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89 lines
3.8 KiB
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# Scholarr task cards
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Work in order. A card is complete only when its acceptance criteria are met. Specs are reviewed
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and frozen one at a time before implementation begins.
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## Card 0: publish the clean repository **IN PROGRESS**
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**Goal:** publish this clean-history bootstrap as the public project.
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The local bootstrap is complete and the personal GitHub identity is authenticated on tank. Publish
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this same history to GitHub first, then to the Forgejo copy.
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**Acceptance:** public `justinzeus/scholarr` repositories exist on GitHub (primary) and Forgejo
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(copy), both point at this clean history, no legacy history is present, and no secret or work
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identity appears anywhere.
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## Card 1: freeze the data model spec
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**Goal:** specify global author/publication identity, per-user follows/read state, review records,
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and merge/undo behavior.
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Inputs: the project identity decision record, the legacy schema concepts worth salvaging, and the
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global `FollowedAuthor` plus `AuthorSourceIdentity` direction.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/data-model.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; constraints,
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migrations, duplicate prevention, audit/undo behavior, and every remaining open question are
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explicit.
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## Card 2: freeze provider contracts and health
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**Goal:** specify sanctioned API contracts, etiquette, persisted rate clocks/cooldowns, and
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user-visible source health for OpenAlex, Crossref, arXiv, Unpaywall, and ORCID.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/providers.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; keyed and anonymous
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lanes, contact identity, retry semantics, restart behavior, fixture boundaries, and open questions
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are explicit.
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## Card 3: freeze the sync engine and run lifecycle
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**Goal:** define safe, resumable acquisition within SQLite's concurrency model.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/sync-engine.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; it defines one
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active run per user, idempotent reruns, additive-only baseline import, resumability, writer
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serialization, dry runs, and failure recovery.
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## Card 4: freeze PDF resolution
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**Goal:** define legal open-access discovery and provenance.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/pdf-resolution.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; source order,
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license/provenance handling, retry behavior, and the absence of all Google access are explicit.
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## Card 5: freeze auth
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**Goal:** define internal, generic OIDC, and trusted-header auth without provider-specific coupling.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/auth.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; identity linking, roles,
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session/security behavior, first-admin recovery, and mode-specific trust boundaries are explicit.
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## Card 6: freeze the config schema
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**Goal:** define one declarative configuration surface for the service.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/config.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; defaults, validation,
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secret references, provider settings, reload/restart behavior, and upgrade compatibility are
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explicit.
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## Card 7: freeze onboarding UX
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**Goal:** make first run straightforward: search or paste Scholar URLs, review candidates, confirm,
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and begin tracking.
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**Acceptance:** `docs/specs/onboarding.md` is owner-reviewed and marked frozen; empty, ambiguous,
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cooldown, partial-success, and unresolved-shell paths match the frozen UI and honest calibration
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expectations.
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## Card 8: choose the public license
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**Goal:** make the repository genuinely open source under a consciously selected OSI license.
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**Acceptance:** the owner selects the license, `LICENSE` is added with correct copyright identity,
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and README/project metadata are updated.
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## Card 9: plan build phases
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**Goal:** split implementation into reviewable vertical slices against the frozen specs and UI.
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**Acceptance:** build cards cover schema/migrations, providers, sync, auth, API, Vue port,
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packaging, backup/restore, and release gates. Every card names its tests and demo proof.
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