feat(search): 'why this matched' highlights (ts_headline)

Slice 3 of search-core. Search results now show WHY they matched: a ts_headline body fragment with matched terms highlighted. The API returns U+E000/U+E001 sentinels around matches (NOT HTML); the client tokenises them into escaped <mark> React elements, so untrusted email content can never inject markup (no dangerouslySetInnerHTML). Subtle accent tint. Only when there's a free-text query (browse unchanged); projection branched (no DB function in a ternary) for unambiguous EF translation. Verified: build + all 40 tests; ts_headline output shape in raw Postgres; and the ranked+headline EF query proven to translate + execute against a live Postgres via a throwaway test (removed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
feat(search): weight subject above body in the FTS vector
2026-07-01 22:14:15 +02:00 · 2026-07-01 21:24:03 +02:00 · 2026-07-01 21:08:53 +02:00 · 2026-07-01 20:35:13 +02:00 · 2026-07-01 20:23:42 +02:00 · 2026-07-01 20:14:51 +02:00
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@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
 # Copy to deploy/.env.staging and fill in. Used by:
 #   docker compose -p inboxintel-staging --env-file deploy/.env.staging \
 #     -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.staging.yml up
 # (or ./deploy/up.ps1 -Staging). Kept separate from deploy/.env (production) so
 # staging can never touch prod credentials, DB, or Google project.
 POSTGRES_PASSWORD=change-me-staging
 # Use a SEPARATE Google OAuth client for staging with redirect URI:
 #   http://localhost:18081/signin-google
 GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=
 GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=
 AI_MODE=Disabled
 FRONTEND_ORIGIN=http://localhost:18081
 # Staging caps the initial mailbox sync so rehearsals are fast.
 MAX_MESSAGES=2000
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
 name: Deploy Production
 # Production promotion. The APPROVAL GATE is the git tag: production only ever
 # deploys a tagged release cut on main (see docs/WORKFLOW.md §5). Cutting the tag
 # is the deliberate, auditable "approve to go live" action — and the tag doubles
 # as the rollback target. workflow_dispatch adds a manual "Run workflow" button
 # for re-deploys/rollbacks.
 #
 # STATUS: inactive until (a) the Linux production server exists and (b) a
 # self-hosted Gitea runner is registered on it with labels [self-hosted, production].
 # Tag pushes before then will queue harmlessly. This file is the wiring, ready to
 # switch on — review the deploy step for your server before first use.
 on:
  push:
    tags: ['v*']
  workflow_dispatch:
    inputs:
      ref:
        description: 'Tag or commit to deploy (e.g. v1.2.0)'
        required: true
 jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: [self-hosted, production]
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
        with:
          # Deploy the exact tag that triggered the run (immutable), or the
          # ref given to a manual dispatch.
          ref: ${{ github.event.inputs.ref || github.ref_name }}
          fetch-depth: 0
      - name: Deploy release to production
        run: |
          echo "Deploying ${{ github.event.inputs.ref || github.ref_name }} to production"
          # deploy/.env lives on the server (never in git). up.sh validates it,
          # builds the Linux images, applies EF migrations on boot, and starts
          # the stack behind the nginx reverse proxy.
          ./deploy/up.sh --proxy
      - name: Smoke check
        run: |
          sleep 5
          curl -fsS http://localhost/ >/dev/null && echo "Prod responding on :80" || \
            { echo "Smoke check failed"; exit 1; }
@@ -0,0 +1,70 @@
 name: Deploy Staging
 # Continuous deployment to the LOCAL staging stack. Fires when develop advances
 # (i.e. after a PR is merged into develop), rebuilding and restarting the isolated
 # staging stack on this machine.
 #
 # Runs on the self-hosted host-mode runner (labels: self-hosted, windows) so it can
 # reach the host's Docker and publish to localhost:18081. Because the runner does a
 # fresh checkout that (correctly) does NOT contain the git-ignored deploy/.env.staging,
 # the staging secrets are supplied as Gitea Actions secrets and the env file is
 # regenerated here at deploy time.
 on:
  push:
    branches: [develop]
  workflow_dispatch: {}      # also allow a manual "Run workflow" from the Gitea UI
 jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: [self-hosted, windows]
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - name: Write staging env from secrets
        shell: powershell
        # Per-line writes (not a here-string) so the step can't be broken by how the
        # runner indents/wraps the script. Gitea substitutes ${{ secrets.* }} first;
        # ascii = no BOM, which docker compose's env parser needs.
        run: |
          Set-Content deploy/.env.staging "POSTGRES_PASSWORD=${{ secrets.STAGING_POSTGRES_PASSWORD }}" -Encoding ascii
          Add-Content deploy/.env.staging "GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=${{ secrets.STAGING_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID }}" -Encoding ascii
          Add-Content deploy/.env.staging "GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=${{ secrets.STAGING_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET }}" -Encoding ascii
          Add-Content deploy/.env.staging "AI_MODE=Disabled" -Encoding ascii
          Add-Content deploy/.env.staging "FRONTEND_ORIGIN=http://localhost:18081" -Encoding ascii
          Add-Content deploy/.env.staging "MAX_MESSAGES=2000" -Encoding ascii
          Write-Host "wrote $((Get-Content deploy/.env.staging).Count) env lines"
      - name: Redeploy staging stack
        shell: powershell
        run: |
          docker compose -p inboxintel-staging `
            --env-file deploy/.env.staging `
            -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.staging.yml `
            up -d --build
          docker compose -p inboxintel-staging ps
      - name: Verify staging health
        shell: powershell
        # 'up -d' returns as soon as containers START, so a container that crashes
        # on boot (e.g. bad DB password) would still report success. Poll the actual
        # endpoints and fail the job if either isn't serving, dumping api logs so the
        # cause is visible in the run. ASCII only (Windows PowerShell reads .ps1 as ANSI).
        run: |
          $ok = $false
          foreach ($i in 1..20) {
            Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
            try { Invoke-WebRequest "http://localhost:18081/" -UseBasicParsing -TimeoutSec 5 | Out-Null; $fe = 200 }
            catch { $fe = 0 }
            # A 401 from the api means it is serving (auth enforced); Invoke-WebRequest
            # throws on non-2xx, so read the status code off the exception.
            try { Invoke-WebRequest "http://localhost:18080/api/v1/auth/me" -UseBasicParsing -TimeoutSec 5 | Out-Null; $api = 200 }
            catch { $api = $_.Exception.Response.StatusCode.value__; if (-not $api) { $api = 0 } }
            Write-Host "attempt $i - frontend=$fe api=$api"
            if ($fe -eq 200 -and $api -gt 0) { $ok = $true; break }
          }
          if (-not $ok) {
            Write-Host "Staging health check FAILED. Last 40 api log lines:"
            docker logs inboxintel-staging-api-1 --tail 40
            exit 1
          }
          Write-Host "Staging healthy - Frontend http://localhost:18081  API http://localhost:18080"
@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
 name: Security
 # Scans run alongside CI on every PR and on pushes to the long-lived branches.
 # This is the DETECTIVE layer (backstop). The PREVENTIVE layer is the local
 # pre-commit hook — this catches anything that slipped past it (e.g. --no-verify)
 # and scans the full history, not just the staged diff.
 on:
  push:
    branches: [main, develop]
  pull_request:
 jobs:
  secrets:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
        with:
          fetch-depth: 0            # full history so gitleaks scans every commit
      - name: Secret scan (gitleaks)
        # Run the binary directly — the container-mode runner has no Docker socket,
        # so `docker run` isn't available inside a job.
        run: |
          GITLEAKS_VERSION=8.18.4
          curl -sSL "https://github.com/gitleaks/gitleaks/releases/download/v${GITLEAKS_VERSION}/gitleaks_${GITLEAKS_VERSION}_linux_x64.tar.gz" -o /tmp/gitleaks.tar.gz
          tar -xzf /tmp/gitleaks.tar.gz -C /tmp gitleaks
          /tmp/gitleaks detect --source=. --redact --verbose --exit-code=1
  dependencies:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: actions/setup-dotnet@v4
        with:
          dotnet-version: '8.0.x'
      - name: Restore
        run: dotnet restore InboxIntel.sln
      - name: .NET vulnerable packages (fail on any)
        # Match dotnet's own "has the following vulnerable packages" line rather
        # than raw severity words, so package/project names can't false-positive.
        run: |
          dotnet list InboxIntel.sln package --vulnerable --include-transitive 2>&1 | tee vuln.txt
          if grep -q "has the following vulnerable" vuln.txt; then
            echo "::error::Vulnerable NuGet packages detected — see the table above."
            exit 1
          fi
          echo "No vulnerable NuGet packages."
      - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
        with:
          node-version: '20'
      - name: npm audit (production deps, fail on high/critical)
        # Only production dependencies ship to users; dev-only toolchain advisories
        # (Vite/PostCSS/etc.) shouldn't block a merge.
        working-directory: frontend
        run: npm audit --omit=dev --audit-level=high
@@ -54,6 +54,7 @@ lpt[1-9].*
 *.code-workspace
 .env.*
 !.env.example
 !.env.staging.example
 .next/
 dist/
 build/
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
 # Changelog
 All notable changes to InboxIntel are documented here. Format follows
 [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/); versions follow
 [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/). See [docs/WORKFLOW.md](docs/WORKFLOW.md).
 ## [Unreleased]
 ### Security
 - Patched all High/Moderate NuGet advisories the new dependency gate surfaced:
  `System.Text.Json` 8.0.0→8.0.6, `Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory` 8.0.0→8.0.1
  (+ `DependencyInjection.Abstractions`→8.0.2), `System.Security.Cryptography.Xml`
  8.0.1→8.0.3 (transitive pins), and `MailKit`/`MimeKit` 4.13.0→4.17.0.
 ### Added
 - CI/CD pipeline (`.gitea/workflows/`): `security` (gitleaks secret scan + NuGet/npm
  vulnerability gate), `deploy-staging` (auto-redeploy local staging on `develop`,
  with a post-deploy health gate), `deploy-prod` (tag-gated production promotion,
  inactive until the server exists). Verified end-to-end on the self-hosted runner.
 - Formal Git workflow & environment strategy (`docs/WORKFLOW.md`).
 - Staging environment overlay (`docker-compose.staging.yml`) — production-shaped
  Linux containers on Windows, isolated ports/volumes.
 - Version-controlled Git hooks (`scripts/git-hooks/`) + installer
  (`scripts/install-hooks.ps1`): pre-commit secret/format checks, pre-push
  build+test gate.
 - `VERSION` file as the single source of truth for the release number.
 ## [0.1.0] — scaffold
 ### Added
 - .NET 8 Clean Architecture backend (Domain/Application/Infrastructure/Api) + React/Vite SPA.
 - Docker Compose stack (Postgres 16, API, frontend, optional nginx proxy).
 - Gitea Actions CI (backend build+test, frontend build) on `main`/`develop` + PRs.
 - Security hardening: encrypted OAuth tokens, EF global query filters (IDOR),
  loopback binds, non-root containers, SSRF egress guard.
 - One-command deploy scripts (`deploy/up.ps1`, `deploy/up.sh`).
 [Unreleased]: https://your-gitea-host/InboxIntel/compare/v0.1.0...HEAD
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
 0.1.0
@@ -5,13 +5,22 @@
  ./deploy/down.ps1
  ./deploy/down.ps1 -Volumes
 #>
-param([switch]$Volumes)
+param([switch]$Volumes, [switch]$Staging)
 $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'
 $root = Split-Path -Parent $PSScriptRoot
 $envFile = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '.env'
-$composeArgs = @('compose', '--env-file', $envFile, 'down')
+if ($Staging) {
  $envFile      = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '.env.staging'
  $composeFiles = @('-f', 'docker-compose.yml', '-f', 'docker-compose.staging.yml')
  $project      = @('-p', 'inboxintel-staging')
 } else {
  $envFile      = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '.env'
  $composeFiles = @()
  $project      = @()
 }
 $composeArgs = @('compose') + $project + @('--env-file', $envFile) + $composeFiles + @('down')
 if ($Volumes) { $composeArgs += '--volumes' }
 Push-Location $root
@@ -8,16 +8,29 @@
 #>
 param(
  [switch]$Proxy,
-  [switch]$Foreground
+  [switch]$Foreground,
  [switch]$Staging   # production-shaped staging stack: separate env, ports, volumes
 )
 $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'
 $root = Split-Path -Parent $PSScriptRoot   # repo root (deploy/ is one level down)
 $envFile = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '.env'
 # Staging vs production: pick the env file + compose overlay + isolated project name.
 if ($Staging) {
  $envFile     = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '.env.staging'
  $composeFiles = @('-f', 'docker-compose.yml', '-f', 'docker-compose.staging.yml')
  $project     = @('-p', 'inboxintel-staging')
  if (-not (Test-Path $envFile)) {
    throw "Missing $envFile. Create it from .env.staging.example."
  }
 } else {
  $envFile     = Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '.env'
  $composeFiles = @()
  $project     = @()
  if (-not (Test-Path $envFile)) {
    throw "Missing $envFile. Create it from .env.example with your real secrets."
  }
 }
 # Fail fast if a required key is absent or blank.
 $required = 'POSTGRES_PASSWORD','GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID','GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET'
@@ -28,19 +41,23 @@ Get-Content $envFile | ForEach-Object {
 $missing = $required | Where-Object { [string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($envMap[$_]) }
 if ($missing) { throw "deploy/.env is missing values for: $($missing -join ', ')" }
-$composeArgs = @('compose', '--env-file', $envFile)
+$composeArgs = @('compose') + $project + @('--env-file', $envFile) + $composeFiles
 if ($Proxy) { $composeArgs += @('--profile', 'proxy') }
 $composeArgs += @('up', '--build')
 if (-not $Foreground) { $composeArgs += '-d' }
 Push-Location $root
 try {
-  Write-Host "Starting InboxIntel via docker compose (env: deploy/.env)..." -ForegroundColor Cyan
+  Write-Host "Starting InboxIntel via docker compose (env: $envFile)..." -ForegroundColor Cyan
  & docker @composeArgs
  if (-not $Foreground) {
-    & docker compose --env-file $envFile ps
+    & docker compose @project --env-file $envFile @composeFiles ps
    if ($Staging) {
      Write-Host "`n[STAGING] Frontend: http://localhost:18081   API/Swagger: http://localhost:18080/swagger" -ForegroundColor Green
    } else {
      Write-Host "`nFrontend: http://localhost:8081   API/Swagger: http://localhost:8080/swagger" -ForegroundColor Green
-    Write-Host "Logs: ./deploy/logs.ps1   Stop: ./deploy/down.ps1" -ForegroundColor DarkGray
+    }
    Write-Host "Logs: ./deploy/logs.ps1   Stop: ./deploy/down.ps1$(if($Staging){' -Staging'})" -ForegroundColor DarkGray
  }
 }
 finally { Pop-Location }
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
 # Staging overlay for InboxIntel.
 #
 # The base docker-compose.yml IS the production definition (Linux containers,
 # ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Production). This overlay layers a *staging* variant on
 # top of it so you can run a production-shaped stack locally on Windows WITHOUT
 # clobbering a real production deployment's data, ports, or volumes.
 #
 # It differs from prod only in the ways staging is meant to differ:
 #   - the dev/test banner is on (App__DevMode=true)
 #   - the initial Gmail sync is capped so a big mailbox doesn't take forever
 #   - ports are shifted into the 18xxx range so staging can run alongside prod
 #   - a distinct project name gives it its own isolated pgdata + keys volumes
 #
 # Run it with the -p (project name) flag so volumes/networks are namespaced:
 #
 #   docker compose -p inboxintel-staging \
 #     --env-file deploy/.env.staging \
 #     -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.staging.yml up --build -d
 #
 # (deploy/up.ps1 -Staging / up.sh --staging wrap this for you.)
 services:
  postgres:
    # !override replaces the base port list instead of merging with it, so staging
    # binds ONLY its shifted 18xxx/15432 ports and never squats on prod's 8080/8081.
    ports: !override
      - "127.0.0.1:15432:5432"
  api:
    environment:
      # Same Production runtime as prod (real config binding, real build), but
      # flagged as a non-production instance so the UI shows the staging banner
      # and the first sync is bounded.
      App__DevMode: "true"
      GmailSync__MaxMessages: ${MAX_MESSAGES:-2000}
      Cors__Origins__0: ${FRONTEND_ORIGIN:-http://localhost:18081}
    ports: !override
      - "127.0.0.1:18080:8080"
  frontend:
    ports: !override
      - "18081:80"
  nginx:
    ports: !override
      - "18000:80"
@@ -0,0 +1,188 @@
 # InboxIntel — Git Workflow & Environment Strategy
 The single source of truth for how we branch, commit, version, and promote code
 across environments. Optimised for a **solo developer on Windows 11 with a future
 Linux production server**. Kept deliberately lightweight — every rule here earns
 its place.
 ---
 ## 1. Branch strategy
 A trimmed **GitHub Flow + a long-lived `develop`** model. Two permanent branches,
 short-lived branches off `develop`.
 | Branch          | Lives for | Purpose                                              | Deploys to |
 |-----------------|-----------|------------------------------------------------------|------------|
 | `main`          | forever   | Always releasable. Every commit is tagged & shippable | production |
 | `develop`       | forever   | Integration branch. What staging runs                 | staging    |
 | `feature/*`     | hours–days| One feature or refactor                               | dev (local)|
 | `fix/*`         | hours     | Non-urgent bug fix                                    | dev (local)|
 | `hotfix/*`      | minutes–hrs| Urgent prod fix, branched from `main`                | prod (fast)|
 | `release/x.y.0` | optional  | Only if a release needs stabilisation before tagging  | staging    |
 **Why this shape (not full GitFlow):** a solo dev doesn't need GitFlow's ceremony
 (separate release managers, parallel release trains). But keeping `develop`
 separate from `main` gives one thing that pure trunk-based can't: a **staging
 environment that always mirrors `develop`** while `main` stays clean and
 tag-perfect for production. `release/*` exists only when you want to freeze
 features and stabilise — skip it for routine work.
