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Design spec for AUTH_MODE=local covering credential bootstrap, Argon2id hashing, login API, rate limiting, login form architecture, nginx integration, and security considerations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace SHA-256 hash-based timing-safe comparison with direct timingSafeEqual on padded buffers — simpler and equally secure since usernames are not secret values. Addresses CodeRabbit review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Design for refreshing README with professional structure, expanded audience positioning, and feature-forward layout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Step-by-step plan for rewriting README with feature-forward structure, screenshot gallery, and expanded audience positioning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Replace tagline with descriptive subtitle and flavour line - Add feature table, screenshot gallery, use case section - Add contributing callout with good-first-issue link - Move deployment config to Self-Hosting Guide (link only) - Move Built With Claude and Documentation sections up - Condense Acknowledgements to one-liner with link Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Move dev-facing badges (coverage, ratio, time) to Contributing section - Add conversational intro paragraph below hero - Restore "serve the dist/ folder" guidance for build-from-source Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md`:
- Line 178: Clarify the trust boundary for using the x-real-ip header: update
the design text (reference "x-real-ip", "auth logger", and "rate limiting") to
require that x-real-ip is only used when requests traverse a verified trusted
proxy (e.g., our nginx), and otherwise fall back to the connection remote
address; specify how to validate the proxy (IP whitelist or proxy header
verification) and add a short note about rejecting or ignoring x-real-ip from
untrusted sources to prevent spoofing.
- Around line 79-86: The unlabeled fenced code blocks containing the argon2
parameter list (the block starting with "type: argon2id" and the other block
referenced later) should include explicit language identifiers to satisfy MD040;
update the opening backtick fences to include a language such as "text" or
"yaml" (e.g., ```text or ```yaml) so the blocks render consistently and pass
linting, and ensure both occurrences (the argon2 config block and the similar
block later in the document) are updated.
- Line 1: Move the document titled "Design Spec: Local Authentication Mode
(`#1117`)" out of the planning docs area into the reference docs area, updating
its frontmatter/category/tags to reflect "reference" rather than "planning",
adjust any site navigation/sidebar or mkdocs/nav entries that point to it, and
update internal links or cross-references to the document so they point to the
new location.
- Around line 311-312: The CSRF middleware exemption currently checks for
"/auth/login" but the login route is implemented at "POST /api/auth/login";
update the CSRF exemption logic in security.ts (or wherever the CSRF whitelist
is defined) to exempt "/api/auth/login" (or add both "/auth/login" and
"/api/auth/login") so the credential POST to the login handler is not blocked by
CSRF checks.
In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-readme-refresh-design.md`:
- Around line 49-72: The ordered list beginning with "7. **See It In Action**"
(items currently numbered 7..15) should restart at 1 to satisfy markdownlint
MD029; update the numeric prefixes for "See It In Action", "Who It's For",
"Quick Start", "Documentation", "Contributing", "Built With Claude",
"Acknowledgements", "Star History", and "Licence" so they start at 1 (1..9)
instead of 7..15, ensuring the list numbering is normalized.
In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-readme-refresh-plan.md`:
- Line 13: The heading "### Task 1: Add light-mode logo to header" causes a
level jump; either promote this heading to a second-level heading (change "###
Task 1: Add light-mode logo to header" to "## Task 1: Add light-mode logo to
header") or insert an appropriate intermediate parent section (a "##" heading)
above it so that "Task 1" is nested correctly and MD001 is resolved.
- Around line 149-175: The Quick Start/Documentation section has mismatched
fenced code blocks (notably the ````markdown opener and stray closing ````)
which breaks rendering; edit the block under the "## Quick Start" and "##
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initial ````markdown to ```markdown, keep the internal ```bash block as ```bash
... ```, and close both markdown blocks with ``` (remove extra ```` closures) so
the markdown and bash blocks are properly balanced.
