bede_design

AI_RULES.md

@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ This is the **Single Source of Truth** for ALL AI agents. Refer to [PROJECT_ARCH
   - **NO UPPERCASE** or **NO ITALICS** in any UI context (headers, labels, buttons).
   - **NO BOLD FONTS**: Use `font-normal` throughout. Hierarchy via size and color only.
   - **NO `tracking-widest`**.
+  - **StatCard Typography**: Numeric values in StatCards MUST match the exact text size of their corresponding labels (e.g., `text-base md:text-lg`) to avoid overwhelming the density of the component.
 - **Layout**: Main pages MUST use `max-w-7xl`.
 - **Unified Headers**: Icon box (`p-4 bg-primary/10 border-primary/20`) + Title (`text-3xl font-normal`).
 - **Iconography**: Use **Lucide Icons** exclusively.

CLAUDE.md

@@ -15,7 +15,18 @@ Do not proceed with any task until you have analyzed these three files.
 
 DO NOT, EVER, USE "uppercase" or "toUpper" in any UI/UX context, nowhere. This SHOULD NOT be used in UI/UX anywhere, no text should be displayed in CAPITAL LETTERS! But do not replace "toUpper" with "toLower" or "uppercase" with "lowercase" either, leave text in UI/UX as is.
 
+# Project Context
+
 ## Project-Specific Guidelines
 
 - Use TypeScript strict mode
 - All API endpoints must have tests
+
+## Design System
+This project uses a design system defined in `DESIGN.md` at the project root.
+Always refer to this file when generating or modifying any UI component.
+
+- Use only colors, fonts, and spacing values defined in DESIGN.md.
+- Do not invent new values or use defaults from any framework.
+- Match component states (hover, focus, active, disabled) to the patterns in DESIGN.md.
+- Follow the typographic scale and weight assignments in DESIGN.md.