 ### Normal flow
 ```
 main ──────●────────────────────●──────────  (tagged: v1.2.0, v1.3.0)
            \                   /
 develop ──●──●──●──●──●──●──●──●────────────  (staging)
              \   /   \       /
 feature/x      ●─●     \     /
 fix/y                   ●───●
 ```
 1. `git switch develop && git pull`
 2. `git switch -c feature/sender-policy`
 3. Commit in small conventional commits.
 4. Push, open a PR **into `develop`** (Gitea). CI must be green.
 5. Squash-merge. Delete the branch.
 6. When `develop` is ready to ship → PR `develop → main`, tag, deploy.
 ---
 ## 2. Commit conventions — Conventional Commits
 Format: `type(scope): short imperative summary`
 **Types:** `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `refactor`, `test`, `chore`, `ci`, `perf`,
 `build`, `style`, `security`.
 Rules:
 - Summary ≤ 72 chars, imperative mood ("add", not "added").
 - One logical change per commit.
 - Body explains **why**, not what (the diff shows what).
 - Breaking change → add `!` (`feat!:`) and a `BREAKING CHANGE:` footer.
 Examples (matching this repo's history):
 ```
 feat(ui): F1+F2 — component primitives + rebuilt app shell
 fix(security): systemic IDOR safeguard via EF global query filters
 ci: add Gitea Actions build + test pipeline
 ```
 Why: conventional commits drive **automatic semver bumps** and a generated
 CHANGELOG, and make `git log` scannable. `feat` → minor, `fix` → patch,
 `BREAKING CHANGE` → major.
 ---
 ## 3. Pull request / merge flow (Gitea)
 Even solo, PRs are worth it: they run CI, give a diff review checkpoint, and build
 a paper trail.
 - **Target:** `feature/*` and `fix/*` → `develop`. `develop`/`hotfix/*` → `main`.
 - **Gate:** the `CI` workflow (backend build+test, frontend build) must pass.
 - **Merge style:** **squash-merge** feature branches (one clean commit on
  `develop`). **Merge commit** for `develop → main` (preserves the integration
  history and makes the release boundary visible).
 - **Branch protection (Gitea → Settings → Branches):** protect `main` and
  `develop`; require status checks to pass; disallow force-push.
 ---
 ## 4. Versioning — Semantic Versioning (`MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH`)
 - **MAJOR** — breaking API/behaviour change.
 - **MINOR** — backward-compatible feature.
 - **PATCH** — backward-compatible fix.
 The current version lives in [`VERSION`](../VERSION) and is the one place bumped
 per release. Pre-1.0 while scaffolding: stay on `0.x` (minor = features, patch =
 fixes; anything may change).
 ---
 ## 5. Tagging & releases
 Tags are cut **only on `main`**, annotated, prefixed `v`:
 ```bash
 git switch main && git pull
 # bump VERSION + CHANGELOG in a release commit, then:
 git tag -a v1.3.0 -m "v1.3.0 — sender policy + staging overlay"
 git push origin main --tags
 ```
 - Tag == the exact commit deployed to production == the rollback target.
 - The tag message summarises the release; details live in `CHANGELOG.md`.
 ---
 ## 6. Hotfix process
 For a bug already in production:
 ```bash
 git switch main && git pull
 git switch -c hotfix/oauth-callback-500
 # fix + test
 git commit -m "fix(security): guard null OAuth state on callback"
 # PR hotfix/* -> main, CI green, merge
 git switch main && git pull
 git tag -a v1.3.1 -m "v1.3.1 hotfix — OAuth callback" && git push origin main --tags
 # deploy the tag, THEN back-merge so develop doesn't lose the fix:
 git switch develop && git merge main && git push
 ```
 The **back-merge to `develop`** is the step people forget — without it the next
 release silently reintroduces the bug.
 ---
 ## 7. Environments
 | Env         | Host                    | Runtime                              | Config source            | Purpose            |
 |-------------|-------------------------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------|
 | Development | Windows 11 (native)     | `dotnet run` + `vite` (hot reload)   | `appsettings.Development.json` + user-secrets | fast iteration, debugging |
 | Staging     | Windows 11 (Docker)     | Linux containers, `ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Production` | `deploy/.env.staging` + `docker-compose.staging.yml` | production rehearsal |
 | Production  | Linux server (Docker)   | identical Linux containers            | `deploy/.env` on the server | live |
 **Parity principle:** dev is fast (native, Windows) and *not* production-shaped —
 that's fine, it's for inner-loop speed. **Staging is the parity gate**: it runs the
 *same Linux images* Docker builds for production, so "works in staging" genuinely
 predicts "works in prod". The only staging↔prod differences are the dev banner,
 capped sync, ports, and volume namespace — see `docker-compose.staging.yml`.
 ### Commands
 ```powershell
 # DEV (native, hot reload) — two terminals
 dotnet run --project src/InboxIntel.Api        # http://localhost:5080
 cd frontend; npm run dev                        # http://localhost:5173
 # STAGING (production-shaped, on Windows via Docker)
 ./deploy/up.ps1 -Staging                         # http://localhost:18081
 ./deploy/down.ps1 -Staging
 # PRODUCTION-shaped run locally (smoke test the real config)
 ./deploy/up.ps1                                  # http://localhost:8081
 ```
 Dev and staging use **different ports and different volumes**, so they can run at
 the same time and never share a database.
 ---
 ## 8. Git hooks
 Installed via `core.hooksPath` (run once per clone):
 ```powershell
 ./scripts/install-hooks.ps1
 ```
 - **pre-commit** (fast): blocks committed `.env`/secrets, verifies `dotnet format`.
 - **pre-push** (thorough): `dotnet build -c Release` + `dotnet test` + frontend
  build — the same gate CI runs, caught before the push.
 Emergency bypass: `--no-verify`. CI still enforces the gate server-side, so a
 bypassed push can still be rejected by branch protection.
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
 # Design Brief (locked via interview)
 The confirmed design direction from the Phase 4A interview. This governs the UX/UI
 redesign, design system, themes, and search experience.
 ## Direction in one line
 **An approachable, professional, "anyone can pick it up" email tool in the spirit of
 Notion & Arc — a polished, responsive web app that is fast and premium without being
 intimidating.**
 ## Confirmed preferences
 | Dimension | Decision | Design implication |
 |-----------|----------|--------------------|
 | Reference feel | **Notion / Arc, but professional** | Friendly, spatial, low learning curve — not a power-user speed tool (not Superhuman). |
 | Density | **Balanced** | Comfortable, readable rows; efficient but not cramped. |
 | Input model | **Pointer-first / discoverable** | Clickable UI is the backbone. Command palette + shortcuts are **accelerators for power users**, layered on top — never required. |
 | App metaphor | **Polished web app** | Exceptional in-browser experience; shareable URLs; no native-desktop assumptions. |
 | Platforms | **Desktop (Win + Mac/Linux), Tablet, Mobile** | **Fully responsive** is mandatory — layouts must gracefully collapse desktop → mobile. |
 | Default theme | **Dark-first** | Design primarily for a layered dark UI; light theme fully first-class (genuine white, not grey). |
 | Motion | **Subtle & smooth** | Gentle, quick transitions and tasteful micro-interactions. Respect `prefers-reduced-motion`. |
 | Colour personality | **Warm ∩ cool blend, green accent** | Accent built around **`#3ba31f`** (refined into an accessible ramp); neutrals lean subtly warm. |
 | Icons | **Clean line, rounded** (Lucide-style) | Consistent stroke weight, soft corners. |
 | Speed vs polish | **Balanced** | Polish is welcome only when it never costs perceptible speed. |
 | Audience | **Mainstream, power-capable** | Simple by default; power features revealed progressively. |
 | Accessibility | **Deferred (nice-to-have)** | AA basics baked in cheaply; deeper a11y is a pre-launch backlog item. See below. |
 ## The pivotal insight
 The original brief leaned "keyboard-first"; the interview corrected this to
 **discoverable-first**. That reframes the flagship **search** away from a syntax you
 must learn (`from:x after:y`) toward an **inviting, visual, assisted** experience —
 filter chips, live suggestions, and natural language — with the power syntax still
 available underneath. This single decision shapes the entire redesign.
 ## Accent colour note
 `#3ba31f` = rgb(59,163,31). It's a strong differentiator (most email apps default to
 blue) and bridges warm/cool. It will be developed into a full ramp (50→900); the
 **interactive** shade will be nudged for WCAG AA contrast on dark surfaces and on
 buttons, and green will **never be the sole signal** for selection/status (always
 paired with icon/shape) so the design is colour-blind-safe by construction.
 ## Deferred: accessibility
 Per the user, accessibility is a **nice-to-have to revisit before public launch**, not
 a hard requirement now. Cheap AA basics (contrast, focus rings, reduced-motion,
 non-colour-only state) are still baked in; high-contrast mode, full screen-reader
 semantics, font-scaling controls, and formal colour-blind audits are **backlog**.
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 # 01 — Architecture Review (current state)
 Phase 1 deliverable: a grounded assessment of InboxIntel as it exists today, from the
 source. This is the baseline the redesign builds on.
 ## Architecture
 **Clean Architecture, .NET 8** — strict dependency rule `Api → Infrastructure → Application → Domain`.
 | Layer | Responsibility | Key contents |
 |-------|----------------|--------------|
 | **Domain** | Entities + enums, no external deps | `Email`, `Sender`, `Domain`, `MailThread`, `Label`/`EmailLabel`, `Attachment`; `EmailCategory` |
 | **Application** | Interfaces, DTOs, validation, parsing | `ISearchService` et al., `GmailQueryParser`, FluentValidation |
 | **Infrastructure** | EF Core/Npgsql, integrations, workers | `SearchService`, `CleanupService`, `AnalyticsService`, `HeuristicClassifier`, **AI providers**, exports, `GmailSyncWorker`, `DigestWorker` |
 | **Api** | ASP.NET Core Web API | Thin controllers, DI, Serilog, OAuth |
 | **Frontend** | React 18 + Vite SPA | Chart.js, react-grid-layout (draggable dashboard), Tailwind |
 - **Data:** PostgreSQL (EF Core + Npgsql). `Email` designed for 100k+ rows/user; a
  **generated `tsvector`** column backs full-text search.
 - **Background:** hosted workers — `GmailSyncWorker` (scheduled sync), `DigestWorker` (digest).
 - **AI seam (already present):** `IAiProvider` with `NullAiProvider` (disabled),
  `OllamaProvider` (local `/api/chat`), `OpenAiProvider` (cloud). Contract today is a
  single `CompleteAsync(systemPrompt, userPrompt)`.
 - **Security:** Google OAuth2 (read-only Gmail), cookie session + JWT, refresh tokens
  encrypted via Data Protection API, **IDOR-safe global query filters**, SSRF egress
  guard, non-root containers, destructive actions require `Confirmed` + server preview.
 - **Delivery:** Docker Compose (Postgres/API/frontend/optional nginx) + Gitea CI/CD.
 ## Feature set
 Gmail connect + sync → Postgres · analytics dashboard (draggable widgets) · advanced
 search (Gmail operators + FTS) · safe bulk cleanup · unsubscribe management
 (List-Unsubscribe / one-click) · heuristic categorisation (smart folders) · exports
 (PDF/CSV/JSON) · optional **advisory** AI · sender/domain aggregation.
 ## Existing search implementation (flagship)
 1. **`GmailQueryParser`** (Application) parses `from: to: domain: after: before:
   is:unread|read has:attachment`; remaining text → free-text.
 2. **`SearchService`** (Infrastructure) composes structured filters as EF `WHERE`
   clauses, and free text via Postgres FTS:
   `SearchVector.Matches(PlainToTsQuery('english', term))`, where
   `SearchVector = to_tsvector('english', coalesce(Subject,'') || ' ' || coalesce(BodyText,''))`.
 3. Results are per-user filtered (IDOR-safe), **ordered by `SentAtUtc DESC`**,
   offset-paginated, projected to `EmailSummaryDto`.
 ## Strengths
 - Clean, testable layering; DI throughout; 39 tests + CI/CD gate.
 - **Real Postgres FTS** (generated tsvector), not naïve `LIKE`.
 - Security-forward (IDOR filters, encrypted tokens, SSRF guard, confirmed destructive ops).
 - **AI already decoupled behind `IAiProvider`** — the "no-AI / Ollama / future" requirement is architecturally seeded.
 - Read-only scope + advisory AI = privacy-respecting.
 ## Weaknesses
 - **Search is single-mode**: ordered by **date, not relevance** (no `ts_rank`); no
  fuzzy/typo tolerance, no semantic/vector search, no grouping, no "why matched," no
  saved/recent/suggested searches.
 - FTS is **English-only** and covers **only Subject + Body** (not sender, attachment
  names, labels).
 - Sender/domain filters use `.Contains()` → **non-sargable ILIKE scans** (no `pg_trgm`).
 - Category is a **single heuristic enum** — no multi-label, confidence, or learning.
 - **`IAiProvider` is chat-only** — no embeddings/classification/extraction contract, so
  semantic search & structured extraction can't yet be expressed.
 - Threading (`ThreadId`) exists but isn't surfaced as conversation intelligence.
 ## Technical debt
 - EF global-query-filter vs required `Email↔EmailLabel` relationship warning (in logs).
 - Hardcoded English FTS config.
 - **678 KB single JS chunk** (no code-splitting) — cold-load cost.
 - Relevance-blind ordering.
 - AI interface too narrow for the roadmap.
 ## Performance bottlenecks
 - `.Contains()` sender/domain → sequential scans (need `pg_trgm` GIN indexes).
 - **Offset pagination** (`Skip/Take` + `Count`) degrades on deep pages → keyset/cursor.
 - No score-based top-N (no ranking) → sorts full match set by date.
 - Single JS chunk (~219 KB gzip) slows cold loads.
 - Full-mailbox sync latency at 100k+ (batching/Polly present, but per-message fetch).
 ## Documentation quality
 Strong for a scaffold: `README`, `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`, OAuth setup, `docs/specs/*`,
 `AGENTS.md`, plus `WORKFLOW.md`/`CHANGELOG`; meaningful XML-doc comments.
 **Gaps:** no API reference, no ERD/data-model doc, no ADRs, no search/AI design docs —
 which this discovery produces.
 ## Verdict
 A clean, secure, well-tested foundation with a **genuine FTS base** and an **AI seam
 already in place**. The biggest opportunities are exactly where the product wants to
 win: **relevance-ranked, multi-mode, assisted search**; a **richer AI contract**
 (embeddings/classification/extraction); **conversation intelligence**; and a **modern,
 approachable UX**. None of these require a rewrite — they extend the existing seams.
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 # 02 — Competitor Analysis (Phase 2)
 Goal: understand the modern email landscape, isolate what users consistently praise
 and complain about, and find **where InboxIntel can be genuinely better** — without
 copying anyone. Analysis is framed against the [Design Brief](00-design-brief.md):
 approachable-professional, fast, **local/private AI**, search-centric.
 ## Landscape snapshot
 | Product | Positioning | Standout strength | Recurring weakness |
 |---------|-------------|-------------------|--------------------|
 | **Gmail** | Default mass-market webmail | Powerful search operators; scale; free; Gemini bolt-ons | Cluttered; privacy optics; AI feels tacked-on; dated triage |
 | **Outlook** | Enterprise mail + calendar | Calendar/email fusion; Copilot; Rules | Heavy; **search is famously flaky/slow**; inconsistent "new Outlook" |
 | **Superhuman** | Speed tool for pros | **Blazing speed, keyboard triage, polish**; Superhuman AI | $30/mo; Gmail/Outlook-only; **intimidating for casual users** |
 | **Proton Mail** | Privacy / E2EE | Zero-access encryption; Swiss; open source; local-ish Scribe AI | **Search limited** (encrypted); fewer productivity features; slower |
 | **Spark** | Smart inbox + team email | Collaboration (shared drafts, comments), smart inbox, cross-platform | Privacy history concerns; can feel cluttered; sync hiccups |
 | **Shortwave** | AI-native Gmail client | **AI search + assistant that genuinely work**; bundles; fast | Gmail-only; **cloud AI (privacy)**; pricing crept up |
 | **Thunderbird** | Open-source local client | Free, private, extensible, local storage, multi-account | UX still catching up; **no built-in AI**; search not modern |
 | **HEY** | Opinionated workflow | Novel triage (Screener/Imbox/Feed/Paper Trail) | Locked-in; no folders/search-first; pricey |
 | **Fastmail** | Fast private power-mail | Excellent fast search; reliable; standards-based | No AI; power-user aesthetic; niche |
 | **Missive** | Team shared inbox | Best-in-class collaboration/assignment/rules | Team-first; overkill for individuals |
 ## Deep dive on the two axes that decide this market
 ### Search (InboxIntel's flagship battleground)
 - **Gmail / Fastmail**: fast, operator-rich, but **syntax-first** and browse-anchored — great for people who already know `from:` / `has:attachment`, opaque to everyone else.
 - **Outlook**: powerful on paper, but **unreliable/slow search is its most complained-about feature** for years.
 - **Shortwave**: the modern bar — **AI/semantic search + "ask your inbox"** questions ("what did Sarah say about the invoice?"). Genuinely loved, but **cloud-processed**.
 - **Proton/Thunderbird**: privacy-strong but **search is a known weak point** (encryption / dated indexing).
 - **Gap:** nobody offers **fast, relevance-ranked, semantic, *explainable* search that is also local/private and approachable to non-power-users.** That is precisely InboxIntel's opening.
 ### AI
 - The market has **split into two camps**:
  1. **AI, but cloud** — Gmail/Gemini, Outlook/Copilot, Shortwave, Spark. Useful, but your email is processed off-device.
  2. **Private, but little/no AI** — Proton, Thunderbird, Fastmail.
 - Proton's **Scribe** (privacy-first, can run locally) hints at the future but is narrow (writing only).
 - Common complaints: AI feels **generic/bolted-on**, **unexplained**, and **can't be turned off cleanly**.
 - **Gap:** **genuinely useful AI that runs 100% locally (Ollama), is modular, explainable, and fully optional** — nobody mainstream owns this.
 ## What users consistently PRAISE (cross-product)
 1. **Speed** — instant search/open/triage (Superhuman, Fastmail).
 2. **AI that saves real time** — summaries of long threads, "ask your inbox," draft replies (Shortwave, Superhuman AI).
 3. **Privacy you can trust** — Proton's whole brand.
 4. **Effortless triage** — Split Inbox / Bundles / Screener (Superhuman, Shortwave, HEY).
 5. **Collaboration** — assign, comment, share drafts (Missive, Spark).
 6. **Clean, calm, modern UI** that reduces overwhelm.
 ## What users consistently COMPLAIN about
 1. **Search that's slow, flaky, or syntax-only** (Outlook; Gmail/Proton on mobile).
