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# Requirements: Xtablo Go+HTMX Rewrite
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# Requirements: Xtablo v2.0 Collaboration, Planning, and Social Sign-in
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**Defined:** 2026-05-14
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**Core Value:** A user can sign in and run the Tablos workflow — create tablos, manage their tasks (kanban), and attach files — without a JS framework.
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**Defined:** 2026-05-15
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**Core Value:** A user can sign in and run the Tablos workflow - organize work, attach files, discuss, and plan scheduled events - without a JS framework or managed chat provider.
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## v1 Requirements
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## v2.0 Requirements
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Requirements for the initial Go+HTMX milestone. Each maps to exactly one roadmap phase.
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### Foundation
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- [ ] **FOUND-01**: Fresh `backend/` Go package with module init, `cmd/web` and `cmd/worker` entrypoints, and a runnable HTTP server returning `/healthz`
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- [ ] **FOUND-02**: Postgres connection pool with env-driven config and a versioned migration tool (e.g. `goose` or `migrate`) wired into a `justfile`/`Makefile`
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- [ ] **FOUND-03**: HTMX + Tailwind + templ rendering pipeline producing a base layout with a working dev loop (template hot-reload, CSS rebuild)
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- [ ] **FOUND-04**: Structured logging, request ID middleware, and graceful shutdown on the web server
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- [ ] **FOUND-05**: `.env.example`, local Postgres via `compose.yaml`, and a `justfile` documenting `dev`, `migrate`, `test`, `lint`
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Requirements for milestone v2.0. Each requirement must map to exactly one roadmap phase.
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### Authentication
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- [x] **AUTH-01**: User can sign up with email and password (server-side validation, bcrypt/argon2 hash)
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- [x] **AUTH-02**: User can log in with email and password and receives a server-managed session
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- [x] **AUTH-03**: Sessions persist via HTTP-only, signed cookies (Secure + SameSite=Lax) and survive browser refresh
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- [x] **AUTH-04**: User can log out from any authenticated page (server invalidates session)
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- [x] **AUTH-05**: Protected routes redirect unauthenticated requests to the login page; authenticated users on auth pages are sent to the dashboard
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- [x] **AUTH-06**: CSRF protection on all state-changing requests
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- [x] **AUTH-07**: Rate-limited login attempts per email + IP to discourage credential stuffing
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- [ ] **AUTH-08**: User can start a Google sign-in flow from the login/signup page
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- [ ] **AUTH-09**: Google callback validates state, exchanges the authorization code, verifies the ID token, and creates or links a local Xtablo user
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- [ ] **AUTH-10**: User can start an Apple sign-in flow from the login/signup page
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- [ ] **AUTH-11**: Apple callback validates state/nonce, exchanges the authorization code, verifies the ID token, and creates or links a local Xtablo user
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- [ ] **AUTH-12**: Social sign-in issues the same server-managed Xtablo session cookie used by email/password login
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- [ ] **AUTH-13**: Existing email/password login, signup, logout, CSRF, and rate limiting continue to work after social sign-in is added
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### Tablos
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### Chat
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- [x] **TABLO-01**: Authenticated user can list their tablos on the dashboard (newest first)
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- [x] **TABLO-02**: User can create a tablo with at minimum a title (and optional description)
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- [x] **TABLO-03**: User can view a single tablo's detail page (only owners can view in v1)
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- [x] **TABLO-04**: User can edit a tablo's title and description
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- [x] **TABLO-05**: User can delete a tablo (soft delete or hard delete; user-in-loop on schema decision)
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- [x] **TABLO-06**: All tablo mutations are HTMX-driven (no full page reloads for CRUD actions)
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- [ ] **CHAT-01**: Each tablo has a discussion view where authenticated authorized users can see persisted message history
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- [ ] **CHAT-02**: User can post a text message to a tablo discussion with validation and CSRF protection
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- [ ] **CHAT-03**: Messages are stored in Postgres with tablo, author, body, created timestamp, and deletion/edit metadata
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- [ ] **CHAT-04**: Open tablo discussion views receive new messages in real time without a manual refresh
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- [ ] **CHAT-05**: Real-time delivery uses Xtablo-owned infrastructure only; no managed chat or realtime provider is introduced
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- [ ] **CHAT-06**: Message rendering escapes user content and enforces a server-side maximum body length
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### Tasks (Kanban)