- Line 171: Update the broken documentation link by replacing the reference
string "docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md" with "docs/ARCHITECTURE.md" wherever it
appears in the plan file and the README template so the high-level architecture
link points to the root overview; specifically modify the link text in the plan
entry that currently contains "docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md" and also update
the same string in README.md (the reused template) to ensure consistent, correct
propagation.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 47-56: The README references four screenshot files that are
missing, causing broken images; add the four PNG files named multi-rack.png,
device-library.png, export.png, and qr-share.png into the assets/screenshots/
directory (matching the names used in README) and commit them, or alternatively
remove/replace those references in README.md if you cannot provide the images;
ensure the filenames exactly match the references in README.md so the image
links resolve.
- Around line 83-85: The README's "Architecture Overview" link currently points
to docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md; update that link target so it points to the
root-level docs/ARCHITECTURE.md instead (change the link for "Architecture
Overview" in README.md from docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md to
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md).
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Move this technical spec out of docs/plans/ to docs/reference/.
This file is a detailed system specification, not roadmap planning, so its current location conflicts with your docs taxonomy.
As per coding guidelines, “Organize documentation by purpose: ... reference/ for specifications and technical details, planning/ for roadmap.”
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md` at line 1, Move the document
titled "Design Spec: Local Authentication Mode (`#1117`)" out of the planning docs
area into the reference docs area, updating its frontmatter/category/tags to
reflect "reference" rather than "planning", adjust any site navigation/sidebar
or mkdocs/nav entries that point to it, and update internal links or
cross-references to the document so they point to the new location.
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Add explicit language identifiers to fenced code blocks.
The fences at Lines 79 and 143 are unlabeled (MD040). Use text (or yaml/bash where appropriate) for consistent rendering and lint compliance.
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md` around lines 79 - 86, The
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starting with "type: argon2id" and the other block referenced later) should
include explicit language identifiers to satisfy MD040; update the opening
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```yaml) so the blocks render consistently and pass linting, and ensure both
occurrences (the argon2 config block and the similar block later in the
document) are updated.
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Define trust boundary for x-real-ip before using it for rate limiting.
Using x-real-ip directly is spoofable unless requests are guaranteed to come only through trusted nginx. The spec should state fallback/validation behavior (e.g., trusted proxy only, else remote address).
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md` at line 178, Clarify the trust
boundary for using the x-real-ip header: update the design text (reference
"x-real-ip", "auth logger", and "rate limiting") to require that x-real-ip is
only used when requests traverse a verified trusted proxy (e.g., our nginx), and
otherwise fall back to the connection remote address; specify how to validate
the proxy (IP whitelist or proxy header verification) and add a short note about
rejecting or ignoring x-real-ip from untrusted sources to prevent spoofing.
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| Login endpoint (`POST /api/auth/login`) must be **exempt from CSRF middleware** — the user doesn't have a session cookie yet (chicken-and-egg). The existing CSRF middleware in `security.ts` already exempts `/auth/login` from CSRF checks. | ||
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CSRF exemption path is inconsistent with the proposed login endpoint.
Line 311 says CSRF exempts /auth/login, but local auth design introduces credential POST at /api/auth/login (Line 106). If implemented as written, login can fail behind CSRF middleware.
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-Login endpoint (`POST /api/auth/login`) must be **exempt from CSRF middleware** — the user doesn't have a session cookie yet (chicken-and-egg). The existing CSRF middleware in `security.ts` already exempts `/auth/login` from CSRF checks.
+Login endpoint (`POST /api/auth/login`) must be **exempt from CSRF middleware** — the user doesn't have a session cookie yet (chicken-and-egg). Ensure CSRF exemptions include `/api/auth/login` (not only `/auth/login`).📝 Committable suggestion
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| Login endpoint (`POST /api/auth/login`) must be **exempt from CSRF middleware** — the user doesn't have a session cookie yet (chicken-and-egg). The existing CSRF middleware in `security.ts` already exempts `/auth/login` from CSRF checks. | |
| Login endpoint (`POST /api/auth/login`) must be **exempt from CSRF middleware** — the user doesn't have a session cookie yet (chicken-and-egg). Ensure CSRF exemptions include `/api/auth/login` (not only `/auth/login`). |
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md` around lines 311 - 312, The CSRF
middleware exemption currently checks for "/auth/login" but the login route is
implemented at "POST /api/auth/login"; update the CSRF exemption logic in
security.ts (or wherever the CSRF whitelist is defined) to exempt
"/api/auth/login" (or add both "/auth/login" and "/api/auth/login") so the
credential POST to the login handler is not blocked by CSRF checks.