 2. **Privacy cost of AI** — "I want the AI but not to send my mail to a server."
 3. **Clutter & overwhelm** — noisy inboxes, ads, too many features.
 4. **AI that's generic and unexplained** — "why did it say that / categorise that?"
 5. **Power tools that alienate casual users** (Superhuman's learning curve; HEY's rigidity).
 6. **Price** — best experiences gated behind $10–30/mo.
 7. **Opaque automation/categorisation** you can't understand or correct.
 ## Opportunity gaps → where InboxIntel wins (ranked)
 1. **Local, private, *useful* AI.** Resolve the market's central tension (AI **vs** privacy) by delivering both via Ollama. This is the headline differentiator and aligns with the existing `IAIProvider` seam and read-only scope.
 2. **Approachable power-search as the home screen.** Discoverable, visual, assisted (filter chips + NL + suggestions) so a *mainstream* user searches confidently — with operators/semantic power underneath for those who grow into it.
 3. **Explainability everywhere.** "Why this result matched," "why this was categorised/prioritised." No competitor does this well; it builds trust *and* teaches the product — perfect for the "anyone can pick it up" audience.
 4. **Own-your-data intelligence.** Analytics, cleanup, unsubscribe, and local AI combine into a "your inbox, your machine, your intelligence" story that Gmail/Outlook structurally can't tell.
 5. **Fast *and* friendly.** Superhuman is fast-but-intimidating; casual apps are friendly-but-slow. The brief's sweet spot (balanced, pointer-first, polished) is largely unoccupied.
 6. **Honest, correctable automation.** Categories/priority a user can see, understand, and fix — the antidote to Gmail's opaque tabs.
 ## Explicitly NOT copying
 - Not Superhuman's keyboard-only speed-sport (brief = discoverable-first).
 - Not HEY's rigid, search-hostile opinionation.
 - Not cloud-AI-at-any-cost (brief = local/private).
 - Not enterprise-collaboration-first (individual mainstream user is primary; collaboration is a later opportunity, see roadmap).
 ## Positioning statement (draft)
 > **InboxIntel** — the email tool that makes **search the fastest way to think about your
 > inbox**, with **AI that runs on your own machine** and always explains itself.
 > Powerful enough for pros, simple enough for anyone.
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 # 03 — User Research: Personas & Journey Maps (Phase 3)
 Personas are prioritised against the [Design Brief](00-design-brief.md) audience:
 **mainstream, power-capable.** So the **primary** personas are everyday individuals and
 small-business owners; **secondary** personas are high-volume role users whose needs we
 support *progressively* (power features revealed as people grow into them).
 Legend: 🟢 primary · 🔵 secondary
 ---
 ## 🟢 Priya — Personal user (mainstream)
 Busy professional with a personal Gmail full of subscriptions, receipts, travel, and the
 occasional important thread buried in noise.
 - **Goals:** find things fast; not miss the important stuff; keep the inbox from feeling overwhelming.
 - **Pain points:** can't remember where things are; newsletters bury real mail; unsubscribing is tedious; search needs the "right words."
 - **Daily workflow:** skim inbox on phone/desktop → star/leave a few → hunt for a receipt or booking → ignore the rest.
 - **Search needs:** *natural, forgiving* ("flight to Lisbon", "gym receipt March") — no operators. Attachment/receipt finding. Typo tolerance.
 - **AI opportunities:** thread summaries, "what needs a reply," smart unsubscribe suggestions, receipt/booking extraction, gentle priority.
 ## 🟢 Marcus — Business owner / solopreneur (mainstream, high-value)
 Runs a small business from one inbox: clients, vendors, invoices, admin — **no assistant**.
 - **Goals:** never drop a client ball; find any past agreement/invoice instantly; spend less time in email.
 - **Pain points:** follow-ups slip; important buried under admin; digging for "what did we agree?"; context-switching.
 - **Daily workflow:** triage first thing → reply to clients → chase unpaid invoices → search for prior context mid-reply.
 - **Search needs:** people-centric ("everything with this client"), attachment/invoice search, timeline ("our thread about the contract"), "did they reply?"
 - **AI opportunities:** follow-up detection, "you haven't heard back" nudges, thread/relationship summaries, task/commitment extraction, draft replies with context.
 ## 🔵 Dev — Developer / power user
 Technical inbox: GitHub, CI alerts, monitoring, mailing lists, plus real mail.
 - **Goals:** cut notification noise; automate; keep signal. **Strongly values local/private AI** and self-hostable.
 - **Pain points:** alert floods; wants rules/automation and keyboard speed; distrusts cloud AI on their mail.
 - **Daily workflow:** bulk-archive alerts → scan PR/issue threads → deep-search history → automate the repetitive.
 - **Search needs:** operators + regex-ish precision, entity/sender/domain, saved searches, fast keyboard-driven search.
 - **AI opportunities:** local summarisation of long threads, auto-labelling/rules suggestions, semantic search across archives, duplicate/near-duplicate detection.
 ## 🔵 Rina — Recruiter (role power user, high volume)
 Hundreds of candidate threads, CV attachments, scheduling, multi-stage follow-ups.
 - **Goals:** find any candidate/CV instantly; track stage; never lose a promising lead.
 - **Pain points:** attachments scattered; who's at what stage; follow-up timing; duplicate applicants.
 - **Search needs:** **attachment/document search** (search *inside* CVs), people search, stage/timeline, entity extraction (skills, roles).
 - **AI opportunities:** CV/document understanding, candidate summaries, follow-up detection, duplicate detection, relationship mapping.
 ## 🔵 Sam — Sales · 🔵 Tom — Support (role power users)
 - **Sam:** pipeline follow-ups, response tracking, templates. Needs "who hasn't replied," saved searches, sentiment, reply suggestions.
 - **Tom:** triage by category/SLA, canned responses, categorisation accuracy. Needs reliable auto-categorisation, priority prediction, phishing/spam confidence, thread summaries.
 - (Both hint at **collaboration/shared-inbox** — deliberately a *later* opportunity; individual mainstream user is primary.)
 ---
 ## Cross-persona signal
 | Need | Who feels it most | Priority |
 |------|-------------------|----------|
 | **Forgiving, natural search** | Priya, Marcus (everyone) | 🔴 Highest |
 | **Find people / attachments / past context** | Marcus, Rina, Dev | 🔴 High |
 | **Follow-up / "did they reply?" detection** | Marcus, Sam, Rina | 🔴 High |
 | **Thread & relationship summaries** | Marcus, Dev, Rina | 🟠 Medium-high |
 | **Noise reduction (unsubscribe, bulk, categorise)** | Priya, Dev, Tom | 🟠 Medium-high |
 | **Local/private AI** | Dev (loud), all (latent) | 🔴 Strategic |
 | **Explainability of results/priority** | everyone (trust) | 🟠 Medium-high |
 | Collaboration / shared inbox | Sam, Tom | 🟢 Later |
 ---
 ## Journey maps
 Format: **stage → what they do → current pain → InboxIntel opportunity.**
 ### J1 — Morning triage ("what needs *me* today?") — Priya, Marcus
 | Stage | Action | Current pain | Opportunity |
 |-------|--------|--------------|-------------|
 | Arrive | Open inbox | Wall of mixed noise + important | AI **priority lane** + summary of "needs you" (local, explainable) |
 | Scan | Skim subjects | No signal of what's urgent/awaiting reply | **Follow-up/awaiting-reply** badges; thread one-liners |
 | Act | Reply/defer/clean | Repetitive, context-switch heavy | One-click defer/snooze; context-aware **draft reply**; bulk clean noise |
 | Exit | Close, hope nothing missed | Anxiety of missed items | "You're caught up on what matters" confidence state |
 ### J2 — Find one specific thing (the flagship moment) — everyone
 | Stage | Action | Current pain | Opportunity |
 |-------|--------|--------------|-------------|
 | Recall | Remember fragments ("invoice, that vendor, spring") | Must guess exact keywords/operators | **Natural-language + semantic** search; typo-tolerant |
 | Query | Type in search | Syntax anxiety; blank box | **Suggestions, recent, filter chips**; search-as-home |
 | Scan results | Look through hits | Date-sorted, not relevant; no context | **Relevance ranking** + **"why this matched"** + instant preview |
 | Confirm | Open the right one | Re-open several to be sure | Grouped results, inline preview, people/attachment facets |
 ### J3 — Reduce the noise — Priya, Dev, Tom
 | Stage | Action | Current pain | Opportunity |
 |-------|--------|--------------|-------------|
 | Notice | "Too many newsletters" | Unsub links hidden/dark-patterned | **One-click unsubscribe** (already seeded) + AI suggestions of what to cut |
 | Decide | Which to keep? | Manual, per-email | AI **bulk suggestions** by sender/category with confidence + preview |
 | Act | Unsubscribe / bulk clean | Risky, irreversible-feeling | **Confirmed + previewed** bulk actions (already a strength) |
 | Trust | Did it do the right thing? | Opaque | Explainable "why suggested," undo, audit |
 ### J4 — Track a commitment / follow-up — Marcus, Sam, Rina
 | Stage | Action | Current pain | Opportunity |
 |-------|--------|--------------|-------------|
 | Send | Email a client/candidate | Then forget | AI **follow-up detection**: "expecting a reply?" |
 | Wait | Time passes | No system nudges you | "**No reply in N days**" surfaced automatically |
 | Recall | "What did we agree?" | Dig through thread | Thread **summary + extracted commitments/tasks** |
 | Resolve | Chase / close | Re-draft from scratch | Context-aware **draft nudge** referencing the thread |
 ---
 ## Research-driven product principles
 1. **Search is the front door**, and it must work for someone who types *"that gym receipt"* — not just `from:gym has:attachment`.
 2. **Explain everything** the system decides (match, category, priority) — it builds trust and teaches the app.
 3. **AI removes toil, never control** — advisory, previewed, undoable, and fully optional/local.
 4. **Progressive power** — mainstream-simple by default; operators, saved searches, automation revealed as users grow.
 5. **Reduce anxiety** — "you're caught up," undo, and confidence states matter as much as features.
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 # 04 — UX/UI Redesign, Information Architecture & Design System (Phase 4A)
 A **complete redesign**, not an iterative tweak. Nothing about the current layout is
 assumed to survive. Governed by the [Design Brief](00-design-brief.md): Notion/Arc-
 professional, pointer-first & discoverable, balanced density, dark-first, green
 `#3ba31f`, subtle motion, fully responsive, mainstream-friendly.
 ---
 ## Part A — UX Research (per-screen evaluation)
 Evaluating the *jobs*, not the current pixels. For each screen: **goal · is it intuitive
 · what's unnecessary · how to simplify · click reduction · what must be obvious · sources
 of cognitive overload.**
 | Screen | User goal | Redesign verdict |
 |--------|-----------|------------------|
 | **Dashboard (current draggable widgets)** | Understand my inbox | Becomes the **Analytics** view, not the home. A draggable widget grid is *configuration overhead* most users never want. Default = a curated overview; customisation is progressive. |
 | **Inbox/list** | Triage what matters | Reframe from "all mail newest-first" to **lanes** (Needs you · Awaiting reply · Everything). Obvious: who/subject/one-line intent/time. Overload source: undifferentiated noise → fix with grouping + priority. |
 | **Reading a message** | Understand + act | Add a **thread summary** header, **extracted actions/dates**, and inline reply. Reduce clicks: reply/snooze/label as one-key or one-click from the pane. |
 | **Search** | Find a specific thing | **Promote to the front door.** Today it's an operator box; redesign to inviting, visual, assisted (see [05](05-search-redesign.md)). |
 | **Cleanup / unsubscribe** | Reduce noise safely | Strong bones (confirm+preview). Make it **suggestion-led** ("cut these 12 newsletters?") with confidence + undo. |
 | **Settings** | Configure incl. AI | Add a clear **AI panel**: off / local (Ollama) / provider, model status, VRAM. AI-off must feel first-class, not degraded. |
 **Cross-cutting UX principles:** search-as-home · lanes over one big list · explain every
 decision · progressive disclosure of power · confidence/undo everywhere · one primary
 action per screen.
 ---
 ## Part B — Information Architecture
 ### Navigation shell (responsive 3-pane → 1-pane)
 ```
 ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
 │  TopBar:  [ 🔍  Search your inbox…            ⌘K ]   ☾  ⚙  👤  │
 ├──────────┬──────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────┤
 │ Sidebar  │  List / Results          │  Reading / Preview      │
 │ (collaps)│  (virtualised)           │  (thread + AI summary)  │
 │          │                          │                         │
 │ Search   │  ▸ Needs you (lane)      │  Subject                │
 │ Priority │  ▸ Awaiting reply        │  ⟶ AI summary (local)   │
 │ Unread   │  ▸ Everything            │  ⟶ extracted actions    │
 │ Saved ★  │                          │  body …                 │
 │ Categories                          │  [Reply] [Snooze] […]   │
 │ Cleanup  │                          │                         │
 │ Analytics│                          │                         │
 │ ─────────│                          │                         │
 │ 👤 acct  │                          │                         │
 └──────────┴──────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────┘
 ```
 - **Search sits at the top of everything** (top bar) *and* as the first sidebar item — reinforcing search-as-home.
 - **Responsive collapse:** 3-pane (wide desktop) → 2-pane (list+reading, laptop) → 1-pane with push navigation (tablet/mobile). Reading opens as an overlay sheet on mobile.
 - **Progressive disclosure:** advanced filters, operators, saved-search management, and automation are revealed on demand — never in a beginner's face.
 - **Command palette (⌘K / Ctrl+K):** an *accelerator* — navigate, act, and search — layered on top of the fully clickable UI (pointer-first per brief).
 - **Right-click context menus** on rows/senders/threads (archive, label, unsubscribe, "find similar," "everything from this sender").
 - **Multi-window / dockable panels:** deferred (web app); pop-out reading view is a v-later opportunity.
 ### Screen hierarchy
 1. **Search-home** (front door) · 2. **List/Results** (lanes, ranked) · 3. **Reading/thread**
 · 4. **Cleanup** · 5. **Analytics** · 6. **Settings (incl. AI)**.
 ---
 ## Part C — Design System
 ### Colour — accent ramp (from `#3ba31f`)
 ```
 green-50  #f890? →  use tint set:
 --green-50:  #f1f9ec   --green-300: #93d07d   --green-600: #2f8419
 --green-100: #dcf0d0   --green-400: #63b84a   --green-700: #266a15
 --green-200: #bde3ab   --green-500: #3ba31f   --green-800: #1e5312
                        (brand base)          --green-900: #163a0e
 ```
 **Usage rules (dark-first):**
 - Brand/base = `green-500`. On dark surfaces, interactive fills use `green-500`/`green-400`; **foreground on accent is contrast-checked** (near-black `#0f1a0b` on light greens, white on `green-600`+).
 - Accent is used **sparingly** — primary actions, selection, active nav, positive status.
 - **Never colour-only:** selection also shows a left-bar/checkbox; status pairs green with an icon/label (colour-blind-safe by construction, even though formal a11y is deferred).
 ### Colour — neutrals (warm-leaning)
 | Token | Dark (default) | Light |
 |-------|----------------|-------|
 | `--bg` | `#1a1917` (warm charcoal, **not** pure black) | `#ffffff` (genuine white) |
 | `--surface-1` | `#211f1d` | `#faf9f7` |
 | `--surface-2` | `#2a2724` | `#f4f2ee` |
 | `--surface-3` | `#34302c` | `#ebe8e2` |
 | `--border` | `#3a3632` | `#e4e0d9` |
 | `--text` | `#f2efe9` (warm off-white) | `#1c1a17` |
 | `--text-muted` | `#a8a29a` | `#6b6459` |
 | `--text-subtle` | `#7a746c` | `#928b7e` |
 | semantic | `info #4a90d9 · warn #d9a441 · danger #d95a4a · success = green-500` | same, contrast-tuned |
 ### Typography
 - **UI font:** Inter (or system fallback) — clean, neutral, highly legible.
 - **Optional mono:** JetBrains Mono / ui-monospace for addresses, IDs, data.
 - **Scale (px / line-height), UI base = 14 for balanced density:**
  `xs 12/16 · sm 13/18 · base 14/20 · md 16/24 · lg 18/26 · xl 20/28 · 2xl 24/32 · 3xl 30/38`
 - Weights: 400 body · 500 UI/labels · 600 headings/emphasis. Avoid 700 except brand.
 ### Spacing (4px base) & layout
 `space: 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 32, 40, 48, 64`.
 Grid: 12-col fluid content area; sidebar fixed (240px, collapsible to 56px icon rail);
 reading pane min 420px. Density "balanced" → row height ~44px, 8–12px internal padding.
 ### Radius / elevation / motion
 - **Radius:** `sm 4 · md 6 (buttons/inputs) · lg 8 (cards/panels, default) · xl 12 (modals) · pill 999`.
 - **Elevation:** dark = surface-layering + faint shadow + 1px border; light = soft shadows
  `e1 0 1 2 /6% · e2 0 4 12 /10% · e3 0 12 32 /16%`. Levels: e0 flat · e1 menus · e2 popovers · e3 modals.
 - **Motion:** durations `120 / 180 / 240ms`; easing `cubic-bezier(0.2,0,0,1)` (ease-out) for enters, `cubic-bezier(0.4,0,1,1)` for exits; a spring only for selection/drag. **Respect `prefers-reduced-motion`.**
 ### Icons & illustration
 - **Lucide** (line, rounded), stroke 1.5px, 20px default (16px dense, 24px feature).
 - Illustration: minimal, single-accent line spot-art for empty states — friendly, not corporate stock.
 ### States (must all be designed)
 - **Loading:** skeleton rows (list), shimmer summary card (reading) — never spinners for content.
 - **Empty:** friendly line-art + one clear CTA ("Nothing here yet — connect Gmail" / "No results — try broader terms" with a *Did you mean* / *Broaden* action).
 - **Error:** calm, specific, recoverable ("Couldn't reach Gmail — Retry"), never a raw stack.
 - **Success:** toast + inline confirmation; destructive actions show **preview → confirm → undo**.