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### Etapes
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- [x] **TASK-01**: Each tablo has a kanban board with named columns (e.g. To do / Doing / Done; configurable in v1 or fixed — user-in-loop on schema)
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- [x] **TASK-02**: User can create a task inside a column with a title
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- [x] **TASK-03**: User can edit a task's title and description
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- [x] **TASK-04**: User can move a task between columns (HTMX + drag-and-drop or button-based reorder, decided in plan-phase)
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- [x] **TASK-05**: User can reorder tasks within a column
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- [x] **TASK-06**: User can delete a task
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- [x] **TASK-07**: Task ordering persists across refreshes
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- [ ] **ETAPE-01**: User can create an etape inside a tablo with a title and optional description
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- [ ] **ETAPE-02**: User can edit, delete, and reorder etapes inside a tablo
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- [ ] **ETAPE-03**: User can assign a task to zero or one etape
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- [ ] **ETAPE-04**: Deleting an etape unassigns its tasks by default rather than deleting the tasks
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- [ ] **ETAPE-05**: The task UI can show or filter tasks by etape while preserving existing kanban status and ordering behavior
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- [ ] **ETAPE-06**: The data model prevents nested etapes; an etape cannot have a parent etape
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### Files
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### Events
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- [x] **FILE-01**: User can upload a file (with size limit) to a tablo; metadata stored in Postgres, bytes stored in S3-compatible storage (R2)
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- [x] **FILE-02**: Uploads use direct-to-S3 presigned PUT URLs OR server-proxied upload (decided in plan-phase)
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- [x] **FILE-03**: User can list files attached to a tablo with original filename and size
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- [x] **FILE-04**: User can download a file via a signed time-limited URL
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- [x] **FILE-05**: User can delete an attached file (removes both DB row and S3 object)
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- [x] **FILE-06**: Authorization checks ensure only the tablo owner can upload/list/download/delete
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- [ ] **EVENT-01**: User can create a scheduled event attached to a tablo with title, start time, optional end time, optional description, and optional location
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- [ ] **EVENT-02**: User can edit and delete tablo events
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- [ ] **EVENT-03**: Tablo detail page includes an events view listing that tablo's scheduled events
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- [ ] **EVENT-04**: Event validation requires an end time to be empty or after the start time
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- [ ] **EVENT-05**: Event authorization follows tablo access rules so users cannot read or mutate events for inaccessible tablos
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### Worker
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### Planning
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- [x] **WORK-01**: `cmd/worker` binary connects to the same Postgres and runs a job queue (e.g. `river`, `asynq`, or a hand-rolled `pg_notify` queue — decided in plan-phase)
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- [x] **WORK-02**: At least one real job runs end-to-end (e.g. periodic signed-URL prewarm OR scheduled file-orphan cleanup) to prove the wiring
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- [x] **WORK-03**: Worker has structured logging and graceful shutdown matching the web binary
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- [x] **WORK-04**: Failed jobs are retried with backoff and visible in a simple admin/CLI surface
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- [ ] **PLAN-01**: Each authenticated user can open an individual planning page
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- [ ] **PLAN-02**: Planning page lists the user's scheduled events across tablos in chronological order
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- [ ] **PLAN-03**: Planning page links each event back to its tablo context
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- [ ] **PLAN-04**: Planning page supports a functional empty state and date navigation/filtering suitable for the first working version
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### Deploy
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## Future Requirements
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- [ ] **DEPLOY-01**: Both binaries build into a single multi-stage Docker image (or two stages from one Dockerfile)
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- [ ] **DEPLOY-02**: Image runs on a single VPS / Cloud Run-style host with env-injected config (no Supabase, no GCP Secret Manager required for v1)
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- [ ] **DEPLOY-03**: Migrations run on deploy (entrypoint or pre-deploy step) without manual intervention
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- [ ] **DEPLOY-04**: Health checks (`/healthz`, `/readyz`) and structured logs that a basic uptime monitor can consume
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- [ ] **DEPLOY-05**: A documented runbook in `backend/README.md` covers local dev, deploy, and rollback
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Deferred beyond v2.0.
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## v2 Requirements
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### Chat
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Acknowledged, not in current roadmap.