DESIGN.md

@@ -0,0 +1,145 @@
+---
+name: Obsidian & Amber
+colors:
+  surface: '#0c1322'
+  surface-dim: '#0c1322'
+  surface-bright: '#323949'
+  surface-container-lowest: '#070e1d'
+  surface-container-low: '#141b2b'
+  surface-container: '#191f2f'
+  surface-container-high: '#232a3a'
+  surface-container-highest: '#2e3545'
+  on-surface: '#dce2f7'
+  on-surface-variant: '#d8c3ad'
+  inverse-surface: '#dce2f7'
+  inverse-on-surface: '#293040'
+  outline: '#a08e7a'
+  outline-variant: '#534434'
+  surface-tint: '#ffb95f'
+  primary: '#ffc174'
+  on-primary: '#472a00'
+  primary-container: '#f59e0b'
+  on-primary-container: '#613b00'
+  inverse-primary: '#855300'
+  secondary: '#ffb599'
+  on-secondary: '#5a1c00'
+  secondary-container: '#f66018'
+  on-secondary-container: '#4f1700'
+  tertiary: '#56e5a9'
+  on-tertiary: '#003824'
+  tertiary-container: '#30c88f'
+  on-tertiary-container: '#004e34'
+  error: '#ffb4ab'
+  on-error: '#690005'
+  error-container: '#93000a'
+  on-error-container: '#ffdad6'
+  primary-fixed: '#ffddb8'
+  primary-fixed-dim: '#ffb95f'
+  on-primary-fixed: '#2a1700'
+  on-primary-fixed-variant: '#653e00'
+  secondary-fixed: '#ffdbce'
+  secondary-fixed-dim: '#ffb599'
+  on-secondary-fixed: '#370e00'
+  on-secondary-fixed-variant: '#7f2b00'
+  tertiary-fixed: '#6ffbbe'
+  tertiary-fixed-dim: '#4edea3'
+  on-tertiary-fixed: '#002113'
+  on-tertiary-fixed-variant: '#005236'
+  background: '#0c1322'
+  on-background: '#dce2f7'
+  surface-variant: '#2e3545'
+typography:
+  headline-lg:
+    fontFamily: Space Grotesk
+    fontSize: 32px
+    fontWeight: '700'
+    lineHeight: '1.2'
+    letterSpacing: -0.02em
+  headline-md:
+    fontFamily: Space Grotesk
+    fontSize: 24px
+    fontWeight: '600'
+    lineHeight: '1.2'
+  body-lg:
+    fontFamily: Inter
+    fontSize: 16px
+    fontWeight: '400'
+    lineHeight: '1.5'
+  body-md:
+    fontFamily: Inter
+    fontSize: 14px
+    fontWeight: '400'
+    lineHeight: '1.5'
+  data-lg:
+    fontFamily: Space Grotesk
+    fontSize: 18px
+    fontWeight: '500'
+    lineHeight: '1.2'
+    letterSpacing: 0.05em
+  data-sm:
+    fontFamily: Space Grotesk
+    fontSize: 12px
+    fontWeight: '500'
+    lineHeight: '1.2'
+    letterSpacing: 0.1em
+  label-caps:
+    fontFamily: Space Grotesk
+    fontSize: 11px
+    fontWeight: '700'
+    lineHeight: '1'
+    letterSpacing: 0.15em
+spacing:
+  unit: 4px
+  gutter: 16px
+  margin: 24px
+  container-max: 1440px
+---
+
+## Brand & Style
+
+This design system is engineered for high-stakes datacenter environments where clarity and rapid data ingestion are critical. The brand personality is **rugged, utilitarian, and precise**, evoking the feel of industrial control panels and terminal interfaces. It targets system administrators and infrastructure engineers who require a "heads-up display" (HUD) aesthetic that remains legible during long shifts in low-light environments.
+
+The design style is **Industrial Brutalism**. It prioritizes function over form, utilizing heavy borders, high-contrast mechanical accents, and monospaced typography to create a sense of structural integrity. Visual elements are treated as physical components, emphasizing hardware-level reliability.
+
+## Colors
+
+The palette is anchored by **Deep Obsidian (#111827)** to minimize eye strain and light bleed in dark server rooms. **Industrial Amber (#F59E0B)** serves as the primary interactive and high-visibility color, functioning as a digital "phosphor" that cuts through the dark background. 
+
+**Safety Orange (#EA580C)** is reserved strictly for warning states and cautionary telemetry. A supplemental **Tactical Green (#10B981)** is used for "Optimal" or "Online" status indicators. The color system uses high-contrast ratios to ensure that critical information is never lost in the interface.
+
+## Typography
+
+While the user requested "Roboto Mono," this design system utilizes **Space Grotesk** for technical data and headlines to provide a modern, geometric "tech-brutalist" edge, paired with **Inter** for dense body text to maintain maximum legibility.
+
+All data-driven labels and telemetry values must use **Space Grotesk** to simulate the look of physical hardware engravings and terminal readouts. Headers and labels should frequently employ `uppercase` styling with increased letter-spacing to reinforce the industrial documentation aesthetic.
+
+## Layout & Spacing
+
+This design system employs a **Fluid-Grid hybrid** model. The main workspace expands to utilize 100% of the viewport to accommodate dense data tables and rack visualizations, but content is constrained by a 12-column underlying structure for dashboard widgets.
+
+The spacing rhythm is strictly based on a **4px baseline grid**. Gutters and margins are kept tight (16px and 24px respectively) to maximize information density—allowing engineers to see more telemetry on a single screen without scrolling. Components use "internal padding" rather than external margins to create a tightly-packed, modular appearance.
+
+## Elevation & Depth
+
+Depth is conveyed through **Tonal Layering and Bold Borders** rather than traditional soft shadows. This mimics the physical construction of server racks and control panels.
+
+1.  **Base Level:** Deep Obsidian (#111827) representing the "chassis."
+2.  **Raised Level:** Surface Alt (#1F2937) for cards and modules, featuring 1px solid borders in a slightly lighter charcoal or the primary Amber for active states.
+3.  **Interactive Elements:** Use inset borders (inner shadows) to create a "pressed" or "carved" effect when buttons are toggled.
+
+Shadows, if used, must be sharp and low-opacity (hard-edged) to maintain the brutalist, high-readability requirement.
+
+## Shapes
+
+The shape language is strictly **Sharp (0px)**. All containers, buttons, and input fields must have 90-degree corners. This reinforces the "rugged hardware" aesthetic and ensures that UI elements align perfectly with the pixel grid, preventing any blurriness on industrial-grade monitors. 
+
+Angle-cut corners (dog-eared corners) may be used on primary action buttons or status chips to provide a "tactical" look without resorting to curves.
+
+## Components
+
+- **Buttons:** High-contrast blocks. Primary buttons use a solid Amber background with black text. Secondary buttons use an Amber 1px border with no fill.
+- **Input Fields:** Deep charcoal fills with an Amber bottom-border only. Labels are placed above the field in `label-caps` style.
+- **Data Tables:** Zebra-striping is forbidden. Instead, use thin 1px horizontal dividers. Hover states should highlight the entire row with a low-opacity Amber tint.
+- **Status Chips:** Rectangular boxes with no roundedness. Use background colors for Critical (Red) and Warning (Orange), but keep the text black for maximum contrast.
+- **Rack Visualizers:** Modular components that represent physical server hardware. Use high-contrast outlines to distinguish between individual units (U).
+- **Telemetry Gauges:** Monochromatic bar charts and line graphs using the Primary Amber color, emphasizing the "oscilloscope" or "terminal" aesthetic.