 ### Components (catalogue)
 Buttons (`primary` green / `secondary` surface / `ghost` / `danger`) · icon-button · input
 · **search field** (hero variant) · **filter chip** (removable, typed) · segmented control ·
 toggle · dropdown menu · **context menu** · **command palette** · **email row** (avatar,
 sender, subject, one-line intent, badges, time, hover-actions) · **sender chip/avatar** ·
 **thread summary card** · **category badge** · **priority indicator** · tabs · tooltip ·
 toast · modal · **side sheet** (mobile reading) · skeletons · empty-state · pagination /
 **virtualised infinite scroll** · avatar/initials · progress/VRAM meter (AI panel).
 ---
 ## Part D — Themes (both fully polished)
 ### Dark (default)
 Layered **warm charcoal** surfaces (`#1a1917` → `#34302c`), warm off-white text, green
 accent nudged for on-dark contrast, faint borders to separate layers. Avoids pure black;
 depth via surface elevation + hairline borders, not heavy shadow.
 ### Light
 **Genuine white** base (`#ffffff`) with warm off-white surfaces — *not grey-pretending-to-
 be-white*. Generous whitespace, soft shadows for elevation, restrained green accent.
 Premium, low-noise, highly readable.
 Both share tokens; only the neutral map + shadow strategy differ. Theme follows a
 `data-theme` attribute; **dark is the design source of truth**, light is derived and
 independently QA'd.
 ---
 ## Part E — Interaction design
 - **Hover:** rows raise to `surface-2`, reveal quick-actions (archive/snooze/label/unsub).
 - **Selection:** checkbox on hover + click-row-to-open; shift/⌘-click multi-select; a
  sticky **bulk action bar** slides up when >1 selected.
 - **Search:** instant results, **live filtering** as chips are added/removed, suggestions +
  recent on focus (see [05](05-search-redesign.md)).
 - **Previews:** hover peek + inline reading; attachments preview in a lightbox.
 - **Drag & drop:** rows → labels/categories/cleanup; respects reduced-motion.
 - **Notifications:** toasts (non-blocking), with undo for reversible actions.
 - **Transitions:** pane content crossfades; mobile reading slides up as a sheet.
 - **Scrolling:** **virtualised list** (mandatory for 100k+ rows) with sticky lane headers.
 ---
 ## Part F — Accessibility review (baseline; deeper a11y deferred)
 Baked in cheaply now: AA-tuned contrast via the ramps, visible focus rings, `prefers-
 reduced-motion`, **non-colour-only** state, semantic HTML + ARIA on lists/dialogs/menus,
 full keyboard reachability of core actions. **Deferred to pre-launch backlog** (per brief):
 high-contrast mode, formal screen-reader passes, font-scaling controls, colour-blind audit.
 ---
 ## Part G — Migration strategy (strangler, low-risk)
 1. **Introduce tokens + component library** (Tailwind config from this doc) — no behaviour change.
 2. **Rebuild the shell** (sidebar / top-bar / search-home) around the existing API.
 3. **Migrate screen-by-screen behind a feature flag** (`ui.v2`): Search → Reading → List →
   Cleanup → Analytics (the old draggable dashboard *becomes* Analytics).
 4. **Keep the API stable**; frontend-only migration. Delete old screens once parity is verified.
 5. Ship per-screen via the `develop → staging` pipeline; each screen is its own epic (see [Git plan](10-git-plan.md)).
 ## Part H — Future design opportunities
 Pop-out / multi-window reading · dockable panels · custom accent picker · additional themes
 · a Tauri/Electron shell if a true desktop build is ever wanted · plugin-contributed widgets
 on the Analytics canvas · command-palette extensibility.
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 # 05 — Search Redesign (Phase 4B)
 Search is the **flagship**. The goal: make people *want to search rather than browse* —
 an experience that's **inviting, visual, forgiving, ranked, and explainable**, works for
 *"that gym receipt from March"* (not just `from:gym has:attachment`), and runs **locally
 and privately**. Grounded in the existing Postgres FTS + `IAiProvider` seam (see
 [01](01-architecture-review.md)); AI modes are **optional** — with AI off, lexical +
 structured search is still excellent.
 ---
 ## The layered search engine
 Four cooperating layers, each usable alone; higher layers *degrade gracefully* to lower
 ones when AI is disabled.
 ```
 ┌ Layer 4 · AI-ASSISTED  (optional, local) ────────────────────────────┐
 │  NL→query · conversational "ask your inbox" · explanations · related   │
 ├ Layer 3 · SEMANTIC  (optional, local embeddings + pgvector) ──────────┤
 │  meaning-based recall · "similar to this" · concept search             │
 ├ Layer 2 · LEXICAL + RANKING  (Postgres FTS, always on) ───────────────┤
 │  websearch_to_tsquery · ts_rank · pg_trgm fuzzy · multi-field          │
 ├ Layer 1 · STRUCTURED  (SQL WHERE, always on) ─────────────────────────┤
 │  sender/date/labels/flags/size/category · filter chips                 │
 └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                 ▲ hybrid fusion (RRF) ranks Layer 2+3 together ▲
 ```
 **Hybrid ranking (RRF):** lexical and semantic candidate sets are merged via *Reciprocal
 Rank Fusion*, then boosted by **recency**, **sender importance**, and **unread**. This
 replaces today's date-only ordering — the single biggest search win.
 ---
 ## The experience: search as the front door
 - **Hero search field** in the top bar + a **search-home** when the box is focused/empty:
  **recent searches**, **suggested searches** ("Unread from people you reply to",
  "Large attachments", "Receipts this month"), and **saved searches ★**.
 - Type freely → **live results** with **filter chips** the user can add/remove by click
  (pointer-first). Behind an unobtrusive "＋ Filters" for the full builder.
 - Every result shows **"why it matched"** (highlighted terms, or the semantic concept, or
  the parsed NL interpretation as *editable chips*).
 - **Zero-result recovery:** *Did you mean* · *Broaden* · *Search all mail/trash*.
 - Fully keyboard-drivable as an **accelerator** (⌘K → type → arrow → enter), but never required.
 ---
 ## Search modes & features
 Each with **Problem solved · Implementation · Complexity · Effort · User value.**
 Effort = rough dev-days for one engineer; Complexity = S/M/L/XL.
 | Feature | Problem solved | Implementation | Cx | Effort | Value |
 |---------|----------------|----------------|----|--------|-------|
 | **Relevance ranking** | Results sorted by date, not usefulness | `ts_rank_cd` + hybrid RRF + recency/sender/unread boosts; top-N by score | M | 3–5d | 🔴🔴🔴 |
 | **Multi-field FTS** | Only Subject+Body indexed | Extend generated `tsvector` (sender name/addr, attachment filenames, labels) with weights (A/B/C/D) | S | 2–3d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Fuzzy / typo tolerance** | "recieved" finds nothing | `pg_trgm` GIN + similarity fallback when FTS is empty | S | 1–2d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Phrase / prefix / boolean** | `plainto_tsquery` too blunt | Swap to `websearch_to_tsquery` (quotes, OR, -exclude) | S | 1d | 🔴 |
 | **Interactive filter chips** | Operators are a syntax wall | UI chips ↔ structured DTO; add/remove live | M | 3–4d | 🔴🔴🔴 |
 | **Advanced query builder** | Power users want precision | Visual builder → same DTO; operators still work | M | 3–4d | 🔵🔵 |
 | **Natural-language search** | "gym receipt March" | Local LLM (or rules-first) parses intent → chips + terms, shown editable | L | 5–8d | 🔴🔴🔴 |
 | **Semantic search** | Recall by *meaning*, not keywords | `IEmbeddingProvider` (Ollama) → `pgvector` (HNSW); backfill job; hybrid with FTS | L | 8–12d | 🔴🔴🔴 |
 | **Conversational "ask your inbox"** | "What did Sarah say about the invoice?" | RAG: semantic retrieve → local LLM answers with **citations** to source emails | XL | 10–15d | 🔴🔴🔴 |
 | **"Why this matched"** | Trust + learnability | `ts_headline` highlights (lexical); nearest-concept + snippet (semantic); parsed-intent chips (NL) | M | 3–4d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Saved searches ★** | Repeated queries | Persist DTO; pin to sidebar; optional live count | S | 2d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Recent searches / history** | Re-find what you searched | Per-user history table; privacy-clearable | S | 1–2d | 🔴 |
 | **Suggested searches** | Blank-box paralysis | Rules over user's own stats (top senders, unreplied, big attachments) | S | 2–3d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **People search** | "Everything with this person" | Sender/recipient facet + aggregation; person profile panel | M | 3–5d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Attachment search** | Find files, not emails | Index filenames now; **content/OCR** later (see below) | S→L | 2d → +8d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Entity extraction** | Search by amounts/dates/orgs | Local NER (LLM or rules) → entity index; facets (money, dates, companies) | L | 6–10d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Timeline search** | "our thread over time" | Date-bucketed results + a timeline scrubber UI | M | 3–4d | 🔵🔵 |
 | **Related conversations** | Surface adjacent context | Vector nearest-neighbours + same-participants/thread heuristics | M | 3–5d | 🔴🔴 |
 | **Duplicate / near-dup detection** | Clutter, repeated sends | Hash (exact) + embedding similarity (near) → group/cleanup | M | 4–6d | 🔵🔵 |
 | **Conversation intelligence** | Long threads are walls | Thread summary + extracted actions/decisions (local LLM) surfaced in results & reading | L | 8–12d | 🔴🔴🔴 |
 ### Additional ideas (beyond the brief)
 - **Search-driven bulk actions** — run cleanup/label/unsub on a *result set* ("archive all newsletters older than 6 months").
 - **Scoped search** — constrain to this folder / label / person / thread inline.
 - **"Find similar to this email"** — one-click semantic neighbours from any message.
 - **Zero-result recovery** — *did-you-mean* (trigram), *broaden*, *search trash/all*.
 - **Search from selection** — highlight text → "search inbox for this".
 - **Sender reputation / safety facet** — filter by phishing/spam confidence (ties to AI).
 - **Search templates** — parameterised saved searches ("invoices from {client}").
 - **Search analytics (for the user)** — "you search 'invoice' most" → suggests a saved search / smart folder.
 ---
 ## Ranking design (detail)
 ```
 score = RRF(lexical_rank, semantic_rank)
        + w_recency   · decay(sentAt)
        + w_sender    · senderImportance(userReplyRate, frequency)
        + w_unread    · isUnread
 ```
 - Weights are configurable; defaults tuned so **exact/lexical hits never lose to fuzzy noise**.
 - `senderImportance` derives from the user's *own* behaviour (reply rate, frequency) —
  computable from existing data, no AI required.
 ## Performance
 - **Indexes:** GIN on `SearchVector`; GIN `pg_trgm` on sender/subject; **HNSW** (or IVFFlat)
  on the `pgvector` embedding column.
 - **Keyset/cursor pagination** for lexical/structured (replaces offset `Skip/Take`); score-
  ordered top-N for ranked/semantic (fetch N, no deep offset).
 - **Async embedding backfill** worker (reuse the hosted-worker pattern) so semantic search
  builds in the background; new mail embedded on sync. Batch to respect the 3080's VRAM.
 - Cache suggestions/recent; debounce live search (~120ms).
 - Target: **<150ms** lexical, **<400ms** hybrid on 100k emails (local).
 ## Privacy
 - Embeddings and NER computed **locally via Ollama**, stored **locally** in Postgres.
 - Nothing leaves the machine unless the user explicitly selects a cloud provider.
 - **AI-off fallback:** Layers 1–2 (structured + ranked lexical + fuzzy) — still a top-tier
  search. Semantic/NL/conversational simply hide when AI is disabled.
 ## Mapping to the existing code (extend, don't rewrite)
 - **`GmailQueryParser` → `SearchIntentParser`:** keep operator parsing; add a rules-first
  NL layer, optional local-LLM disambiguation, emit the same `SearchRequestDto` (+ new fields).
 - **`SearchService`:** add ranking (`ts_rank_cd`), `websearch_to_tsquery`, `pg_trgm`
  fallback, multi-field vector, hybrid RRF, keyset pagination, `ts_headline` explanations.
 - **`Email.SearchVector`:** widen the generated column (weighted A/B/C/D) + add a
  `pgvector` `Embedding` column + `EmailEntities`/`ThreadSummary` tables.
 - **AI seam:** extend to `IEmbeddingProvider.EmbedAsync` and a structured
  `IAiProvider.CompleteStructuredAsync` (see [06 AI Strategy](06-ai-strategy.md)); Null
  provider returns "unavailable" so callers fall back to lexical.
 ## Phasing (feeds the roadmap)
 - **MVP search:** relevance ranking · multi-field FTS · fuzzy · chips · saved/recent/suggested · "why matched" (lexical) · keyset pagination.
 - **v1.1:** natural-language parse · people search · attachment (filename) · search-driven bulk.
 - **v1.2:** semantic (pgvector) · related · find-similar · thread summaries in results.
 - **v2.0:** conversational "ask your inbox" (RAG + citations) · entity search · duplicate detection · attachment OCR/content.
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 # 06 — AI Strategy & Model Recommendations (Phase 5)
 AI is **optional, modular, local-first, and explainable**. The app must be fully usable
 with AI disabled. Primary hardware: **NVIDIA RTX 3080 (10 GB VRAM)**. All AI sits behind
 an abstraction so models/providers swap without touching application logic.
 ---
 ## Part A — The AI abstraction (extends the existing seam)
 Today there is one interface, `IAiProvider.CompleteAsync(system, user)`, with
 `NullAiProvider` / `OllamaProvider` / `OpenAiProvider`. We extend it into a small set of
 capability interfaces plus a task-oriented facade.
 ### Provider-level interfaces (Infrastructure)
 ```csharp
 public interface IAiProvider {                    // chat / generation (exists)
    AiProviderMode Mode { get; }
    Task<string> CompleteAsync(string system, string user, CancellationToken ct = default);
    // NEW: schema-constrained JSON (Ollama `format`, OpenAI `response_format`)
    Task<T?> CompleteStructuredAsync<T>(string system, string user, CancellationToken ct = default);
 }
 public interface IEmbeddingProvider {             // NEW: vectors for semantic search/dedup
    Task<float[]> EmbedAsync(string text, CancellationToken ct = default);
    Task<IReadOnlyList<float[]>> EmbedBatchAsync(IReadOnlyList<string> texts, CancellationToken ct = default);
 }
 public interface IAiCapabilities {                // NEW: lets the UI hide what isn't available
    bool Chat { get; } bool Embeddings { get; } bool Vision { get; } bool StructuredJson { get; }
 }
 ```
 `NullAiProvider`/`NullEmbeddingProvider` return empty/"unavailable" so **every caller has a
 graceful non-AI path** (fall back to lexical search, heuristics, or hide the feature).
 ### Task facade (Application) — the only thing feature code calls
 ```csharp
 public interface IInboxAi {
    Task<AiResult<string>>        SummarizeThreadAsync(Guid threadId, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<AiResult<Extraction>>    ExtractAsync(string body, ExtractKinds kinds, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<AiResult<Classification>>ClassifyAsync(string subject, string body, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<AiResult<Answer>>        AskAsync(string question, SearchScope scope, CancellationToken ct); // RAG
    Task<float[]?>                EmbedAsync(string text, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<AiResult<RiskVerdict>>   AssessPhishingAsync(EmailContext ctx, CancellationToken ct);
 }
 ```
 - `AiResult<T>` carries `{ value, available, model, latencyMs, explanation }` → powers the
  **"explainability"** and graceful-degradation requirements everywhere.
 - A **model router** maps *logical task → model name* from config, so swapping a model is a
  config change: `Ai:Models:{Chat,Summarize,Embed,Classify,Extract,Vision}`.
 - Prompt templates are **versioned files**, separate from code.
 - Cross-cutting: async, `CancellationToken`, per-call timeout + **Polly** fallback to the
  Null path, and a token/VRAM-aware concurrency limiter.
 ### Config shape
 ```
 Ai:Mode = Disabled | LocalOllama | Cloud...
 Ai:Ollama:BaseUrl, KeepAliveSeconds, VramBudgetMb
 Ai:Models:Chat = qwen2.5:7b-instruct
 Ai:Models:Embed = nomic-embed-text
 Ai:Models:Vision = qwen2.5vl:7b        (load-on-demand)
 ```
 ---
 ## Part B — Model recommendations for the RTX 3080 (10 GB)
 **Budget reality:** a 7–8B instruct model at Q4/Q5 (~5 GB + ~1 GB KV cache at 8k context)
 runs **alongside** a small embedding model (~0.5 GB) inside 10 GB with headroom. 14B is
 possible (~9 GB) but leaves no room for concurrency and is slower — **7–8B is the sweet spot.**
 | Task | Recommended (primary) | Alt | ~VRAM (Q4) | Latency | License | Notes |
 |------|----------------------|-----|-----------|---------|---------|-------|
 | **Chat / reasoning / RAG answers** | **Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct** | Llama-3.1-8B, Gemma-2-9B | ~5.5 GB | ~30–60 tok/s | Apache-2.0 | Strong reasoning, multilingual, great JSON |
 | **Summarisation** | reuse **Qwen2.5-7B** | Llama-3.1-8B | (shared) | fast | Apache-2.0 | No separate model needed |
 | **Extraction (tasks/dates/entities)** | reuse **Qwen2.5-7B** + `format:json` | Phi-4 | (shared) | fast | Apache-2.0 | Schema-constrained JSON output |
 | **Classification / tagging** | **Qwen2.5-3B** (fast) *or* embeddings-zero-shot | rules-first (exists) | ~2.2 GB | very fast | Apache-2.0/Qwen | High-volume → small model or embeddings, not 7B |
 | **Embeddings (semantic search, dedup, zero-shot class.)** | **nomic-embed-text** (768-d, 8k ctx) | mxbai-embed-large, **bge-m3** (multilingual) | ~0.5 GB | very fast | Apache-2.0 | **Keep permanently loaded** |
 | **OCR / attachment vision** | **Qwen2.5-VL-7B** *or* **MiniCPM-V** | llama3.2-vision-11B, moondream (tiny) | ~7 GB | slow | Apache/varied | **Load-on-demand**; evicts the text LLM |
 | **Language detection** | **library, not an LLM** (fastText-lid / CLD3) | — | ~0 | instant | MIT/Apache | Don't waste VRAM on this |
 | **Translation** | reuse **Qwen2.5-7B** (multilingual) | NLLB-200 (dedicated MT) | (shared) | med | Apache-2.0 | Good for common pairs; on-demand |
 | **Spam detection** | **rules + small classifier/embeddings** | 3B LLM for edge cases | ~0–2 GB | fast | — | Traditional-first; LLM only for ambiguity |
 | **Phishing detection** | **rules/URL analysis + embeddings**, LLM **reasoning** for suspicious | Qwen2.5-7B for explanation | shared | on-demand | — | LLM explains *why*; runs async on flagged mail |
 | **Duplicate detection** | **hashing (exact) + embedding cosine (near)** | — | (uses embed) | fast | — | No chat model required |
 **Selection rationale:** accuracy + **Apache-2.0 licensing** (commercial-safe) + fits 10 GB
 + strong **structured-JSON** and multilingual (mailboxes aren't English-only). Qwen2.5-7B is
 a single versatile workhorse for chat/summarise/extract/translate; nomic-embed-text is a
 tiny always-on retrieval engine; a vision model is a heavy, rare, on-demand guest.
