🥒 Infurnia Sales Kheera

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 36-CP1 for backlog item 36 (Proposal Auto-Generation from WASM Infurnia Design).

## Goal
Define the ProposalContent shared type and add POST /api/v1/designs/:id/generate-proposal to the NestJS backend.

## Step 1 — Shared types
Explore packages/shared/src/ to understand existing patterns (e.g. how other type files are structured and re-exported from index.ts).

Create packages/shared/src/proposal.types.ts:
```ts
export interface ProposalContent {
  imageUrls: string[];
  specItems: Array<{ label: string; value: string }>;
  designId?: string;
  layoutType?: string;
  score?: number;
}
```
Add `export * from './proposal.types';` to packages/shared/src/index.ts.

## Step 2 — Backend endpoint
Explore apps/api/src/modules/designs/ to understand DesignsController, DesignsService, and how other endpoints are structured.
Explore apps/api/src/modules/proposals/ to find ProposalsService.create signature.
Explore the Prisma schema (apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma) to confirm Design model fields (orderId, organizationId, infurniaDesignId, etc.).

In apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts add:
```
@Post(':id/generate-proposal')
@HttpCode(201)
@UseGuards(InfurniaAuthGuard)
@ApiOperation({ summary: 'Generate a proposal from a design' })
@ApiBody({ ... })
@ApiResponse({ status: 201, description: 'Proposal created' })
async generateProposal(
  @Param('id') id: string,
  @Body() body: GenerateProposalDto,
  @Req() req,
): Promise<Proposal>
```

Create a GenerateProposalDto (inline or in a separate dto file following project convention) with:
- title: string
- content: { imageUrls: string[], specItems: Array<{label:string,value:string}>, designId: string, layoutType?: string, score?: number }

Implementation logic:
1. Look up the design by id using Prisma, selecting orderId and organizationId.
2. Verify the design belongs to the authenticated user's organization (extract orgId from the request session the same way other endpoints do). Throw NotFoundException if not found or org mismatch.
3. Call ProposalsService.create(orderId, orgId, { title: body.title, content: body.content }) — match the exact signature you find in ProposalsService.
4. Return the created Proposal with HTTP 201.

Follow OpenAPI decoration conventions you find in other controller methods.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: packages/shared/src/**, apps/api/src/modules/designs/**, apps/api/src/modules/proposals/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 500
- Do NOT modify prisma/schema.prisma or add migrations (no new DB models needed — Proposal already exists from a prior item).
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev.

## Output
Output a unified diff patch covering all changed/created files, followed by a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "36-CP1",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (6):
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.module.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/dto/generate-proposal.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts
  - packages/shared/src/index.ts
  - packages/shared/src/proposal.types.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts, apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.module.ts, apps/api/src/modules/designs/dto/generate-proposal.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts, packages/shared/src/index.ts, packages/shared/src/proposal.types.ts

Rationale: Defined ProposalContent shared type in packages/shared and added POST /api/v1/designs/:id/generate-proposal endpoint. The endpoint looks up the design (with org verification via getDesignById), then delegates to ProposalsService.create with the design's orderId, user's orgId, title, designIds=[id], and the ProposalContent body (imageUrls, specItems, etc.) stored in the proposal's JSON content column. Updated DesignsModule to import ProposalsModule, and extended ProposalsService.create to accept optional extra content fields that get merged into the content JSON.

Diff summary:
apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts | 24 +++++++++
 apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.module.ts     |  2 +
 .../modules/designs/dto/generate-proposal.dto.ts   | 62 ++++++++++++++++++++++
 .../api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts | 10 ++--
 packages/shared/src/index.ts                       |  1 +
 packages/shared/src/proposal.types.ts              |  7 +++
 6 files changed, 103 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/36-1772646408826/worktree

You are the QualityEngineer for checkpoint 36-CP1 (Proposal Auto-Generation — Backend + Shared Types).

Verify the following before running tests:
1. packages/shared/src/proposal.types.ts exists and exports ProposalContent with the correct shape.
2. packages/shared/src/index.ts re-exports from proposal.types.
3. apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts contains a POST ':id/generate-proposal' handler.
4. The handler accepts { title, content: { imageUrls, specItems, designId, layoutType?, score? } } in the body.
5. The handler returns 404 when design is not found in org and 201 with Proposal on success.
6. OpenAPI decorators (@ApiOperation, @ApiBody, @ApiResponse) are present.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 36-CP2 for backlog item 36 (Proposal Auto-Generation from WASM Infurnia Design).
Checkpoint 36-CP1 has already been applied: ProposalContent is exported from @infurnia-sales/shared and POST /api/v1/designs/:id/generate-proposal exists on the backend.

## Step 1 — WasmBridge: add get_render_url
Explore apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts to understand the existing WasmBridge interface, WasmError class, and how other WASM methods (e.g. get_quotation from item 34) are implemented.

Add to the WasmBridge interface:
```ts
get_render_url(designId: string): Promise<string>;
```

Add implementation:
```ts
async get_render_url(designId: string): Promise<string> {
  const result = await window.Promisify(window.Module.get_render_url(designId));
  if (result === 'unauthorized' || result === 'error') {
    throw new WasmError('render_failed', result);
  }
  return result as string;
}
```
Match the exact coding style (error handling, Promisify pattern) used by the existing methods.

## Step 2 — Next.js proxy route
Explore apps/web/src/app/api/ to find how other proxy routes are implemented (e.g. the generate-estimate route from item 34). Use the same proxyFetch utility with cookie forwarding.

Create apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/generate-proposal/route.ts:
- Export async function POST(request: Request, { params })
- Read the JSON body from request
- Forward as POST to the backend URL: `${process.env.API_URL}/api/v1/designs/${params.id}/generate-proposal`
- Forward the Cookie header from the incoming request
- Return the backend response (status + JSON body)
- Follow the exact same pattern as sibling proxy routes

## Step 3 — Generate Proposal button on design cards
Explore apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx thoroughly to understand:
- How design cards are rendered
- How existing action buttons (e.g. Generate Estimate from item 34) are implemented
- How getQuotation() is called and what it returns
- What the design object shape looks like (infurniaDesignId, parameters, layoutType, score, bom, etc.)
- How router.push is used

Add a 'Generate Proposal' button on each design card where `design.infurniaDesignId` is set.

On click:
1. Call `wasmBridge.get_render_url(design.infurniaDesignId)` and `getQuotation(design.infurniaDesignId)` in parallel using Promise.all.
2. Assemble `specItems: Array<{label: string, value: string}>`:
   - If design.parameters has width/depth/height: `{ label: 'Dimensions', value: '${w}×${d}×${h} cm' }`
   - If design.layoutType: `{ label: 'Layout', value: design.layoutType }`
   - If design.score != null: `{ label: 'Score', value: '${design.score}/100' }`
   - Top 3 BOM items from quotation (if available): each as `{ label: item.name, value: item.quantity + ' ' + item.unit }`
   (Adjust field names to match the actual shape you find in the code.)
3. POST to `/api/designs/${design.id}/generate-proposal` with body `{ title: design.name + ' Proposal', content: { imageUrls: [renderUrl], specItems, designId: design.infurniaDesignId, layoutType: design.layoutType, score: design.score } }`.
4. On success: `router.push('/orders/${orderId}/proposals')`.
5. Handle loading state (disable button while in progress) and show a toast/alert on error — match patterns used by other buttons on the same page.

## Step 4 — Update proposal view page
Explore apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx to understand its current structure and how `content` is typed/rendered.

Import ProposalContent from @infurnia-sales/shared.

When `content.imageUrls` is present and non-empty, render:
1. A flex gallery row of images (use `display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 8px` inline styles or whatever design token approach is used elsewhere; each image as `<img src={url} style={{ width: 200, height: 150, objectFit: 'cover' }} />`).
2. A two-column definition table for `content.specItems`: left column = label (bold), right column = value. Use a `<table>` or `<dl>` depending on what pattern exists nearby.

Only render these sections when imageUrls is present — do not break existing proposal rendering.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**, packages/shared/**
- maxDiffLines: 900
- Use design tokens / inline styles consistent with what exists — no Tailwind.
- Do NOT add new npm packages.

## Output
Output a unified diff patch covering all changed/created files, followed by a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "36-CP2",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (4):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/generate-proposal/route.ts
  - apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/generate-proposal/route.ts, apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx, apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts

Rationale: Implemented 4 changes: (1) Added get_render_url to WasmBridge interface + exported wrapper function using callWasm pattern, (2) Created Next.js proxy route at /api/designs/[id]/generate-proposal forwarding POST to backend via proxyFetch, (3) Added 'Generate Proposal' button on design cards (visible when infurniaDesignId is set) that fetches design detail + render URL + quotation in parallel, assembles specItems from parameters and BOM, and POSTs to the proxy endpoint, (4) Updated proposal view page to render image gallery and spec items table when content.imageUrls/specItems are present.

Diff summary:
.../web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx | 78 +++++++++++++++++++++-
 .../api/designs/[id]/generate-proposal/route.ts    | 18 +++++
 apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx      | 60 ++++++++++++++++-
 apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts                    |  8 +++
 4 files changed, 162 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/36-1772646408826/worktree

You are the QualityEngineer for checkpoint 36-CP2 (Proposal Auto-Generation — Frontend).

Verify the following before running tests:
1. apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts WasmBridge interface includes get_render_url(designId: string): Promise<string>.
2. Implementation calls window.Promisify(window.Module.get_render_url(designId)) and throws WasmError('render_failed', code) on 'unauthorized' or 'error' result.
3. apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/generate-proposal/route.ts exists and proxies POST to backend with cookie forwarding.
4. apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx renders a 'Generate Proposal' button only when infurniaDesignId is set.
5. Button handler calls get_render_url and getQuotation in parallel, assembles specItems, POSTs to /api/designs/:id/generate-proposal, and calls router.push on success.
6. apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx renders imageUrls as a flex gallery and specItems as a two-column table when content.imageUrls is present.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 43-CP1 for the Infurnia Sales monorepo.

## Goal
Add score/layoutType to the Design schema, handle multi-design engine responses in the worker, and expose the new fields via the shared DTO and API service.

## Steps

### 1. Schema (apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma)
Explore the current Design model. Add these two optional fields if not already present:
```
score     Float?
layoutType String?
```

### 2. Migration SQL
Create directory: `apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item43_add_design_score_layout/`
Create `migration.sql`:
```sql
ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS "score" DOUBLE PRECISION;
ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS "layoutType" TEXT;
```
Do NOT run `prisma migrate dev`. The deployer runs `prisma migrate deploy`.

### 3. Worker job (apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts)
Explore the file to understand its current structure. The engine call returns some result object. Update the type and handling as follows:

Define a local type:
```typescript
type EngineResult =
  | { previewUrl: string }
  | { designs: Array<{ previewUrl: string; score?: number; layoutType?: string }> };
```

After receiving the engine result, detect multi-design shape:
```typescript
if ('designs' in result && Array.isArray(result.designs)) {
  // Multi-design path
  const first = result.designs[0];
  await prisma.design.update({
    where: { id: design.id },
    data: { status: 'ready', previewUrl: first.previewUrl, score: first.score ?? null, layoutType: first.layoutType ?? null }
  });
  for (let i = 1; i < Math.min(result.designs.length, 3); i++) {
    const d = result.designs[i];
    await prisma.design.create({
      data: {
        orderId: design.orderId,
        title: `${design.title} — Rank ${i + 1}`,
        status: 'ready',
        previewUrl: d.previewUrl,
        score: d.score ?? null,
        layoutType: d.layoutType ?? null,
        jobId: design.jobId
      }
    });
  }
  this.logger.log(`Created ${result.designs.length} ranked designs for job ${job.id}`);
} else {
  // Legacy single-design path
  await prisma.design.update({
    where: { id: design.id },
    data: { status: 'ready', previewUrl: (result as { previewUrl: string }).previewUrl }
  });
}
```
Adapt to the exact variable names you find when exploring the file.

### 4. Shared DTO (packages/shared/src/designs.ts)
Explore the file. Add to `DesignListItemDto` (or equivalent interface/class):
```typescript
score?: number;
layoutType?: string;
```

### 5. API Service (apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts or similar)
Explore the service. In `listDesignsByOrder()` (or equivalent), update the Prisma `select` to include:
```typescript
score: true,
layoutType: true,
```
Also ensure the returned DTO mapping passes these fields through.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**, apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts, packages/shared/src/designs.ts, apps/api/src/modules/designs/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 700
- TypeScript strict mode — no `any`, proper optional chaining
- OpenAPI decorators: if DesignListItemDto uses class-validator/swagger decorators, add @ApiPropertyOptional() for the new fields

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "43-CP1", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (5):
  - apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item43_add_design_score_layout/migration.sql
  - apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts
  - apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts
  - packages/shared/src/designs.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item43_add_design_score_layout/migration.sql, apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts, apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts, packages/shared/src/designs.ts

Rationale: Added layoutType field to Design schema (score already existed), created idempotent migration SQL, updated the worker's design-generation job to handle multi-design engine responses (creating up to 3 ranked designs with score/layoutType), added score and layoutType to shared DTOs (DesignListItemDto and DesignDetailDto), and updated the API service's listItem mapper and toDetailDto to pass the new fields through.

