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Bumps actions/setup-node from 6.0.0 to 6.3.0.

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v6.3.0

What's Changed

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When using node-version-file: package.json, setup-node now prefers devEngines.runtime over engines.node.

Dependency updates:

Bug fixes:

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v6.2.0

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…moke

Two root causes broke all five CI jobs on the initial push to GitHub:

1. Elixir 1.18.4 pin silently ignored `test_load_filters` (mix.exs) and
   rejected the `~r"..."E` regex modifier used by the Phoenix 1.8
   phx.new dev.exs live-reload watcher. Both features are Elixir 1.19+.
   Library tests swept into test/example/** and failed to compile;
   example_*_smoke jobs died at `mix deps.get` with Regex.CompileError.

2. `yes Y | mix phx.new --no-install` in install-smoke.sh: --no-install
   means mix never reads stdin, so `yes` gets SIGPIPE. With `set -o
   pipefail` that propagates as exit 1 before phx.new even finishes.
   The yes-pipe was precautionary and not needed once --no-install is
   set.

Bumping CI to match local dev (Elixir 1.19.5 / OTP 28.0) fixes root
cause #1 across all five jobs. Dropping the yes-pipe fixes #2.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* fix(ci): bump Elixir to 1.19.5 + OTP 28, drop yes-pipe from install-smoke

Two root causes broke all five CI jobs on the initial push to GitHub:

1. Elixir 1.18.4 pin silently ignored `test_load_filters` (mix.exs) and
   rejected the `~r"..."E` regex modifier used by the Phoenix 1.8
   phx.new dev.exs live-reload watcher. Both features are Elixir 1.19+.
   Library tests swept into test/example/** and failed to compile;
   example_*_smoke jobs died at `mix deps.get` with Regex.CompileError.

2. `yes Y | mix phx.new --no-install` in install-smoke.sh: --no-install
   means mix never reads stdin, so `yes` gets SIGPIPE. With `set -o
   pipefail` that propagates as exit 1 before phx.new even finishes.
   The yes-pipe was precautionary and not needed once --no-install is
   set.

Bumping CI to match local dev (Elixir 1.19.5 / OTP 28.0) fixes root
cause #1 across all five jobs. Dropping the yes-pipe fixes #2.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ci): pin toolchain via .tool-versions, guard Oban workers, fix :auto delivery

Addresses three remaining failures on the first GitHub CI run after the
initial Elixir 1.19 bump. Each is a structural/correctness fix rather
than a CI workaround.

1. .tool-versions as single source of truth

Replace duplicated `otp-version: '28.0'` + `elixir-version: '1.19.5'`
pairs across five jobs with `version-file: .tool-versions` +
`version-type: strict`. Local dev and CI now read from one file —
standard erlef/setup-beam pattern.

2. Guard Oban workers behind Code.ensure_loaded?/1

Oban is declared `optional: true` in mix.exs, but the four worker
modules (account_deletion, audit_cleanup, email_delivery, token_cleanup)
were defined unconditionally with `use Oban.Worker`. When a consuming
app pulls sigra as a dep without adding oban to its own deps,
compilation fails with `module Oban.Worker is not loaded`. This was
blocking the install_smoke job's `mix compile` inside a fresh phx.new
project without Oban.

Fix: wrap each module in `if Code.ensure_loaded?(Oban.Worker) do ... end`,
the standard Elixir optional-dep pattern used by phoenix_live_view,
swoosh, etc. Modules exist when the consumer pulls in Oban and simply
aren't defined otherwise — matching the intent of `optional: true`.

3. Sigra.Delivery :auto mode detects supervised Oban, not loadable Oban

`delivery_mode: :auto` routed to `:async` whenever Oban was loadable as
a module. That's the wrong check — it only tells us the dep is present,
not that the supervisor is running. Apps that add `{:oban, "~> 2.17"}`
to mix.exs without wiring the supervisor tree (common during onboarding,
and the state the test/example app is in) crashed at `oban.insert/1`.

The Playwright golden-path smoke's register step reproduced this: the
LiveView `save` handler crashed silently inside `deliver_user_
confirmation_instructions`, leaving the form on /users/register and
failing the `expect(page).not.toHaveURL(/register/)` assertion.

Fix: `oban_running?/0` now also checks `Process.whereis(Oban) != nil`.
:auto → :sync whenever the supervisor isn't running. Tests updated to
cover both branches (dummy registered-name process for the :async case).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ci): bust example cache on lib source change, drop --no-gettext

Two bugs uncovered on the PR's second CI run:

1. Example cache key was keyed only on `test/example/mix.lock`, but
   sigra is a path dep — library source changes don't bump that lock
   file. Cached `test/example/_build` was serving old compiled sigra
   artifacts across commits, so the previous `Sigra.Delivery.deliver`
   fix never actually ran in CI.

   Add `lib/**/*.ex` + `mix.exs` to the cache key for all three example
   jobs. Library source changes now force a fresh example compile.

2. `install-smoke.sh` passed `--no-gettext` to `mix phx.new`, but nine
   installer templates (reset_password, confirmation, API token emails,
   etc.) call `dgettext/2`. The generated controller then failed to
   compile with `undefined function dgettext/2`.

   Gettext is a soft requirement for `mix sigra.install` — drop the
   flag so the fresh app ships with gettext wired.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: silence optional-dep warnings, fix Swoosh mailer config target

Two unrelated issues uncovered after the previous fixes cleared:

1. install_smoke: warnings-as-errors on optional-dep references

Downstream consumers (fresh phx.new apps) compile sigra as a path dep
without pulling in sigra's optional deps. The compiler then emits
"module X is not available" warnings for every unguarded reference to
Oban, Assent.Strategy.*, Joken, EQRCode, Bcrypt, etc — and `mix compile
--warnings-as-errors` in the consuming app fails on them.