 ### Load policy (VRAM management)
 | State | Models | Rationale |
 |-------|--------|-----------|
 | **Hot (permanent)** | `nomic-embed-text` (~0.5 GB) | Used constantly (search, dedup, classify, backfill) — must be instant |
 | **Warm (keep-alive)** | `qwen2.5:7b-instruct` (~5.5 GB) | Loaded on first chat/summarise, kept warm ~5–10 min idle via Ollama `keep_alive`, then unloaded |
 | **Cold (on-demand)** | `qwen2.5vl:7b` vision, `nllb` translation | Loaded only for the specific job; unloaded after (would otherwise exceed budget alongside the 7B) |
 - Ollama handles load/unload; we set `keep_alive` per task and a **VRAM budget guard** that
  serialises a vision job behind unloading the text LLM.
 - Embedding **backfill** runs as a hosted background worker, batched, low priority, so it
  never starves interactive requests.
 ---
 ## Part C — Principles
 1. **Traditional-first.** If rules/heuristics/library solve it well (language detection,
   exact dedup, basic spam, most categorisation), use them — AI only where it *clearly* wins.
 2. **Always optional.** Null providers + capability flags → the app is whole without AI.
 3. **Local & private by default.** Ollama on-device; data never leaves unless a cloud
   provider is explicitly chosen.
 4. **Explainable.** Every AI output carries a short rationale + the model used.
 5. **Swappable.** Logical-task→model routing via config; prompts versioned; no feature code
   references a model name.
 6. **Bounded.** Timeouts, cancellation, Polly fallback, VRAM-aware concurrency — AI can never
   hang or crash the core experience.
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 # 07 — AI Feature Catalogue (Phase 6)
 Every realistic AI feature, judged honestly against the guiding rule: **AI only where it
 clearly beats traditional approaches.** Each entry: *problem · AI role & why · could
 traditional solve it? · complexity · performance · privacy.* All AI is local (Ollama),
 optional, advisory, and explainable (see [06](06-ai-strategy.md)). Complexity = S/M/L/XL.
 Legend for the verdict column:
 🟢 **AI clearly wins** · 🟡 **traditional-first, AI for the hard tail** · ⚪ **not AI at all**
 ---
 ## Group 1 — 🟢 AI clearly wins
 LLM/embeddings are genuinely the right tool; traditional approaches are weak here.
 | Feature | Problem | Why AI (and why traditional falls short) | Cx | Perf | Privacy |
 |---------|---------|------------------------------------------|----|------|---------|
 | **Thread / conversation summary** | Long threads are walls of text | LLMs summarise free text; regex/extractive summaries miss nuance & context | L | Warm 7B; cache per-thread, invalidate on new msg | Body → local LLM only |
 | **Conversational "ask your inbox"** (RAG) | "What did Sarah say about the invoice?" | Retrieval + generation over many emails; impossible with filters alone | XL | Semantic retrieve → 7B answer w/ **citations**; ~1–3s | Retrieval + gen fully local |
 | **Reply suggestions / writing assistant** | Blank-page drafting, tone | LLM drafts context-aware replies; templates can't adapt to content | L | Warm 7B, streamed | Thread context → local |
 | **Task / meeting / calendar / reminder extraction** | Commitments hide in prose | LLM structured-JSON extraction of {task, date, attendee}; regex catches only rigid formats | L | 7B `format:json`, async on read/sync | Body → local |
 | **Entity extraction** (amounts, orgs, dates, order #s) | Can't search/facet by meaning | LLM/NER generalises across phrasings; regex is brittle per-vendor | L | 7B or small NER, batched at sync | Local |
 | **Document / attachment understanding** | Can't search *inside* files | OCR/vision + summarise; no traditional equivalent for images/PDF meaning | XL | Vision model **on-demand** (heavy); OCR async | File content → local |
 | **Cross-thread linking / related conversations** | Related context is scattered | Embedding nearest-neighbours find semantic links; keyword join misses paraphrase | M | pgvector HNSW; precomputed | Vectors local |
 | **Relationship mapping / knowledge graph** | No view of who/what connects | Extraction + embeddings build a people/topic graph; not expressible in SQL alone | XL | Batch build; incremental | Local graph store |
 | **Conversation insights** (decisions, sentiment shift) | "What was decided / how's this going?" | LLM reads intent/sentiment over a thread; rules can't | L | 7B; cache | Local |
 | **Sentiment analysis** | Gauge tone (angry client?) | Small model/LLM classifies tone; lexicon methods are crude/misleading | M | small model or embeddings | Local |
 | **Email comparison** ("what changed vs last quote?") | Manual diffing of prose | LLM semantic diff; text-diff shows characters, not meaning | M | 7B on two bodies | Local |
 | **Explain search results / decisions** | Trust & learnability | For semantic/NL, only the model can say *why*; lexical uses `ts_headline` (non-AI) | M | cheap (reuse retrieval) | Local |
 ## Group 2 — 🟡 Traditional-first, AI for the hard tail
 Heuristics/rules do 70–90% cheaply and instantly; AI handles ambiguity and adds explanations.
 The existing `HeuristicClassifier` and unsubscribe signals are the traditional backbone.
 | Feature | Problem | Traditional core | Where AI adds value | Cx | Perf / Privacy |
 |---------|---------|------------------|---------------------|----|----------------|
 | **Automatic categorisation** | Sort inbox into buckets | Rules on sender/domain/headers (exists) | Embedding zero-shot / small-LLM for the ambiguous long tail + confidence | M | Rules instant; LLM only on "unknown"; local |
 | **Smart filing / smart labels** | Where should this go? | Rules + user's past filing patterns | LLM/embedding *suggestions* with confidence, user-correctable | M | Suggest async; local |
 | **Priority prediction** | What needs me now? | Behavioural signals: your reply-rate to sender, frequency, VIPs, keywords, direct-to-me | ML/LLM refines ranking for edge cases | M | Mostly SQL/heuristic; local |
 | **Follow-up / awaiting-reply detection** | Dropped balls | Heuristic: *you* sent, contains a question, no reply in N days | LLM confirms "expects a reply" & drafts nudge | M | Heuristic instant; LLM optional; local |
 | **Smart notifications** | Notification fatigue | Rules over priority + quiet hours | LLM tunes "is this actually urgent" for borderline | S | Rules-first; local |
 | **Spam detection** | Junk | Rules/Bayesian + provider signals | Small model for novel spam; LLM explains | M | Fast; local |
 | **Phishing detection** | Safety | URL/domain analysis, SPF/DKIM hints, lookalike detection (+ existing SSRF guard) | **LLM reasons about social-engineering cues**; runs async on flagged mail, explains risk | L | Rules sync; LLM async on suspicious; local |
 | **Duplicate email detection** | Clutter / repeats | **Exact hash** for identical | **Embedding cosine** for near-duplicates | M | hash instant; vector cheap; local |
 | **Inbox assistant** (daily brief) | "Catch me up" | Compose from priority/follow-up/counts (rules) | LLM writes the natural-language brief over that structured data | L | 7B once/session; local |
 ## Group 3 — ⚪ Not AI (don't waste VRAM)
 | Feature | Do it with | Why not AI |
 |---------|-----------|------------|
 | **Language detection** | fastText-lid / CLD3 library | Instant, accurate, ~0 VRAM; an LLM is pure overhead |
 | **Exact duplicate detection** | content hash | Deterministic and free |
 | **Unsubscribe detection** | List-Unsubscribe header parsing (exists) | Structured signal already present |
 ---
 ## Selection guidance (feeds the roadmap)
 - **First AI wins (highest value / lowest risk):** thread summary · follow-up detection
  (heuristic + AI confirm) · reply suggestions · NL search parse. All reuse the one warm 7B.
 - **Semantic tier (needs pgvector + embeddings):** related/find-similar · near-dup ·
  conversation insights · categorisation long-tail.
 - **Ambitious tier:** ask-your-inbox (RAG) · knowledge graph · attachment/vision understanding.
 - **Never gate the core on any of these** — each has a non-AI fallback or simply hides when
  AI is off.
 ## Privacy posture (applies to all)
 Email bodies and attachments are processed **on-device via Ollama**; embeddings, summaries,
 extractions, and graphs are **stored locally in Postgres**. No content leaves the machine
 unless the user deliberately configures a cloud provider — and even then, per-feature
 consent should gate it. This is the product's defining trust advantage (see
 [02](02-competitor-analysis.md)).
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 # 08 — Technical Architecture (Phase 7)
 How the redesign is built on the **existing Clean Architecture** — extending seams, not
 rewriting. Everything here preserves the dependency rule `Api → Infrastructure →
 Application → Domain` and the security posture from [01](01-architecture-review.md).
 > **Update — multi-provider platform.** This architecture now assumes the
 > [multi-provider design](multi-provider/README.md): the Gmail-centric `Email`/`Sender`
 > model generalises to **account-scoped, provider-normalised** entities behind
 > `IEmailProvider`; the app becomes **small-team multi-user** (Admin/Member) with
 > **OAuth-as-login**, settings, and feature flags; and **AI gating is feature-flag-driven**
 > (`ai.enabled` system flag → user pref). See that folder for the provider abstraction,
 > DB schema, security model, and admin/settings design; this doc remains the search/AI/
 > caching/indexing reference they build on.
 ## Overall
 ```
 React SPA (v2 shell)
   │  REST (+ SSE for streaming AI/search)
 Api  ──────────────────────────────────────────────
 Application:  IInboxAi · ISearchService · SearchIntentParser · DTOs
 Infrastructure:
   ├ Search:   SearchService (structured + lexical rank + hybrid)
   ├ AI:       IAiProvider / IEmbeddingProvider / model router / VRAM guard
   ├ Jobs:     EmbeddingBackfill · AiEnrichment · IndexMaintenance (IHostedService + Channel queue)
   ├ Gmail/Sync/Cleanup/Analytics (existing)
   └ Persistence: EF Core + Npgsql (+ pgvector)
 Domain: entities/enums (+ Embedding, Entities, ThreadSummary, SavedSearch)
 External (optional): Ollama (local, own container) · cloud AI (opt-in only)
 ```
 ## Search architecture
 The 4-layer engine from [05](05-search-redesign.md):
 - **Structured** (SQL WHERE) + **Lexical** (`websearch_to_tsquery` + `ts_rank_cd`, weighted
  multi-field `tsvector`, `pg_trgm` fuzzy fallback) — **always on**.
 - **Semantic** (pgvector, HNSW) + **AI-assisted** (intent parse, RAG) — **optional**.
 - **Hybrid fusion (RRF)** merges lexical+semantic; boosts recency/sender/unread.
 - **Keyset pagination** replaces offset; score-ordered top-N for ranked queries.
 - `SearchIntentParser` (evolves `GmailQueryParser`): operators → rules-NL → optional LLM.
 ## AI architecture
 - Provider interfaces + `IInboxAi` facade + **model router** (task→model via config) +
  **prompt templates** (versioned files) + **VRAM guard** (serialises heavy vision jobs
  behind unloading the 7B; embeddings stay hot). See [06](06-ai-strategy.md).
 - **Streaming** via SSE for summaries/replies/RAG answers (perceived speed).
 - **Bounded**: per-call timeout, `CancellationToken`, Polly fallback to Null path.
 ## Plugin / modularity architecture
 - **Analyzer pipeline:** email enrichment is a set of `IEmailAnalyzer` plugins
  (classifier, entity-extractor, summariser, phishing, dedup). Each declares required
  capabilities (`Chat`/`Embeddings`/none) and is **skipped gracefully** if unavailable.
  New AI features = new analyzers; no core changes.
 - **Search providers** implement a common `ISearchLayer` so semantic/AI layers plug in.
 - **AI providers** already pluggable (`IAiProvider`); adding a provider = one class + config.
 - This is the "modular AI" requirement realised structurally.
 ## Caching
 - **Embeddings & summaries**: persisted in Postgres (compute once, invalidate on new msg).
 - **Search suggestions / recent**: cached per-user (memory + DB); debounced live search.
 - **Query results**: short-TTL cache for identical repeated queries; ETag on read endpoints.
 - **Model warmth**: Ollama `keep_alive` keeps the 7B hot between calls.
 ## Indexing
 | Index | Column | Purpose |
 |-------|--------|---------|
 | GIN | `SearchVector` (weighted A/B/C/D) | Full-text |
 | GIN `pg_trgm` | sender addr/name, subject | Fuzzy / substring (fixes non-sargable `.Contains`) |
 | HNSW | `Email.Embedding` (pgvector) | Semantic k-NN |
 | btree | `(UserId, SentAtUtc)`, `(UserId, ThreadId)` | Keyset pagination, threading |
 - Built incrementally on sync; **EmbeddingBackfillWorker** batch-fills history (VRAM-aware, low priority).
 ## Background jobs
 - Keep the existing `IHostedService` worker pattern; add a **`Channel<T>` in-process queue**
  with a bounded concurrency worker for AI enrichment (summaries/entities/embeddings on new
  mail). Idempotent, resumable, backpressured. (Upgrade path: durable queue if multi-node.)
 - Jobs: `GmailSyncWorker` (exists), `DigestWorker` (exists), `EmbeddingBackfillWorker`,
  `AiEnrichmentWorker`, `IndexMaintenanceWorker`.
 ## Database schema improvements
 - **Widen** `Email.SearchVector` (subject/sender/filename/labels, weighted).
 - **Add**: `Email.Embedding vector(768)`; tables `EmailEntities`, `ThreadSummary`,
  `SavedSearch`, `SearchHistory`, `AiJob` (status/retry), `SenderImportance` (materialised).
 - **Fix debt**: resolve the `Email↔EmailLabel` global-query-filter warning (optional nav or
  matching filters); make FTS **language-aware** (detect → per-language config) instead of hardcoded English.
 - **Scale**: consider per-`UserId` list partitioning of `Emails` if single users exceed ~1M rows.
 ## Scalability
 - Single-user/self-host is the primary shape → vertical scaling + good indexes is enough.
 - Connection pooling (Npgsql), keyset pagination, top-N-by-score, batched embeddings.
 - **Ollama is the throughput bottleneck** → serialise/queue AI, cache aggressively, prefer
  the small/embedding models for high-volume paths.
 - Multi-tenant future: read replicas, per-user partitioning, durable job queue.
 ## Deployment
 - Extend the Compose stack (from the CI/CD we built): add an **optional `ollama` service**
  (profile `ai`) and a **pgvector-enabled Postgres image**. AI-off deployments omit the
  profile entirely. Dev→staging auto-deploy already proven; prod is tag-gated.
 ## Offline support
 - Data is **already local** (Postgres on the user's machine) — the product is local-first
  by nature. SPA: service-worker cache for shell + last-viewed mail (read offline); queue
  mutations (label/cleanup) to replay on reconnect. AI is inherently offline (Ollama local).
 ## Security model
 - Retain: OAuth **read-only** scope, encrypted refresh tokens (Data Protection), **IDOR
  global query filters**, SSRF egress guard, non-root containers, confirmed+previewed
  destructive actions.
 - **New AI concerns:**
  - **Prompt injection** — email content is untrusted input to the LLM. Treat model output
    as **advisory only**; never let it trigger actions directly; sanitise/format; the LLM
    can *suggest* but a human/rule confirms (aligns with "AI never acts").
  - **Attachment/vision** — sandbox parsing; size/type limits; never execute.
  - **Local-only by default** — cloud provider is explicit opt-in with per-feature consent
    and egress logging; the SSRF guard already constrains outbound calls.
  - Secrets stay in `deploy/.env` / Actions secrets (never in git) — as established.
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 # 09 — Product Roadmap (Phase 8)
 Everything from discovery, split into releases and **prioritised by user value vs
 engineering effort**. The guiding sequence: **ship the redesign + dramatically better
 (deterministic) search first**, then layer **optional local AI** in value order, each tier
 reusing infrastructure the previous one built.
 > **Update — multi-provider platform epic.** The
 > [multi-provider + admin/settings design](multi-provider/README.md) is a **v1.x platform
 > epic** (its own 6-phase plan) that the search/AI features build on. Sequencing note: the
 > **provider abstraction, unified email model, settings, and feature-flag engine land early
 > in v1.x** (they underpin multi-user + AI gating); the AI features from this roadmap then
 > plug into that flag system. Both plans share the same flag-gated, ship-dark discipline.
 ## Prioritisation framework
 Score each item **Value (1–5) × (6 − Effort 1–5)**, then sequence so that (a) high-value/
 low-effort ships first, (b) risky/expensive AI comes only after its infrastructure exists,
 and (c) **nothing in an early release depends on AI being enabled.**
 ```
 Value ▲   ★ MVP first        ● do next        ○ later
   5 │ ★ranking ★redesign     ●NL search       ○ask-inbox
   4 │ ★fuzzy ★chips ★summary ●semantic ●brief  ○knowledge graph
   3 │ ★perf/indexes          ●people ●extract  ○collaboration
   2 │                        ●categorise-tail  ○plugins ○mobile
   1 │                                          ○multi-provider
     └───────────────────────────────────────────────────►
        low effort ──────────────────────────► high effort
 ```
 ---
 ## MVP → **v1.0.0** — "The redesign + world-class deterministic search"
 Rationale: the single biggest perceived-quality jump, built mostly on **deterministic**
 tech (low risk). AI appears only as a few optional, reversible wins behind a toggle.
 - **UX v2 shell + design system + both themes** (dark-first, green ramp) — the "world-class" feel.
 - **Search core:** relevance ranking (RRF/`ts_rank`), multi-field weighted FTS, `pg_trgm`
  fuzzy, **filter chips**, saved/recent/suggested, **"why matched"** (lexical), keyset pagination.