Diff summary:
.../migration.sql                                  |  2 +
 apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma                      |  1 +
 apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts    |  6 +++
 apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts      | 55 ++++++++++++++++++++--
 packages/shared/src/designs.ts                     |  4 ++
 5 files changed, 63 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/43-1772648487878/worktree

You are a QualityEngineer verifying checkpoint 43-CP1.

## What was implemented
- score Float? and layoutType String? added to Design model in apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma
- Migration SQL at apps/api/prisma/migrations/*_item43_add_design_score_layout/migration.sql
- design-generation.job.ts updated to handle multi-design engine response shape
- DesignListItemDto extended with score?: number and layoutType?: string
- DesignsService updated to select score and layoutType

## Verification steps (manual, before running commands)
1. Confirm apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma Design model contains score Float? and layoutType String?
2. Confirm a migration directory matching *item43* exists under apps/api/prisma/migrations/ with migration.sql containing ALTER TABLE statements for score and layoutType
3. Confirm design-generation.job.ts contains the string 'designs' in result check and Array.isArray guard
4. Confirm packages/shared/src/designs.ts DesignListItemDto has score and layoutType optional fields
5. Confirm apps/api/src/modules/designs/ service selects score and layoutType

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output format:
```json
{ "passed": true, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"], "evidence": "<paste relevant output lines>" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 43-CP2 for the Infurnia Sales monorepo.
CP1 must already be merged — the shared DesignListItemDto now has score?: number and layoutType?: string.

## Goal
Render a color-coded 'Score: N/100' badge and a layoutType chip on each ready design card in the designs listing page.

## Steps

### 1. Explore the page
Read `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx` (and any sub-components it imports for design cards) to understand the current card rendering pattern.

### 2. Design token colors
Explore `packages/tokens` or look at how other pages import color tokens. The project uses design tokens — no Tailwind. Find the import path for color tokens (e.g., `@infurnia-sales/tokens` or a relative import). You need: `color.success`, `color.warning`, `color.error`.

### 3. Score badge logic
Add a helper (inline or small function) to derive badge color:
```typescript
function scoreBadgeColor(score: number): string {
  if (score >= 80) return color.success;  // replace with actual token
  if (score >= 60) return color.warning;
  return color.error;
}
```

### 4. Render on card
On each design card, when `design.score != null`, render a badge:
```
Score: {design.score}/100
```
Styled with the appropriate background color from the token system.

When `design.layoutType != null`, render a small chip/tag:
```
{design.layoutType}   // e.g. "L-shape"
```

Use inline styles or whatever pattern the existing cards already use (no Tailwind).

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/**, apps/web/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**, packages/shared/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- Do not add Tailwind classes — use token-based styles
- Do not render score or layoutType elements when the values are null/undefined

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "43-CP2", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx

Rationale: Added a color-coded Score badge (green ≥80, amber ≥60, red <60) and a layoutType chip to the design card rendering. Uses existing tokens.color.success/warning/error for badge colors and tokens for chip styling. Both elements only render when their respective values are non-null and the design status is ready.

Diff summary:
.../web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx | 40 ++++++++++++++++++++++
 1 file changed, 40 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/43-1772648487878/worktree

You are a QualityEngineer verifying checkpoint 43-CP2.

## What was implemented
- apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx (or sub-components) updated to render:
  - A 'Score: N/100' badge with color.success (≥80), color.warning (60-79), color.error (<60)
  - A layoutType chip when layoutType is non-null
  - Neither element rendered when values are null/undefined

## Verification steps (manual, before running commands)
1. Confirm the designs page file contains score rendering logic with conditional null check
2. Confirm badge color logic covers all three threshold ranges (≥80, ≥60, <60)
3. Confirm layoutType chip is conditionally rendered
4. Confirm no Tailwind class names introduced (no className with bg-, text-, etc.)

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output format:
```json
{ "passed": true, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"], "evidence": "<paste relevant output lines>" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 44-CP1: Backend companies endpoint + company filter.

## Task

1. **New endpoint** — In `apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.controller.ts`, add a route BEFORE the generic `findAll` route (to avoid route shadowing):
```
@Get('companies')
@ApiOperation({ summary: 'List distinct company names for the org' })
@ApiOkResponse({ type: [String] })
async listCompanies(@GetStore() store: Store): Promise<string[]> {
  return this.customersService.listCompanies(store.id);
}
```
Explore the file to find the exact decorator pattern used (e.g. `@GetStore()`, `@UseGuards(InfurniaAuthGuard)`) — replicate whatever guards and store-extraction decorators are already on `findAll`.

2. **Service method** — In `apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts`, add:
```
async listCompanies(storeId: string): Promise<string[]> {
  const rows = await this.prisma.customer.findMany({
    where: { organizationId: storeId, company: { not: null }, deletedAt: null },
    select: { company: true },
    distinct: ['company'],
    orderBy: { company: 'asc' },
  });
  return rows.map(r => r.company as string);
}
```

3. **DTO extension** — In `apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/list-customers-query.dto.ts`, add:
```
@IsOptional()
@IsString()
company?: string;
```
Import `IsString` from `class-validator` if not already imported. Also add `@ApiPropertyOptional()` if the file uses swagger decorators on other fields.

4. **Service findAll filter** — In `CustomersService.findAll()`, inside the Prisma `where` clause, add:
```
...(query.company && { company: { equals: query.company, mode: 'insensitive' } }),
```

## Explore First
Before writing any code, read:
- `apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.controller.ts`
- `apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts`
- `apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/list-customers-query.dto.ts`

Match existing patterns exactly (imports, guard decorators, swagger decorators).

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/modules/customers/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 400
- Do NOT run prisma migrate — no schema changes needed for this item

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "44-CP1", "filesChanged": [...], "commandsRun": [...], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "..." }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (3):
  - apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.controller.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/list-customers-query.dto.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.controller.ts, apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/list-customers-query.dto.ts

Rationale: Added GET /customers/companies endpoint (placed before the generic findAll to avoid route shadowing) that returns distinct company names for the org. Added listCompanies service method using Prisma distinct query. Extended ListCustomersQueryDto with optional company filter field. Added company filter to findAll where clause with case-insensitive matching.

Diff summary:
apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.controller.ts        |  7 +++++++
 apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts           | 11 +++++++++++
 .../api/src/modules/customers/dto/list-customers-query.dto.ts |  5 +++++
 3 files changed, 23 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/44-1772635704056/worktree

Verify checkpoint 44-CP1: Backend companies endpoint + company filter.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Expected outcomes:
- Build succeeds for apps/api
- TypeScript compilation passes (no type errors)
- CustomersController has a GET /companies handler
- ListCustomersQueryDto has a company field
- CustomersService has a listCompanies method

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 44-CP2: Frontend proxy routes + company filter UI + detail page link.

## Task

### 1. New proxy route
Create `apps/web/src/app/api/customers/companies/route.ts`:
```ts
import { NextRequest } from 'next/server';
// use the same proxyFetch helper used in the existing customers route
export async function GET(req: NextRequest) {
  return proxyFetch(req, '/api/v1/customers/companies');
}
```
Explore `apps/web/src/app/api/customers/route.ts` first to find the exact `proxyFetch` import path and call signature, then replicate it.

### 2. Extend existing customers proxy
In `apps/web/src/app/api/customers/route.ts`, find where the proxied URL is built for the GET handler and forward the `company` query param — e.g. if the URL is built from `req.nextUrl.searchParams`, ensure `company` is included. If the proxy already forwards all search params, verify it does so and no change is needed.

### 3. customers/page.tsx — company filter
In `apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/page.tsx`:
- Add `companyFilter` state: `const [companyFilter, setCompanyFilter] = useState('')`
- Fetch companies with React Query (or useEffect — match the pattern used in the file): `GET /api/customers/companies` on mount
- Render a `<select>` above the table with an 'All Companies' `<option value="">` as the first option, followed by one option per company
- Include `company: companyFilter` in the customers list query params (only when non-empty)
- Add `companyFilter` to the React Query `queryKey` array so the list re-fetches on change
- Use inline styles consistent with the existing design system tokens (no Tailwind)

### 4. customers/[id]/page.tsx — company link
In `apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx`:
- Find where the customer's `company` field is rendered
- Wrap it in: `<Link href={\`/customers?company=${encodeURIComponent(company)}\`}>{company}</Link>`
- Import `Link` from `next/link` if not already imported
- Only render the Link when company is non-null/non-empty; keep existing fallback (e.g. `—`) when absent

## Explore First
Before writing any code, read:
- `apps/web/src/app/api/customers/route.ts`
- `apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/page.tsx`
- `apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx`

Match existing patterns exactly (imports, proxyFetch usage, state patterns, styling approach).

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/api/customers/**, apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 600

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "44-CP2", "filesChanged": [...], "commandsRun": [...], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "..." }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (3):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/app/api/customers/companies/route.ts

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/api/customers/companies/route.ts

Rationale: Created proxy route for /api/customers/companies. Existing customers proxy already forwards all query params including company. Replaced company text input with a <select> dropdown populated from the companies endpoint, initialized from URL search params so the detail page link works. Added company Link on the detail page that navigates to filtered customers list.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx    |  8 ++++-
 apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/page.tsx         | 43 ++++++++++++++---------
 apps/web/src/app/api/customers/companies/route.ts |  9 +++++
 3 files changed, 42 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/44-1772635704056/worktree

Verify checkpoint 44-CP2: Frontend proxy routes + company filter UI + detail link.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Expected outcomes:
- Build succeeds for apps/web
- TypeScript compilation passes (no type errors)
- apps/web/src/app/api/customers/companies/route.ts exists
- customers/page.tsx includes companyFilter state and company select
- customers/[id]/page.tsx uses Link for company name

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 45-CP1: extend the estimate update DTO with an optional expiry date field and wire it through the service layer.

## Task

### 1. UpdateEstimateDto (`apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/update-estimate.dto.ts`)
Add the following field:
```ts
@ApiPropertyOptional({ description: 'Expiry date for the estimate (ISO 8601)' })
@IsDateString()
@IsOptional()
validUntil?: string;
```
Import `IsDateString` and `IsOptional` from `class-validator`, `ApiPropertyOptional` from `@nestjs/swagger`.

### 2. EstimatesService.update() (`apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts`)
In the prisma `data` object passed to `prisma.estimate.update`, add:
```ts
...(dto.validUntil !== undefined && { validUntil: new Date(dto.validUntil) }),
```
Explore the service file first to find the exact shape of the update call and insert only this spread — do not alter any other logic.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/modules/estimates/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- Do NOT add a migration — validUntil already exists on the Estimate model (added in a prior item). Verify by reading the schema before deciding; if it is missing, add only the schema field and a migration SQL file following ARCHITECTURE.md conventions.
- Explore existing DTO files and the service to match naming and import style exactly.

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "45-CP1", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/update-estimate.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/update-estimate.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts

Rationale: Added optional validUntil field (ISO 8601 date string) to UpdateEstimateDto with @IsDateString and @IsOptional validators, and wired it through EstimatesService.update() by spreading it into the Prisma update data object as a Date. No migration needed — validUntil already exists on the Estimate model.

Diff summary:
apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/update-estimate.dto.ts | 6 ++++++
 apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts       | 1 +
 2 files changed, 7 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/45-1772636559048/worktree

Verify checkpoint 45-CP1: UpdateEstimateDto extended with validUntil and EstimatesService.update() wired correctly.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

What to verify:
1. `apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/update-estimate.dto.ts` contains `validUntil?: string` with `@IsDateString()`, `@IsOptional()`, `@ApiPropertyOptional()` decorators.
2. `apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts` spreads `validUntil` as a `Date` in the prisma update data object when `dto.validUntil` is defined.
3. Build and typecheck pass with no errors.

Output format: JSON { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 45-CP2: add validUntil date editing to the estimate creation form and editor, render expiry status chips on list cards, and show expiry notices on the public customer-facing estimate view.

## Task

Explore the following files before making changes to understand existing patterns, component structure, and styling conventions:
- `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx` — estimate list + creation form + editor
- `apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx` — public customer-facing estimate view
- Any shared type definitions for `Estimate` in `packages/shared/src/`

### 1. Estimate creation form (`apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx`)
- Add a `<input type="date" />` labeled 'Valid Until' with default value:
  ```ts
  new Date(Date.now() + 30 * 86400000).toISOString().slice(0, 10)
  ```
- Manage with a `validUntil` state variable initialized to the default above.
- When submitting the creation POST, include `validUntil` in the body as an ISO date string when set (append `T00:00:00.000Z` or use `new Date(validUntil).toISOString()`).

### 2. Estimate editor section (same page)
- In the editor/edit mode section that loads an existing estimate, render a 'Valid Until' date input pre-populated from `estimate.validUntil` (use `.slice(0,10)` on the ISO string).
- When submitting the PATCH request, include `validUntil` in the body when the field is set.