Fix: add project-wide `elixirc_options: [no_warn_undefined: [...]]` in
mix.exs listing every optional-dep module sigra calls plus the four
conditionally-compiled worker modules. This is the standard library
pattern — applies whether sigra is compiled standalone or as a dep.

2. example_playwright_smoke: registration LiveView crashed at mailer

The registration `save` handler consistently crashed with:

    ** (KeyError) key :adapter not found in: [otp_app: :example]
        (swoosh) lib/swoosh/mailer.ex:207: Swoosh.Mailer.deliver/2
        (example) lib/example/mailer.ex:11

The example app has two mailer modules: `Example.Mailer` (the raw
`use Swoosh.Mailer`) and `Example.Accounts.Mailer` (the `Sigra.Mailer`
behaviour wrapper that delegates to `Example.Mailer.deliver/1`). Only
the raw one actually calls `Swoosh.Mailer.deliver/2`, so only the raw
one needs the `:adapter` config. `test/example/config/dev.exs` had
the adapter set on the wrong module (the wrapper), so Swoosh never
found one on the raw mailer and crashed.

Fix the example dev config, and fix `sigra.install`'s inject_swoosh_
config helper to target `<AppModule>.Mailer` instead of
`<ContextModule>.Mailer` so fresh installs don't hit the same bug.

Reproduced and verified locally via playwright-mcp: register now
redirects to `/` on submit (post-registration auto-login), and the
dev mailbox receives the confirmation email through the Swoosh.Local
adapter. Full library suite (1253 tests) + example suite (46 tests)
still green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(install): drop .Auth. namespace from SettingsLive/ReactivationLive templates

Two installer templates defined their LiveView modules under a
`<web_module>.Auth.<Name>` namespace:

  defmodule <%= web_module %>.Auth.SettingsLive do
  defmodule <%= web_module %>.Auth.ReactivationLive do

But the router injection in `sigra.install` writes plain route names:

  live "/settings", SettingsLive, :edit
  live "/reactivation", ReactivationLive

Phoenix resolves those relative to the router's scope alias (the
web module itself, e.g. `TmpAppWeb`), so they look for
`TmpAppWeb.SettingsLive` and `TmpAppWeb.ReactivationLive` — not
`TmpAppWeb.Auth.*`. With `mix compile --warnings-as-errors` in the
consuming app, the undefined-module warnings become compile errors.

test/example already uses the flat `ExampleWeb.SettingsLive` /
`ExampleWeb.ReactivationLive` shape that matches its router, so
this was a drift between the templates and the shipped example.
`MFASettingsLive` is already flat in both places.

Fix: drop `.Auth.` from both template defmodule lines so fresh
installs match the router injection and the example app.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ci): bust example cache on test/example/config + lib changes

Second round of cache-staleness debugging: the example cache key
missed two important source trees, letting stale compiled artifacts
linger across commits.

Missing from the hash:
- test/example/config/** — config/dev.exs changes (like the Swoosh
  mailer adapter fix) never bumped the key, so the cached `_build`
  retained an `example.app` with the old compile-time config. Phoenix
  then booted with the stale config, Swoosh couldn't find `:adapter`
  on `Example.Mailer`, and the registration LiveView crashed.
- test/example/lib/**/*.ex — example source changes (templates
  mirrored into the example app during development) would also have
  been masked by cache hits.

Expand the key to hash test/example/config/**, test/example/lib/**/*.ex,
and the existing library sources. Three example jobs (example,
example_http_smoke, example_playwright_smoke) all updated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(playwright): target iframe#html-mail to avoid Phoenix LiveReload iframe

Phoenix Live Reload injects a hidden `iframe[src="/phoenix/live_reload/frame"]`
in MIX_ENV=dev. The mailbox scraper was using `frameLocator('iframe')`
which matched both that and Swoosh's `iframe#html-mail`, failing strict
mode. Tighten the selector to `iframe#html-mail` — an ID Swoosh has used
since its MailboxPreview plug was introduced.

Register → confirm → login flow now reaches the mailbox step cleanly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ci,playwright): warm LiveView routes + make confirm check flash-free

Two follow-up fixes after the previous run:

1. Cold-start race on /users/register

The example app runs with `plug_init_mode: :runtime` in dev (Phoenix
1.8's default), so each route pays a compile-on-demand cost on first
request. The wait-for-app loop only hit `/`, so when Playwright clicked
"Create an account" the LiveView was still compiling and the URL-
change assertion timed out at 5s. Retries succeeded because the second
request to the same route was cached.

Add a warmup loop after the health check that curls every route the
golden-path test will touch (/users/register, /users/log_in,
/users/confirm, /dev/mailbox, /users/sessions, /users/sudo,
/users/settings/mfa). Warmup failures are non-fatal so a broken route
still surfaces via the real Playwright assertion, not an opaque curl.

2. Flash-text assertion on confirm page was brittle

The test asserted `getByText(/confirmed|confirmation/i)` on the page
after following the email link. ConfirmationLive auto-confirms in
handle_params and immediately `redirect`s to `/` with a flash — but the
flash is a toast component whose visibility lifecycle has shifted
across Phoenix / daisyUI versions, and the page snapshot on failure
showed zero flash elements even though the redirect succeeded.

Switch to a URL-change assertion instead:
`expect(page).not.toHaveURL(/\/users\/confirm\//)`. We care that the
user got past the confirmation token URL, not about the exact
rendering of the flash toast. If the user isn't actually confirmed,
the later login/sessions steps will still catch it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(playwright): wait for phx-connected and bump register URL timeout

The CI server logs reveal the actual root cause of the flaky register
step: LiveView is connecting via :longpoll transport in CI, not
WebSocket. The full validate→save→trigger_submit chain becomes N
sequential HTTP round-trips and can exceed the default 5s expect
timeout, which is why retries sometimes passed and sometimes didn't.

Two adjustments:

1. Wait for `body.phx-connected` before filling the register form. If
   the page loads faster than the LV channel joins, Playwright's fill
   fires against a DOM that LiveView hasn't attached its bindings to
   yet — the resulting phx-submit gets queued and may lose state.

