docs: prune shipped plan/spec artifacts, distill durable design into architecture docs - #671
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The docs/superpowers/{plans,specs} tree had grown to 121 files (~3.4MB), all
describing work that has since shipped. Stale plans are a hazard for agentic
work — agents retrieve and trust them over the code. This removes the tree and
the other one-shot artifacts (retired security-report tombstones, old audit
notes, PR screenshots, shipped-feature mockup HTML), and gitignores
docs/superpowers/ so future plans stay out of git.
Durable content from the source-referenced specs was distilled first:
- docs/architecture/notifications.md (fanout eligibility, webhook trust/SSRF
rules, HMAC signing, retry/auto-disable, Discord URL-leakage policy)
- docs/architecture/settings-contract.md (canonical settings contract,
canonicalization/versioning invariants)
- docs/architecture/invitations-onboarding.md (invite token lifecycle,
account/profile mapping, onboarding tour contract)
- downloads design notes folded into docs/downloads-api.md
- kindle/epub conversion design folded into tools/mobitool-wasm/README.md
All source comments that pointed at plan/spec files now point at the surviving
docs (three were already dangling). Also fixes the dead
docs/architecture/plugin-development.md link in DEVELOPMENT.md and updates
CLAUDE.md/CONTRIBUTING.md with the plans-are-ephemeral policy. Migration file
comments referencing old specs are left as-is (historical records; content
recoverable from git history).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR consolidates architecture documentation, removes retired design and planning documents, updates documentation rules, and aligns code comments and schema references with current documentation. ChangesDocumentation consolidation
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| `docs/architecture/` and let the plan die. The code is the source of truth; a doc that | ||
| disagrees with the code is wrong. Any committed doc must not contain local absolute | ||
| filesystem paths or transient worktree IDs — use repository-relative paths and wording like | ||
| "Commands assume the repository root is the cwd." `make verify-local-paths` enforces this. |
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make verify-local-paths does not enforce this claim: scripts/check-local-path-leaks.sh still searches only docs/superpowers/specs and docs/superpowers/plans, which this commit deletes and ignores. The command now succeeds without examining any surviving committed documentation, so absolute workstation paths added under docs/architecture/ or elsewhere will pass both the documented pre-merge check and CI. Update the script to scan the committed documentation tree while excluding any intentional fixtures.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L51-L53
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| # Agent-authored plans/specs are ephemeral scratch: written here while working, | ||
| # distilled into docs/architecture/ (or the PR description) before merge. | ||
| docs/superpowers/ |
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Pruning and ignoring this directory leaves durable documentation with dead links: docs/architecture/v1-scope.md:34-36,40 still links to removed settings/playback artifacts, and docs/wiki/admin/collection-templates.md:26 links to the removed sections-recipes.md; several migration comments also name deleted plans. Because these files are now ignored, the references cannot be repaired by restoring their targets normally. Retarget them to surviving architecture documents or distill the referenced material before removing the originals.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L46-L50
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| - The canonical bytes of the manifest are its RFC 8785 (JCS) canonicalization. | ||
| The manifest endpoint's `ETag` is the SHA-256 of those bytes, and | ||
| generated-code reproducibility is defined over the same bytes. |
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The endpoint ETag is not the SHA-256 of only these manifest bytes. settingscontract.PublicETag hashes the public manifest projection together with every embedded value schema via digestWithSchemas, intentionally changing when a schema changes even if manifest.json is byte-identical. Client and tooling authors following this new canonical architecture document would therefore derive the wrong validator; document the schema-inclusive digest and public projection instead.
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| Completion state is per-profile and server-side: the `profile_onboarding` | ||
| table in the per-user SQLite store (`internal/userdb`), keyed | ||
| `(profile_id, tour_id)` with `last_step`, `completed_at`, `skipped_at`. |
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For deployments using the Postgres user-store backend, completion state is not stored in this SQLite table: internal/userstore/pgstore/onboarding.go reads and writes user_profile_onboarding, keyed by (user_id, profile_id, tour_id), and migration 20260727220010_profile_onboarding.sql creates it. Describing only internal/userdb obscures a backend-parity requirement and can cause a future state or schema change to update only SQLite. Document the shared UserStore contract and both physical schemas.