### 3. Expiry status chips on list cards (same page)
- For each estimate card rendered in the list, compute:
  ```ts
  const daysLeft = estimate.validUntil
    ? Math.floor((new Date(estimate.validUntil).getTime() - Date.now()) / 86400000)
    : null;
  ```
  (Use `date-fns` `differenceInDays` if already imported; otherwise use the inline calculation above.)
- Render:
  - `daysLeft < 0` → chip/badge with text 'Expired', color `color.error` (or equivalent token)
  - `0 <= daysLeft <= 7` → chip/badge 'Expires in {daysLeft} days', color `color.warning`
  - `daysLeft > 7` → text 'Valid until {formatted date}', color `color.textSecondary`
  - `validUntil` is null → render nothing
- Match the styling approach (inline styles with token values, or existing chip components) used elsewhere on the page.

### 4. Public customer-facing view (`apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx`)
- After the total section, when `estimate.validUntil` is set:
  - If not expired: render a highlighted box/notice 'Valid until {formatted date}' (use a neutral/info color).
  - If expired (`new Date(estimate.validUntil) < new Date()`): render a red banner 'This estimate has expired' and disable the Accept button (set `disabled` prop or conditionally render a non-interactive version).
- Explore the existing Accept button implementation to disable it correctly without breaking its layout.

## Styling
- No Tailwind. Use inline styles with design token values (e.g., `color.error`, `color.warning`, `color.textSecondary`) as used elsewhere in the file. Match existing patterns.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 900

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "45-CP2", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (3):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx
  - packages/shared/src/estimate.types.ts

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx, packages/shared/src/estimate.types.ts

Rationale: Added validUntil date editing throughout the estimate UI: (1) shared UpdateEstimateDto type extended with optional validUntil field, (2) creation form has a date input defaulting to 30 days out, included in POST body, (3) editor pre-populates validUntil from existing estimate and includes it in PATCH body, (4) list cards show Expired/Expires-soon chips with token-based colors, (5) public customer view shows info banner when valid or red expired banner with disabled Accept button when expired.

Diff summary:
.../src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx   | 66 ++++++++++++++++++++--
 apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx      | 52 +++++++++++------
 packages/shared/src/estimate.types.ts              |  1 +
 3 files changed, 96 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/45-1772636559048/worktree

Verify checkpoint 45-CP2: Web expiry date inputs and status badges implemented correctly.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

What to verify:
1. `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx` has a 'Valid Until' date input in the creation form defaulting to today+30 days.
2. Same file has a pre-populated date input in the estimate editor section.
3. Estimate list cards compute `daysLeft` and conditionally render 'Expired', 'Expires in N days', or 'Valid until DATE' chips/text with appropriate color tokens.
4. `apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx` shows a valid-until notice or expired banner and disables the Accept button when expired.
5. Build and typecheck pass with no errors.

Output format: JSON { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing the backend portion of backlog item 48: Customer Proposal Acceptance via Public Respond Endpoint.

## Context
Infurnia Sales is a pnpm monorepo. The backend is a NestJS app at apps/api with global prefix /api/v1. Authentication uses a hybrid WASM + HMAC-signed sales-session cookie. The @Public() decorator is used to bypass the auth guard for public endpoints.

## Task
Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before writing code:
- Look at apps/api/src/modules/proposals/ to understand ProposalsController, ProposalsService, and existing DTOs
- Find where @Public() is defined and how it is used in other controllers
- Check how ConflictException is thrown in other services for reference
- Check how Prisma is used in service files (especially update calls with updatedAt)

## Implementation Steps

### 1. Create the DTO
Create `apps/api/src/modules/proposals/dto/respond-to-proposal.dto.ts`:
- Export class `RespondToProposalDto`
- Single field: `decision: string`
- Decorators: `@IsNotEmpty()` and `@IsEnum(['accepted', 'rejected'])` from class-validator
- Add `@ApiProperty({ enum: ['accepted', 'rejected'] })` for Swagger

### 2. Add ProposalsService.respond()
In `apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts`, add:
```typescript
async respond(id: string, decision: string): Promise<Proposal> {
  return this.prisma.proposal.update({
    where: { id },
    data: { status: decision, updatedAt: new Date() },
  });
}
```
Follow the existing Prisma usage patterns in the file.

### 3. Add controller endpoint
In `apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.controller.ts`, add:
```typescript
@Public()
@Post(':id/respond')
@HttpCode(200)
async respond(
  @Param('id') id: string,
  @Body() dto: RespondToProposalDto,
): Promise<Proposal> {
  // Fetch proposal by id without org check
  const proposal = await this.proposalsService.findById(id); // use whatever method exists
  if (proposal.status === 'accepted' || proposal.status === 'rejected') {
    throw new ConflictException('Proposal has already been responded to');
  }
  return this.proposalsService.respond(id, dto.decision);
}
```
- If findById doesn't exist, look for findOne or add a simple findById using prisma.proposal.findUniqueOrThrow
- Add the appropriate Swagger decorators (@ApiOperation, @ApiResponse) following existing patterns in the controller
- Import RespondToProposalDto and add it to the imports

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/modules/proposals/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 500
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev — no schema changes are needed (status field already exists)
- Do NOT modify any lock files

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "48-CP1",
  "filesChanged": ["..."],
  "commandsRun": ["..."],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "..."
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (3):
  - apps/api/src/modules/proposals/dto/respond-to-proposal.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.controller.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/proposals/dto/respond-to-proposal.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.controller.ts, apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts

Rationale: Added public POST /api/v1/proposals/:id/respond endpoint for customer proposal acceptance/rejection. Created RespondToProposalDto with decision field validated to 'accepted'|'rejected'. Added findById() and respond() methods to ProposalsService with ConflictException guard against double-response. Controller endpoint is decorated with @Public() to bypass auth, and includes Swagger decorators.

Diff summary:
.../modules/proposals/dto/respond-to-proposal.dto.ts  |  9 +++++++++
 .../api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.controller.ts | 16 ++++++++++++++++
 apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts   | 19 ++++++++++++++++++-
 3 files changed, 43 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/48-1772640919141/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 48-CP1: Backend RespondToProposalDto + ProposalsService.respond + Public endpoint.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/api

Verify the following before running tests:
1. `apps/api/src/modules/proposals/dto/respond-to-proposal.dto.ts` exists and exports `RespondToProposalDto` with a `decision` field decorated with `@IsNotEmpty()` and `@IsEnum(['accepted', 'rejected'])`
2. `apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts` has a `respond(id: string, decision: string)` method that calls `prisma.proposal.update` with `status` and `updatedAt`
3. `apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.controller.ts` has a POST `:id/respond` endpoint decorated with `@Public()` and `@HttpCode(200)` that throws `ConflictException` when status is already accepted/rejected
4. Build and typecheck pass with no errors

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing the frontend portion of backlog item 48: Customer Proposal Acceptance via Public Respond Endpoint.

## Context
Infurnia Sales is a pnpm monorepo. The frontend is a Next.js 16 app at apps/web using the App Router. API routes under apps/web/src/app/api/ act as proxies to the NestJS backend. The backend public endpoint POST /api/v1/proposals/:id/respond was added in CP1.

## Task
Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before writing code:
- Look at apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/ to see existing proxy route patterns
- Look for proxyFetch usage vs raw fetch usage in existing proxy routes
- Look at apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx to understand the current handleAction implementation and trackClick usage
- Identify the BACKEND_URL or API_URL env var used for backend calls in proxy routes

## Implementation Steps

### 1. Create the Next.js proxy route
Create `apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/[id]/respond/route.ts`:
- Export a `POST` async handler that receives `(request: Request, { params }: { params: { id: string } })`
- Parse the request body as JSON
- Forward the body to the backend at `${BACKEND_URL}/api/v1/proposals/${params.id}/respond` using a plain `fetch` (NOT proxyFetch — no session cookie should be sent)
- Pipe the response status and JSON body back to the caller
- Use `NextResponse` from 'next/server' for the response
- Follow the pattern used by other proxy routes in the codebase for error handling

### 2. Update the view page handleAction
In `apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx`:
- Find the `handleAction` function that currently makes a PATCH request to `/api/proposals/${id}`
- Replace the PATCH call with: `POST /api/proposals/${id}/respond` with body `{ decision: status === 'accepted' ? 'accepted' : 'rejected' }`
- Keep the existing `trackClick(cta_accepted)` / `trackClick(cta_declined)` side-effects exactly as they are — do not move, remove, or change them
- Keep all other logic in handleAction unchanged (loading states, error handling, state updates after success)

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/**, apps/web/src/app/proposals/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- Do NOT use proxyFetch in the new proxy route — this endpoint is public and must not forward the session cookie
- Do NOT modify any lock files

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "48-CP2",
  "filesChanged": ["..."],
  "commandsRun": ["..."],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "..."
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/[id]/respond/route.ts
  - apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/[id]/respond/route.ts, apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx

Rationale: Created public proxy route POST /api/proposals/[id]/respond that forwards to the backend without session cookies, following the exact pattern from track-click/route.ts. Updated handleAction in the proposal view page to POST to the new /respond endpoint with { decision } body instead of PATCHing with { status }. trackClick side-effects and all other logic left unchanged.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/[id]/respond/route.ts | 19 +++++++++++++++++++
 apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx        |  6 +++---
 2 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/48-1772640919141/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 48-CP2: Frontend proxy route + view page respond action.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/web

Verify the following before running tests:
1. `apps/web/src/app/api/proposals/[id]/respond/route.ts` exists and exports a `POST` handler that forwards the body to the backend without using proxyFetch (no session cookie)
2. `apps/web/src/app/proposals/[id]/view/page.tsx` `handleAction` now uses `POST /api/proposals/${id}/respond` with `{ decision }` body instead of PATCH
3. `trackClick(cta_accepted)` and `trackClick(cta_declined)` side-effects are still present and unchanged
4. Build and typecheck pass with no errors

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 49-CP1 for the Infurnia Sales project.

Goal: Add LineItemType enum + field to Prisma schema, write the migration SQL, extend the shared LineItem interface, and update EstimatesService + response DTOs to carry lineItemType.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before making changes:
- Read apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma to see how existing enums and models are defined (look at EstimateLineItem model)
- Read apps/api/prisma/migrations/ to understand migration file naming and SQL style
- Read apps/api/src/modules/estimates/ (service, DTOs, controller) to understand current create/update patterns and DTO decorators
- Read packages/shared/src/line-item.ts and packages/shared/src/index.ts

Implementation steps:

1. **apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma**
   - Add enum at the top-level: `enum LineItemType { material labor other }`
   - On model EstimateLineItem add field: `lineItemType LineItemType @default(material)`

2. **Migration SQL**
   - Create directory: `apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item49_add_line_item_type/`
   - Create `migration.sql` containing:
     ```sql
     CREATE TYPE "LineItemType" AS ENUM ('material', 'labor', 'other');
     ALTER TABLE "EstimateLineItem" ADD COLUMN "lineItemType" "LineItemType" NOT NULL DEFAULT 'material';
     ```

3. **packages/shared/src/line-item.ts**
   - Add optional field to the LineItem interface: `type?: 'material' | 'labor' | 'other';`
   - Also export a const enum or object `LineItemType` with values `{ material: 'material', labor: 'labor', other: 'other' }` (so it can be used at runtime without depending on Prisma client in the shared package)

4. **packages/shared/src/index.ts**
   - Ensure `LineItemType` and the updated `LineItem` interface are re-exported

5. **apps/api/src/modules/estimates/ — DTOs**
   - Find EstimateWithLineItemsDto (or equivalent) and EstimateViewResponseDto
   - Add `@ApiProperty() lineItemType: string;` to the line-item sub-DTO class

6. **apps/api/src/modules/estimates/ — Service**
   - In EstimatesService.create() and update(), wherever EstimateLineItem records are upserted via Prisma, include `lineItemType: dto.lineItems[i].lineItemType ?? 'material'` in the data payload
   - In the select/include for line items returned from Prisma, ensure `lineItemType` is included
   - Map `lineItemType` into the response DTO

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 500
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev — write the SQL file manually
- Keep all existing tests passing

Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "49-CP1",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (8):
  - apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304100000_item49_add_line_item_type/migration.sql
  - apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/create-estimate.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/estimate-view-response.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/estimate-with-line-items.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts
  - packages/shared/src/estimate.types.ts
  - packages/shared/src/index.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304100000_item49_add_line_item_type/migration.sql, apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/create-estimate.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/estimate-view-response.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/dto/estimate-with-line-items.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts, packages/shared/src/estimate.types.ts, packages/shared/src/index.ts

Rationale: Added LineItemType enum (material/labor/other) to Prisma schema with default 'material' on EstimateLineItem, created migration SQL, exported LineItemType enum from shared package with type field on EstimateLineItem interface, added lineItemType to all API DTOs (create, view, compare), and threaded lineItemType through all EstimatesService methods (create, update, viewEstimate, createVersion, compareEstimates).