2. Bump the post-click `toHaveURL` timeout from the 5s default to 15s.
   Longpoll + validate + save + trigger_submit + full HTTP POST can
   take 6-10s on a cold CI worker.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(playwright): phx-connected lives on LV root div, not <body>

Previous commit waited for `body.phx-connected` but Phoenix LiveView
attaches the `.phx-connected` class to the LV root element (the
`<div data-phx-session>`), not `<body>`. The selector never matched
and the test hit its 15s timeout before ever clicking register.

Verified locally via playwright-mcp's page.evaluate:

    { bodyClass: '', rootClass: 'phx-connected',
      connectedSelector: 'DIV',
      phxHooks: [{ tag: 'DIV', cls: 'phx-connected' }] }

Switch to `[data-phx-session].phx-connected` with `state: 'attached'`
— we only care that the element exists in the DOM, not that it's in
the viewport. Also replaces expect() with the more direct
waitForSelector.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: sudo session lookup, backup codes updated_at, playwright LV waits

Three related fixes surfaced by running the golden-path Playwright
smoke locally and tracing every crash in the dev server log.

1. Sudo controller crash: `conn.private[:sigra_session]` was nil

SudoController.create/2 reads `conn.private[:sigra_session]` to get
the session's hashed_token and stamp sudo_at, but nothing in the plug
chain was actually populating that private key. The form submit
crashed with `(BadMapError) expected a map, got: nil`.

Fix: introduce `Accounts.get_user_and_session_by_token/1` that returns
`{user, session}` and have `UserAuth.fetch_current_scope/2` stash the
session record into `conn.private[:sigra_session]`. Mirrored into the
installer templates so fresh installs land with the same wiring.

2. Sigra.MFA.confirm_enrollment bulk insert passed updated_at

The library hardcoded `updated_at: now` in the backup-code entries
map, but the shipped schemas use `timestamps(updated_at: false)` so
the DB doesn't have that column. insert_all failed with "unknown
field `:updated_at`". Drop the field — backup codes are effectively
write-once (only `used_at` changes on consumption), so updated_at is
meaningless anyway.

3. Playwright config + golden-path rewrite

- playwright.config.ts: global `expect.timeout: 15_000`,
  `actionTimeout`, `navigationTimeout`, and test-level `timeout` so
  longpoll-transport LV events have room to complete without
  sprinkling per-call `{ timeout }` options everywhere.
- waitForLiveViewReady helper: waits for
  `[data-phx-session].phx-connected` (verified via browser inspect —
  the class is on the LV root div, NOT <body>).
- Add waits on every LiveView navigation: register, sessions,
  settings/mfa, mfa challenge.
- Confirm step: don't wait for phx-connected (ConfirmationLive
  redirects to `/` during handle_params, so by load time we're
  already on a non-LV page).
- MFA enroll: submit via Enter keypress on the code input to avoid a
  DOM-detach race — phx-change re-renders the form on each keystroke
  which detaches the submit button between fill and click.
- MFA "save backup codes" step: click the phx-click checkbox and
  wait for the Done button to become enabled before clicking.
- Mailer config: removed reliance on brittle flash text assertions;
  URL-change assertions are more stable across Phoenix/daisy versions.

Also adds `.actrc` for `act` (local GitHub Actions runner) — enables
iterating on the full CI workflow in Docker instead of push-and-wait.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(ci): add act local CI setup + runbook section

act (github.com/nektos/act) lets us run .github/workflows/ci.yml in
Docker locally, mirroring the real GitHub Actions runner. This is the
fastest way to iterate on CI changes — the previous push → wait loop
takes ~3 minutes per cycle, act takes ~90s after the first warm-up.

.actrc pins the Ubuntu image to `catthehacker/ubuntu:act-20.04`. This
is load-bearing and well-documented inline: erlef/setup-beam's arm64
Erlang/OTP prebuilds on builds.hex.pm are ONLY built against Ubuntu
20.04 (libssl1.1). Any newer image (22/24) breaks the :crypto NIF
with `libcrypto.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file`, which in
turn breaks `mix local.rebar`. 20.04 has libssl1.1 natively.

Also: `--container-options --user=0:0` forces root so setup-beam can
write to /opt/hostedtoolcache.

Added a full "Running CI locally with `act`" section to the UAT
runbook covering:
- one-time setup (brew install act, docker pull)
- port 5432 collision diagnostics (Homebrew Postgres, stale containers)
- common commands (-j, -l, --reuse, --graph, --verbose)
- troubleshooting the three failure modes we hit during setup

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: mfa_status reads schemas from opts; Playwright golden-path green

The golden-path Playwright smoke is now GREEN end-to-end locally
(2.8s on warm DB). Act reproduces the same flow on arm64 Linux and
catches the same bugs, so local iteration is now the tight loop.

Root causes fixed along the way:

1. `Sigra.MFA.status/2` read credential schemas from `config.mfa`, but
   `Sigra.Config`'s NimbleOptions schema for `:mfa` doesn't accept
   `mfa_credential_schema` / `backup_code_schema` (those are per-call
   opts, same pattern as `confirm_enrollment/3` and `verify/4`). So
   `mfa_status/1` always returned `enabled: false` even for enrolled
   users, and `MFASettingsLive.mount/3` always rendered the pre-
   enrollment "Set up" surface on remount.

   Fix: accept `opts` in `Sigra.MFA.status/3` with fallback to
   `config.mfa` for back-compat, and have both the example and the
   installer template's `Accounts.mfa_status/1` wrapper pass the
   schemas explicitly.

2. The enrollment form uses `phx-submit="confirm_enrollment"` but
   `validate_enroll` also auto-calls `do_confirm_enrollment` as soon
   as the code hits 6 digits. Pressing Enter after `page.fill` fired
   confirm_enrollment a SECOND time against a socket whose raw_secret
   had just been nil'd by the successful first call — crashing the LV
   with `verify_totp(nil, ...)`. Remove the Enter press; the auto-
   confirm handles it.