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| and never the title. `allowed_mentions` always serializes an empty `parse` | ||
| list so content assembled from user-derived text can never ping roles or | ||
| `@everyone`. |
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BuildDiscordWebhookPayload leaves AllowedMentions nil, and its omitempty tag therefore omits allowed_mentions entirely rather than serializing {"parse":[]}. The current webhook body has no content, so it cannot ping today, but this new durable guardrail explicitly invites future code to rely on implicit mention parsing being disabled; adding user-derived content under that assumption would permit role or @everyone mentions. Initialize the field in the webhook builder and pin it with a test, or remove the unsupported invariant.
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| - **Accept is race-safe.** `Repository.Accept` claims the row with a single | ||
| `UPDATE ... WHERE accepted_at IS NULL AND revoked_at IS NULL AND | ||
| expires_at > now()`; of two concurrent accepts exactly one matches. The | ||
| loser's account creation is independently blocked by the `users` unique | ||
| constraints. Account-plus-default-profile creation goes through | ||
| `auth.AccountProvisioner.CreateAccount` (rollback on profile failure), and | ||
| a successful accept ends with a normal login, returning the same token pair | ||
| shape as signup. |
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If an invitation expires or an admin revokes it after claimable() returns but before Repository.Accept, Service.Accept has already persisted the user and default profile through CreateAccount; the claim then fails and the code explicitly leaves the orphan account in place. The invitee knows that account's password and can log in normally with the invitation's role and access, so this race can preserve even an admin grant despite a failed redemption. Claim/reserve the invitation and provision the account atomically, or perform reliable compensating cleanup, before documenting acceptance as race-safe.
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| endpoint returns an ordered step list already filtered for **this server, | ||
| this surface, this profile**: | ||
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| - **Feature gating.** Each optional step names a gate (requests, watch | ||
| together, recommendations, notifications, calendar, Jellyfin compat) | ||
| checked at request time, so admin toggles apply without a restart and a | ||
| disabled feature never produces a step. A nil gate check means off. |
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The emitted flow is not fully filtered as described. The calendar-notifications step names only gateNotifications, router.go implements that gate solely as SMTP availability, and no Calendar gate is wired; it also ignores notifications.ui_enabled, web push, and native push. Consequently an SMTP-configured server can advertise disabled notification/calendar functionality, while a push-only server hides the step, and users whose access group has requests_allowed=false still receive the globally gated Requests step. Either make gates evaluate the actual per-user capabilities or narrow this documented invariant.
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| - Embed builders only ever emit public provider origins (themoviedb.org, | ||
| imdb.com, thetvdb.com and their image CDNs) by default. Presigned | ||
| server-storage URLs appear only under the admin's explicit "server" poster | ||
| mode opt-in (`System.discordPosterURL`). |
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publicArtworkURL returns every http:// or https:// poster path verbatim, and System.discordPosterURL accepts that result before applying the explicit server-poster opt-in. Thus, when catalog or plugin metadata stores an absolute self-hosted or arbitrary external poster URL, the default mode sends it to Discord despite this provider-only guarantee, potentially disclosing the server origin or contacting an unreviewed tracking host. Restrict absolute URLs to the documented provider/CDN host allowlist, or remove the privacy guarantee.
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Add a regression test for re-inviting after expiry.
Repository.Create revokes expired rows in its transaction because the update matches rows with accepted_at IS NULL AND revoked_at IS NULL.
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| Remux and transcode both need a finalized single file (`+faststart` requires a | ||
| finalization pass), so both go through a prepare-to-file job that writes a | ||
| `download_artifacts` row. Artifacts are deduplicated by | ||
| `(media_file_id, format, params_hash)` and shared across users and devices — | ||
| two devices requesting the same target reuse one encode. The artifact table is | ||
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Narrow the crash-recovery guarantee. playback.PrepareFile atomically renames outputPath+".part" only after ffmpeg exits, so partial files are not published. However, a crash after the rename and before MarkReady leaves a complete file while the row is still running; recovery then re-encodes it because playbackPreparer does not reuse outputPath. Document that recovery prevents stranded jobs and concurrent duplicate encodes, but may repeat an encode after this commit window, or add validated output reuse.