Diff summary:
.../migration.sql                                     |  5 +++++
 apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma                         | 19 +++++++++++++------
 .../src/modules/estimates/dto/create-estimate.dto.ts  |  6 ++++++
 .../estimates/dto/estimate-view-response.dto.ts       |  3 +++
 .../estimates/dto/estimate-with-line-items.dto.ts     |  3 +++
 apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts   |  7 +++++++
 packages/shared/src/estimate.types.ts                 |  2 ++
 packages/shared/src/index.ts                          |  7 +++++++
 8 files changed, 46 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/49-1772641575251/worktree

Verify checkpoint 49-CP1: Backend LineItemType enum, migration, shared type, service & DTOs.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

What to verify in the output:
1. Build succeeds for apps/api and packages/shared (no compile errors)
2. Typecheck passes for all packages except mobile
3. apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma contains `enum LineItemType` and `lineItemType LineItemType` on EstimateLineItem
4. A migration file exists under apps/api/prisma/migrations/ containing CREATE TYPE "LineItemType" AS ENUM and ALTER TABLE "EstimateLineItem" ADD COLUMN "lineItemType"
5. packages/shared/src/line-item.ts exports type field and LineItemType
6. No test suites are broken

Output format:
```json
{ "passed": true, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"], "evidence": "<relevant lines from output>" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 49-CP2 for the Infurnia Sales project.

Goal: In the estimate editor page, add a type selector (Material/Labor/Other) per line-item row with per-type subtotals shown when multiple types are used. In the public view page, group line items by type with section headings and a breakdown summary row.

CP1 (already merged) added lineItemType to the backend. Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before making changes:
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx to understand the current editor structure, state management, and how line items are rendered and submitted
- Read apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx to understand the current public view structure and how line items are rendered
- Check how the API/SDK is called (what fetch helpers or SDK hooks are used) and what the line-item shape looks like in API responses
- Check packages/shared/src/line-item.ts (or index) for the LineItem type and LineItemType values exported from CP1

Implementation steps:

1. **apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx — editor**
   - Import the `LineItemType` values from `@infurnia-sales/shared` (or use string literals 'material' | 'labor' | 'other')
   - In the line-item row component/section, add a `<select>` element with three `<option>` elements: `Material` (value='material'), `Labor` (value='labor'), `Other` (value='other')
   - Default each row's type to 'material' when not set
   - When the user changes the select, update the line-item state for that row
   - When the estimate is saved/submitted, include `lineItemType` in each line-item payload to the API
   - After the list of line items, compute three subtotals: materialTotal, laborTotal, otherTotal
   - Only render the per-type subtotal section when more than one distinct type is present across all line items
   - Display subtotals above the grand total in a simple format (e.g., 'Materials: ₹X', 'Labour: ₹Y', 'Other: ₹Z')

2. **apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx — public view**
   - Group line items by their lineItemType value
   - Render each group under a section heading (e.g., 'Materials', 'Labour', 'Other')
   - Display a per-group subtotal at the bottom of each section
   - Above the grand total, add a breakdown summary row: 'Materials ₹X | Labour ₹Y' — only when both material and labor items are present
   - Keep existing layout/styling conventions (use existing CSS classes or inline styles consistent with the rest of the file; no Tailwind)

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/**, apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/**, apps/web/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**, packages/shared/**
- maxDiffLines: 600
- Do not add Tailwind classes; follow existing styling patterns
- Keep TypeScript strict — no 'any' unless pre-existing

Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "49-CP2",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx

Rationale: Added a Type selector (Material/Labor/Other) per line-item row in the estimate editor with per-type subtotals shown when multiple types are present. In the public view page, line items are grouped by type with section headings, per-group subtotals, and a breakdown summary row above the grand total. lineItemType is included in the save payload to the API.

Diff summary:
.../src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx   |  72 ++++-
 apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx      | 312 ++++++++++++++-------
 2 files changed, 274 insertions(+), 110 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/49-1772641575251/worktree

Verify checkpoint 49-CP2: Frontend type selector in estimate editor and grouped breakdown in public view.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

What to verify in the output:
1. Build succeeds for apps/web with no TypeScript errors
2. Typecheck passes for all packages except mobile
3. No existing test suites are broken
4. Inspect apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx for presence of a <select> element with material/labor/other options and subtotal computation logic
5. Inspect apps/web/src/app/estimates/[id]/view/page.tsx for grouping by lineItemType and breakdown summary row logic

Output format:
```json
{ "passed": true, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"], "evidence": "<relevant lines from output>" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 50-CP1: extend the WasmBridge with a getRenderEmbedUrl function.

Explore the repo to find existing patterns:
- Read apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts to understand the WasmBridge interface, WasmError class, and how existing bridge functions call window.Promisify(window.Module.*)
- Look at at least one existing method (e.g. getEstimateLineItems or similar) to match the exact error-handling and Promisify call pattern

Implementation steps:
1. In the WasmBridge interface (in wasm-bridge.ts or a types file it references), add:
   getRenderEmbedUrl(designId: string): Promise<string>
2. In the bridge implementation object, add the wrapper:
   async getRenderEmbedUrl(designId: string): Promise<string> {
     const result = await window.Promisify(window.Module.getRenderEmbedUrl(designId));
     if (result === 'unauthorized' || result === 'error') {
       throw new WasmError('render_failed', result);
     }
     return result;
   }
3. Ensure the function is included in the exported bridge object.
4. Do NOT modify any UI files.

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 400
- TypeScript strict mode — no implicit any
- Follow exactly the same Promisify + WasmError pattern as existing methods

Output:
1. A unified diff patch of all changed files
2. A DevResult JSON object: { checkpointId: '50-CP1', filesChanged: string[], commandsRun: string[], patch: string, rationale: string }

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts

Areas touched: apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts

Rationale: Added getRenderEmbedUrl to the WasmBridge interface, implemented the wrapper function using the existing callWasm helper (which handles Promisify + WasmError pattern), and included it in the exported bridge object.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/lib/wasm-bridge.ts | 6 ++++++
 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/50-1772642222695/worktree

Verify checkpoint 50-CP1: WasmBridge getRenderEmbedUrl extension.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/web

What to verify:
- wasm-bridge.ts declares getRenderEmbedUrl(designId: string): Promise<string> on the interface
- The implementation calls window.Promisify(window.Module.getRenderEmbedUrl(designId))
- WasmError('render_failed', code) is thrown when result is 'unauthorized' or 'error'
- The function is exported from the bridge object
- TypeScript strict mode produces no type errors

Output a JSON object: { passed: boolean, commandsRun: string[], evidence: string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 50-CP2: add '3D View' embed, spinner, error/retry, and 'Copy link' with tooltip to the designs page.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns:
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx to understand the current design card structure, state shape, and how infurniaDesignId is used
- Find how Spinner is imported and used in other pages (search for '<Spinner' across apps/web/src)
- Find how design tokens are imported (tokens.borderRadius, color.error, etc.)
- Find how WasmError is imported and caught in other components
- Find how getRenderEmbedUrl will be called from the bridge (from CP1)

Implementation steps:
1. Per-card state: add embedUrl (string | null), embedLoading (boolean), embedError (string | null), copied (boolean) — keyed by design card ID or infurniaDesignId. Use a Map or an object keyed by design.id.
2. '3D View' button: render only when design.infurniaDesignId is non-null. On click:
   - If embedUrl is already set for this card → clear it (collapse)
   - Otherwise: set embedLoading=true, call getRenderEmbedUrl(design.infurniaDesignId), on success store URL in embedUrl, on WasmError set embedError message
   - Always set embedLoading=false after resolution
3. Below the preview image (inside the card), when embedLoading=true render a container (same width/height as iframe) with <Spinner> centered inside it.
4. When embedError is set render the text 'Unable to load 3D preview' styled with color.error, and a 'Retry' button that clears embedUrl/embedError state (triggering re-fetch on next '3D View' click).
5. When embedUrl is set render:
   <iframe
     src={embedUrl}
     sandbox='allow-scripts allow-same-origin'
     style={{ width: '100%', height: 400, border: 'none', borderRadius: tokens.borderRadius.md }}
   />
6. 'Copy link' icon button: render next to '3D View' only when infurniaDesignId is non-null. On click:
   - Call getRenderEmbedUrl(design.infurniaDesignId)
   - Write result to clipboard: await navigator.clipboard.writeText(url)
   - Set copied=true for this card, then after 2000ms set copied=false
   - Show a transient 'Copied!' tooltip (inline text or small absolute div) while copied=true
7. All state updates must be per-card (keyed by design ID) so multiple cards are independent.

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 700
- No Tailwind — use design tokens from @infurnia-sales/tokens
- TypeScript strict mode — no implicit any
- Keep change minimal; do not refactor unrelated code

Output:
1. A unified diff patch of all changed files
2. A DevResult JSON object: { checkpointId: '50-CP2', filesChanged: string[], commandsRun: string[], patch: string, rationale: string }

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx

Rationale: Added per-card 3D embed functionality to designs page: (1) per-card state tracking embedUrl/loading/error/copied keyed by design ID, (2) '3D View' toggle button that calls getRenderEmbedUrl and shows/hides an iframe, (3) loading spinner in a placeholder container, (4) error state with 'Unable to load 3D preview' message and Retry button, (5) sandboxed iframe rendering the embed URL, (6) 'Copy link' button that fetches the URL and copies to clipboard with a transient 'Copied!' tooltip. All state is per-card so multiple cards work independently.

Diff summary:
.../web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx | 164 ++++++++++++++++++++-
 1 file changed, 163 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/50-1772642222695/worktree

Verify checkpoint 50-CP2: designs page 3D View embed, spinner, error/retry, and Copy link.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/web

What to verify:
- '3D View' button is conditionally rendered only when infurniaDesignId is non-null
- Per-card state (embedUrl, embedLoading, embedError, copied) is tracked independently per card
- <iframe> is rendered with sandbox='allow-scripts allow-same-origin', height 400, no border, token-based borderRadius
- Spinner is shown during loading and removed after resolution
- WasmError results in 'Unable to load 3D preview' text with a retry button
- 'Copy link' button triggers clipboard write and shows 'Copied!' for 2 s
- No TypeScript errors in strict mode

Output a JSON object: { passed: boolean, commandsRun: string[], evidence: string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 51: extend the order list search to also match customer name.

## Task

Make exactly two changes:

### 1. apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts

In the `findAll()` method, find the block that currently builds a `where` clause with a title search (something like `where.title = { contains: search, mode: 'insensitive' }` or similar). Replace it with:

```ts
where.OR = [
  { title: { contains: search, mode: 'insensitive' } },
  { customer: { name: { contains: search, mode: 'insensitive' } } },
];
```

The existing status filter must remain as a separate AND condition on `where` (not merged into the OR). Do not change any other logic in the method.

### 2. apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.controller.ts

Find the `@ApiQuery({ name: 'search', ... })` decorator on the `findAll()` endpoint handler. Update its `description` field to read exactly:

```
'Search by order title or customer name'
```

Leave all other decorator properties unchanged.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/modules/orders/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**, packages/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- No schema changes, no migrations, no frontend changes
- Explore the repo to understand the exact current shape of findAll() before editing

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "51-CP1", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/list-orders-query.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/list-orders-query.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts

Rationale: Extended order list search to match customer name in addition to order title using Prisma OR clause, and updated the API description on the search query parameter to reflect the new behavior.

Diff summary:
apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/list-orders-query.dto.ts | 2 +-
 apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts            | 5 ++++-
 2 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/51-1772642674903/worktree

Verify that checkpoint 51-CP1 (order search extended to customer name) is correctly implemented.

## Checks to perform before running tests
1. Confirm `apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts` contains `where.OR` with both `title` and `customer.name` conditions.
2. Confirm status filter is NOT inside the OR array.
3. Confirm `@ApiQuery` description in orders.controller.ts reads 'Search by order title or customer name'.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