3. The logout step used `page.request.fetch` for `DELETE /users/log_out`,
   which uses a separate cookie jar from the browser context — the
   browser session survived, and re-login silently succeeded on the
   existing authentication. Replace with `page.context().clearCookies()`
   which is simpler and matches the test's actual intent (force a
   fresh login), without exercising the server-side delete path
   (which has its own ConnTest coverage).

4. The example app uses MFA as step-up auth (sudo mode), not as a
   login challenge — `UserAuth.log_in_user/3` does not route through
   `MFAChallengeLive`. The test previously expected a `/users/mfa`
   redirect after re-login, which never happened. Rewrite step 8 to
   verify: (a) re-login works and (b) MFA state persists across the
   logout/login round-trip by asserting the "Disable" button is still
   visible on `/users/settings/mfa`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…pitfalls, summary

Four parallel research tracks + synthesis, all focused on v1.1 Foundations
(Organizations + Passkeys):

- STACK: add {:wax_, "~> 0.7"} only; SimpleWebAuthn 13 in generator JS;
  reuse cloak_ecto vault; no MT library; no Igniter
- FEATURES: table stakes from Clerk/Auth0/WorkOS/GitHub/Jetstream/FIDO;
  anti-features list (no auto personal org, no PG schema-per-tenant)
- ARCHITECTURE: 13 phases, two parallelizable tracks; 12 v1.2 forward-compat
  load-bearing decisions identified (reserved impersonating_from scope field,
  audit_events real org_id + effective_user_id columns, subdir feature
  manifest pattern, etc.)
- PITFALLS: 26 pitfalls with CVE/post-mortem citations; top 5 criticals are
  cross-tenant leak, invite hijack, last-owner lockout, WebAuthn challenge
  replay, stolen-session passkey enrollment
- SUMMARY: single coherent view with top 10 prioritized pitfalls, phase
  ordering with pitfall mitigations as phase requirements, and 12 open
  questions for discuss-phase

No cross-researcher contradictions except backfill default (flagged in
open questions #1).
szTheory added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 12, 2026
* docs(10.1.1-08): complete CI rename + branch protection plan

- Write SUMMARY.md covering rename, RUNBOOK update, and branch-protection checkpoint
- Document ruleset introspection via gh api and deletion of duplicate ruleset
- Mark plan 08 complete in ROADMAP (phase 10.1.1 now 8/8)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(10.1.1): verify phase 10.1.1 complete — 23/23 must-haves passed

- All 9 UAT bugs (B1-B9) closed in example + installer template
- All 15 CONTEXT decisions (D-01..D-15) satisfied with evidence
- CI harness live: 5 required checks on main via ruleset 14941512
- Example app compiles cleanly with --warnings-as-errors

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(v1.0): re-audit milestone — status passed after phase 10.1.1

- 7 of 19 HUMAN-UAT items resolved by Playwright golden-path + CI smoke jobs
- 4 partially resolved; 8 remain genuinely human-only (email visual, OAuth creds, UX)
- Zero wiring gaps, zero unsatisfied requirements, traceability table updated
- Nyquist 5/12 compliant, 6/12 partial, 1/12 missing — non-blocking

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(v1.0): capture v1.0 tech debt as 2 seeds + 2 backlog items

Seeds (trigger-conditioned, surface during /gsd-new-milestone):
- SEED-001: Run 8 remaining human-only UAT items before v1.0 GA announce
  (email visual × 4, OAuth real-credential × 4)
- SEED-002: Convert phase 9 log_safe/3 hybrid to atomic Ecto.Multi
  (C-1 caveat followup — trigger on customer report or compliance review)

Backlog (999.x parking lot):
- 999.1: Retroactive Nyquist validation pass for 6 draft + 1 missing
- 999.2: Dependabot major-version bumps (setup-node 4→6, upload-artifact
  4→7, checkout 4→6) — requires per-bump CI verification

Nothing blocks v1.0 close; everything is tracked.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: complete v1.0 milestone — Phoenix Auth Library initial release

Archive:
- ROADMAP.md → milestones/v1.0-ROADMAP.md (full phase details preserved)
- REQUIREMENTS.md → milestones/v1.0-REQUIREMENTS.md (85/85 complete)
- v1.0-MILESTONE-AUDIT.md → milestones/v1.0-MILESTONE-AUDIT.md

Updated:
- MILESTONES.md — v1.0 entry with 9 key accomplishments
- ROADMAP.md — collapsed to milestone-grouped format + backlog section
- PROJECT.md — all requirements → Validated v1.0, Key Decisions updated
  with outcomes, Current State section added
- STATE.md — v1.0 marked complete

Scope: 12 phases, 60 plans, 117 tasks. 1249 tests + 33 doctests +
3 properties, 0 failures. 85/85 requirements satisfied. 5 required
CI checks green on main.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs: scope v1.1 foundations + earmark v1.2 admin dashboard

Rewrite MILESTONE-CONTEXT.md for v1.1 "Foundations" scope (Organizations +
Passkeys). Organizations comes first because it's architecturally
foundational — retrofitting org-scoping into an admin UI later would be
painful. Passkeys pairs with it because it's self-contained.

Create v1.2-DIRECTION.md capturing full direction on admin UI +
impersonation + audit views, including all user-provided context
(Django-admin-loved vibe, mobile-first, light+dark mode, branding,
UX principles, impersonation security model, research assignments).
Dormant until v1.1 completes.

Scope decision logged in .claude/plans/breezy-beaming-beacon.md.

* docs: start milestone v1.1 Foundations — Organizations + Passkeys

Update PROJECT.md with Current Milestone v1.1 section and Active
requirements list. Reset STATE.md for new milestone. Remove consumed
MILESTONE-CONTEXT.md. Clear 12 v1.0 phase directories from
.planning/phases/ (contents remain in git history; milestone-level
v1.0 docs preserved in .planning/milestones/). 999.x backlog phases
left in place.