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- **CHAT-FUT-01**: Typing indicators
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- **CHAT-FUT-02**: Read receipts
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- **CHAT-FUT-03**: Message reactions
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- **CHAT-FUT-04**: Threads or replies
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- **CHAT-FUT-05**: File previews in chat messages
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### Booking
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### Planning
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- **BOOK-01**: Public embeddable booking widget (port of `apps/external`)
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- **BOOK-02**: Event types + availabilities backend
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- **PLAN-FUT-01**: Recurring events
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- **PLAN-FUT-02**: Reminder notifications
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- **PLAN-FUT-03**: ICS import/export
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- **PLAN-FUT-04**: External calendar sync
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### Client Portal
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### Etapes
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- **CLIENT-01**: Magic-link client portal (port of `apps/clients`)
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### Admin
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- **ADMIN-01**: Internal admin tooling (port of `apps/admin`)
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### Tablo Sub-features
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- **TABLO-NOTES**: Rich notes inside a tablo
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- **TABLO-ETAPES**: Etapes / roadmap sections inside a tablo
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- **TABLO-EVENTS**: Calendar events tied to a tablo
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### Communication & Billing
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- **CHAT-01**: Real-time discussion inside a tablo (replacement for Stream Chat)
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- **BILL-01**: Stripe subscriptions + entitlement gating
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- **ETAPE-FUT-01**: Etape progress rollups
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- **ETAPE-FUT-02**: Etape templates
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- **ETAPE-FUT-03**: Etape dependencies
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## Out of Scope
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| Feature | Reason |
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| Third-party auth (Clerk, Auth0, Lucia) | Explicit "no 3rd party" decision — built-in sessions only |
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| Supabase as runtime dependency | Drop the BaaS; Postgres only |
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| React / SPA frontend | Whole point of the rewrite is HTMX + server templates |
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| Stream Chat / Durable Object chat | Complexity not justified for v1; possibly revisited as a Go-native version |
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| Mobile / Expo app | Web rewrite first; mobile not in scope |
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| Existing `go-backend/` directory as foundation | Set aside; fresh `backend/` package |
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| Full feature parity with JS app before cutover | Leaner-by-design — v2 milestones add back what's worth keeping |
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| Kubernetes / multi-node deployment | Single VPS/container target only |
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| Managed chat/realtime providers | User explicitly does not want third-party chat |
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| Managed auth platforms | Google/Apple are identity providers only; Xtablo owns users and sessions |
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| WebSocket-first chat protocol | SSE receive + HTMX POST send is the recommended v2 path unless plan-phase proves WebSockets are needed |
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| Nested etapes or arbitrary task hierarchy | User requested one parent per task and no parent-of-parent |
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| Notes / rich documents | Not part of the requested v2 feature set |
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| Billing / Stripe | Still deferred until product loop is validated |
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| Public booking widget | Separate product surface, not part of this milestone |
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| Client portal | Separate product surface, not part of this milestone |
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| Admin tooling | Separate product surface, not part of this milestone |
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| Mobile / Expo app | Web rewrite remains the current product surface |
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## Traceability
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Populated during roadmap creation in Step 8.
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Populated during roadmap creation.
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| Requirement | Phase | Status |
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| FOUND-01..05 | Phase 1 | Pending |
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| AUTH-01..07 | Phase 2 | Complete — verified 2026-05-14 |
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| TABLO-01..06 | Phase 3 | Pending |
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| TASK-01..07 | Phase 4 | Pending |
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| FILE-01..06 | Phase 5 | Pending |
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| WORK-01..04 | Phase 6 | Pending |
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| DEPLOY-01..05 | Phase 7 | Pending |
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| AUTH-08..13 | TBD | Pending |
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| ETAPE-01..06 | TBD | Pending |
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| EVENT-01..05 | TBD | Pending |
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| PLAN-01..04 | TBD | Pending |
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| CHAT-01..06 | TBD | Pending |
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**Coverage:**
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- v1 requirements: 40 total
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- Mapped to phases: 40
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- Unmapped: 0 ✓
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- v2.0 requirements: 27 total
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- Mapped to phases: 0
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- Unmapped: 27
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*Requirements defined: 2026-05-14*
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*Last updated: 2026-05-14 — AUTH-06 checkbox corrected to [x] after phase 2 verification*
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*Requirements defined: 2026-05-15*
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*Last updated: 2026-05-15 after v2.0 requirements draft*
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