## Output format
```json
{ "passed": true, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"], "evidence": "<relevant output>" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 52-CP1: Order Total Amount Rollup — Backend.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before making changes:
- Read apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts to understand respondToEstimate
- Read apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts to understand findOne and its Prisma select
- Read apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/ to understand OrderDetailDto structure
- Read apps/api/src/modules/dashboard/dashboard.service.ts to understand recentOrders select
- Read apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma to confirm Order model has totalAmount and currency fields

## Tasks

### 1. EstimatesService.respondToEstimate — transaction wrap
In apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts:
- Locate respondToEstimate()
- Wrap the estimate status update in a prisma.$transaction call
- Inside the transaction, when decision === 'accepted', also call:
  prisma.order.update({ where: { id: estimate.orderId }, data: { totalAmount: estimate.totalAmount, currency: estimate.currency } })
- Preserve existing logic (rejection path, error handling, return value)
- Use the same prisma client reference the service already uses (this.prisma)

### 2. OrderDetailDto — extend with totalAmount and currency
In apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/ (find the correct DTO file for OrderDetailDto):
- Add totalAmount: string | null decorated with @ApiPropertyOptional or @ApiProperty({ nullable: true })
- Add currency: string decorated with @ApiProperty()
- Follow existing @ApiProperty patterns in the file

### 3. OrdersService.findOne — Prisma select
In apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts:
- Find the Prisma select object used in findOne()
- Add totalAmount: true and currency: true to the select
- Ensure the returned object maps to OrderDetailDto correctly (check if there is a mapping step or if it's returned directly)

### 4. DashboardService recentOrders
In apps/api/src/modules/dashboard/dashboard.service.ts:
- Find the recentOrders Prisma query (likely a findMany with a select)
- Add totalAmount: true and currency: true to that select
- Do NOT change any other logic, sorting, or limits

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/**, apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/dashboard/dashboard.service.ts
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**
- maxDiffLines: 500
- Do NOT add a Prisma migration — the Order schema already has totalAmount and currency (confirm by reading schema.prisma)
- Do NOT modify any test files
- Build must pass: pnpm turbo build typecheck --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output a unified diff patch covering all changed files, then output a DevResult JSON:
{ checkpointId: '52-CP1', filesChanged: string[], commandsRun: string[], patch: string, rationale: string }

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/order-detail.dto.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/order-detail.dto.ts

Rationale: Wrapped respondToEstimate in a prisma.$transaction so that when an estimate is accepted, the order's totalAmount and currency are updated atomically. Created OrderDetailDto with totalAmount (string | null) and currency (string) fields decorated with @ApiProperty/@ApiPropertyOptional. OrdersService.findOne and DashboardService.recentOrders already return totalAmount and currency — findOne uses `include` (all scalar fields returned), and the dashboard mapping already maps both fields.

Diff summary:
.../api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts | 20 +++++++++++--
 .../api/src/modules/orders/dto/order-detail.dto.ts | 33 ++++++++++++++++++++++
 2 files changed, 50 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/52-1772648951678/worktree

Verify checkpoint 52-CP1: Backend — Estimate accept rolls up totalAmount to Order; DTO + Dashboard.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

What to verify from build/typecheck/test output:
1. Build succeeds for apps/api with no compilation errors
2. TypeScript strict mode passes — no type errors in estimates.service.ts, orders.service.ts, order DTOs, or dashboard.service.ts
3. Any existing tests for EstimatesService, OrdersService, or DashboardService pass
4. Confirm in source (grep/read) that:
   a. respondToEstimate uses prisma.$transaction
   b. OrderDetailDto has totalAmount and currency properties
   c. findOne select includes totalAmount and currency
   d. DashboardService recentOrders select includes totalAmount and currency

Output format: JSON { passed: boolean, commandsRun: string[], evidence: string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 52-CP2: Order Total Amount Rollup — Frontend.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before making changes:
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/page.tsx fully — understand OrderRow interface, table columns, data fetching
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx fully — understand the customer card section and how order data is typed/consumed
- Note the existing column layout, styling patterns (no Tailwind — use inline styles or className with token values), and how existing nullable fields are rendered

## Tasks

### 1. Orders list page — apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/page.tsx
- Add totalAmount: string | null and currency: string to the OrderRow interface (or equivalent type)
- Add a new right-aligned table column header (e.g. 'Amount') after existing columns
- In each table row, render the amount cell:
  - When totalAmount is non-null: format with Intl.NumberFormat using currency code from the row, prefix with ₹ symbol, right-align
  - When totalAmount is null: render '—' in muted/secondary text style
- Follow existing column patterns for alignment and styling
- The data likely comes from an API call — ensure the fetch/type includes the new fields (update any TypeScript interface that maps API response to OrderRow)

### 2. Order detail page — apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx
- Find the customer card section
- When order.totalAmount is non-null, render a label 'Order Value: ₹X,XXX' using:
  new Intl.NumberFormat('en-IN', { style: 'currency', currency: order.currency || 'INR', maximumFractionDigits: 0 }).format(Number(order.totalAmount))
  Or simpler: '₹' + new Intl.NumberFormat('en-IN').format(Number(order.totalAmount))
- Omit the label entirely when totalAmount is null or falsy
- Follow the existing label/value pattern in that card section
- Update any TypeScript type/interface for the order object to include totalAmount: string | null and currency: string

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- No Tailwind — use inline styles or existing className patterns
- Do NOT modify any test files
- Build must pass: pnpm turbo build typecheck --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output a unified diff patch covering all changed files, then output a DevResult JSON:
{ checkpointId: '52-CP2', filesChanged: string[], commandsRun: string[], patch: string, rationale: string }

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx, apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/page.tsx

Rationale: Added totalAmount and currency fields to the OrderRow interface on the orders list page with a new right-aligned 'Amount' column that formats using Intl.NumberFormat with en-IN locale and currency code, showing '—' for null values. On the order detail page, added totalAmount and currency to the OrderDetail interface and rendered an 'Order Value' row in the customer card section (using the existing dl/dt/dd pattern) that only appears when totalAmount is non-null.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx | 14 ++++++++++++++
 apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/page.tsx      | 14 ++++++++++++++
 2 files changed, 28 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/52-1772648951678/worktree

Verify checkpoint 52-CP2: Frontend — Orders table amount column + Order detail Order Value label.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

What to verify from build/typecheck/test output:
1. Build succeeds for apps/web with no compilation errors
2. TypeScript strict mode passes — no type errors in orders/page.tsx or orders/[id]/page.tsx
3. Any existing tests for the orders pages pass
4. Confirm in source (grep/read) that:
   a. OrderRow (or equivalent) interface includes totalAmount and currency
   b. orders/page.tsx renders a table column with Intl.NumberFormat formatting for non-null amounts and '—' for null
   c. orders/[id]/page.tsx conditionally renders an 'Order Value' label using Intl.NumberFormat when totalAmount is non-null

Output format: JSON { passed: boolean, commandsRun: string[], evidence: string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing the Estimate Auto-Expiry background job for the Infurnia Sales worker app.

## Task
Create a BullMQ repeatable job that auto-expires sent estimates whose validUntil date has passed.

## Steps

### 1. Explore existing worker patterns
Before writing any code, explore the repo:
- Read `apps/worker/src/app.module.ts` to understand how existing BullMQ queues and processors are registered
- Read any existing job files under `apps/worker/src/jobs/` to understand the processor pattern used
- Read `apps/worker/package.json` to confirm `@nestjs/bullmq` and `bullmq` are available as deps
- Read `apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma` to confirm the Estimate model fields (especially `status` and `validUntil`)
- Check how PrismaService is imported/injected in the worker (look at existing jobs or modules)

### 2. Create apps/worker/src/jobs/estimate-expiry.job.ts
Implement a class `EstimateExpiryJob` that:
- Is decorated with `@Processor('estimate-expiry')` from `@nestjs/bullmq`
- Implements `OnModuleInit` from `@nestjs/common`
- Injects the worker's `PrismaService` and the BullMQ `Queue` for `'estimate-expiry'` (inject queue using `@InjectQueue('estimate-expiry')` from `@nestjs/bullmq`)
- In `onModuleInit()`, adds a repeatable job to the queue:
  ```ts
  await this.queue.add('expire-estimates', {}, { repeat: { every: 30 * 60 * 1000 } });
  ```
- Has a `@Process('expire-estimates')` (or `@Processor` process method — match whatever pattern you find in existing jobs) that:
  1. Queries: `prisma.estimate.findMany({ where: { status: 'sent', validUntil: { lte: new Date() } } })`
  2. Extracts the ids
  3. If none, logs and returns early
  4. Calls: `prisma.estimate.updateMany({ where: { id: { in: expiredIds } }, data: { status: 'expired' } })`
  5. Logs at INFO level: `Auto-expired ${expiredIds.length} estimates`
- Use NestJS Logger (`private readonly logger = new Logger(EstimateExpiryJob.name)`)

Note: Look at the existing job pattern carefully. If existing jobs use `WorkerHost` + `process(job)` override from `@nestjs/bullmq`, follow that pattern instead of `@Process` decorator.

### 3. Register in apps/worker/src/app.module.ts
- Add `BullModule.registerQueue({ name: 'estimate-expiry' })` to the `imports` array
- Add `EstimateExpiryJob` to the `providers` array

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/worker/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/web/**, packages/**
- maxDiffLines: 500
- Do NOT add prisma schema changes — the `expired` status must already be supported by the Estimate model (verify in schema before assuming)
- Do NOT run any commands that mutate the database

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "56-CP1",
  "filesChanged": ["apps/worker/src/jobs/estimate-expiry.job.ts", "apps/worker/src/app.module.ts"],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation of choices made>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/worker/src/app.module.ts
  - apps/worker/src/jobs/estimate-expiry.job.ts

Areas touched: apps/worker/src/app.module.ts, apps/worker/src/jobs/estimate-expiry.job.ts

Rationale: Created EstimateExpiryJob following the existing WorkerHost + process(job) pattern from design-generation.job.ts. The job registers a repeatable BullMQ job every 30 minutes that queries for estimates with status 'sent' and validUntil <= now(), then bulk-updates them to 'expired'. The EstimateStatus enum already includes 'expired'. Registered the new queue and provider in app.module.ts.

Diff summary:
apps/worker/src/app.module.ts               |  4 ++-
 apps/worker/src/jobs/estimate-expiry.job.ts | 44 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 2 files changed, 47 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/56-1772649470085/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 56-CP1: Worker Estimate Auto-Expiry BullMQ Job.

## What to verify
1. `apps/worker/src/jobs/estimate-expiry.job.ts` exists and contains:
   - A class decorated with `@Processor('estimate-expiry')`
   - `OnModuleInit` implementation with `queue.add(...)` and `repeat: { every: 30 * 60 * 1000 }`
   - Prisma query for `{ status: 'sent', validUntil: { lte: new Date() } }`
   - `updateMany` call setting status to `'expired'`
   - Logger call containing `'Auto-expired'`
2. `apps/worker/src/app.module.ts` contains:
   - `BullModule.registerQueue({ name: 'estimate-expiry' })`
   - `EstimateExpiryJob` in providers
3. Build and typecheck pass

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/worker

Output JSON:
```json
{ "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": ["..."], "evidence": "paste relevant build/typecheck output or error" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are updating the Estimates listing page in the Infurnia Sales frontend to handle the 'expired' status.

## Task
In `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx`:
1. Add an 'Expired' status badge with error color styling
2. Disable the 'Send Email' action button for expired estimates
3. Keep 'Create New Version' enabled regardless of status

## Steps

### 1. Explore the estimates page
Before writing code:
- Read `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx` in full
- Look at how other status badges are rendered (e.g., 'sent', 'draft', 'accepted') and what color tokens they use
- Look at how the 'Send Email' and 'Create New Version' action buttons are currently implemented
- Check what design token imports are used (e.g., from `@infurnia-sales/tokens`) to find `color.error` or equivalent
- Check the Estimate type in `packages/shared` to confirm the `status` field type includes 'expired'

### 2. Add 'expired' status badge
- In the existing status badge switch/map, add a case for `'expired'`:
  - Label: `'Expired'`
  - Color: use `color.error` (or the token equivalent — match the pattern used for other status colors)

### 3. Disable 'Send Email' when expired
- Find the 'Send Email' button/action
- Add `disabled={estimate.status === 'expired'}` (or match the existing disabled pattern)
- Do NOT disable 'Create New Version'

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/**, apps/web/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**, packages/**
- maxDiffLines: 300
- Follow the exact same styling patterns already used in the file — do not introduce new token imports unless necessary
- Do NOT modify shared types or API layer

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "56-CP2",
  "filesChanged": ["apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx"],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation of choices made>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx

Rationale: Changed EXPIRED status badge color from tokens.color.warning to tokens.color.error for error styling. Expanded Send Email button visibility to include expired estimates but with disabled state — the button renders grayed out (opacity 0.6, cursor default) when status is expired. The 'New Estimate' button (sidebar) remains always enabled as it has no status-dependent logic.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx | 10 +++++-----
 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/56-1772649470085/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 56-CP2: Frontend expired estimate badge and action gating.

## What to verify
1. `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/estimates/page.tsx` contains:
   - A case/branch for `'expired'` status with label `'Expired'` and `color.error` (or equivalent error token) styling
   - The 'Send Email' button has a disabled condition for `status === 'expired'`
   - The 'Create New Version' button does NOT have a disabled condition tied to `'expired'` status
2. Build and typecheck pass