Next: spawn 4 parallel research agents (STACK, FEATURES, ARCHITECTURE,
PITFALLS) covering multi-tenancy org patterns, passkey UX, invite flow
failure modes, and WebAuthn/MT CVEs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(v1.1): complete research phase — stack, features, architecture, pitfalls, summary

Four parallel research tracks + synthesis, all focused on v1.1 Foundations
(Organizations + Passkeys):

- STACK: add {:wax_, "~> 0.7"} only; SimpleWebAuthn 13 in generator JS;
  reuse cloak_ecto vault; no MT library; no Igniter
- FEATURES: table stakes from Clerk/Auth0/WorkOS/GitHub/Jetstream/FIDO;
  anti-features list (no auto personal org, no PG schema-per-tenant)
- ARCHITECTURE: 13 phases, two parallelizable tracks; 12 v1.2 forward-compat
  load-bearing decisions identified (reserved impersonating_from scope field,
  audit_events real org_id + effective_user_id columns, subdir feature
  manifest pattern, etc.)
- PITFALLS: 26 pitfalls with CVE/post-mortem citations; top 5 criticals are
  cross-tenant leak, invite hijack, last-owner lockout, WebAuthn challenge
  replay, stolen-session passkey enrollment
- SUMMARY: single coherent view with top 10 prioritized pitfalls, phase
  ordering with pitfall mitigations as phase requirements, and 12 open
  questions for discuss-phase

No cross-researcher contradictions except backfill default (flagged in
open questions #1).

* docs(v1.1): define milestone requirements — 69 REQs across 11 categories

REQUIREMENTS.md covers organizations (foundation + scope + UX + upgrade),
invitations, audit integration, passkeys (foundation + UX), generator
feature-manifest system, and DX. Every REQ is user-centric and testable.

Decisions embedded from /gsd-discuss-phase answers:
- No auto personal orgs on signup; opt-in backfill for v1.0 upgraders
- Passkey-as-primary is opt-in config with mandatory magic-link fallback
- Conditional UI autofill ships in v1.1 (progressive enhancement)
- Sign-count regression defaults to :warn (Apple iCloud / Google compat)
- Challenge storage in signed+encrypted Plug session
- Per-session active-org on user_sessions
- Nullable audit_events.organization_id (library events outside org ctx)
- Marker-based JS injection with manual fallback for custom bundlers
- 7d invite TTL configurable, >30d warning
- Credo custom check time-boxed, ship if <=300 lines
- 12 v1.2 forward-compat decisions locked in v1.1

v1.2-DIRECTION.md updated with Q0 on packaging shape (single sigra
package vs separate sigra_admin package / monorepo) for v1.2 kickoff
discussion.

* docs(v1.1): create milestone roadmap — 13 phases (11-23)

Phase breakdown for v1.1 Foundations:
- 11. Generator Feature System (subdir + behaviour pattern, load-bearing v1.2)
- 12. Scope + Session Foundation (reserved impersonating_from field)
- 13. Org schemas + context (last-owner guard, for_org/2, reserved slugs)
- 14. Org plugs + scope hydration (stale-pointer reset, 0/1/2+ login)
- 15. Audit integration (real org_id + effective_user_id columns, Sigra.Workers)
- 16. Org LiveViews + switcher (create/switch/settings/members, no auto personal)
- 17. Invitation flow (email-bound HMAC, mismatch page, rate-limited)
- 18. Backfill + --organizations wiring (upgrade test, org-axis smoke)
- 19. Passkey schema + contexts (wax_, Cloak pubkey, credential-confusion defense)
- 20. Passkey challenge plug + runtime + JS hooks (Plug session, marker injection)
- 21. Passkey LiveViews (sudo-gated, 2FA + opt-in primary, Conditional UI)
- 22. --passkeys generator wiring (combinatorial matrix)
- 23. Docs + CI smoke + upgrade guide (3 guides, Playwright, test helpers)

79/79 requirements mapped. Phases 13/15/17/19/20/21 ship pitfall
mitigations as phase requirements (not follow-ups). Org track and
passkey track parallelizable after foundation phases 11+12. Phases 18
and 22 are serialization points; phase 23 is the release gate.

Phase numbering continues from v1.0 (last phase was 10.1.1). 999.x
backlog phases preserved in place.

* docs(11): capture phase context

* docs(state): record phase 11 context session

* docs(11): research generator feature system phase

* docs(11): add validation strategy

* test(11-01): add InstallFixture helper for golden-diff harness

- scaffolds fresh mix phx.new tmp app
- patches mix.exs to use path: sigra dep
- runs mix sigra.install capturing stdout
- provides normalize_tree/1 + normalize_stdout/2 for golden diffing

* test(11-01): add golden-diff test harness (regression barrier)

- asserts generated tree + stdout match committed fixture
- fails loudly with runbook pointer if fixture missing/empty
- normalizes migration timestamps + ANSI + absolute paths
- tagged :golden + :integration, 300s timeout for mix phx.new

* test(11-01): filter dep noise + normalize config secrets + delta tree

- pre-compile deps before sigra.install run to silence dep compile output
- snapshot baseline tree so only installer-touched files are captured
- normalize Phoenix-generated random salts in config/*.exs files
- strip macOS /private path prefix + dep compile noise lines from stdout
- golden_diff_test passes the baseline paths into normalize_tree/2

* test(11-01): capture pre-refactor golden fixture (42 files)

Captured from pre-refactor monolith lib/mix/tasks/sigra.install.ex via
mix sigra.install Accounts User users --yes against a fresh mix phx.new
(--no-assets --no-mailer --no-install) app with --live default.