 - **Perf/debt:** `pg_trgm` + FTS indexes, virtualised list, code-splitting, fix EF
  query-filter warning, language-aware FTS.
 - **AI foundation:** extended abstraction (`IAiProvider`+`IEmbeddingProvider`+facade+router),
  Null + Ollama wired, **VRAM guard**, prompt templates.
 - **First AI wins (optional):** thread summary · follow-up detection (heuristic + AI confirm)
  · reply suggestions.
 - **Why now:** delivers the flagship promise (fast, approachable, ranked, explainable search
  + a premium UI) even with AI off.
 ## v1.1 — "Assisted search & productivity"
 Rationale: build on MVP's embedding groundwork; assist without heavy compute.
 - **Natural-language search** parse (rules-first + optional LLM), shown as editable chips.
 - **People search** · **attachment (filename) search** · **search-driven bulk actions**.
 - **Inbox assistant / daily brief** · **task/calendar/reminder extraction**.
 - **Categorisation long-tail** (embedding zero-shot + confidence) · **priority prediction v1**.
 - **Why now:** the "assisted, not syntactic" search vision, plus the highest-value AI
  productivity features — all still light on VRAM.
 ## v1.2 — "Semantic tier"
 Rationale: introduces `pgvector` + embedding backfill; unlocks meaning-based features.
 - **Semantic search** (pgvector HNSW, hybrid RRF) · **related / find-similar**.
 - **Near-duplicate detection** · **thread summaries surfaced in results** · **conversation insights**.
 - **Relationship mapping (basics)**.
 - **Why now:** semantic recall is a headline differentiator but needs the embedding
  infrastructure and backfill worker to be mature and VRAM-safe.
 ## v2.0 — "Ambitious AI"
 Rationale: flagship, compute-heavy features that need a mature semantic + vision stack.
 - **Conversational "ask your inbox"** (RAG + **citations**).
 - **Entity search & facets** (amounts, orgs, dates) · **attachment OCR/content understanding** (vision, on-demand).
 - **Phishing reasoning** (LLM over flagged mail, async, explained) · **knowledge graph**.
 - **Why now:** highest wow-factor and the strongest "local private AI" story, but only
  worthwhile once retrieval, extraction, and vision infra are proven.
 ## v3.0 — "Platform"
 Rationale: expand beyond the individual power-user once the core is best-in-class.
 - **Collaboration / shared inbox** (assign, comment) · **automation / rules engine**
  (a `docs/specs/feature-rules-engine.md` already exists — fold it in).
 - **Multi-account & additional providers** (IMAP/Outlook) · **plugin ecosystem** (analyzer
  API) · **mobile app** · **multi-window / desktop shell** (Tauri) · **multi-provider AI**.
 - **Why now:** platform bets that only pay off on top of a beloved core product.
 ---
 ## Sequencing principles (explained)
 1. **Deterministic value before AI.** MVP's biggest wins (ranking, chips, redesign) need no
   AI — they de-risk the release and prove the product before compute-heavy features.
 2. **Infrastructure amortised.** Embeddings introduced once (v1.1 foundations → v1.2 usage)
   power search, dedup, related, categorisation, and RAG — spread the cost.
 3. **Value-first within a release.** Inside each version, highest value/effort ships first so
   partial delivery is still shippable.
 4. **AI is always additive.** Every release is complete and excellent with AI disabled —
   protecting the "works without AI" mandate and the mainstream audience.
 5. **Platform last.** Collaboration/plugins/mobile are large and only worthwhile once the
   individual experience is genuinely best-in-class.
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 # 10 — Git Implementation Plan (Phase 10)
 Turns the [roadmap](09-roadmap.md) into executable Git work, on the workflow already in
 place ([../WORKFLOW.md](../WORKFLOW.md)): trunked `develop`/`main`, Conventional Commits,
 PR-gated CI/Security, auto-deploy to staging, tag-gated production.
 ## Structure: Epics → Features → Tasks
 - **Epic** = a roadmap theme → a milestone + a long-lived integration effort.
 - **Feature** = one shippable slice → one `feature/*` branch → one PR into `develop`.
 - **Task** = one atomic commit (conventional) within a feature branch.
 ## Epics (mapped to releases)
 | Milestone | Epic | Example feature branches |
 |-----------|------|--------------------------|
 | **v1.0.0** | `epic/design-system` | `feature/design-tokens` · `feature/app-shell` · `feature/themes-dark-light` |
 | **v1.0.0** | `epic/search-core` | `feature/search-ranking` · `feature/fts-multifield` · `feature/search-fuzzy-trgm` · `feature/search-chips` · `feature/saved-recent-searches` · `feature/search-why-matched` · `feature/keyset-pagination` |
 | **v1.0.0** | `epic/perf-and-debt` | `feature/trgm-indexes` · `feature/virtualised-list` · `feature/code-splitting` · `fix/ef-queryfilter-warning` · `feature/language-aware-fts` |
 | **v1.0.0** | `epic/ai-foundation` | `feature/ai-abstraction` · `feature/embedding-provider` · `feature/ai-vram-guard` · `feature/ai-thread-summary` · `feature/ai-followup-detect` · `feature/ai-reply-suggest` |
 | **v1.1.0** | `epic/assisted-search` | `feature/nl-search-parse` · `feature/people-search` · `feature/attachment-filename-search` · `feature/search-bulk-actions` |
 | **v1.1.0** | `epic/ai-productivity` | `feature/inbox-brief` · `feature/task-calendar-extract` · `feature/categorise-tail` · `feature/priority-v1` |
 | **v1.2.0** | `epic/semantic` | `feature/pgvector-schema` · `feature/embedding-backfill` · `feature/semantic-search` · `feature/find-similar` · `feature/near-dup` · `feature/thread-insights` |
 | **v2.0.0** | `epic/ambitious-ai` | `feature/ask-your-inbox-rag` · `feature/entity-facets` · `feature/attachment-ocr` · `feature/phishing-reasoning` · `feature/knowledge-graph` |
 | **v3.0.0** | `epic/platform` | `feature/rules-engine` · `feature/collaboration` · `feature/multi-account` · `feature/plugin-api` · `feature/mobile` |
 ## Branch naming
 - `feature/<kebab-scope>` · `fix/<kebab>` · `hotfix/<kebab>` (off `main`) · optional
  `release/x.y.0` for stabilisation. Epics tracked via milestone/label, not a long branch
  (avoid merge hell); features integrate continuously into `develop`.
 ## Commit strategy
 - **Conventional Commits** (already used): `type(scope): summary`. Types drive SemVer:
  `feat`→minor, `fix`→patch, `feat!`/`BREAKING CHANGE`→major.
 - One logical change per commit; **docs updated in the same commit/PR** as the behaviour
  they describe (enforced by review checklist — see below).
 ## PR strategy
 - `feature/* → develop`, **squash-merge**; `develop → main`, **merge commit** (release boundary).
 - **Required checks** (already enforced): `CI/backend`, `CI/frontend`, `Security/secrets`,
  `Security/dependencies`. Merge to `develop` auto-deploys **staging**.
 - **PR checklist:** tests added (unit + integration for API changes) · docs updated ·
  AI features have a **Null/AI-off path** · no secret committed · perf-sensitive paths have
  an index/plan note.
 ## Release milestones (tags on `main`)
 | Tag | Contents | Gate |
 |-----|----------|------|
 | `v1.0.0` | Redesign + deterministic search + AI foundation & first wins | Redesign parity + search benchmarks green |
 | `v1.1.0` | Assisted search + AI productivity | NL parse accuracy + extraction quality bar |
 | `v1.2.0` | Semantic tier | Backfill complete + hybrid-rank quality bar |
 | `v2.0.0` | Ambitious AI (RAG, vision, graph) | RAG citation accuracy + VRAM stability |
 | `v3.0.0` | Platform (collab, rules, plugins, mobile) | — |
 - Cutting a tag = the production-promotion action (see [../WORKFLOW.md](../WORKFLOW.md) §5–6);
  `deploy-prod.yml` fires on `v*` once the Linux server + its runner exist.
 - Interim work ships as `0.x`/pre-release increments on `develop`; `v1.0.0` is the first
  "world-class" cut.
 ## Docs-alongside-code (hard rule)
 Every feature PR updates the relevant doc: `docs/discovery/*` decisions graduate into
 `docs/` living docs (architecture, search, AI, API reference) as they're implemented, and
 `CHANGELOG.md` gains an entry. Discovery docs are the *source*; implementation keeps them true.
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 # 11 — Risk Assessment & Future Opportunities
 ## Risk assessment
 Likelihood (L) / Impact (I): H/M/L.
 | # | Risk | L | I | Mitigation |
 |---|------|---|---|------------|
 | R1 | **Full UI redesign destabilises a working app** | M | H | Strangler migration behind `ui.v2` flag, screen-by-screen; API untouched; ship via the proven `develop→staging` pipeline; keep old screens until parity verified |
 | R2 | **VRAM (10 GB) can't hold desired models concurrently** | M | M | 7–8B sweet-spot (not 14B); embeddings hot + LLM warm + vision on-demand; VRAM guard serialises heavy jobs; small models for high-volume paths |
 | R3 | **Local AI quality/latency disappoints** | M | M | Traditional-first (AI only where it clearly wins); AI advisory + optional; stream responses; cache; model routing lets us swap models without code change |
 | R4 | **Prompt injection via email content** | M | H | Treat all model output as advisory; **AI never triggers actions**; human/rule confirms; sanitise; SSRF/egress guards; local-only by default |
 | R5 | **Gmail API quota / sync scale at 100k+ mailboxes** | M | M | Batching + Polly backoff (exists); incremental sync; background enrichment queue with backpressure; keyset pagination |
 | R6 | **Semantic infra (pgvector/embeddings) ops complexity** | M | M | Introduce once (v1.2), backfill worker VRAM-aware + resumable; HNSW tuning; feature hides if unavailable |
 | R7 | **Search relevance regressions vs today** | L | M | Lexical hits never lose to fuzzy noise (weighting); benchmark suite as a release gate; keep date-sort as a user option |
 | R8 | **Scope creep — trying to beat everyone at once** | H | M | Roadmap value/effort discipline; MVP is deterministic + small AI; platform features deferred to v3 |
 | R9 | **Solo-dev bandwidth / single-machine staging** | H | M | Small shippable features; CI/CD automation already reduces toil; staging owned by automation (don't hand-run it — see memory note) |
 | R10 | **Mainstream-vs-power tension dilutes the UX** | M | M | Progressive disclosure: simple default, power revealed on demand; pointer-first with keyboard as accelerator |
 | R11 | **Privacy promise broken by a cloud provider option** | L | H | Local default; cloud is explicit per-feature opt-in with egress logging + consent; never silent |
 | R12 | **pgvector image / Ollama container adds deploy friction** | L | L | Optional Compose profiles (`ai`); AI-off deployments omit them entirely |
 ## Future opportunities (beyond v3.0)
 - **Additional mail backends** — IMAP/JMAP, Outlook/Graph — become a true multi-provider client.
 - **On-device personalisation** — light fine-tuning / user-preference adapters for priority & tone.
 - **Calendar & tasks integration** — close the loop from extraction to action.
 - **Voice** — dictate replies, "ask your inbox" by voice (local Whisper).
 - **Plugin marketplace** — third-party analyzers/widgets on the analyzer + command-palette APIs.
 - **Team knowledge base** — shared, permissioned knowledge graph across a team inbox.
 - **Native desktop shell** (Tauri) for OS integration, global hotkey, tray, true multi-window.
 - **Smart compose surfaces** — templates that learn, snippet library, per-recipient tone memory.
 - **Local model upgrades** — swap in newer/quantised models as they ship (router makes it a config change).
 ## Recommendation
 The foundation is strong and the wedge is real. **Proceed with v1.0.0 (redesign +
 deterministic search + AI foundation)** — it's high-value, low-risk, and independent of AI
 being enabled — then layer local AI in value order. The biggest watch-items are **R1
 (migration discipline)** and **R8 (scope)**; both are controlled by the strangler approach
 and the value/effort-sequenced roadmap.
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 # Executive Summary — InboxIntel Discovery Blueprint
 **Ambition:** become one of the best **email search and management** experiences available
 — fast, scalable, secure, intuitive — with **AI used only where it clearly beats
 traditional approaches**, running **locally and privately**, and **never as a hard
 dependency**.
 ## The opportunity (the wedge)
 The market has split in two, and both halves leave a gap:
 - **AI, but cloud** (Gmail/Gemini, Outlook/Copilot, Shortwave, Spark) — useful, but your
  mail is processed off-device.
 - **Private, but little/no AI** (Proton, Thunderbird, Fastmail).
 **No mainstream product owns "genuinely useful AI that runs on your own machine."**
 InboxIntel can — and it already has the seams for it. Combined with three more openings —
 **approachable power-search as the home screen**, **explainability** ("why this matched /
 was categorised"), and **fast *and* friendly** (Superhuman is fast-but-intimidating; casual
 apps are friendly-but-slow) — this is a defensible, differentiated position.
 > **Positioning:** *Make search the fastest way to think about your inbox, with AI that runs
 > on your own machine and always explains itself. Powerful for pros, simple for anyone.*
 ## Current state — verdict: extend, don't rewrite
 A clean, secure, well-tested .NET 8 / React foundation with **real Postgres full-text
 search** and **an AI provider abstraction already in place** (`NullAiProvider` /
 `OllamaProvider` / `OpenAiProvider`). The gaps are exactly where the product wants to win:
 relevance-ranked multi-mode search, a richer AI contract (embeddings/extraction),
 conversation intelligence, and a modern approachable UX. **None require a rewrite.**
 ## Design direction (from the interview)
 Notion/Arc-**professional**, "anyone can pick it up": **pointer-first & discoverable**
 (palette/shortcuts as accelerators), **balanced density**, **dark-first** (genuine light
 too), **subtle motion**, **green `#3ba31f`** accent, clean rounded line icons, **fully
 responsive** desktop→mobile. The pivotal decision — *discoverable-first over keyboard-first*
 — reframes search from "a syntax you learn" into "an inviting, assisted experience."
 ## Search & AI in a nutshell
 - **Search:** a 4-layer engine — Structured → **Lexical+Ranking** (always on) → Semantic
  (pgvector) → AI-assisted (NL / ask-your-inbox / explanations) — with **hybrid RRF ranking**
  replacing today's date-only sort. Degrades gracefully with AI off.
 - **AI:** extend the abstraction to embeddings + structured output behind a task facade with
  **config-driven model routing**; on the **RTX 3080 (10 GB)**, **Qwen2.5-7B** (warm) +
  **nomic-embed-text** (hot) do most jobs, vision on-demand. Traditional-first everywhere;
  every AI feature has a non-AI fallback.
 ## Roadmap shape
 **v1.0** redesign + world-class *deterministic* search + AI foundation → **v1.1** assisted
 search & productivity → **v1.2** semantic tier → **v2.0** ambitious AI (RAG, vision, graph)
 → **v3.0** platform (collaboration, rules, plugins, mobile). Sequenced so **deterministic
 value ships before AI**, infrastructure is amortised, and **every release is complete with
 AI disabled.**
 ## Key risks
 Migration of a full redesign (**mitigated by strangler + `ui.v2` flag**), VRAM limits
 (**7–8B sweet spot + load policy**), prompt injection (**AI advisory-only, never acts**), and
 scope creep (**value/effort-sequenced roadmap**). See [11](11-risks-and-future.md).
 ## Recommendation
 **Proceed to v1.0.0** — the redesign, ranked/assisted search, and AI foundation. It's the
 biggest quality jump, it's low-risk and deterministic, and it stands entirely on its own
 without AI. Then layer local, private, explainable AI in value order.
 ---
 ### Read the full blueprint
 [01 Architecture](01-architecture-review.md) · [02 Competitors](02-competitor-analysis.md) ·
 [03 Users](03-user-research.md) · [04 UX + Design System](04-ux-redesign-and-design-system.md) ·
 [05 Search](05-search-redesign.md) · [06 AI Strategy](06-ai-strategy.md) ·
 [07 AI Features](07-ai-feature-catalogue.md) · [08 Architecture](08-technical-architecture.md) ·
 [09 Roadmap](09-roadmap.md) · [10 Git Plan](10-git-plan.md) ·
 [11 Risks & Future](11-risks-and-future.md) · [Design Brief](00-design-brief.md)
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 # InboxIntel — Discovery & Blueprint
 This folder is the **product discovery output**: a world-class specification that will
 become the blueprint for the next generation of InboxIntel. It is a **planning
 artifact** — no application code is changed during discovery.
 > Vision: become one of the best **email search and management** experiences available —
 > extremely fast, scalable, secure, and intuitive. AI is introduced **only where it
 > clearly beats traditional approaches**, and never as a hard dependency.
 ## Non-negotiable constraints (carried into every phase)
 - **AI is optional & modular.** The app must work fully with AI disabled. All AI sits
  behind an `IAIProvider` abstraction (already seeded: `NullAiProvider` / `OllamaProvider`
  / `OpenAiProvider`) so providers swap without touching application logic.
 - **Local-first AI.** Primary target: Ollama on an NVIDIA RTX 3080 (10 GB).
 - **Privacy.** Read-only Gmail scope; AI advisory-only; no destructive AI actions.
 - **Speed & security are features**, not afterthoughts.
 ## Document index
 > **Start here:** [Executive Summary](EXECUTIVE-SUMMARY.md)
 | # | Document | Phase | Status |
 |---|----------|-------|--------|
 | — | [Executive Summary](EXECUTIVE-SUMMARY.md) | all | ✅ draft |
 | 00 | [Design Brief](00-design-brief.md) | 4A (interview) | ✅ locked |
 | 01 | [Architecture Review](01-architecture-review.md) | 1 | ✅ draft |
 | 02 | [Competitor Analysis](02-competitor-analysis.md) | 2 | ✅ draft |
 | 03 | [User Research & Journey Maps](03-user-research.md) | 3 | ✅ draft |
 | 04 | [UX/UI Redesign + Design System](04-ux-redesign-and-design-system.md) | 4A | ✅ draft |
 | 05 | [Search Redesign](05-search-redesign.md) | 4B | ✅ draft |
 | 06 | [AI Strategy & Model Recommendations](06-ai-strategy.md) | 5 | ✅ draft |
 | 07 | [AI Feature Catalogue](07-ai-feature-catalogue.md) | 6 | ✅ draft |
 | 08 | [Technical Architecture](08-technical-architecture.md) | 7 | ✅ draft |
 | 09 | [Product Roadmap (MVP→v3)](09-roadmap.md) | 8 | ✅ draft |
 | 10 | [Git Implementation Plan](10-git-plan.md) | 10 | ✅ draft |
 | 11 | [Risk Assessment & Future Opportunities](11-risks-and-future.md) | cross-cutting | ✅ draft |
 ## Extension designs
 - [**Multi-Provider Email Platform + Admin/Settings**](multi-provider/README.md) — evolves
  InboxIntel into a small-team, multi-provider (Gmail/Outlook/IMAP) platform with OAuth-as-
  login, settings, feature flags, and an admin panel. Reshapes the core assumptions above
  (see the "Update" callouts in [08](08-technical-architecture.md) and [09](09-roadmap.md)).