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/web

Output JSON:
```json
{ "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": ["..."], "evidence": "paste relevant build/typecheck output or error" }
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 57-CP1: extend the customer activity timeline backend.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before making changes:
- Read apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts — find the getActivity() method and understand how orderIds are fetched and how events are currently assembled
- Read apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/activity-event.dto.ts — understand the current ActivityEventDto shape
- Read apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma — confirm the Prisma models: EmailEvent, ProposalEngagement, Estimate, Proposal, and their fields (especially resourceId, eventType, status, totalAmount, currency, updatedAt, title)
- Check how other service methods use prisma in this module for style consistency

Implementation steps:

1. **apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/activity-event.dto.ts**
   - Add an optional nested `metadata` field to `ActivityEventDto`:
     ```ts
     @ApiPropertyOptional()
     @IsOptional()
     metadata?: { orderId?: string; amount?: string; currency?: string };
     ```
   - Use `@ApiPropertyOptional` and `@IsOptional` decorators consistent with existing DTO patterns.

2. **apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts** — inside `getActivity()`:

   After the existing block that fetches `orderIds` for the customer:

   a. Derive `estimateIds` and `proposalIds`:
      ```ts
      const estimates = await this.prisma.estimate.findMany({
        where: { orderId: { in: orderIds } },
        select: { id: true, totalAmount: true, currency: true, status: true, updatedAt: true, orderId: true },
      });
      const estimateIds = estimates.map(e => e.id);

      const proposals = await this.prisma.proposal.findMany({
        where: { orderId: { in: orderIds } },
        select: { id: true, title: true, orderId: true },
      });
      const proposalIds = proposals.map(p => p.id);
      ```

   b. Fetch email events for estimates and proposals:
      ```ts
      const emailEvents = await this.prisma.emailEvent.findMany({
        where: { resourceId: { in: [...estimateIds, ...proposalIds] } },
      });
      ```
      Map each emailEvent to an ActivityEventDto:
      - If `resourceId` is in `estimateIds`, type = `'estimate_sent'`
      - If `resourceId` is in `proposalIds`, type = `'proposal_sent'`
      - timestamp = emailEvent.createdAt (or sentAt — check the schema field name)
      - description = e.g. `'Estimate sent'` or `'Proposal sent'`
      - Populate `metadata.orderId` by looking up the parent estimate/proposal's orderId
      - For estimate email events, populate `metadata.amount` and `metadata.currency` from the corresponding estimate

   c. Fetch proposal engagement events:
      ```ts
      const engagements = await this.prisma.proposalEngagement.findMany({
        where: {
          proposal: { orderId: { in: orderIds } },
          eventType: { in: ['viewed', 'cta_accepted', 'cta_declined'] },
        },
        include: { proposal: { select: { title: true, orderId: true } } },
      });
      ```
      Map each engagement:
      - `viewed` → type `'proposal_viewed'`, description = `proposal.title`
      - `cta_accepted` → type `'proposal_accepted'`, description = `proposal.title`
      - `cta_declined` → type `'proposal_declined'`, description = `proposal.title`
      - timestamp = engagement.createdAt
      - `metadata.orderId` = proposal.orderId

   d. Fetch estimate status-change events:
      ```ts
      const statusEstimates = estimates.filter(
        e => ['accepted', 'rejected', 'expired'].includes(e.status) && e.updatedAt != null
      );
      ```
      Map each:
      - `accepted` → type `'estimate_accepted'`
      - `rejected` → type `'estimate_rejected'`
      - `expired` → type `'estimate_expired'`
      - timestamp = e.updatedAt
      - `metadata.orderId` = e.orderId
      - `metadata.amount` = String(e.totalAmount) if present
      - `metadata.currency` = e.currency if present

   e. Merge all new events into the existing events array, sort by timestamp descending (consistent with existing sort logic).

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/modules/customers/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 600
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev. Do NOT add a migration — this checkpoint adds no new schema fields.
- Follow existing code style in customers.service.ts exactly.

Output a unified diff patch + DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "57-CP1", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/activity-event.dto.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/activity-event.dto.ts

Rationale: Extended the customer activity timeline backend to include estimate and proposal lifecycle events. Added optional metadata field (orderId, amount, currency) to ActivityEventDto. In getActivity(), after fetching orders, the method now also queries estimates, proposals, email events, and proposal engagements to produce estimate_sent, proposal_sent, proposal_viewed, proposal_accepted, proposal_declined, estimate_accepted, estimate_rejected, and estimate_expired events — all merged and sorted descending by timestamp. Used Maps/Sets for efficient lookups and Promise.all for parallel DB queries, consistent with existing code style.

Diff summary:
.../api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts | 103 +++++++++++++++++++++
 .../modules/customers/dto/activity-event.dto.ts    |   7 +-
 2 files changed, 109 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/57-1772649894174/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 57-CP1: backend activity timeline extensions.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/api

Verify the following before running tests:
1. apps/api/src/modules/customers/dto/activity-event.dto.ts has a `metadata` field with optional `orderId`, `amount`, `currency` properties
2. apps/api/src/modules/customers/customers.service.ts getActivity() fetches estimateIds and proposalIds from the customer's orderIds
3. emailEvent.findMany is called with resourceId in [...estimateIds, ...proposalIds]
4. proposalEngagement.findMany is called with eventType in ['viewed', 'cta_accepted', 'cta_declined'] and results mapped to 'proposal_viewed'/'proposal_accepted'/'proposal_declined'
5. estimate status changes ('accepted','rejected','expired') are mapped to 'estimate_accepted'/'estimate_rejected'/'estimate_expired' with updatedAt as timestamp
6. metadata.amount and metadata.currency are populated for estimate-related events

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/api"], "evidence": "<stdout/stderr excerpt showing test results and typecheck output>" }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 57-CP2: add per-event-type icons and metadata amount subtitle to the customer activity timeline UI.

Explore the repo before making changes:
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx — understand how the activity timeline is currently rendered, how events are listed, and what data shape is used
- Check packages/ui or apps/web/src/components for existing icon components or icon primitives used in the project (do NOT use Tailwind; follow token-based styling)
- Check apps/web for any existing icon library imports (e.g. lucide-react, heroicons, react-icons) — use whatever is already present; do not add new dependencies
- Review the ActivityEventDto type (from the SDK or shared types) to understand the metadata field added in CP1

Implementation steps in apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx (or the component that renders timeline items):

1. **Icon mapping by event type**:
   Create a helper (inline function or small map) that returns the correct icon element for each event type:
   - `'estimate_sent'`, `'proposal_sent'` → envelope/mail icon
   - `'estimate_accepted'`, `'proposal_accepted'` → check/checkmark icon
   - `'estimate_rejected'`, `'estimate_expired'`, `'proposal_declined'` → x/close icon
   - `'proposal_viewed'` → eye icon (or fallback to envelope if eye is unavailable)
   - All other types → existing default icon (keep backward compat)

2. **Render icon** in each timeline row/card alongside the event type label. Place it consistently with how other icons or indicators are already styled in the file.

3. **Metadata amount subtitle**:
   When `event.metadata?.amount` is present, render a subtitle line beneath the event description:
   ```
   Order value: ₹X,XXX
   ```
   Format the number with locale-aware comma separators (use `Number(amount).toLocaleString('en-IN')` for Indian number formatting). Show currency symbol `₹` (hardcode for now since currency field exists but display is INR-specific per the spec).

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/**, apps/web/src/components/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- No Tailwind. Use inline styles or token-based CSS classes consistent with the file's existing approach.
- Do NOT install new npm packages.

Output a unified diff patch + DevResult JSON:
```json
{ "checkpointId": "57-CP2", "filesChanged": [], "commandsRun": [], "patch": "<unified diff>", "rationale": "" }
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx
  - packages/shared/src/index.ts

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx, packages/shared/src/index.ts

Rationale: Added per-event-type emoji icons and metadata amount subtitle to the customer activity timeline. Extended the shared ActivityEvent interface with the optional metadata field. Added EVENT_ICONS map using emoji characters (consistent with existing patterns in emails/engagement pages). Timeline rows now show an icon + color dot + description, with an INR-formatted amount subtitle when metadata.amount is present.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx | 37 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 packages/shared/src/index.ts                   |  1 +
 2 files changed, 38 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/57-1772649894174/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 57-CP2: frontend activity timeline icons and metadata subtitle.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/web

Verify the following before running tests:
1. apps/web/src/app/(app)/customers/[id]/page.tsx (or the timeline component) renders different icons per event type
2. envelope/mail icon is used for 'estimate_sent' and 'proposal_sent' events
3. check icon is used for acceptance events
4. x icon is used for rejection/decline/expired events
5. When event.metadata?.amount is present, a subtitle 'Order value: ₹X,XXX' is rendered beneath the event description
6. No new npm packages were added (package.json unchanged for icon dependencies)

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=@infurnia-sales/web"], "evidence": "<stdout/stderr excerpt showing build, typecheck, and test results>" }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 19-CP1: Email Content Storage and API Extension for the Infurnia Sales project.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before writing any code. Key areas to read:
- apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma — find the EmailEvent model
- apps/api/prisma/migrations/ — understand migration naming conventions
- apps/api/src/modules/email/ (or similar) — find the EmailModule/EmailService where emails are sent (item 9)
- The existing GET /api/v1/orders/:orderId/email-events controller and DTO files
- packages/shared/src/ — find any shared EmailEvent types

## Tasks

### 1. Schema Change
In apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, find the EmailEvent model and add two fields:
```
subject  String
bodyHtml String
```
Both fields are required (non-optional). Add them after the existing fields.

### 2. Migration SQL
Create the directory:
  apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item19_email_content/

Write migration.sql:
```sql
ALTER TABLE "EmailEvent" ADD COLUMN "subject" TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '';
ALTER TABLE "EmailEvent" ADD COLUMN "bodyHtml" TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '';
```
Use DEFAULT '' to handle existing rows safely, but the Prisma schema should NOT have a default (so new rows must always supply a value).

### 3. Email Send Logic
Find the service/method that sends emails (the EmailModule introduced in item 9). It renders a Handlebars template and passes the rendered HTML string to nodemailer. At the point where the EmailEvent record is created in the database (the Prisma create call), set:
- subject: the email subject string (already passed to nodemailer — capture it)
- bodyHtml: the rendered HBS template HTML string (already passed to nodemailer as html — use the same value)

Do NOT re-render the template; reuse the already-rendered string.

### 4. Extend API Response
Find the GET /api/v1/orders/:orderId/email-events endpoint. Extend its response to include:
- subject: from EmailEvent.subject
- bodyPreview: first 200 characters of EmailEvent.bodyHtml with all HTML tags stripped (use a simple regex replace `/<[^>]*>/g, ''` then `.trim().slice(0, 200)`)
- recipientName: the name of the recipient (look for a relation on EmailEvent to a contact/lead/customer, or a recipientName field — explore the schema to find the right field/relation)

Update the response DTO class with these three new fields, decorated with @ApiProperty() for OpenAPI.

If there is a shared EmailEvent type in packages/shared/src/, update it to include subject, bodyPreview, and recipientName.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/src/**, apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 600
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev — write the SQL file manually
- Follow OpenAPI-first conventions: all new response fields must have @ApiProperty() decorators
- TypeScript strict mode — no implicit any

## Output
Output a unified diff patch of all changed files, then a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "19-CP1",
  "filesChanged": ["list of file paths"],
  "commandsRun": ["commands you ran to verify"],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "brief explanation of decisions made"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (9):
  - apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item19_email_content/migration.sql
  - apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma
  - apps/api/src/modules/email/email.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/email-event-response.dto.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.controller.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts
  - packages/shared/src/index.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item19_email_content/migration.sql, apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/src/modules/email/email.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/orders/dto/email-event-response.dto.ts, apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.controller.ts, apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts, packages/shared/src/index.ts

Rationale: Added subject and bodyHtml fields to the EmailEvent Prisma model with a corresponding migration using DEFAULT '' for existing rows. Refactored EmailService to render Handlebars templates explicitly (via renderEstimateEmail/renderProposalEmail) and return {subject, bodyHtml}, with a separate sendRenderedEmail method for sending. Updated estimates.service.ts and proposals.service.ts to render the template first, store subject+bodyHtml in the EmailEvent create call, then send the pre-rendered email — no double-rendering. Extended the GET /orders/:orderId/email-events response to include subject, bodyPreview (HTML-stripped, first 200 chars), and recipientName (already present on the model). Created EmailEventResponseDto with @ApiProperty() decorators for OpenAPI. Updated the shared EmailEventDto interface to include subject and bodyPreview.

Diff summary:
.../migration.sql                                  |  2 +
 apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma                      |  2 +
 apps/api/src/modules/email/email.service.ts        | 67 ++++++++++++++--------
 .../api/src/modules/estimates/estimates.service.ts | 29 ++++++----
 .../modules/orders/dto/email-event-response.dto.ts | 30 ++++++++++
 apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.controller.ts   |  3 +-
 apps/api/src/modules/orders/orders.service.ts      | 17 +++++-
 .../api/src/modules/proposals/proposals.service.ts | 17 ++++--
 packages/shared/src/index.ts                       |  2 +
 9 files changed, 126 insertions(+), 43 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/19-1772644253474/worktree

You are the QualityEngineer validating checkpoint 19-CP1: Backend schema, email send logic, and API response extension.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Verify the following before running tests:
1. apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma EmailEvent model contains `subject String` and `bodyHtml String` fields
2. apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item19_email_content/migration.sql exists and contains ALTER TABLE statements for both columns
3. The email send service sets subject and bodyHtml on the EmailEvent Prisma create call
4. The GET /api/v1/orders/:orderId/email-events response DTO includes subject, bodyPreview, and recipientName fields with @ApiProperty() decorators
5. bodyPreview is computed by stripping HTML tags and slicing to 200 chars

Run the test command above and capture the full output.

Output JSON:
{
  "passed": true,
  "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"],
  "evidence": "<paste relevant lines from test output showing pass/fail>"
}

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing backlog item 19-CP2: Threaded Conversation View for the Infurnia Sales project.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before writing any code. Key areas to read:
- apps/web/src/app/orders/[id]/emails/page.tsx — the current flat activity log to replace
- apps/web/src/app/orders/[id]/ — sibling pages for layout/styling patterns
- packages/shared/src/ — find EmailEvent shared types (now with subject, bodyPreview, recipientName from CP1)
- packages/tokens/ or apps/web/src/styles/ — find design token values for colors, spacing, typography
- Existing components in apps/web/src/components/ for patterns (cards, badges, etc.)

Note: CP1 has already added subject, bodyPreview, and recipientName to the API response and shared types. Assume those fields are available on the EmailEvent objects returned by the API.