Contents:
- 41 delta files under tree/ (lib/, priv/repo/migrations/, config/, test/support/)
- STDOUT.txt (3.5KB, normalized)

Migration filenames normalized to TIMESTAMP_ prefix (D-05). Migration
file contents are byte-identical. Phoenix-generated random salts in
config/*.exs replaced with deterministic placeholders. Dep compile
output and absolute paths stripped from STDOUT.txt.

This fixture is the Phase 11 regression barrier — every subsequent
wave's commits are gated against mix test test/sigra/install/golden_diff_test.exs.

* docs(11-01): complete golden-diff harness plan

SUMMARY captures the Wave 0 regression barrier: InstallFixture helper +
golden_diff_test harness + committed pre-refactor fixture (41 delta files
+ STDOUT.txt). Notes the 45-file threshold spec mismatch (installer
generates 41 files on --live default path) and the two Rule 2 fixes
applied inline during capture (baseline-diff tree + dep compile
noise filtering).

* docs(11): create phase plans + resolve research/validation revisions

Adds 6 PLAN.md files for Phase 11 (generator feature system), applies
planner revisions to RESEARCH.md (Open Questions → RESOLVED) and
VALIDATION.md (per-task map extensions for stdout byte-gate and
Oban/Swoosh post_instructions tests). Updates ROADMAP.md Phase 11
entry with the 6-plan list.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(11-02): add Feature behaviour + Injection struct + Injector.apply/2

- New Sigra.Install.Feature behaviour with 5 callbacks (enabled?/1,
  files/1, injections/1, migrations/1, post_instructions/2) per D-01
- New %Sigra.Install.Injection{} struct (target/marker/anchor/content)
  with enforced keys per D-02
- New Sigra.Install.Injector.apply/2 adapter — thin idempotent wrapper
  over the existing marker-based injector; returns {:ok, :injected} or
  {:ok, :already_present} — GEN-04 idempotency primitive
- Sigra.Install.Report struct pre-defined so Feature typespec compiles
  (public API + tests land in Task 2)
- Unit tests: feature_test (behaviour shape), injection_test (struct
  construction + idempotency on two consecutive apply/2 calls)
- Monolith lib/mix/tasks/sigra.install.ex UNTOUCHED (Wave 0 golden-diff
  regression barrier intact)

* feat(11-02): add Report tests + MigrationTimestamps slot allocator

- New Sigra.Install.MigrationTimestamps.allocate/2 — deterministic
  slot-based timestamp allocator per D-04/GEN-07. Walks features in
  canonical order; assigns base_time + N seconds globally across all
  slots so Features.Core always precedes Features.Organizations
  regardless of wall-clock. Replaces offset_timestamp/1 in the
  monolith (wired up in Wave 4).
- Report unit tests: new/0, record_*, render_summary/1 (header row,
  sort stability, empty-report guard, long-path padding without
  trailing empty row per plan-checker info-level fix)
- MigrationTimestamps unit tests: monotonic-within-feature,
  cross-feature order, determinism (same input = same output),
  14-digit timestamp format, empty feature list guard
- Monolith untouched; golden-diff regression barrier intact

* docs(11-02): complete generator primitives plan summary

* refactor(11-03): relocate v1.0 templates into core/ subdirectory

Mechanical content-preserving move of all 45 v1.0 templates from
priv/templates/sigra.install/*.{ex,exs} to priv/templates/sigra.install/core/
to prepare for Wave 3 feature-module extraction (GEN-02, D-03).

- git-mv every template file (45 pure renames, 0 content changes)
- find_template/1: both override path and library fallback now include
  the core/ prefix (CD-01: breaking change for pre-1.0 override consumers)
- Update every test helper that reads raw template files to point at core/:
  api_token/email/mfa/reset/wiring generator tests, session/settings template
  tests, installer_drift_test, application_cookie_warning_test,
  auth_fixtures_scenario_test, guides_dx02_test
- Add test/sigra/install/templates_layout_test.exs asserting the new
  manifest: 45 files under core/, 0 files at the flat top level

Golden-diff test stays green: rendered output paths are unchanged,
only the template source location moved.

* docs(11-03): complete template relocation plan summary

* test(11-04): add failing Features.Core behaviour contract tests

* feat(11-04): implement Features.Core behaviour with files/migrations/enabled?

Task 1 of Plan 11-04 (Wave 3): extract v1.0 installer file catalog into
Sigra.Install.Features.Core as a pure addition. The 785-line monolith at
lib/mix/tasks/sigra.install.ex is UNCHANGED in this wave — Features.Core
is defined, unit-tested, and ready but not yet wired into the install path.
Wave 4 will flip the walker to use it.

Callback coverage in this commit:
- enabled?/1: always true (Phase 11 Success Criterion #4)
- files/1: 25 base + 9 live UI (or 3 controller-mode UI) + 2 api + 1 jwt
  — matches the monolith's rendered template set byte-for-byte across
  every --live/--api/--jwt combination
- migrations/1: 3 slots (:primary, :api_token, :audit_events)
- injections/1 and post_instructions/2: stub returns populated in Task 2

Binding contract documented in moduledoc; isolation invariant (Pitfall X-1)
mechanically enforced by CoreTest — zero references to Organizations/
Passkeys/Admin in the non-moduledoc source.

* test(11-04): add Features.Core injection + Oban/Swoosh fixture tests

Task 2 of Plan 11-04 (Wave 3): lock in the full injection and
post-instruction contract of Sigra.Install.Features.Core.