GEMINI.md

@@ -14,3 +14,14 @@ Be concise! Do not explain a thousand details unless they are absolutely necessa
 Do not proceed with any task until you have analyzed these three files.
 
 DO NOT, EVER, USE "uppercase" or "toUpper" in any UI/UX context, nowhere. This SHOULD NOT be used in UI/UX anywhere, no text should be displayed in CAPITAL LETTERS! But do not replace "toUpper" with "toLower" or "uppercase" with "lowercase" either, leave text in UI/UX as is.
+
+# Project Context
+
+## Design System
+This project uses a design system defined in `DESIGN.md` at the project root.
+Always refer to this file when generating or modifying any UI component.
+
+- Use only colors, fonts, and spacing values defined in DESIGN.md.
+- Do not invent new values or use defaults from any framework.
+- Match component states (hover, focus, active, disabled) to the patterns in DESIGN.md.
+- Follow the typographic scale and weight assignments in DESIGN.md.

backend/ai_vision.py

@@ -100,6 +100,7 @@ def extract_label_info(image_bytes: bytes, mode: str = "item"):
                 "Size": "size",
                 "Color": "color",
                 "PartNr": "part_number",
+                "Specs": "specs",
                 "OCR": "ocr_text"
             }
 

config/ai_prompt.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
- # Technical Inventory Hardware Extraction Protocol
+# Technical Inventory Hardware Extraction Protocol
 
   Extract ALL relevant hardware items from the image with precise, standardized formatting.
 
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
   - **Multi-item labels**: Treat each SKU/variant as a separate item (e.g., "5m cable" and "7m cable" = 2 items)
 
   ## Item Field Format (CRITICAL)
-  []
+  Format: `<size_or_length> <type> <vendor> <connector> <part_number>`
 
   **Component Rules:**
   - `<size_or_length>`:
@@ -17,8 +17,16 @@
       - Rule: If ≥1000GB, use TB. If ≥1000MB, use GB. Otherwise use MB.
     - **CABLE/WIRE LENGTH**: Meters only. Examples: "5m", "10m", "50m"
     - **RAM DIMM**: Capacity in GB. Examples: "128GB", "32GB", "8GB"
+    - **SFP/TRANSCEIVER SPEED**: Speed in G/Mbps. Examples: "10G", "1G", "40G", "100G"
+
+  - `<type>`: Asset class.
+    - **CABLES**: 
+      - Use "Fiber" for all optical fiber cables.
+      - Use "Patchcord" for all copper UTP/RJ45 cables.
+      - Others: SATA, SAS, Power, USB, etc.
+    - **COMPONENTS**: DDR3/DDR4/DDR5, NVMe, SSD, HDD, SFP/Transceiver, DIMM, etc.
+      - **PRECEDENCE**: If an item is both "SSD" and "NVMe", use **NVMe** as the type and category.
 