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Fix documentation path in plan to prevent incorrect link propagation.
Line 171 references docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md, but the high-level architecture overview resides at docs/ARCHITECTURE.md per organizational guidelines. This path also appears in README.md (line 83), indicating the plan template is already being reused with the incorrect link. Update to docs/ARCHITECTURE.md to align with guideline structure (high-level overview at root, reference/ for specifications and technical details).
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-readme-refresh-plan.md` at line 171, Update the broken
documentation link by replacing the reference string
"docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md" with "docs/ARCHITECTURE.md" wherever it appears
in the plan file and the README template so the high-level architecture link
points to the root overview; specifically modify the link text in the plan entry
that currently contains "docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md" and also update the
same string in README.md (the reused template) to ensure consistent, correct
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| - [Architecture Overview](docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md) | ||
| - [Technical Specification](docs/reference/SPEC.md) | ||
| - [Contributing Guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) | ||
| - [Self-Hosting Guide](docs/guides/SELF-HOSTING.md) |
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- Fix heading levels in plan (### -> ##) for MD001 - Fix 4-backtick fenced code blocks to 3-backtick - Normalize ordered list numbering in design doc for MD029 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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166-171:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse the correct Architecture doc path in the template block.
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docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md, but the architecture overview should link todocs/ARCHITECTURE.md. Keeping this in the plan risks reintroducing a broken path in README updates.Proposed fix
## Documentation -- [Architecture Overview](docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md) +- [Architecture Overview](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) - [Technical Specification](docs/reference/SPEC.md) - [Self-Hosting Guide](docs/guides/SELF-HOSTING.md)As per coding guidelines, "
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-readme-refresh-plan.md` around lines 166 - 171, Update the documentation link in the template list that currently points to "docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md" so it references the correct top-level file "docs/ARCHITECTURE.md"; locate the markdown block containing the three bullets (the entry that reads "Architecture Overview") and replace the path string to the correct one to avoid broken links and ensure the plan uses the canonical overview document.
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In `@docs/plans/2026-02-27-readme-refresh-plan.md`:
- Around line 166-171: Update the documentation link in the template list that
currently points to "docs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md" so it references the
correct top-level file "docs/ARCHITECTURE.md"; locate the markdown block
containing the three bullets (the entry that reads "Architecture Overview") and
replace the path string to the correct one to avoid broken links and ensure the
plan uses the canonical overview document.
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- Line 43: Remove the broad ignore of docs/plans/ from .gitignore and either
commit the finalized design docs or replace the rule with a narrower pattern
(e.g., only ignore draft files) so that files like
2026-01-21-e2e-test-infrastructure-design.md,
2026-01-27-self-hosting-guide-refactor.md,
2026-02-10-container-selfhosting-audit-checklist.md, and
2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md are tracked; update the .gitignore entry by
deleting the line "docs/plans/" or changing it to a specific pattern such as
"docs/plans/**/*.draft.md" to preserve only temporary drafts.
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Reconsidering whether docs/plans/ should be ignored.
The directory contains 4 significant design documents:
- 2026-01-21-e2e-test-infrastructure-design.md
- 2026-01-27-self-hosting-guide-refactor.md
- 2026-02-10-container-selfhosting-audit-checklist.md
- 2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md
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2026-01-27-self-hosting-guide-refactor.md,
2026-02-10-container-selfhosting-audit-checklist.md, and
2026-02-27-local-auth-design.md are tracked; update the .gitignore entry by
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