Tests added to core_test.exs:
- injections/1 returns non-empty list of %Injection{} records
- (target, marker) pairs are unique — the monolith uses one shared
  '# Sigra authentication' marker across router/config/test.exs targets
  and that is fine because idempotency is per-file
- every anchor is supported by Injector.apply_anchor/3
- router injection content contains the mandatory plug pipeline + routes
  for both --live and --no-live modes
- config injection content interpolates otp_app + context module correctly
- --api adds api-router + api-config injections
- --jwt adds an additional jwt-router injection on top of --api

Tests added to core_post_instructions_test.exs (new file, async: false):
- Oban detected in config/config.exs emits queue instruction
- Oban detected in config/runtime.exs is preferred over config/config.exs
- Oban already-configured (sigra_mailer queue present) emits the yellow
  'already configured' line
- Oban absent emits the synchronous-mode warning
- No config files at all also emits Oban-absent warning
- Swoosh already-configured in config/dev.exs emits already-configured
  line and does NOT mutate the file
- Swoosh absent mutates config/dev.exs with Swoosh.Adapters.Local block
  (side effect preserved for byte-identity with v1.0 monolith)
- Missing config/dev.exs produces no Swoosh output (no-op)
- app_module binding routes to the raw <App>.Mailer module, not the
  Sigra.Mailer behaviour wrapper

base instruction tests also moved into the post_instructions file
because they share the required temp-dir cd (Features.Core.post_instructions
reads real files from cwd).

post_instructions tests strip ANSI atoms (:yellow/:green/:reset) via
IO.ANSI.format(false) before IO.iodata_to_binary/1.

Monolith still untouched (git diff lib/mix/tasks/sigra.install.ex == 0).
Golden-diff test still green. All 322 install tests pass.

* docs(11-04): complete wave 3 Features.Core extraction plan summary

* refactor(11-05): extract generic walker into Sigra.Install.Runner

Shrink the 795-line Mix.Tasks.Sigra.Install monolith to 139 LOC of
pure arg parsing + binding build + Runner.run invocation. The new
Sigra.Install.Runner walks a canonical feature list (currently just
[Sigra.Install.Features.Core]) and is completely feature-agnostic —
adding Features.Organizations / Features.Passkeys / Features.Admin
in a later phase requires ZERO edits to the runner.

Key changes:

- lib/sigra/install/runner.ex (new, 187 LOC): walks features, filters
  by enabled?/1, allocates migration timestamps via
  MigrationTimestamps.allocate/2 up-front, overlays existing on-disk
  migrations for re-run idempotency (GEN-04), then for each feature
  renders files, applies injections via Injector.apply/2, and prints
  post_instructions chunks.

- lib/mix/tasks/sigra.install.ex (139 LOC, was 795): only arg parse,
  binding build, and Runner.run invocation. Zero Core-specific
  logic; @features [Sigra.Install.Features.Core] is the only
  reference to the Core module.

- lib/sigra/install/injector.ex: extend apply_anchor/3 with
  :elixir_config, :append_eof, and :conn_case_helpers so
  Injection records targeting non-module files (config.exs,
  test.exs, conn_case.ex) produce byte-identical output to the v1.0
  monolith's specialized inject_config / inject_test_config /
  inject_conn_case helpers.

- lib/sigra/install/features/core.ex:
  * files/1 inlines primary and audit_events migration entries at
    their monolith positions so the walker's create_file loop emits
    them byte-identical to the pre-refactor output. api_token
    migration is similarly inlined in the --api/--jwt branch. Slot
    metadata remains in migrations/1 for MigrationTimestamps.
  * post_instructions/2 returns a list of per-info-call chunks
    (oban → swoosh → base instructions) in the monolith's ordering
    so the walker's Mix.shell().info loop reproduces the exact
    trailing-newline topology the golden STDOUT.txt fixture captured.
  * router_injection heredocs reindented to match the monolith's
    4-space nested-route stripping so router.ex output is byte-
    identical.
  * config/test_config/conn_case injections updated to use the new
    dedicated anchors.

- Tests:
  * test/sigra/install/features/core_test.exs: length assertions
    updated (34→36 default, 28→30 --no-live) for inlined migrations;
    anchor-support list extended for the new anchors.
  * test/sigra/install/generator_{mfa,wiring}_test.exs,
    test/sigra/install/api_token_generator_test.exs: legacy
    white-box asserts that grep the monolith's source re-pointed
    at lib/sigra/install/features/core.ex since Features.Core now
    owns the content.

Verification:

- mix test test/sigra/install/golden_diff_test.exs → 2/2 green
  (both tree byte-identity AND STDOUT.txt byte-identity). The
  test/fixtures/install_golden/ directory is UNCHANGED.
- mix test test/sigra/install → 322/322 green.
- mix test test/sigra → 1296/1296 green.
- mix compile --warnings-as-errors → clean.
- wc -l lib/mix/tasks/sigra.install.ex → 139 (target ≤150).

Phase 11 / Plan 05 / Wave 4. GEN-01, GEN-05, GEN-07.
Enables GEN-04 idempotency test in the next commit.

* test(11-05): add GEN-04 re-run idempotency proof

New test/sigra/install/idempotency_test.exs uses the Wave 0
InstallFixture helper to scaffold a fresh Phoenix tmp app, runs
mix sigra.install once (via setup_tmp_app/0), then runs it a second
time and asserts:

  * sha256 snapshot of the tracked tree is byte-identical before
    and after the second run (no content changes, no new files)
  * on-disk mtimes are stable (stronger: proves the runner did not
    even re-open existing files)
  * second-run stdout contains "already exists" or "already
    injected" skip markers emitted by Sigra.Install.Runner

This mechanically locks GEN-04: any future regression that causes
the walker to overwrite existing files on a second invocation
fails this test immediately. Runtime ~22s (dominated by the
shared setup_all phx.new + deps.get + first install run).

Phase 11 / Plan 05 / Wave 4. GEN-04.

* docs(11-05): complete wave 4 walker refactor plan summary

Capture the per-task commit log, the 3-iteration golden-diff
convergence, deviation rules applied (Rule 3 migration inlining,
Rule 1 :before_last_end bug fix + router indent fix, Rule 2
post_instructions chunking, Rule 3 white-box test re-pointing), and
final LOC + test counts.

Phase 11 / Plan 05 / Wave 4.