-  - `<type>`: Asset class. One of: DDR3/DDR4/DDR5, SSD/HDD/NVMe, SATA/SAS, Patchcord/Fiber/Cable, SFP/Transceiver, DIMM, etc.
   - `<vendor>`: Manufacturer (HP, HPE, Dell, Samsung, Cisco, Hynix, Intel, Broadcom)
   - `<connector>`: Physical interface (RJ45, LC-LC, MPO, U.3, SATA, SAS, ST, SC). Omit if N/A.
   - `<part_number>`: Part number ONLY if visible. **Omit serial numbers.**
@@ -26,9 +34,10 @@
   **Item Examples (WITH HUMAN-READABLE SIZES):**
   - `1.6TB NVMe HPE U.3 P66093-002` (not 1600GB)
   - `256GB SSD Dell SATA SK-8765` (already human-readable)
-  - `5m Patchcord LC-LC`
+  - `5m Fiber LC-LC` (optical cable)
+  - `2m Patchcord RJ45` (copper cable)
   - `128GB DDR4 Hynix`
-  - `512MB Cache Samsung SATA` (stays MB if under 1GB)
+  - `10G SFP+ Cisco LC 10-2415-03`
 
   **Size Conversion Examples:**
   - 1600GB → 1.6TB
@@ -47,72 +56,74 @@
   ## Other Fields
   - **Type**: Repeat the asset class (DDR4, SSD, NVMe, Patchcord, etc.)
   - **Description**: Technical summary, max 5 words. Examples: "High-speed fiber optic", "Enterprise Gen4 storage"
-  - **Category**: Memory, Storage, Network, Cabling, Compute, Optical, Transceiver
+  - **Category**: 
+    - For Spare Parts (see below): Use `spare parts - <type>` where `<type>` is the lowercase component name (e.g., `spare parts - ram`, `spare parts - ssd`, `spare parts - nvme`, `spare parts - raid card`, `spare parts - cpu`, `spare parts - psu`, `spare parts - hba`, `spare parts - nic`, `spare parts - sfp`).
+    - For Others: Use `Network`, `Cabling`, `Compute`, `Optical`, `Consumable`.
   - **Connector**: Interface type from Item field. Examples: "LC-LC", "RJ45", "U.3"
-  - **Size**: **HUMAN-READABLE capacity or length.** Examples: "1.6TB", "256GB", "5m" (NOT "1600GB")
+  - **Size**: **HUMAN-READABLE capacity, length, or speed.** Examples: "1.6TB", "256GB", "5m", "10G" (NOT "1600GB")
   - **Color**: Physical color if distinguishing
-  - **PartNr**: Part number only (no serial numbers)
+  - **PartNr**: Part number only. **CRITICAL: NEVER include Serial Numbers (S/N, SN, Serial).**
-  - **OCR**: Robust matching key for OCR tolerance
+  - **Specs**: Detailed technical specifications (e.g., "1.2V, CL22", "850W 80+ Gold", "Gen4 x4", "Single-mode").
+  - **OCR**: Robust matching key for OCR tolerance. Format: `TYPE SIZE VENDOR CONNECTOR PARTNUMBER` (UPPERCASE, no special chars).
 
   ## OCR Field Rules (CRITICAL)
-  Generate a SHORT, clean matching key:
+  Generate a SHORT, clean matching key for database lookup:
   - Format: **UPPERCASE space-separated, NO special chars, NO duplicates**
   - Include ONLY: Type + Size + Primary Vendor + Connector + Part Number
-  - **EXCLUDE**: Serial numbers, secondary vendors, duplicate tokens, EMC/SK labels
+  - **STRICT EXCLUSIONS**:
-  - **USE HUMAN-READABLE SIZE**: Use TB/GB from Item field, not original notation
+    - NO serial numbers (S/N, SN, Serial)
+    - NO secondary vendor names
+    - NO extraneous labels
+  - **CONSTRAINTS**:
+    - Each token appears ONE time only (no duplicates)
+    - Remove hyphens/special chars for fuzzy matching (e.g., `SK-8765` -> `SK8765`)
+  - **USE HUMAN-READABLE SIZE**: Use TB/GB/M/G from Item field.
 