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| - Sandbox scope: this is a **memory-safety boundary, not a hard filesystem | ||
| jail**. The input is mounted read-only via a confined `fs.FS` (no `..` | ||
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Correct the filesystem-isolation claim.
WithFSMount(os.DirFS(inDir), ...) does not guarantee read-only access or host-level confinement. WithDirMount permits ../../ traversal and writes within host permissions. Document both mounts as non-jail mounts, or add a host-level sandbox.
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| outbound webhooks. The durable `notification_deliveries` row is always the | ||
| source of truth; every other channel is best-effort on top of it. The code |
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This invariant does not hold for the admin server-channel paths: serverChannelWorker consumes release_events directly using a per-channel watermark, while PostServerChannelRequestEvent performs a best-effort detached send, and neither creates a notification_deliveries row. Describing that table as always authoritative therefore overstates the durability and replay behavior of server-channel notifications; scope this guarantee to per-profile channels or document the separate server-channel model.
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| There is no universal hard-coded precedence. Each definition declares its own | ||
| `allowed_scopes` and `resolution_order`, and the server is the only canonical | ||
| resolver: clients may cache effective values but must not reimplement a | ||
| different precedence. `unset` is an operation, not a value, and is distinct |
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The server cannot be the only canonical resolver for client_local definitions: settingsresolve.Resolver.knownKeys deliberately drops them, value writes reject them as client_local_setting, and the manifest includes keys such as downloads.wifi_only whose order is client_local, default. Clients must resolve those definitions locally, so this blanket instruction can cause client implementations to request an effective value that the server never returns instead of applying the stored local preference.
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| phone does not ask again. The tour is not invite-only — any profile without a | ||
| completion record for the current `TourID` gets it; the invitation's | ||
| `show_tour` flag only suppresses it deliberately. A materially different |
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The show_tour=false flag does not reliably suppress the tour as documented: the server returns it only from the pre-auth invitation lookup and never records it against the accepted account or profile. The web claim page bridges it through browser-local localStorage, then writes a skip for the first profile, so accepting through another client/API, switching devices before selecting a profile, or losing local storage causes the supposedly suppressed tour to appear. Persist this choice during acceptance so every client observes the same server-side state.
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| reads of the same book singleflight into one conversion. | ||
| - **Error taxonomy** (`internal/ebookconvert/errors.go`): *deterministic* | ||
| verdicts — DRM-protected, conversion failed (corrupt/unconvertible) — are | ||
| negatively cached so a known-bad file is not reconverted on every open; | ||
| *transient* verdicts — timeout, oversize source, caller cancellation — are |
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The documented deterministic/transient split is not what Cache.remember enforces: Converter.Convert wraps temporary failures from source Stat, scratch-directory creation, input staging, and output delivery with ErrConversionFailed, and remember then negatively caches all such errors for NegativeTTL (six hours by default). A brief filesystem or volume failure therefore keeps serving the raw fallback long after storage recovers. Give transient I/O failures a non-cacheable classification before relying on this taxonomy.
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A code-verified fact-check pass caught two errors in the freshly distilled docs and dead links left by the prune: invitations-onboarding named the SQLite profile_onboarding table as the completion store when the default backend is Postgres (user_profile_onboarding) behind userstore.UserStore; notifications claimed allowed_mentions always serializes an empty parse list when the payload actually omits the field (embeds cannot ping because content is never set); v1-scope linked four times into the deleted docs/superpowers tree, now pointed at settings-contract.md / playback-protocol-v3.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| docs/inspiration | ||
| # Agent-authored plans/specs are ephemeral scratch: written here while working, | ||
| # distilled into docs/architecture/ (or the PR description) before merge. | ||
| docs/superpowers/ |
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Ignoring and deleting the entire plan/spec tree also removes the only design record for the implemented access-group security model, including restriction-only composition across libraries, quality, permissions, and limits, plus the access_policy_revision invalidation rule. A repo-wide search of the surviving documentation finds no access-group architecture document—only a brief invitation reference—so this is durable authorization behavior being discarded rather than distilled; document the current internal/access contract under docs/architecture/ before pruning the source spec.