 ## Conventions
 - Every recommendation is a durable markdown doc suitable for long-term maintenance.
 - Each feature is specified with: **problem solved · why AI (or why not) · complexity ·
  estimated effort · user value · perf & privacy considerations**.
 - Nothing here is implemented until explicitly approved and scheduled via the Git plan.
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 # 01 — Provider Abstraction (Part 1)
 A unified layer so Gmail, Outlook/Graph, and future IMAP look identical to the rest of the
 app. **No provider-specific logic in Domain**; specifics live in Infrastructure adapters.
 ## Layering
 ```
 Domain            : Account, EmailMessage, EmailThread, Label (provider-agnostic)
 Application       : IEmailProvider (contract) · ISyncOrchestrator · DTOs
 Infrastructure    : GmailProvider · OutlookProvider · ImapProvider  (adapters)
                    ProviderFactory (ProviderType → adapter) · ITokenStore
 ```
 ## The contract
 ```csharp
 public enum ProviderType { Google, Microsoft, Imap }
 public interface IEmailProvider {
    ProviderType Type { get; }
    ProviderCapabilities Capabilities { get; }          // read, modifyFlags, folders, delta, send?
    // Auth (details in 02-auth-and-signin.md)
    Task<OAuthResult> ExchangeCodeAsync(string code, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<TokenSet>    RefreshAsync(TokenSet current, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<ProviderIdentity> GetIdentityAsync(TokenSet tokens, CancellationToken ct); // sub + email
    // Sync (pull-based, incremental)
    Task<SyncPage> SyncAsync(SyncCursor cursor, TokenSet tokens, CancellationToken ct);
    Task<RawMessage> FetchMessageAsync(string providerMessageId, TokenSet tokens, CancellationToken ct);
    // Mutations (only if Capabilities allow; mirrors current gmail.modify scope)
    Task ApplyFlagAsync(string providerMessageId, MailFlagChange change, TokenSet tokens, CancellationToken ct);
 }
 ```
 - `SyncPage` = `{ IReadOnlyList<RawMessage> upserts, IReadOnlyList<string> deletes, SyncCursor next, bool hasMore }`.
 - `RawMessage` is the **provider-shaped** payload; a **normaliser** maps it to the domain
  `EmailMessage`. The rest of the app never sees `RawMessage`.
 - Capabilities let the UI/engine **degrade gracefully** (e.g., an IMAP server without
  CONDSTORE falls back to full-scan sync; no `send` today for any provider).
 ## Provider implementations
 | Provider | API | Incremental cursor | Threading | Folders/Labels | Notes |
 |----------|-----|--------------------|-----------|----------------|-------|
 | **Gmail** | Gmail REST | `historyId` (History API) | `threadId` | labels | Reuses existing client; read + modify (no send), as today |
 | **Outlook/365** | Microsoft Graph | **delta query** `@odata.deltaLink` | `conversationId` | mailFolders | OAuth via Microsoft identity platform |
 | **IMAP** | IMAP4rev1 | `UIDVALIDITY`+`UIDNEXT`, `HIGHESTMODSEQ` (CONDSTORE/QRESYNC) | heuristic (References/In-Reply-To) | folders | Fallback = periodic UID scan if no CONDSTORE; MailKit already a dependency |
 ## Normalisation (the unified model)
 Each adapter maps provider fields → domain via a `IMessageNormaliser`:
 | Domain field | Gmail | Graph | IMAP |
 |--------------|-------|-------|------|
 | `ProviderMessageId` | message id | message id | `UIDVALIDITY:UID` |
 | `ProviderThreadId` | threadId | conversationId | derived (References) |
 | flags (unread/star/important/trashed/inbox) | labelIds | isRead/flag/folder | `\Seen \Flagged`, folder |
 | labels/folders | labels | mailFolders | folders |
 | sent/received, from, subject, snippet, body, attachments, size | headers/parts | message resource | RFC822 parse (MailKit) |
 - **Threads are per-account** (each provider defines its own). *Cross-provider* thread
  linking is a later semantic/AI feature (see blueprint [07](../07-ai-feature-catalogue.md)),
  not part of core normalisation.
 ## Sync engine
 - **`ISyncOrchestrator`** replaces the Gmail-specific worker: for each active `Account`, it
  loads the `SyncCursor`, calls `provider.SyncAsync`, **upserts** normalised messages
  (idempotent on `(AccountId, ProviderMessageId)`), applies deletes, and **persists the next
  cursor** atomically.
 - Runs as the existing hosted-worker pattern (`AccountSyncWorker`), one logical job per
  account, bounded concurrency, Polly backoff, resumable.
 - **Token refresh:** `SyncAsync`/mutations get a valid `TokenSet` from `ITokenStore`, which
  refreshes on expiry/401 and **re-encrypts** at rest; a failed refresh flips the account to
  `reauth_needed` (surfaced in UI, see [07](07-ux-flows.md)) — never crashes sync.
 - **New mail** triggers AI enrichment + embedding jobs (blueprint [08](../08-technical-architecture.md)).
 ## Search across providers
 Because all providers normalise into **one `email_messages` store scoped by `UserId`**,
 search (structured + FTS + semantic) **already spans every account a user has connected** —
 no per-provider search code. An optional `AccountId` facet lets users scope to one mailbox.
 ## Extensibility
 Adding a provider = one `IEmailProvider` adapter + one normaliser + register in
 `ProviderFactory` + a feature flag to enable it. **Zero changes to Domain, search, or AI.**
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 # 02 — Auth & Sign-in (Part 2)
 **OAuth is the login.** No passwords. A user's identity is the set of provider accounts
 linked to them; any one can authenticate the session. Identity key is **`(provider, sub)`**
 — never email (emails change; `sub` is stable, and the same email can exist on Google *and*
 Microsoft as distinct accounts).
 ## Provider-selection sign-in (first-time)
 ```
 [ Choose how to sign in ]
   ▸ Continue with Google        ▸ Continue with Microsoft     ( ▸ IMAP — future )
 ```
 1. User picks a provider → redirect to provider OAuth (**PKCE**, `state`, `nonce`).
 2. Callback → exchange code → `GetIdentityAsync` returns `(provider, sub, email, name)`.
 3. **Resolve:** look up `accounts (provider, sub)`.
   - **No match →** first-time. Create `user` (**first user ever = Admin**, otherwise `Member`
     if `system_settings.registration_open`, else reject) + `account` (`is_login_identity=true`)
     + encrypted `provider_tokens`. Start session.
   - **Match →** existing user. Refresh tokens, start session.
 4. Kick off the account's initial sync.
 ## Adding another account later (linking) — the security-critical flow
 The user is **already authenticated**. "Add account" → provider OAuth in **link mode**:
 - Callback identity `(provider, sub)`:
  - **Unlinked →** attach a new `account` (mailbox) to the **current** user. ✅
  - **Already linked to *this* user →** no-op / "already connected." 
  - **Already linked to *another* user →** **blocked** by the unique `(provider, provider_account_id)`
    constraint + explicit check → error "This mailbox is connected to a different InboxIntel
    user." **This is the anti-hijack guarantee** — you can only link an identity you can
    authenticate *and* that no one else owns.
 - A single user can hold **N accounts** across Google/Microsoft/IMAP; each can also serve as a
  login identity (any of them signs you into the same user).
 ## Switching
 - **Switch mailbox (same user):** an **account switcher** changes the active mailbox context
  (or "All accounts" unified view). No re-auth — it's all one user. Search can scope to one
  account or span all.
 - **Switch user (different person):** full sign-out → sign-in. Optional "fast switch" could
  hold multiple sessions, but for a small team, explicit re-auth is simplest and safest.
 ## Sessions
 - **Opaque server-side session** (`sessions` table) referenced by an **HttpOnly · Secure ·
  SameSite=Lax** cookie. **Provider tokens are never exposed to the browser.**
 - Rotate session id on login (anti-fixation); **idle (e.g., 7d) + absolute (e.g., 30d)**
  expiry; revoke on logout; **"sign out everywhere"** and **admin revoke** delete session rows.
 - CSRF: SameSite + anti-CSRF token on state-changing requests.
 ## Token lifecycle
 - Stored **encrypted at rest** (Data Protection); decrypted only in-memory for API calls.
 - **Refresh** on expiry/401 via `ITokenStore` → re-encrypt + persist; failure flips account to
  **`ReauthNeeded`** (banner + "Reconnect" CTA, see [07](07-ux-flows.md)) — sync/AI for that
  account pause, the rest of the app is unaffected.
 ## Provider OAuth specifics
 | | Google | Microsoft (Graph) |
 |--|--------|-------------------|
 | Endpoint | accounts.google.com | login.microsoftonline.com (`common`) |
 | Scopes | `openid email profile gmail.readonly gmail.modify` | `openid email profile offline_access Mail.Read Mail.ReadWrite` |
 | Identity | `sub` (+ verified email) | `oid`/`sub` (+ email) |
 | Refresh | refresh_token (offline) | refresh_token (`offline_access`) |
 | Redirect | `/signin/google` | `/signin/microsoft` |
 - **Least privilege:** request read/modify only (no send today — matches current posture).
  Extra scopes are added per-feature with consent, never up-front.
 ## Edge cases
 - **Same email, two providers** → two distinct accounts (identity is `sub`), unless the user
  links both to one InboxIntel user.
 - **Provider disabled by admin flag** (`provider.microsoft=false`) → hide it on the picker;
  existing accounts of that provider pause sync and show a notice.
 - **Reused browser / stale cookie** → session validated server-side each request; revoked/expired → re-auth.
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 # 03 — Database Design (Part 6)
 Schema for a **small-team, self-hosted, one-org** platform: multi-provider accounts per
 user, a normalised email store scaling to **millions of messages**, settings, feature
 flags, and audit. PostgreSQL + EF Core (+ pgvector for the blueprint's semantic tier).
 ## Entity map
 ```
 users ─┬─< accounts ─┬─< provider_tokens (1:1, encrypted)
       │             ├─< email_threads ─< email_messages ─┬─< attachments
       │             │                                    └─< message_labels >─ labels
       │             └─ sync_state (cursor)
       ├─< user_settings (1:1)
       └─< audit_logs (actor)
 system_settings (singleton)      feature_flags
 ```
 ## Tables
 ### Identity & access
 - **`users`** — the app identity (from OAuth).
  `id (uuid pk) · primary_email (citext, unique) · display_name · avatar_url · role (enum: Admin|Member) · status (enum: Active|Suspended) · created_at · last_login_at`
  *First-ever user is bootstrapped as **Admin** (see [05](05-admin-system.md)).*
 - **`accounts`** — a connected mailbox **and** a login identity (OAuth-is-login).
  `id (uuid pk) · user_id (fk) · provider (enum: Google|Microsoft|Imap) · provider_account_id (text, the OAuth 'sub' — immutable) · email (citext) · display_name · is_login_identity (bool) · status (enum: Active|ReauthNeeded|Disabled) · scopes (text[]) · added_at · last_sync_at`
  **Unique:** `(provider, provider_account_id)` → resolves an OAuth login to exactly one account→user; prevents the same mailbox linking twice.
 - **`provider_tokens`** — 1:1 with `accounts`, **encrypted at rest** (Data Protection API).
  `account_id (pk/fk) · access_token_enc (bytea) · refresh_token_enc (bytea) · expires_at_utc · token_type · rotated_at`
  *Never logged; see [06](06-security-model.md).*
 - **`sessions`** — server-side app sessions (opaque cookie).
  `id · user_id · created_at · expires_at · ip · user_agent · revoked_at` (supports "sign out everywhere" + admin revoke).
 ### Email (normalised, provider-agnostic)
 - **`email_threads`** — per account.
  `id (uuid pk) · account_id (fk) · user_id (denorm) · provider_thread_id · subject · participants (jsonb) · message_count · last_message_at`
  **Unique:** `(account_id, provider_thread_id)`.
 - **`email_messages`** — the big table.
  `id (uuid pk) · account_id (fk) · user_id (denorm) · thread_id (fk) · provider_message_id · sender_id (fk) · subject · snippet · body_text · sent_at_utc · received_at_utc · size_bytes · flags (unread/starred/important/in_inbox/trashed as bits or bools) · has_attachments · category (enum) · has_list_unsubscribe · supports_one_click_unsub · search_vector (tsvector, generated, weighted) · embedding (vector(768), nullable) · created_at`
  **Unique:** `(account_id, provider_message_id)` (idempotent upsert).
 - **`labels`** (`id · account_id · provider_label_id · name · type`) + **`message_labels`** (`message_id · label_id`, pk both).
 - **`attachments`** (`id · message_id · filename · mime · size · provider_attachment_id · content_text nullable` for future OCR/search).
 - **`senders`** / **`domains`** (existing) — kept, scoped per user (or global with per-user stats materialised in `sender_importance`).
 ### Settings, flags, audit
 - **`user_settings`** — 1:1 with `users`.
  `user_id (pk) · theme (enum: system|light|dark) · inbox_layout (jsonb) · notifications (jsonb) · ai_prefs (jsonb) · provider_prefs (jsonb) · updated_at`
 - **`system_settings`** — singleton (org-wide, admin-managed).
  `id (const) · maintenance_mode (bool) · default_theme · registration_open (bool) · updated_by · updated_at` (+ arbitrary `values jsonb` for growth).
 - **`feature_flags`** — the flag system (drives AI gating).
  `key (pk text) · enabled (bool) · scope (enum: SystemOnly|UserOverridable) · description · rollout (jsonb, e.g. per-role) · updated_by · updated_at`
  Seeded flags: `ai.enabled`, `ai.semantic_search`, `ai.ask_inbox`, `provider.google`, `provider.microsoft`, `provider.imap`, `maintenance.readonly`.
 - **`audit_logs`** — admin + security events.
  `id (bigserial) · actor_user_id (fk, nullable for system) · action (text) · target_type · target_id · metadata (jsonb) · ip · created_at`
  Append-only; indexed on `(created_at)`, `(actor_user_id)`, `(action)`.
 ## Indexing & performance
 | Index | Column(s) | For |
 |-------|-----------|-----|
 | GIN | `email_messages.search_vector` | FTS |
 | GIN `pg_trgm` | sender/subject | fuzzy (fixes non-sargable `.Contains`) |
 | HNSW | `email_messages.embedding` | semantic k-NN |
 | btree | `(user_id, sent_at_utc desc)`, `(account_id, sent_at_utc desc)`, `(thread_id)` | keyset pagination, scoping, threading |
 | unique | `(account_id, provider_message_id)`, `(provider, provider_account_id)` | idempotency, login resolution |
 ## Scalability (millions of emails, multi-account, incremental)
 - **Multi-account** = first-class via `accounts`; every email carries `account_id` + denormalised `user_id` (so cross-account per-user search is a single indexed scan).
 - **Millions of rows:** keyset (cursor) pagination, top-N-by-score ranking, `pg_trgm`/GIN/HNSW indexes. If a single user exceeds ~1–2M messages, **list-partition `email_messages` by `account_id`** (or hash by `user_id`).
 - **Incremental sync:** per-account `sync_state` cursor (`historyId` / `deltaLink` / `uidvalidity+modseq`) → only deltas fetched; idempotent upserts on the unique key.
 - **Idempotency & resumability:** all sync writes keyed on `(account_id, provider_message_id)`; cursor advanced atomically with the batch.
 ## RBAC in the schema
 Small-team model = a `role` column on `users` (`Admin|Member`) — no separate roles/permissions tables yet. **Extensible** to `roles`/`permissions`/`org_id` if this ever grows to multi-tenant, without reshaping the email tables.
 ## Migration from today (see full [Migration Guide](12-migration-guide.md))
 1. Create `users` from existing OAuth identity; set first user = **Admin**.
 2. Create one `Google` **`account`** per existing user; move current Gmail tokens → `provider_tokens`.
 3. Backfill `email_messages.account_id`/`user_id`, rename/extend from the current `Email` table; widen `search_vector`; add nullable `embedding`.
 4. Add `user_settings`, `system_settings`, `feature_flags` (seed `ai.enabled` from the current `Ai:Mode`), `audit_logs`.
 5. All additive + backfill; no destructive step — safe to run behind a maintenance window.
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 # 04 — Settings & Feature Flags (Part 3)
 Two layers of configuration — **per-user preferences** and **org-wide system settings /
 feature flags** — with a clear precedence. Critically: **AI is governed by a feature flag
 (admin, global), not merely a user preference.**
 ## User settings (per user)
 Stored in `user_settings`; editable by the user.
 | Setting | Values |
 |---------|--------|
 | `theme` | system · light · dark (dark-first default) |
 | `inbox_layout` | density, pane layout, default view/lane, per-account or unified |
 | `notifications` | channels, quiet hours, priority-only |
 | `ai_prefs` | per-feature opt-in (summaries, replies, semantic, ask-inbox…) — **only effective if the flag allows** |
 | `provider_prefs` | default account, sync frequency, signature per account |
 ## System settings (admin, org-wide)
 Stored in `system_settings` (singleton); Admin-only ([05](05-admin-system.md)).
 - `maintenance_mode` (off · read-only · locked-except-admin) · `default_theme` ·
  `registration_open` · org display name · retention defaults.
 ## Feature flag system
 `feature_flags` rows: `key · enabled · scope · rollout · description · updated_by/at`.
 - **`scope = SystemOnly`** — a hard org-wide switch; users cannot override (e.g., `provider.microsoft`, `maintenance.readonly`).
 - **`scope = UserOverridable`** — a default that a user preference can turn *off* (never *on* beyond what the flag permits) — e.g., `ai.summaries`.