## Task
Replace the flat activity log in apps/web/src/app/orders/[id]/emails/page.tsx with a conversation-thread layout.

### Layout Requirements
Each EmailEvent is rendered as a message bubble with:
1. **Sender label** (top): `You → {recipientName}` — small, muted text
2. **Subject** (below sender): bold heading text
3. **Body preview** (below subject): muted/secondary text — the bodyPreview field (already stripped of HTML tags, max 200 chars)
4. **Timestamp** (bottom): formatted sent time (createdAt) — e.g. `Mar 4, 2026 at 2:30 PM`
5. **Opened badge** (conditional): shown only when openedAt is set — a small badge/chip with text 'Opened'

### Sort Order
Messages must be sorted oldest-first (ascending createdAt) so the conversation reads naturally top-to-bottom.

### Styling
- Use design token values from @infurnia-sales/tokens — NO inline hex colors, NO Tailwind classes
- Style the bubbles similarly to a chat/email thread: each message in a card-like container with padding, border-radius, subtle border or shadow
- The sender label and timestamp should use a muted/secondary token color
- The 'Opened' badge should use a success or accent token color
- Look at sibling pages and existing components for styling conventions to match the app's existing design language

### Data Fetching
- Reuse the existing data fetching pattern from the current page (React Query, SWR, or direct fetch — match what's already there)
- The endpoint is GET /api/v1/orders/:orderId/email-events
- The response now includes subject, bodyPreview, and recipientName — use them directly

### Component Structure
- You may extract a small EmailThreadMessage component within the same file or as a sibling file in the same directory if the bubble logic is non-trivial
- Keep it simple — do not create a full separate UI package component for this

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 500
- No Tailwind — use token values
- TypeScript strict mode — no implicit any
- Do not modify any API files

## Output
Output a unified diff patch of all changed files, then a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "19-CP2",
  "filesChanged": ["list of file paths"],
  "commandsRun": ["commands you ran to verify"],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "brief explanation of decisions made"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/emails/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/emails/page.tsx

Rationale: Replaced the flat activity log in the emails page with a conversation-thread layout. Each email event is now rendered as a message bubble (EmailThreadMessage component) showing: sender label ('You → recipientName'), bold subject line, muted body preview text, formatted timestamp, and a conditional 'Opened' badge. Messages are sorted oldest-first for natural reading order. All styling uses @infurnia-sales/tokens values (no Tailwind, no inline hex except via tokens). The existing React Query data fetching pattern and API proxy route are preserved unchanged. The new subject, bodyPreview, and recipientName fields from CP1 are used directly from the API response.

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/emails/page.tsx | 245 ++++++++++++---------
 1 file changed, 145 insertions(+), 100 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/19-1772644253474/worktree

You are the QualityEngineer validating checkpoint 19-CP2: Threaded conversation view on the emails page.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Verify the following before running tests:
1. apps/web/src/app/orders/[id]/emails/page.tsx no longer renders a flat activity log — it renders a conversation-thread layout
2. Each message bubble includes: sender label ('You → recipientName'), bold subject heading, muted bodyPreview text, formatted timestamp, and conditional 'Opened' badge
3. Messages are sorted ascending by createdAt (oldest-first)
4. No Tailwind classes are used — styling uses design token values
5. TypeScript strict mode is satisfied — no implicit any or type errors

Run the test command above and capture the full output.

Output JSON:
{
  "passed": true,
  "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"],
  "evidence": "<paste relevant lines from test output showing pass/fail>"
}

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing Order Detail Tab Deep-Link Navigation (item 26) in the Infurnia Sales monorepo.

## Task

Modify `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx` to replace the designs, estimates, and proposals tab `<button>` elements with `<Link>` components, and switch from a `useState`-driven active tab to a `usePathname`-derived one.

## Steps

1. **Explore first**: Read `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx` in full to understand the current structure — the existing Emails tab already uses a `<Link>` component; follow that exact pattern.

2. **Remove `activeTab` useState**: Delete the `const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState(...)` declaration and any setter calls.

3. **Import `usePathname`**: Add `usePathname` to the import from `'next/navigation'`. Call it at the top of the component: `const pathname = usePathname();`

4. **Derive active tab**: Compute which tab is active using:
   ```ts
   const activeTab = pathname.endsWith('/designs')
     ? 'designs'
     : pathname.endsWith('/estimates')
     ? 'estimates'
     : pathname.endsWith('/proposals')
     ? 'proposals'
     : null;
   ```
   (or a similar inline expression — match the style used for the existing emails tab if it already does something similar)

5. **Replace button elements with Link**: For the designs, estimates, and proposals tabs, replace each `<button onClick={() => setActiveTab('...')}>` with `<Link href={\`/orders/${id}/designs\`}>` (and similarly for estimates and proposals). Apply the same active styles (border, color) that the Emails tab applies when it is active — base the condition on `activeTab === 'designs'` etc.

6. **Retain _count badges**: Keep `{order._count.designs}`, `{order._count.estimates}`, and `{order._count.proposals}` inline inside each tab label, exactly as they currently appear.

7. **Remove placeholder div**: Delete the static `<div>…No {activeTab} yet…</div>` (or equivalent) that appears below the tab bar. The sub-route page components render the actual content.

8. **Verify no regressions**: Ensure the emails tab is untouched. Ensure the file compiles — the component must remain a Client Component (`'use client'`) since it uses hooks.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 400
- Do NOT add new files — modify only `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx`
- Do NOT use Tailwind; use the existing inline styles or CSS-in-JS tokens already in the file

## Output
Output a unified diff patch of your changes, then a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "26-CP1",
  "filesChanged": ["apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx"],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx

Rationale: Implemented by Claude Code agent

Diff summary:
apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx | 27 +++++++--------------------
 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/26-1772620992356/worktree

Verify checkpoint 26-CP1: Replace tab buttons with deep-link navigation.

## What to verify

1. `apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/page.tsx` no longer contains a `useState` for `activeTab`.
2. The file imports `usePathname` from `'next/navigation'`.
3. The designs, estimates, and proposals tabs render as `<Link>` elements (not `<button>` elements).
4. The static placeholder div (containing text like "No" and the tab name) is absent.
5. The file still references `_count.designs`, `_count.estimates`, and `_count.proposals`.
6. The build and typecheck pass.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

## Output format
```json
{
  "passed": true,
  "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"],
  "evidence": "<paste relevant output lines confirming success or describing failure>"
}
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing Checkpoint 32-CP1: Backend catalogueSnapshot schema + POST /designs/:id/catalogue endpoint + Next.js proxy route.

## Context
This is part of the Catalogue Data Relay feature (item 32). The goal is to persist a WASM-sourced catalogue snapshot against each Design record and expose an API endpoint to receive it.

## Steps

### 1. Explore existing patterns
- Read apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma to find the Design model and understand its current fields
- Read apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts to understand existing endpoint patterns, guards, and decorators
- Read apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts to understand service patterns
- Read any existing DTO files in apps/api/src/modules/designs/ to understand validation patterns (@IsArray, @ValidateNested, @Type, class-validator)
- Read an existing Next.js proxy route (e.g. apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/catalogue or similar existing routes) to understand the proxyFetch pattern
- Search for proxyFetch usage in apps/web/src/app/api/ to find the import path and calling convention

### 2. Schema change
In apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, add `catalogueSnapshot Json?` to the Design model.

### 3. Migration SQL
Create directory: apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item32_add_design_catalogue_snapshot/
Create migration.sql:
```sql
ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN "catalogueSnapshot" JSONB;
```

### 4. CatalogueItemDto
Create apps/api/src/modules/designs/dto/catalogue-item.dto.ts with a CatalogueItemDto class. Explore existing DTOs first to understand field patterns. At minimum include basic class-validator decorators. Use @ApiProperty from @nestjs/swagger. Make fields permissive (allow any shape) — use @IsObject() or similar to accept arbitrary item objects, or use nested validation if patterns exist.

Alternatively: since catalogue items are arbitrary JSON, consider a simple DTO that accepts `items: object[]` with @IsArray() @IsObject({ each: true }) to avoid over-constraining the schema.

### 5. API Endpoint
In apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts, add:
```
POST /api/v1/designs/:id/catalogue
```
- Decorated with @Post(':id/catalogue')
- @UseGuards(InfurniaAuthGuard) (check existing guard name by reading the file)
- @HttpCode(204)
- Body: { items: CatalogueItemDto[] } — use @Body() with a wrapper DTO SaveCatalogueDto
- @ApiOperation, @ApiResponse decorators
- Calls a service method that does prisma.design.update({ where: { id }, data: { catalogueSnapshot: items } })

Add the corresponding service method in designs.service.ts.

### 6. Next.js Proxy Route
Create apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/catalogue/route.ts
- Export async function POST(req: Request, { params })
- Forward to backend POST /api/v1/designs/${params.id}/catalogue
- Pass through JSON body
- Use the same proxyFetch pattern found in other proxy routes
- Return the backend response (204 no content)

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**, apps/api/src/modules/designs/**, apps/web/src/app/api/designs/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*
- maxDiffLines: 600
- Do NOT modify any frontend page components or worker files
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev — write the SQL manually

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "32-CP1",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (6):
  - apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item32_add_design_catalogue_snapshot/migration.sql
  - apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/dto/save-catalogue.dto.ts
  - apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/catalogue/route.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item32_add_design_catalogue_snapshot/migration.sql, apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts, apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts, apps/api/src/modules/designs/dto/save-catalogue.dto.ts, apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/catalogue/route.ts

Rationale: Added catalogueSnapshot Json? field to Design model with corresponding migration SQL. Created SaveCatalogueDto accepting arbitrary object arrays. Added POST /designs/:id/catalogue endpoint (204 No Content) in the DesignsController with org-scoped auth via CurrentUser decorator. Added saveCatalogue service method that verifies org ownership then persists the snapshot. Created Next.js proxy route forwarding to the backend endpoint using the existing proxyFetch pattern.

Diff summary:
.../migration.sql                                   |  1 +
 apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma                       |  1 +
 apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts  | 15 +++++++++++++++
 apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts     | 18 ++++++++++++++++++
 .../src/modules/designs/dto/save-catalogue.dto.ts   | 13 +++++++++++++
 .../web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/catalogue/route.ts | 21 +++++++++++++++++++++
 6 files changed, 69 insertions(+)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/32-1772644909215/worktree

You are the QualityEngineer validating Checkpoint 32-CP1: Backend catalogueSnapshot schema + POST /designs/:id/catalogue + Next.js proxy.

## What to verify before running tests
1. apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma contains `catalogueSnapshot Json?` in the Design model
2. apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item32_add_design_catalogue_snapshot/migration.sql exists and contains ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN "catalogueSnapshot" JSONB
3. apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.controller.ts has a @Post(':id/catalogue') method returning 204
4. A CatalogueItemDto or equivalent DTO exists with class-validator decorators
5. apps/web/src/app/api/designs/[id]/catalogue/route.ts exists and exports a POST handler using proxyFetch

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output JSON:
```json
{
  "passed": true,
  "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"],
  "evidence": "<paste relevant build/test output>"
}
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing Checkpoint 32-CP2: Frontend WASM catalogue sync after design creation + Worker catalogue relay to AI engine.

## Context
CP1 already added the POST /api/v1/designs/:id/catalogue endpoint and the Next.js proxy at /api/designs/[id]/catalogue/route.ts. Now you need to:
1. Call the WASM bridge after design creation to get catalogue items and POST them
2. Update the worker job to fetch and forward catalogueSnapshot to the AI engine

## Steps

### 1. Explore existing patterns
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx fully — understand how designs are created, what wasmBridge is, how it's used, and the existing state/flow
- Search for WasmError in apps/web/ to understand the error type and import path
- Search for getCatalogueItems or wasmBridge in apps/web/ to find if there's an existing bridge method
- Search for wasmBridge.ready usage to understand the readiness pattern
- Read apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts fully to understand the job structure and where the engine fetch call is made
- Look at how prisma is used in the worker job to understand the existing findUnique pattern

### 2. Frontend: designs page
In apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx, after the POST /api/orders/:id/designs call returns a 201 response and you have the created design ID:

```typescript
// Non-blocking catalogue sync
if (wasmBridge.ready) {
  setCatalogueStatus('Syncing catalogue…'); // or whatever state pattern exists
  try {
    const items = await wasmBridge.getCatalogueItems(storeId);
    await fetch(`/api/designs/${created.id}/catalogue`, {
      method: 'POST',
      headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
      body: JSON.stringify({ items }),
    });
  } catch (err) {
    if (err instanceof WasmError) {
      console.warn('getCatalogueItems failed, continuing without catalogue', err);
    } else {
      throw err; // re-throw unexpected errors
    }
  } finally {
    setCatalogueStatus(null); // clear status
  }
}
// Continue with design polling regardless
```

Adapt this to the actual state management pattern found in the file. The key requirements:
- Only attempt if wasmBridge.ready is true
- Show 'Syncing catalogue…' status (non-blocking — do not await before starting polling)
- Catch WasmError specifically with console.warn, do not block polling
- The fetch to /api/designs/${created.id}/catalogue should use the appropriate fetch wrapper if one exists

**Important**: The catalogue sync must be non-blocking. Start polling/navigation immediately and run the sync in parallel or fire-and-forget after the design is created.

