docs: consolidate five planning documents into one status index - #7
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The four planning documents (roadmap, security review, performance review, code-health review) each track their own numbering, and none of them says what shipped. docs/plan-status.md indexes all of them in two sections -- done, and pending/planned -- with every "done" line checked against the code rather than against the CHANGELOG's own claims. Pending items it separates out: the open D4 Basic Auth decision, the JSONL export fidelity limitation awaiting a maintainer call, the accepted DNS teardown and rebinding exposures, and the carried-over engineering work (routes.py/config.py annotations and mypy, the unmeasured rows of the perf budget, the uncommitted measurement harness, transitive dependency pinning). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014hfwMqvSZ2zpvY2Mgkfxf7
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D4 was the last open decision in the v1.2 planning set. It is declined: no app-level authentication gate ships, and roadmap task 4.6 plus its acceptance line are dropped. Per the roadmap's own dependency note, nothing else in v1.2 changes. D4 moves from "open decision" in Section 2 to the closed-decisions table, and the exclusion is recorded in the out-of-scope list so it is not read back later as unfinished work. Section 2 renumbers accordingly; JSONL export fidelity is now the only item awaiting a maintainer call. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014hfwMqvSZ2zpvY2Mgkfxf7
docs/ held five separate files with five numbering schemes and no single answer to "what shipped". They are replaced by docs/plan-status-v1.2.md. The two things later work has to execute are carried over in full rather than summarized: Appendix A is the XLSX export-budget measurement (method, the eight-shape data table, the fit, and how to reproduce it), which CLAUDE.md's "Re-deriving the Excel export budget" task depends on; Appendix B is the perf budget with the ru_maxrss protocol and the design constraints that bound any future fix. Dropped: each finding's own location/description/effort write-up and the 2026-05 category scores -- narrative about shipped work. The full text stays in git history at 065883f. Every reference to a deleted path is repointed: config.py (2), README.md, CLAUDE.md (the tree and the re-derivation task), MEMORY.md, CHANGELOG.md. No dangling links remain. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014hfwMqvSZ2zpvY2Mgkfxf7
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.env.example:48 still pointed operators at the deleted docs/export-budget-v1.2.md for the MAX_EXPORT_CELLS derivation. The earlier reference sweep filtered on file extension, so a dotfile with no extension was never scanned; repointed to Appendix A. The mapping table claimed code-health-final.md landed in sections 1.5 and 2.3, but three of its Phase 6 items are in neither, and none of them are done: no CONTRIBUTING.md, no README JSON edge-case examples, and the README support line the review flagged. Deleting the file would have dropped them silently, so they are now listed as pending. The issue tracker they point at does exist and is empty, which is what the 2026-05 review was objecting to -- recorded as the judgment call it is. Both reported by Codex on f2eecfb. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014hfwMqvSZ2zpvY2Mgkfxf7
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- Around line 255-256: Revise the result description around the reported 138.6
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Appendix A documented its own deviation from the measurement protocol -- one run-pair through the Flask test client, where the verdict is defined as the median of three through a gunicorn worker -- and then, four paragraphs later, quoted the resulting number as passing "both halves of the verdict". The appendix contradicted itself, and the contradiction was inherited verbatim from the file it replaced. The numbers are unchanged and still sit under both thresholds; what changes is the claim made about them. The XLSX measurement is indicative, adequate for sizing a default, and explicitly not a recorded budget pass. Appendix B, section 1.6 and the section 2.3 pending item now say the same thing: no row of the perf budget has a protocol-conformant verdict, and re-running the XLSX row conformantly is outstanding work. Reported by CodeRabbit as a merge risk on f2eecfb. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014hfwMqvSZ2zpvY2Mgkfxf7
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The moderate merge risk on Appendix A documented its own deviation from the measurement protocol — one run-pair through the Flask test client, where the verdict is defined as the median of three through a gunicorn worker — and then, four paragraphs later, quoted the resulting number as passing "both halves of the verdict". It contradicted itself, and the contradiction was inherited verbatim from the file it replaced rather than introduced here. The numbers are unchanged and still sit under both thresholds. What changed is the claim: the XLSX measurement is indicative, adequate for sizing a default, and explicitly not a recorded budget pass. Appendix B, §1.6 and the §2.3 pending item now agree — no row of the perf budget has a protocol-conformant verdict, and re-running the XLSX row conformantly is listed as outstanding work. The two Codex findings on the same commit (a dangling Generated by Claude Code |
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213-213: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the protocol-deviation count.
This sentence says there is one deviation, but the document identifies two: the Flask test client instead of a gunicorn worker, and one run-pair instead of the required median of three. Change “one” to “two” so the method summary does not understate the non-conformance.
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Appendix A said "one documented deviation" and then described two: the Flask test client instead of a gunicorn worker, and one run-pair instead of the median of three. The previous commit made the mismatch visible by naming both in the section 2.3 pending item. Reported by CodeRabbit on bb9bc31. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014hfwMqvSZ2zpvY2Mgkfxf7
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docs/held five planning files with five numbering schemes and no single answer to "what shipped". This replaces them with one:docs/plan-status-v1.2.md.+367 / −1637 across 11 files. Docs and comments only — no behaviour change.
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1 — Done. F1–F17, P1–P13, roadmap Phases 0–5, decisions D1–D6, and the closed items from the 2026-05 code-health review. Every line was checked against
config.py,routes.py,helpers.py,security.py,static/js/app.js,Makefile,.github/workflows/ci.ymlandrequirements*.txt— not taken from the CHANGELOG.2 — Pending / planned, split four ways rather than one flat list:
routes.py/config.pyannotations and mypy (7.2 is partial), the unmeasured rows of the perf budget, the uncommitted measurement harness, transitive dependency pinning.D4 declined
The opt-in Basic Auth gate (roadmap 4.6) is dropped by maintainer decision. It moves to the closed-decisions table and to the out-of-scope list; access control stays a deployment concern. Per the roadmap's own dependency note, nothing else changes. JSONL export fidelity is now the only item awaiting a decision.
What the consolidation kept
Appendices carry the two things later work has to execute, in full rather than summarized:
CLAUDE.md's "Re-deriving the Excel export budget" task depends on this; deleting it would have left that instruction pointing at nothing.ru_maxrssprotocol, and the design constraints bounding any future fix.Dropped: each finding's own location/description/effort write-up and the 2026-05 category scores — narrative about shipped work. Full text remains in git history at
065883f.References repointed
config.py(2 comments),README.md,CLAUDE.md(directory tree + the re-derivation task),MEMORY.md,CHANGELOG.md. No dangling paths remain.Verification
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