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| stored at rest as `token_hash`. The raw token exists in the sent email (or in | ||
| the create response when mail is unconfigured) and nowhere else — a database |
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When mail is configured and sends successfully, buildSendResponse still unconditionally copies result.ClaimURL into the admin response, so the live capability token exists in both the email and the create/resend response—not only in the response when mail is unconfigured as stated here. API consumers and security reviews following this document may incorrectly treat successful-mail responses as non-secret; either document that the response always contains the bearer token or omit it when EmailSent is true.
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| server user's permissions, so filesystem isolation relies on running the | ||
| server as a constrained, non-root user (the container already does). Never |
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In the official Docker Compose deployment, the production Dockerfile final Debian stage has no USER directive and the silo service sets no user, so the server actually runs as UID 0. Because the preceding text explicitly acknowledges that a compromised WASM module can traverse outward from its writable directory preopen, a crafted ebook that gains control inside the module can exercise filesystem access with root privileges, including against the writable plugin, compatibility, and transcode bind mounts; create and switch to a constrained user with appropriate volume ownership, or do not claim that the container supplies this isolation.
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Problem
docs/superpowers/{plans,specs}had grown to 121 files (~3.4MB, 74% ofdocs/), every one describing work that has already shipped. Beyond clutter, stale plans actively mislead agentic contributors: agents retrieve and trust a spec over the code it disagrees with (the "context rot" failure mode — see O'Reilly Radar, "When AI Writes the Code, Specifications Need an Exit Strategy", Aug 2026). This repo already had the right convention — promote durable content todocs/architecture/, then delete the plan (e.g. 73d03a8, 4394f26) — this PR applies it to the backlog that skipped that step.What this does
Distill first (new/updated permanent docs):
docs/architecture/notifications.md— fanout eligibility rules, webhook trust model/SSRF guard, HMAC signing, retry schedule/auto-disable, Discord server-URL-leakage policy (was:plans/notifications/01,04,06, cited by 8 source comments)docs/architecture/settings-contract.md— canonical settings contract rationale, canonicalization/versioning invariantsdocs/architecture/invitations-onboarding.md— invite token lifecycle and security model, account-vs-profile mapping, onboarding tour contractdocs/downloads-api.md— new design-notes section (storage model, artifact queue, progress-sync ordering, authorization)tools/mobitool-wasm/README.md— sandbox scope, error taxonomy, format constraintsThen delete (~3.2MB): the entire
docs/superpowers/tree, two already-gutted security-report tombstones, an old query audit, PR-124 review notes, PR-526 screenshots, and mockup HTML for shipped features. Everything remains recoverable from git history.Prevent recurrence:
docs/superpowers/is now gitignored; CLAUDE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md state the policy — plans/specs are ephemeral, the plan goes in the PR description, durable content gets distilled intodocs/architecture/before merge, and the code is the source of truth.Reference fixes: every source comment that pointed at a plan/spec now points at the surviving doc (three were already dangling with no ill effect); also fixes the dead
docs/architecture/plugin-development.mdlink in DEVELOPMENT.md. Migration-file comments referencing old specs are deliberately untouched — applied migrations are historical records.Risks / follow-up
silo-apple,silo-android) may carry their own references todocs/superpowers/paths; not checked here.Verification
go build ./...clean,gofmt -lcleango testgreen for all touched packages (notifications, downloads, settingscontract, invitations, onboarding, ebookconvert, telemetry, audiobooks, metadata/nfo, collections/templates)make verify-local-pathspassesAI-use disclosure
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