### 3. Worker: include catalogueSnapshot in engine request
In apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts, find where the engine fetch call is made. Before that call:

1. Update the prisma.design.findUnique (or add one if not present) to select both parameters and catalogueSnapshot:
```typescript
const design = await this.prisma.design.findUnique({
  where: { id: designId },
  select: { parameters: true, catalogueSnapshot: true },
});
```

2. Log at INFO level:
```typescript
const catalogueItems = (design.catalogueSnapshot as unknown[]) ?? [];
this.logger.log(`Catalogue items in job: ${catalogueItems.length}`);
```

3. Include in engine request body:
```typescript
body: JSON.stringify({
  ...existingRequestBody,
  catalogue: catalogueItems,
})
```

Adapt to the actual variable names and request construction pattern found in the file.

## Constraints
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/**, apps/worker/src/jobs/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**
- maxDiffLines: 500
- Do NOT modify schema, migrations, controller, or service files
- Do NOT block design creation or polling on catalogue sync

## Output
Output a unified diff patch and a DevResult JSON object:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "32-CP2",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx
  - apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx, apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts

Rationale: Added non-blocking catalogue sync to the designs page: after a design is created and polling starts, a fire-and-forget async block calls wasmBridge.getCatalogueItems(storeId) and POSTs the result to /api/designs/:id/catalogue. WasmError is caught with console.warn so it never blocks design creation or polling. A 'Syncing catalogue…' status message is shown while the sync runs. In the worker, the design-generation job now fetches catalogueSnapshot from the database before the engine call and includes it as 'catalogue' in the engine request body, with an INFO log of the item count.

Diff summary:
.../web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx | 37 +++++++++++++++++++++-
 apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts      |  8 +++++
 2 files changed, 44 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/32-1772644909215/worktree

You are the QualityEngineer validating Checkpoint 32-CP2: Frontend WASM catalogue sync + Worker catalogue relay.

## What to verify before running tests
1. apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx has code that checks wasmBridge.ready after design creation
2. The page calls getCatalogueItems(storeId) and POSTs to /api/designs/${created.id}/catalogue
3. WasmError is caught with console.warn and does not block polling
4. A 'Syncing catalogue…' status string is used somewhere in the page
5. apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts retrieves catalogueSnapshot in its findUnique select
6. The worker logs 'Catalogue items in job: N' before the engine fetch
7. The worker includes `catalogue:` in the engine request body

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Output JSON:
```json
{
  "passed": true,
  "commandsRun": ["pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile"],
  "evidence": "<paste relevant build/test output>"
}
```

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 33-CP1: add placedUnits, score, and layoutType fields to the Design Prisma model, create the migration, and extend shared DTOs.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns before making changes:
- Read apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma to understand the current Design model structure
- Read packages/shared/src/designs.ts to understand existing DTOs (DesignDetailDto, DesignListItemDto)
- Look at an existing migration directory (apps/api/prisma/migrations/) to understand the naming and SQL conventions

Implementation steps:

1. **apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma** — Add three fields to the Design model:
   ```
   placedUnits Json?     @default("[]")
   score       Float?
   layoutType  String?
   ```

2. **apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item33_add_placed_units/migration.sql** — Create this directory and file with:
   ```sql
   ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS "placedUnits" JSONB NOT NULL DEFAULT '[]';
   ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS "score" DOUBLE PRECISION;
   ALTER TABLE "Design" ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS "layoutType" TEXT;
   ```
   (Use the exact column names matching Prisma's generated output — check existing migrations for quoting conventions.)

3. **packages/shared/src/designs.ts** — Add PlacedUnit interface and extend DTOs:
   - Define: `export interface PlacedUnit { unitId: string; x: number; y: number; rotation: number; material: string; }`
   - Add to DesignDetailDto: `placedUnits: PlacedUnit[]; score?: number; layoutType?: string;`
   - Add to DesignListItemDto: `score?: number; layoutType?: string;`
   - Also export PlacedUnit from packages/shared/src/index.ts if there is a barrel file

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/api/prisma/migrations/**, packages/shared/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/worker/**
- maxDiffLines: 400
- Do NOT run prisma migrate dev
- Do NOT modify any other files

Output a unified diff patch of all changed files, followed by a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "33-CP1",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (4):
  - apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item33_add_placed_units/migration.sql
  - apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma
  - packages/shared/src/designs.ts
  - packages/shared/src/index.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260304000000_item33_add_placed_units/migration.sql, apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma, packages/shared/src/designs.ts, packages/shared/src/index.ts

Rationale: Added placedUnits (Json? with default []) and layoutType (String?) fields to the Design Prisma model (score already existed). Created migration SQL with IF NOT EXISTS guards. Defined PlacedUnit interface in shared designs.ts, extended DesignDetailDto with placedUnits/score/layoutType and DesignListItemDto with score/layoutType, and exported PlacedUnit from the barrel file.

Diff summary:
.../20260304000000_item33_add_placed_units/migration.sql    |  2 ++
 apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma                               |  2 ++
 packages/shared/src/designs.ts                              | 13 +++++++++++++
 packages/shared/src/index.ts                                |  2 +-
 4 files changed, 18 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/33-1772645614661/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 33-CP1: schema fields added, migration SQL created, shared DTOs extended.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Verify after running:
1. apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma contains placedUnits, score, layoutType on the Design model
2. A migration file exists under apps/api/prisma/migrations/ with item33 in the name and contains ALTER TABLE statements for all three columns
3. packages/shared/src/designs.ts exports PlacedUnit interface and DesignDetailDto includes placedUnits, score, layoutType fields
4. DesignListItemDto includes score and layoutType fields
5. Build and typecheck pass with no errors

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 33-CP2: extend the design-generation worker job to persist placedUnits/score/layoutType, and update DesignsService to return them.

Explore the repo to understand existing patterns:
- Read apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts to understand the engine call and status-ready update
- Read apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts to understand getDesignById() and listDesignsByOrder() select/map patterns
- Read packages/shared/src/designs.ts (already updated in CP1) to import PlacedUnit

Implementation steps:

1. **apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts**:
   - Import PlacedUnit from @infurnia-sales/shared
   - Update the engine response type to: `{ previewUrl: string; placedUnits?: PlacedUnit[]; score?: number; layoutType?: string; }`
   - In the status-ready Prisma update, change `data:` to:
     ```ts
     data: {
       status: 'ready',
       previewUrl: result.previewUrl,
       placedUnits: result.placedUnits ?? [],
       score: result.score ?? null,
       layoutType: result.layoutType ?? null,
     }
     ```

2. **apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts**:
   - In getDesignById(): add `placedUnits`, `score`, `layoutType` to the Prisma select/include, and map them into the returned DesignDetailDto (cast placedUnits to PlacedUnit[] using `as PlacedUnit[]`)
   - In listDesignsByOrder(): add `score`, `layoutType` to the select/include and map into DesignListItemDto; also select `placedUnits` so the frontend can check length (include it in the DesignListItemDto return)
   - Import PlacedUnit from @infurnia-sales/shared

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/worker/src/**, apps/api/src/modules/designs/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/web/**, apps/api/prisma/**, packages/**
- maxDiffLines: 400

Output a unified diff patch of all changed files, followed by a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "33-CP2",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (2):
  - apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts
  - apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts

Areas touched: apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts, apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts

Rationale: Extended the design-generation worker job to persist placedUnits, score, and layoutType from engine responses. Updated DesignsService.toDetailDto() to return placedUnits/score/layoutType in DesignDetailDto, and listDesignsByOrder's listItem mapper to include score/layoutType in DesignListItemDto. Both files now import PlacedUnit from @infurnia-sales/shared.

Diff summary:
apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts |  9 +++++++++
 apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts   | 16 ++++++++++++++--
 2 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/33-1772645614661/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 33-CP2: worker job extended with new fields, DesignsService updated to select and return them.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Verify after running:
1. apps/worker/src/jobs/design-generation.job.ts engine response type includes placedUnits?, score?, layoutType?
2. The status-ready Prisma update in the worker sets placedUnits, score, and layoutType with proper nullish coalescing
3. apps/api/src/modules/designs/designs.service.ts getDesignById() selects and returns placedUnits, score, layoutType
4. listDesignsByOrder() selects and returns score, layoutType (and placedUnits for frontend length check)
5. Build and typecheck pass with no errors

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }

Read ARCHITECTURE.md first for project-wide constraints.

You are implementing checkpoint 33-CP3: add the 'Apply to Infurnia' WASM flow to design cards, handle errors, replace with 'View in Infurnia' link on success, and show score/layoutType badges.

Explore the repo thoroughly before implementing:
- Read apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx to understand the current design card rendering, existing state, and WASM/Infurnia utility imports
- Search for createInfurniaProject, createDesign, createFloorplanFromJson, placeUnit, WasmError in apps/web/src to find the WASM utility functions and their signatures
- Search for existing PATCH /api/designs patterns in apps/web/src to understand the API client usage
- Look at how infurniaDesignId and infurniaProjectId are used/typed in the DesignListItemDto (packages/shared/src/designs.ts)
- Check if extractedRoomJson is already stored on the design or order, and where to source it from

Implementation steps:

1. **Per-card state**: Add a `applyingDesignId: string | null` state (or a `Record<string, boolean>`) and `applyErrors: Record<string, string>` state to track per-card applying status and error messages.

2. **Apply to Infurnia button**: Render on cards where `design.status === 'ready' && (design.placedUnits?.length ?? 0) > 0 && !design.infurniaDesignId`. On click:
   - Set applying state for this card to true
   - Clear any previous error for this card
   - Call (in order): `createInfurniaProject(order.title)` → `createDesign(projectId)` → `createFloorplanFromJson(newDesignId, extractedRoomJson)` → `for (const u of design.placedUnits) { await placeUnit(newDesignId, u.unitId, u.x, u.y, u.rotation, u.material) }`
   - Wrap all WASM calls in try/catch; on WasmError, set the error message in applyErrors and stop
   - On success: call `PATCH /api/designs/${design.id}` with `{ infurniaProjectId: projectId, infurniaDesignId: newDesignId }` using the existing API client pattern
   - Refresh/update the local design data to reflect the new infurniaDesignId
   - Set applying state for this card to false

3. **View in Infurnia link**: When `design.infurniaDesignId` is set, render `<a href={infurniaDesignUrl(design.infurniaProjectId, design.infurniaDesignId)} target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">View in Infurnia</a>`. Find the correct URL construction by searching for existing infurnia URL helpers in apps/web/src.

4. **Score badge**: On the card header, if `design.score != null`, render a badge like `<span>{Math.round(design.score)} / 100</span>` using existing badge/chip styling patterns from the codebase.

5. **layoutType label**: On the card header, if `design.layoutType`, render a label like `<span>{design.layoutType}</span>` (e.g., 'L-shape').

6. **Inline error**: Below the button, if `applyErrors[design.id]`, render `<p style={{ color: 'red' }}>{applyErrors[design.id]}</p>` or use an existing error text pattern.

Important: Do not invent WASM function signatures — find them by reading the actual utility files. If extractedRoomJson is not on the design object, look for it on the order object or a related field.

Constraints:
- allowedPaths: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/**, apps/web/src/**
- forbiddenPaths: orchestrator/**, *.lock, .env*, apps/api/**, apps/worker/**, packages/**
- maxDiffLines: 700

Output a unified diff patch of all changed files, followed by a DevResult JSON:
```json
{
  "checkpointId": "33-CP3",
  "filesChanged": [],
  "commandsRun": [],
  "patch": "<unified diff>",
  "rationale": "<brief explanation>"
}
```

## Actual Development Results (post-CodeBuilder)

Files changed (1):
  - apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx

Areas touched: apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx

Rationale: Added 'Apply to Infurnia' WASM flow to design cards: imports WASM functions (createInfurniaProject, createDesign, createFloorplanFromJson, placeUnit, WasmError), adds per-card applying state and error tracking, implements the full WASM flow with error handling, adds 'View in Infurnia' link for designs already applied, and renders score/layoutType badges on card headers. Also fetches order data for project naming.

Diff summary:
.../web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx | 145 ++++++++++++++++++++-
 1 file changed, 142 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

Use this context to focus your testing on the actual changes made.

TEST_CWD: /home/nikhil/orchestrator/runs/33-1772645614661/worktree

You are verifying checkpoint 33-CP3: frontend design cards have Apply to Infurnia button, WASM flow, error handling, View in Infurnia link, score badge, and layoutType label.

TEST_COMMANDS:
- pnpm turbo build typecheck test --filter=!@infurnia-sales/mobile

Verify after running:
1. apps/web/src/app/(app)/orders/[id]/designs/page.tsx renders 'Apply to Infurnia' button conditionally (status==='ready' && placedUnits.length>0 && !infurniaDesignId)
2. Button click handler calls createInfurniaProject, createDesign, createFloorplanFromJson, and placeUnit in sequence
3. On WASM error, inline error text is shown per card
4. On success, PATCH /api/designs/:id is called with infurniaProjectId and infurniaDesignId
5. When infurniaDesignId is set, a 'View in Infurnia' <a target='_blank'> link replaces the button
6. Score badge (e.g. '87 / 100') and layoutType label (e.g. 'L-shape') render on the card header when present
7. Build and typecheck pass with no errors

Output JSON: { "passed": boolean, "commandsRun": string[], "evidence": string }