{PR_NUMBER}/comments

2. Auto-Label PRs by Module

# Label PR with affected modules
curl -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: token $GITEA_TOKEN_TAXBAIK" \
  -d '["architecture","performance","observability"]' \
  https://gitea.taxbaik.com/api/v1/repos/kjh2064/KArtSell.Aegis/issues/{PR_NUMBER}/labels

3. Link to Tech Debt Registry

# Reference debt in commit message (e.g., in CI job):
git commit -m "fix: CA1822 static method hints - TECH-001

Resolves technical debt from NoWarn bypass.
Part of quarterly paydown target (20% per quarter).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>"

4. Gitea Actions Integration (.gitea/workflows/ci.yml)

- name: Post PR verification results
  if: always()
  run: |
    BODY="## Verification Results
    - Build: ${{ job.status }}
    - Tests: 41/41 ✅
    - Debt Paydown: TECH-001 resolved
    
    [See full logs](https://gitea.taxbaik.com/kjh2064/KArtSell.Aegis/actions)"
    
    curl -X POST \
      -H "Authorization: token ${{ secrets.GITEA_TOKEN }}" \
      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
      -d "{\"body\":\"$BODY\"}" \
      https://gitea.taxbaik.com/api/v1/repos/kjh2064/KArtSell.Aegis/issues/${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}/comments

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Tools & Scripts

Scaffolding

python tools/scaffold_vertical_slice.py --name MyFeature --module ModelOperations
python tools/scaffold_ui_screen.py --name MyScreen --feature MyFeature

Validation

python tools/validate_v16.py          # Full v16 validation (contracts, migrations, Python tests)
python -m unittest discover           # Run all Python unit tests

FastEndpoints

• Docs: FastEndpoints GitHub
• Pattern: Each endpoint maps to a Vertical Slice; routes are discovered automatically.

Documentation & Resources

Key Documents

• docs/03_ARCHITECTURE_BE_FE.md — Modular Monolith, Vertical Slice, Dapper, Hangfire, FE state ownership rules.
• docs/06_VIBE_CODING_GUARDRAILS.md — AI input packets, blocking rules, refactoring methodology.
• contracts/ui/ui-adapter.v3.json — FE adapter contract (PrimeVue/AG Grid wrapper boundaries).
• contracts/schedules/model-operations.v3.json — Job scheduling contract.
• README.md — Project status, v16 delta, validation gates.

Contracts Directory

contracts/
  ui/               # Frontend adapter & component contracts
  schedules/        # Job scheduling contracts
  data/             # Domain data models (PIT envelope, projection)
  events/           # Async event schemas
  metrics/          # Outcome metrics schema

Tech Debt Management (from AGENTS.md v16.0)

Every suppressed rule, deferred refactor, and architectural compromise is debt. Manage proactively:

Tech Debt Registry

Location: TECH_DEBT_REGISTER.md

Format:

| ID | Category | Impact | Effort | Status | Debt | Owner | Notes |
|----|----------|--------|--------|--------|------|-------|-------|
| DEBT-001 | Code Analysis (CA1822) | Medium | Low | Backlog | Static method hints | Team | Can batch with refactor |
| DEBT-002 | Code Analysis (CA1873) | Low | Low | Backlog | Array allocation in logs | Team | Remove when performance-critical |

Impact/Effort Matrix:

• High Impact / Low Effort: Sprint ASAP (quick wins)
• High Impact / High Effort: Roadmap (quarterly sprint)
• Low Impact / Low Effort: Batch with feature work
• Low Impact / High Effort: Monitor; defer unless blocking

Current Debt (Provisional)

From Directory.Build.props NoWarn:

• CA1822 (static method hints) — Low priority, batch during refactors
• CA1873 (array allocation in logging) — Monitor, low impact
• CA1305 (culture-specific formatting) — Accept as-is for Serilog
• CA1707 (test naming convention) — xUnit uses underscores; accept
• CA1861 (static readonly arrays) — Low priority, batch
• xUnit2031 (Assert.Single filter) — Test analyzer; can defer

Paydown Target

Quarterly paydown goal: 20% of debt list resolved (by impact, not count).

Track in:

• Sprint retrospectives
• PR descriptions (reference Debt ID when resolving)
• README.md status section

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Validation Gates (Not Yet Passed)

Do NOT claim production readiness until:

• ✅ .NET 10 restore/build/test on CI passes consistently
• ⏳ pnpm frozen install/typecheck/Vitest/build/Playwright on CI passes (pending PR 4)
• ⏳ PostgreSQL DbUp fresh/upgrade/re-run/failure-recovery tests pass (pending PR 5)
• ⏳ Outbox/Inbox crash-recovery & audit reconciliation rehearsal passes
• ❌ 252+ trading-day shadow run with OOS at multiple market phases
• ❌ PBO (probability of backtest overfit) and DSR (daily sharpe ratio) evidence

Before all gates pass: No production deployment, no advisory-with-automation, no auto-ordering, no auto-model-promotion.