-  **OCR Format:** `TYPE SIZE VENDOR CONNECTOR PARTNUMBER`
+  **OCR Examples:**
-
-  **OCR Examples (WITH HUMAN-READABLE SIZES):**
   - Item: `1.6TB NVMe HPE U.3 P66093-002` → OCR: `NVME 1.6TB HPE U3 P66093002`
-  - Item: `5m Patchcord LC-LC` → OCR: `PATCHCORD 5M LC LC`
+  - Item: `5m Fiber LC-LC` → OCR: `FIBER 5M LC LC`
+  - Item: `2m Patchcord RJ45` → OCR: `PATCHCORD 2M RJ45`
   - Item: `256GB SSD Samsung SAS SK-8765` → OCR: `SSD 256GB SAMSUNG SAS SK8765`
   - Item: `128GB DDR4 Hynix` → OCR: `DDR4 128GB HYNIX`
-
+  - Item: `10G SFP+ Cisco LC 10-2415-03` → OCR: `SFP+ 10G CISCO LC 10241503`
-  **OCR Constraints:**
-  - NO duplicate part numbers
-  - NO secondary vendor names
-  - NO extraneous labels
-  - Each token appears ONE time only
-  - Remove hyphens/special chars for fuzzy matching
-  - Use HUMAN-READABLE sizes (1.6TB not 1600GB)
 
   ## Spare-Parts vs Consumables Classification
 
   CLASSIFICATION GUIDE - SPARE PARTS vs CONSUMABLES:
   
   Spare Parts (replaceable components that plug into or interface with devices):
-  - RAM, DDR memory modules (DDR3, DDR4, DDR5, SODIMM, DIMM)
+  - **RAM**: DDR3, DDR4, DDR5, SODIMM, DIMM → Category: `spare parts - ram`
-  - SSDs, NVMe drives, M.2 modules, SATA drives, hard drives
+  - **Storage**: NVMe, SSD, M.2, SATA HDD, SAS HDD → Category: `spare parts - nvme`, `spare parts - ssd`, or `spare parts - hdd`. 
-  - CPUs, GPUs, processors, discrete graphics cards
+    - *Rule: Use `nvme` if the item is an NVMe SSD.*
-  - Power supply units (PSU), power modules (NOT generic power cords)
+  - **CPU**: Processors, Intel Xeon, AMD EPYC → Category: `spare parts - cpu`
-  - Expansion cards (PCIe, PCI, RAID controllers, network cards/NIC)
+  - **Power**: PSU, Power Supply Modules → Category: `spare parts - psu`
-  - Cooling solutions (heatsinks, CPU coolers, thermal solutions)
+  - **Controllers**: RAID Controllers, HBA, NIC, Network Cards → Category: `spare parts - raid card` or `spare parts - hba` or `spare parts - nic`
-  - Motherboards, chipsets, BIOS modules
+  - **Cooling**: Heatsinks, Fans (specific to models) → Category: `spare parts - cooling`
+  - **Mainboard**: Motherboards, Riser Cards → Category: `spare parts - motherboard` or `spare parts - riser`
+  - **Optical**: SFPs, Transceivers → Category: `spare parts - sfp`
   
   NOT Spare Parts (consumables, generic items):
-  - Cables (power, SATA, USB, Ethernet, proprietary cords)
+  - Cables: Power cables, SATA cables, USB, Ethernet, Fiber Patchcords → Category: `Cabling` or `Consumable`
-  - Fasteners (screws, washers, bolts, standoffs)
+  - Fasteners: Screws, brackets, rails → Category: `Consumable`
-  - Thermal paste, thermal pads, adhesive tapes
+  - Materials: Thermal paste, pads, tapes → Category: `Consumable`
-  - Connectors, plugs, sockets, generic adapters
-  - Generic cords and utility items
   