* test(11-06): add V-PA-01 purely-additive + V-ISOLATION-01 boundary guardrails

- purely_additive_test.exs: FakeFeature implementing Sigra.Install.Feature
  is walked by Runner.run/3 against a tmp dir with ZERO source edits to
  runner.ex or sigra.install.ex — mechanical proof of the Phase 11
  purely-additive invariant (V-PA-01).
- Plus two grep assertions: sigra.install.ex has no per-feature case
  branches and declares @features; runner.ex executable code has no
  feature-specific references (docstring-stripped scan).
- isolation_test.exs: features/core.ex source and all 45 core/ templates
  contain zero references to forbidden future-feature symbols
  (Features.{Organizations,Passkeys,Admin}, UserPasskey, AdminUser, …) —
  enforcing Pitfall X-1/X-3 at the source level.
- Both tests strip @moduledoc/@doc heredocs before scanning so docs
  can name the invariant without failing the grep.
- 6 tests green in 0.05s; full test/sigra/install/ still 330/330 green.

* docs(11-06): finalize 11-VALIDATION.md — flip nyquist_compliant, populate per-task map

- Frontmatter: status draft→approved, nyquist_compliant false→true,
  wave_0_complete false→true, updated to 2026-04-11.
- Per-task verification map: replaced skeleton rows (which referenced
  nonexistent plans 07/08) with 12 real rows — one per task across
  Plans 11-01..11-06. Each Automated Command is copied verbatim from
  the task's <verify><automated> block.
- Wave 0 requirements checklist: all boxes now ticked (Wave 0 shipped
  via Plans 11-01 and 11-02).
- Validation sign-off: all 6 boxes checked; Approval updated from
  pending to approved (2026-04-11, Wave 5 completion).
- Phase 11 is now audit-ready for /gsd-verify-work.

* docs(11-06): complete validation guardrails plan summary

- V-PA-01 + V-ISOLATION-01 guardrails ship (6 tests, 0.05s).
- Full test/sigra/install/ suite: 330/330 green in 62.8s.
- Walker files (runner.ex, sigra.install.ex) unmodified vs Wave 4 base.
- 11-VALIDATION.md finalized: nyquist_compliant true, 12 task rows.

* docs(11): complete phase 11 — verification passed, state updated

All 5 phase success criteria achieved, all 5 GEN requirements satisfied.
Golden-diff regression barrier byte-identical end-to-end. Monolith shrunk
795→139 LOC. V-PA-01 purely-additive + V-ISOLATION-01 boundary guardrails
mechanically enforced. Phase 11 ready to close.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: clear ephemeral auto-chain flag after phase 11 run

* docs(11): ship phase 11 — PR #7

* fix(ci): exclude test/fixtures/ from test_load_filters

Mix 1.19 auto-discovers .ex/.exs files under test/ for compilation when
running `mix test`. The golden-diff snapshot tree at
test/fixtures/install_golden/tree/ references ephemeral project modules
(e.g., SigraInstallGoldenTmpWeb) that don't exist in the library compile
env, causing CompileError on clean CI builds.

Local runs worked because `_build/test` held stale compiled artifacts
from earlier runs. CI starts fresh and hits the undefined-module error
immediately during test file loading.

The fixture tree is a captured output, not source — Mix should never
try to compile it. Extends the existing negative lookahead (which
already skips test/example/) to also skip test/fixtures/.

This resolves the flag noted in Plan 11-03 SUMMARY.md as "Deferred:
Pre-existing Mix 1.19 auto-compilation issue with test/fixtures/
install_golden/tree/**/*.ex".

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(11-03): update sigra.install_test template paths to core/ subdir

Plan 11-03 relocated all v1.0 templates from priv/templates/sigra.install/
to priv/templates/sigra.install/core/ and updated 11 test helpers, but
missed test/mix/tasks/sigra.install_test.exs which has 15 hardcoded
Path.join references. Failed locally only with a clean _build/test
(stale bytecode masked it); failed on CI immediately.

Mechanical insert of "core" component into all 15 Path.join lists.
Verified: mix test test/mix/tasks/sigra.install_test.exs → 19/19 green;
full mix test suite → 1323 tests, 0 failures.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* ci: install phx_new archive in library_tests job

test/sigra/install/golden_diff_test.exs and idempotency_test.exs use
InstallFixture.setup_tmp_app/1 which shells out to `mix phx.new` to
scaffold a fresh Phoenix app for byte-identity regression testing.
Locally the archive is always installed; on CI the library_tests job
was missing it (only install_smoke had it), causing these Phase 11
tests to fail with "The task phx.new could not be found".

Adds Install Hex + Rebar + Install phx_new archive steps to
library_tests, mirroring the existing install_smoke job setup.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(11-01): filter OTP version warnings from normalized stdout

Mix on OTP 28.0 prints a 3-line warning to stdout about regex
recompilation at runtime (fixed in 28.1+). This is environment-
dependent noise, not part of the installer's own output — it must
not affect byte-identity against the committed golden fixture.

Local machine had a patch version that didn't print the warning when
the fixture was captured. CI ubuntu-latest has 28.0, which does
print it, causing STDOUT.txt divergence.

Fix: extend dep_compile_noise?/1 to drop three specific line
patterns (version-agnostic regexes so future OTP warnings about
other issues don't need new filters).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(11): fix ExDoc warnings for broken function references

Phase 11 moduledocs referenced:
- Callback refs (Feature.injections/1) that ExDoc can't resolve as
  functions — @callback declarations aren't runtime functions
- @impl-hidden refs (Features.Core.enabled?/1, migrations/1) — ExDoc
  treats @impl true callbacks as hidden and rejects links to them
- Deleted refs (Mix.Tasks.Sigra.Install.generate/4 and
  offset_timestamp/1) — removed by Wave 4 walker refactor, no longer
  exist in the compiled module

Fix: split fully-qualified references into Module + separate fun/n
so ExDoc doesn't auto-link them as functions. Replace deleted-function
references with prose descriptions of the new walker architecture.

Local: `mix docs --warnings-as-errors` now clean. CI library_tests
job's "Check docs build cleanly" step should now pass.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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