   Decision Tree:
-  1. Does the item have a replaceable function in a larger system?
+  1. Does the item have a manufacturer part number (P/N)?
-  2. Does it have a manufacturer part number and technical specifications?
+  2. Is it a modular component of a larger system (Server, PC, Switch)?
-  3. Is it described with model/revision information?
+  3. Does it have technical specs (Speed, Capacity, Voltage)?
-  If YES to 2+ questions: Mark as SPARE PART
+  If YES to 2+ questions: Mark as `spare parts - <type>`
-  If item matches consumable examples exactly: Mark as CONSUMABLE
+  If item is a cable: Mark as `Cabling`
-  Otherwise: Mark as "uncertain" in the Category field for human review.
+  If item is a generic hardware: Mark as `Consumable`
+  Otherwise: Mark as `uncertain` for review.
   
   Examples:
-  ✓ "Kingston Fury 16GB DDR4-3200" → Spare Part (RAM module)
+  ✓ "Kingston Fury 16GB DDR4-3200" → Category: `spare parts - ram`
-  ✓ "Samsung 970 EVO 1TB NVMe" → Spare Part (SSD)
+  ✓ "Samsung 970 EVO 1TB NVMe" → Category: `spare parts - nvme`
-  ✓ "Intel Core i7-12700K" → Spare Part (CPU)
+  ✓ "Intel Core i7-12700K" → Category: `spare parts - cpu`
-  ✓ "Corsair RM850x 850W Power Supply" → Spare Part (PSU)
+  ✓ "LSI MegaRAID 9361-8i" → Category: `spare parts - raid card`
-  ✗ "6ft SATA Cable" → Consumable (cable)
+  ✗ "6ft SATA Cable" → Category: `Cabling`
-  ✗ "CPU Mounting Hardware Kit" → Consumable (fasteners)
+  ✗ "M3 Mounting Screws" → Category: `Consumable`
-  ✗ "Thermal Paste Tube" → Consumable (adhesive material)
+
 
   ## Output Format
   ```json
@@ -127,7 +138,8 @@
         "Size": "human_readable_size",
         "Color": "color",
         "PartNr": "part_number",
-        "OCR": "TYPE SIZE VENDOR CONNECTOR PARTNUMBER"
+        "Specs": "detailed technical specifications",
+        "OCR": "SIZE TYPE VENDOR CONNECTOR PARTNUMBER"
       }
     ]
   }

dev_docs/PLAN.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # TFM aInventory — Project Plan & Roadmap
 
-**Current Version**: 1.13.0+ (Phase 5/6)
+**Current Version**: v1.14.22
-**Status**: Stable, field-validated
+**Status**: MILESTONE 7 SHIPPED | 🟢 PHASE 8 START
 **Last Updated**: 2026-04-23
 
 ---
@@ -11,47 +11,36 @@ A unified inventory management system that eliminates manual data entry through
 
 ---
 
-## 2. Core Requirements (Validated)
+## 2. Current State (v1.14.22)
-- ✓ **Item CRUD**: Full inventory tracking with barcode/PN support.
+- **Architecture**: Domain-driven YAML configuration (`config/`).
-- ✓ **Offline Scanning**: QR/Barcode scanning via browser (html5-qrcode).
+- **Management**: Unified Python management suite (`scripts/`).
-- ✓ **AI Extraction**: Automatic item detail extraction from photos (Gemini 2.0 / Claude 3.5).
+- **UI Fidelity**: High (Normal weight only, Lucide icons, contextual CTAs).
-- ✓ **PWA & Offline Sync**: IndexedDB storage with UUID-based conflict resolution.
+- **Core Engine**: Stable Item CRUD, AI extraction, and PWA offline sync.
-- ✓ **Enterprise Auth**: LDAP integration + PBKDF2 local credential caching.
-- ✓ **Audit Log**: Immutable history of all changes, deletions are traced.
-- ✓ **PWA**: Installable on iOS/Android, works without network.
 
 ---
 
-## 3. Roadmap: Phases 4–7
+## 3. Active Roadmap
-
-### Phase 4: Field Validation (COMPLETED ✓)
-- Deploy to pilot sites, collect feedback, fix mobile UX blockers.
-
-### Phase 5: Core V2 Features (COMPLETED ✓)
-- **Quick Quantity Adjustment**: Hybrid UI (+/- and tap-to-edit).
-- **Search & Filtering**: Advanced modal-based search.
-- **Export/Reports**: CSV/Excel exports for compliance.
-
-### Phase 6: Deployment & Scale (COMPLETED ✓)
-- **Containerization**: Full Docker support with Caddy proxy.
-- **Automation**: Single-command `deploy.sh` (now `deploy.py`).
-- **Cleanup**: Consolidate documentation, remove obsolete planning artifacts.
-- **Performance**: Scale testing for 10K+ items and 5+ concurrent users.
-
-### Phase 7: Config Consolidation (COMPLETED ✓)
-- **Centralization**: All config in `config/` folder (YAML format).
-- **Automation**: Bash scripts converted to Python (`scripts/`).
-- **SSOT Architecture**: `network.yaml` established as Master IP/Port authority.
-- **Dynamic Injection**: Automatic API URL and CORS calculation from master config.
-- **D-06 Load Order**: Env Vars > YAML > Defaults.
-- **Deprecation**: `inventory.env` and legacy `.sh` scripts completely removed.
 
 ### Phase 8: Hardening & Release (PLANNED)
-- Stability monitoring, final UX refinements, production-ready runbook.
+- **Production Runbook**: Finalized guide for production deployment.
+- **Stress Testing**: Verify system performance with 10k+ items and multiple users.
+- **E2E Validation**: Verify data consistency in multi-page Excel exports.
+- **Final Polish**: Performance audit and accessibility sweep.
 
 ---
 
-## 4. Design & Operational Constraints
+## 4. Milestone History
+- [v1.14.22: Config Consolidation & Infrastructure](.planning/milestones/v1.14.22-ROADMAP.md) (2026-04-23)
+- <details><summary>Previous Phases (Legacy Environment)</summary>
+
+### Phase 4: Field Validation (COMPLETED ✓)
+### Phase 5: Core V2 Features (COMPLETED ✓)
+### Phase 6: Deployment & Scale (COMPLETED ✓)
+</details>
+
+---
+
+## 5. Design & Operational Constraints
 - **Tech Stack**: FastAPI (Python), SQLite, Next.js (TypeScript), Tailwind CSS.
 - **UI Fidelity**: Premium density, Lucide icons, **NO UPPERCASE**, **NO BOLD FONTS** (normal weight only).
 - **Database**: Single-instance SQLite (WAL mode). Multi-instance is v3+.
@@ -69,10 +58,6 @@ A unified inventory management system that eliminates manual data entry through
 
 ## 6. Backlog (V3+)
 - Advanced analytics & turnover trends.
-- Multi-warehouse federation & inter-location transfers.
+- Multi-warehouse federation.
 - Localization (Portuguese, Spanish).
 - Custom field schemas.
-
----
-
-*For active tasks, see SESSION_STATE.md.*

dev_docs/SESSION_STATE.md

@@ -2,40 +2,33 @@
 
 **Active AI:** Gemini CLI
 **Last Updated:** 2026-04-23
-**Current Version:** v1.14.19
+**Current Version:** v1.14.22
-**Status**: ✅ SSL PROXY FIXED | 🟢 READY FOR PHASE 8
+**Status**: ✅ MILESTONE 7 VERIFIED | 🟢 READY FOR PHASE 8
 
 ---
 
-## SESSION 42 EXECUTION SUMMARY — SSL Infrastructure Fix
+## SESSION 42 EXECUTION SUMMARY — Milestone Audit & Infrastructure Hardening
 
-### 1. SSL Proxy Fix (COMPLETE)
+### 1. Milestone 7 Audit (COMPLETE)
-- **Port 80 Conflict**: Identified that Caddy was failing to start because it tried to bind to port 80 for HTTP->HTTPS redirects, while port 80 was already in use by a system-wide Caddy.
+- **Verified Definition of Done**: Confirmed all Phase 7 (Config Consolidation) requirements are met.
-- **Caddy Configuration**: Modified `Caddyfile.standalone` (root and `config/`) to include `auto_https disable_redirects` in the global options. This allows Caddy to run on custom ports (8918/8919) without interfering with port 80.
+- **Integration Check**: Fixed a critical gap where `run_standalone.py` was not updating the frontend's `network.json`.
-- **Service Restart**: Successfully restarted backend, frontend, and proxy using `scripts/run_standalone.py restart`.
+- **Legacy Cleanup**: Deleted `start_server.sh`, `inventory.env.template`, and shell-based backup/restore scripts.
+- **Script Unification**: Converted `backup.sh` and `restore.sh` to modern Python tools (`scripts/restore_prod.py`).
 
-### 2. Verification
+### 2. UI/UX "Premium" Fidelity Fixes
-- **Backend SSL**: Verified reachable at `https://localhost:8918/` (Port 8916 upstream).
+- **Typography**: Removed all `font-weight: 600` and `font-medium` instances to comply with "NO BOLD" rule.
-- **Frontend SSL**: Verified reachable at `https://localhost:8919/` (Port 8917 upstream).
+- **Copywriting**: Replaced generic "Cancel" buttons with contextual verbs ("Keep Item", "Discard Draft", etc.).
-- **Service Status**: `run_standalone.py status` confirms all components are UP.
+- **Consistency**: Fixed uppercase "DELETE" to Title Case "Delete" while preserving safety confirmation logic.
+
+### 3. Infrastructure Stability
+- **LDAP Config**: Refactored `auth.py` to use `ConfigManager` for saving settings directly to `backend.yaml`, eliminating legacy JSON side-files.
+- **Caddy Proxy**: Resolved Port 80 conflict by disabling automatic HTTP->HTTPS redirects in standalone mode.
 
 ---
 
 ## NEXT STEPS (Phase 8: Hardening & Release)
 
-1. **End-to-End Testing**:
+1. **Production Runbook**: Create a finalized guide for production deployment.
-   - Verify data consistency in multi-page Excel exports.
+2. **Stress Testing**: Verify system performance with 10k+ items and multiple users.
-   - Stress test the new Python-based deployment scripts.
+3. **E2E Validation**: Verify data consistency in multi-page Excel exports and Python management scripts.
-
+4. **Final Polish**: Perform a final accessibility and performance audit before v1.15.0 stable release.
-2. **UX Refinement**:
-   - Perform a final accessibility audit on the new Admin UI components.
-   - Ensure consistent loading states across all Admin panels.
-
-3. **Production Preparation**:
-   - Finalize the production runbook.
-   - Prepare for the v1.15.0 "Stable" release milestone.
-
----
-
-✓ All tasks for this session are implemented, verified, and committed. 
-✓ Services are currently RUNNING in the background.

frontend/VERSION.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
-  "version": "1.14.22",
+  "version": "1.14.23",
-  "last_build": "2026-04-23-1616",
+  "last_build": "2026-04-23-1823",
   "codename": "ConfigCore",
-  "commit": "e5bb14d9"
+  "commit": "7c4441a9"
 }

frontend/app/inventory/page.tsx

@@ -448,7 +448,7 @@ export default function InventoryPage() {
                       />
                     </div>
                      <div>
-                      <label className="text-sm font-normal text-secondary ml-1 tracking-tight">Size / Length</label>
+                      <label className="text-sm font-normal text-secondary ml-1 tracking-tight">Size / Length / Speed</label>
                       <input 
                         type="text" 
                         value={editedItem.size || ''} 

frontend/components/StatCard.tsx

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ export default function StatCard({ label, value, icon: Icon }: StatCardProps) {
         </span>
       </div>
 
-      <span className="text-2xl md:text-3xl font-normal text-white whitespace-nowrap tabular-nums">
+      <span className="text-base md:text-lg font-normal text-white whitespace-nowrap tabular-nums">
         {value}
       </span>
     </div>