 - **`rollout`** (jsonb) — optional per-role/percentage gating (e.g., enable a beta for Admins first).
 ### Evaluation service
 ```csharp
 public interface IFeatureFlags {
    bool IsEnabled(string key, UserContext user);   // system flag ∧ scope ∧ role rollout
 }
 public interface IAiGate {                          // the AI-specific resolver
    bool IsAiEnabled(UserContext user);             // ai.enabled (system) ∧ user.ai_prefs.master
    bool IsAiFeatureEnabled(string feature, UserContext user); // ∧ ai.<feature> ∧ user opt-in
 }
 ```
 - Flags are **cached** with change notification (hot-reload on admin edit); every read is cheap.
 - All flag reads are **fail-closed**: unknown/errored flag ⇒ treated as **off**.
 ## AI gating precedence (the key requirement)
 Effective AI availability is an **AND** down a chain — the system flag is the master gate:
 ```
 AI feature X is available for user U  ⇔
    feature_flags["ai.enabled"].enabled              (admin master switch — SYSTEM)
  ∧ feature_flags["ai." + X].enabled                 (per-feature flag — SYSTEM)
  ∧ providerCapability(X)                             (Ollama/provider actually available)
  ∧ user.ai_prefs.master_opt_in                       (user hasn't disabled AI for themselves)
  ∧ user.ai_prefs[X]                                  (user opted into this feature)
 ```
 - **Admin turns `ai.enabled` off ⇒ AI vanishes for everyone**, regardless of any user
  preference. This is the behaviour the brief mandates.
 - With AI on at the system level, users still choose per-feature. The **Null AI provider +
  capability flags** (blueprint [06](../06-ai-strategy.md)) mean a disabled path **falls back
  or hides** — never errors, never blocks core email.
 ## Settings precedence (general)
 ```
 system default  →  feature flag (may hard-disable)  →  user override (only where UserOverridable)
 ```
 ## Maintenance mode
 - `read-only`: mutations (send/cleanup/label) blocked with a banner; browsing/search stay up.
 - `locked-except-admin`: only Admins can use the app (for migrations/upgrades).
 - Enforced at the API via a middleware policy + surfaced as a global banner in the UI.
 ## Auditing
 Flag and system-setting changes are **admin actions → audit-logged** (who/what/old→new/when).
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 # 05 — Admin System (Part 4)
 An Admin-only panel to run the instance. **Admins manage the platform, not people's
 inboxes** — no admin route can read another user's mail (see [06](06-security-model.md)).
 ## Sections
 | Section | Admin can | Notes |
 |---------|-----------|-------|
 | **Users** | List users; view role/status/last-login; **promote/demote** (Admin↔Member); **suspend/reactivate**; **revoke sessions**; remove user (with data-deletion policy) | **Never** view a user's email contents |
 | **Feature flags** | List all flags; toggle `enabled`; set scope/rollout; per-role rollout | Includes AI + provider flags |
 | **AI (global)** | Master `ai.enabled` toggle + per-feature (`ai.summaries`, `ai.semantic_search`, `ai.ask_inbox`…); see Ollama/model status | Off ⇒ AI hidden for everyone ([04](04-settings-and-flags.md)) |
 | **Providers** | Enable/disable `provider.google` / `provider.microsoft` / `provider.imap` | Disabled ⇒ hidden on login picker; existing accounts pause |
 | **System config** | Maintenance mode (off/read-only/locked); `registration_open`; org name; default theme; retention | Sensitive → step-up + audit |
 | **Monitoring** | Basic health overview (below) | Read-only |
 | **Audit log** | Search/filter admin + security events | Append-only |
 ## Monitoring overview (basic)
 - **Sync health:** per-account last-sync time, `ReauthNeeded` count, error rate; job-queue depth.
 - **AI/Ollama:** reachable? loaded models, VRAM headroom, recent latency, failure rate.
 - **Sessions:** active session count; recent logins.
 - **System:** DB size / message count; background-job backlog; recent errors (from Serilog).
 - Deliberately **overview-only** — deep observability is a future opportunity, not v1.
 ## Access control & bootstrap
 - Every admin route requires the **Admin policy**; sensitive mutations require **confirmation/
  step-up** + are **rate-limited** and **audited**.
 - **Bootstrap:** the first user to sign in becomes **Admin** (one-time). Afterwards, admin is
  granted only by an existing Admin (audited, forces target session refresh so new/removed
  privileges take effect immediately).
 - Guardrails: an Admin cannot demote/suspend the **last remaining Admin** (lock-out prevention).
 ## Audit logging (what's recorded)
 Actor · action · target (user/flag/setting/provider) · old→new · ip · timestamp — for **all**
 admin mutations and security events (role change, flag toggle, provider disable, maintenance
 on/off, session revoke, user suspend). Append-only `audit_logs`; visible in the Audit section;
 exportable.
 ## API surface (Admin-scoped, all audited)
 ```
 GET/PATCH  /admin/users            /admin/users/{id}/role   /admin/users/{id}/status
 GET/PATCH  /admin/flags            /admin/flags/{key}
 GET/PATCH  /admin/system-settings
 GET        /admin/monitoring       /admin/audit
 ```
 All behind the Admin policy + maintenance-aware middleware.
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 # 06 — Security Model (Part 5)
 Builds on the existing hardening (read-only scope, encrypted tokens, IDOR global query
 filters, SSRF egress guard, non-root containers, confirmed destructive actions) and adds
 what multi-user + admin + multi-provider require.
 ## RBAC
 - Roles: **Admin** · **Member** (small-team, one org). First user bootstraps as Admin.
 - Enforced by **policy-based authorization** at the API (ASP.NET Core policies), not in the UI.
 | Capability | Member | Admin |
 |------------|:------:|:-----:|
 | Read/manage **own** mail & accounts | ✅ | ✅ |
 | Own user settings | ✅ | ✅ |
 | Link/unlink **own** provider accounts | ✅ | ✅ |
 | View/manage **other users** | ❌ | ✅ |
 | Toggle **feature flags** (incl. AI global) | ❌ | ✅ |
 | Enable/disable **providers** | ❌ | ✅ |
 | **Maintenance mode**, system settings | ❌ | ✅ |
 | View **audit log** & monitoring | ❌ | ✅ |
 - **No cross-user data access, ever** — Admin manages *accounts/flags/system*, **not** other
  users' email contents (privacy). Admin power is over the *platform*, not people's inboxes.
 ## OAuth token storage
 - Refresh/access tokens **encrypted at rest** with the Data Protection API (AES); keys persist
  to the mounted `/keys` volume (existing). Decrypted **only in-memory** for the moment of an
  API call. **Never logged, never sent to the browser.**
 - 1:1 `provider_tokens` per account; rotation timestamped; a compromised/rotated token is
  replaced atomically. Token columns are `bytea` ciphertext, not readable in DB dumps.
 ## Session handling
 - Opaque **server-side sessions** (DB-backed) + HttpOnly/Secure/SameSite cookie; **id rotated
  on login** (anti-fixation); idle + absolute expiry; server-side **revocation** (logout,
  sign-out-everywhere, admin revoke, role change). CSRF via SameSite + token.
 ## Admin access protection
 - Admin routes require the **Admin policy**; sensitive mutations (toggle AI global, disable a
  provider, suspend a user, enter maintenance) require a **confirmation / step-up** and are
  **rate-limited**.
 - **Every admin action is audit-logged** (`audit_logs`: actor, action, target, metadata, ip,
  time) — append-only.
 - First-admin bootstrap is one-time; afterwards admin is grant-only by an existing Admin
  (logged). Guard against privilege escalation: role changes are Admin-only + audited + force
  session refresh.
 ## API security boundaries
 - **Per-user isolation** via EF **global query filters** (extended to `account_id`/`user_id`)
  so a query can *never* return another user's rows — the IDOR safeguard, now multi-account.
 - **Input validation** (FluentValidation) on all DTOs; **mass-assignment safe** (explicit DTOs,
  no entity binding).
 - **Rate limiting** on auth, admin, search, and AI endpoints.
 - **SSRF egress guard** (existing) constrains all outbound calls — provider APIs, IMAP hosts,
  Ollama, and any opt-in cloud AI — to an allowlist; user-supplied IMAP hosts are validated.
 - **Security headers** (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, etc.) via the reverse proxy/API; strict CORS.
 ## Multi-provider & AI specifics
 - **Least-privilege scopes** per provider; extra scopes added per-feature with consent.
 - **Provider isolation:** disabling a provider flag revokes its use cleanly; per-account tokens
  are independent (one reauth doesn't affect others).
 - **Prompt injection:** email content is untrusted → LLM output is **advisory only, never
  triggers actions**; a human/rule confirms. AI runs **local by default**; cloud AI is explicit
  opt-in with per-feature consent + egress logging.
 - **Attachments/vision:** sandboxed parsing, size/type limits, never executed.
 ## Threat model (summary)
 | Threat | Mitigation |
 |--------|------------|
 | Account hijack via linking | Must authenticate as target user; unique `(provider, sub)`; linking an owned identity blocked |
 | Token theft / DB exposure | Encryption at rest; tokens never in logs/browser; rotation |
 | Privilege escalation | Admin-only role changes, audited, session refresh; policy checks server-side |
 | IDOR / cross-user leakage | Global query filters on user_id/account_id |
 | CSRF / session fixation | SameSite + token; session id rotation; server-side revoke |
 | SSRF (providers/IMAP/AI) | Egress allowlist guard; validate user-supplied hosts |
 | Prompt injection | AI advisory-only; never acts; local-first |
 | Mass admin abuse | Rate limit + step-up + full audit trail |
 ## Non-negotiables
 Admins manage the platform, **not** users' inboxes · tokens encrypted & browser-invisible ·
 every privileged action audited · AI never required and never acts autonomously.
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 # 07 — UX Flows (Part 7)
 Applies the [Design Brief](../00-design-brief.md) (Notion/Arc-professional, dark-first,
 green accent, pointer-first, responsive). **Keep it simple** — these are utility surfaces,
 not the daily driver.
 ## 1. Provider selection on login
 A calm, centred card — the *only* thing on screen.
 ```
            InboxIntel
   ───────────────────────────
   Sign in to continue
   [  ▸  Continue with Google      ]
   [  ▸  Continue with Microsoft   ]
   (  IMAP — coming soon, disabled )
   ───────────────────────────
   Your email stays on your machine.
 ```
 - Only **enabled** providers show (driven by `provider.*` flags).
 - One click → provider OAuth → back into the app. First-timer lands on an empty, friendly
  inbox with a "syncing your mail…" state.
 ## 2. Connected accounts page
 Reached from the account switcher or Settings → Accounts.
 ```
 Accounts                                   [ + Add account ]
 ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ 🟢 Google   me@gmail.com        Synced 2m ago   ⋯        │
 │ 🟢 Microsoft me@outlook.com     Synced 5m ago   ⋯        │
 │ 🟠 Google   old@gmail.com   Reconnect needed → [Reconnect]│
 └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
 ```
 - Status badges: 🟢 Active · 🟠 ReauthNeeded (with **Reconnect**) · ⚪ Disabled.
 - Per-account row menu (⋯): set as default · sync now · rename · **remove account** (confirm +
  explains local data deletion).
 - **+ Add account** → provider picker → OAuth in link-mode → new row appears.
 - **Account switcher** (top bar): "All accounts" (unified) or pick one to scope the inbox/search.
 ## 3. Settings page (user)
 Left sub-nav, one panel at a time — no overwhelm.
 ```
 Settings
  Appearance    ▸ Theme (System/Light/Dark) · density · layout
  Accounts      ▸ (the page above)
  Notifications ▸ channels · quiet hours · priority-only
  AI            ▸ (visible only if ai.enabled; see below)
  Privacy       ▸ data, export, clear search history
 ```
 ## 4. AI toggle visibility
 - If **`ai.enabled` (system) is OFF** → the **AI section is hidden entirely** (or shown as a
  single disabled note: "AI features are turned off by your administrator"). No dead toggles.
 - If **ON** → a master **"Use AI features"** switch (user opt-in) + per-feature toggles
  (Summaries · Reply suggestions · Semantic search · Ask your inbox), each reflecting its
  `ai.<feature>` flag. Toggling off a feature instantly falls back to the non-AI path.
 - A small **status chip** ("Local · Ollama · ready") reassures it's on-device.
 ## 5. Admin dashboard
 Only visible to Admins (nav item appears for the Admin role).
 ```
 Admin
  Overview   ▸ sync health · Ollama/VRAM · sessions · errors (cards)
  Users      ▸ table: name · role · status · last login · [actions]
  Flags      ▸ toggles grouped: AI · Providers · Maintenance
  System     ▸ maintenance mode · registration · defaults
  Audit      ▸ searchable event log
 ```
 - Clean tables + toggles; destructive/sensitive actions show a **confirm dialog** (step-up).
 - Maintenance mode shows a **global banner** to all users while active.
 ## Cross-cutting
 - **Reduced-motion & keyboard** reachability on all of the above (baseline a11y).
 - **Empty/loading/error states** per the design system (skeletons, friendly empties, calm errors).
 - Fully **responsive**: settings/admin sub-nav collapses to a top tab bar on mobile; the login
  card is centred on all sizes.
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 # 08 — AI Feature-Flag Integration (Part 8)
 How the AI layer plugs into the flag system while staying **completely separable** from core
 email logic. Extends the blueprint AI strategy ([../06](../06-ai-strategy.md)); the gate
 math lives in [04](04-settings-and-flags.md).
 ## Principle: AI is a guest, never a host
 Core email (sync, search-lexical, cleanup, settings, admin) **never references an AI type**.
 It calls domain services; those *optionally* consult AI through a single gate + facade. Remove
 AI entirely and nothing in the core path breaks.
 ```
 Core feature code
   │ (never touches Ollama/IAiProvider directly)
   ▼
 IAiGate.IsAiFeatureEnabled("summaries", user)   ──► false ─► non-AI path / hide
   │ true
   ▼
 IInboxAi facade (Application)  ──►  model router  ──►  IAiProvider / IEmbeddingProvider
                                                        (Null | Ollama | future)
 ```
 ## Toggle behaviour (flag-driven)
 - Before *any* AI call, code asks `IAiGate` (which folds in `ai.enabled` + `ai.<feature>` +
  provider capability + user opt-in — the AND-chain from [04](04-settings-and-flags.md)).
 - **Admin `ai.enabled` = off** ⇒ gate returns false everywhere ⇒ AI UI hidden, AI code paths
  skipped. Flip on ⇒ features reappear (hot-reloaded flag cache) with **no redeploy**.
 - Per-feature flags allow shipping AI features **dark** and enabling gradually (rollout).
 ## Fallback when AI is disabled (per feature)
 | AI feature | Fallback with AI off |
 |------------|----------------------|
 | Semantic / NL search | Lexical + structured + fuzzy search (still excellent) |
 | Thread summary | Hidden; show first snippet + metadata |
 | Reply suggestions | Hidden; normal compose |
 | Follow-up detection | Heuristic-only (sent + question + no reply in N days) |
 | Categorisation | `HeuristicClassifier` rules only |
 | Ask-your-inbox | Feature hidden |
 | Dedup | Exact-hash only (no near-dup) |
 Every fallback is **first-class**, not a broken/greyed feature — this satisfies "AI must never
 be required for core functionality."
 ## Ollama integration layer (local models)
 - `OllamaProvider` (`IAiProvider`) + `OllamaEmbeddingProvider` (`IEmbeddingProvider`) talk to a
  local Ollama (own container, optional Compose `ai` profile).
 - **Model router** maps logical task → model via config (`Ai:Models:{Chat,Embed,Vision}`);
  swapping a model is a config change, not code.
 - **VRAM guard** (RTX 3080 / 10 GB): embeddings hot, 7B warm, vision on-demand
  ([../06](../06-ai-strategy.md)).
 - **Health surfaced to admin** ([05](05-admin-system.md)): reachable? models loaded? VRAM?
  latency? If Ollama is down, capability = false ⇒ gate falls back gracefully (no user errors).
 ## Safe abstraction (`IAIProvider`) — separation guarantees
 1. **Interface boundary:** only Infrastructure implements providers; Application depends on
   `IInboxAi`/`IAiGate` abstractions.
 2. **Null objects:** `NullAiProvider`/`NullEmbeddingProvider` return "unavailable" so the DI
   graph is always valid, AI on or off.
 3. **Analyzer pipeline:** AI enrichers (`IEmailAnalyzer`) declare required capabilities and are
   **skipped** when unavailable — adding/removing AI features never touches core sync/search.
 4. **Bounded:** every AI call has timeout + `CancellationToken` + Polly fallback to the Null
   path; AI can never hang or crash the core.
 5. **Provider-swap:** adding a future AI provider = one class + config + (optionally) a flag —
   no feature-code changes.
 ## Precedence recap (single source of truth)
 The effective availability chain and admin master-switch semantics are defined once in
 [04 — Settings & Feature Flags](04-settings-and-flags.md#ai-gating-precedence-the-key-requirement);
 this document is the *architecture* of how features consume that decision.
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 # 09 — Implementation Plan (Part 9)
 Six phases (from the brief), each **shippable behind feature flags** so `main`/staging never
 break and providers activate only when ready. Follows the established
 [../../WORKFLOW.md](../../WORKFLOW.md) pipeline (PR → checks → staging → tag→prod).
 ## Phase 1 — Provider abstraction + Google login refactor
 - **Goal:** introduce the seam and move the *existing* Gmail behaviour behind it, with
  OAuth-as-login and the multi-user identity foundation.
 - **Deliverables:** `IEmailProvider` + `ProviderFactory`; **`GmailProvider`** adapter wrapping
  today's Gmail code; `users` / `accounts` / `provider_tokens` / `sessions` tables;
  OAuth-as-login for Google; first-user→Admin bootstrap.
 - **Flags:** `provider.google` (on). **Exit:** existing Gmail users function unchanged through
  the new abstraction; sign-in creates a `user`+`account`; all tests green.
 ## Phase 2 — Microsoft Outlook integration
 - **Goal:** prove the abstraction with a second provider.
 - **Deliverables:** **`OutlookProvider`** (Microsoft Graph, delta query); Microsoft OAuth login
  + link-mode; scope config; normaliser mappings.
 - **Flags:** `provider.microsoft` (**off** until verified, then rollout). **Exit:** a user can
  link an Outlook mailbox; it syncs and searches alongside Gmail; no core changes needed.
 ## Phase 3 — Unified email model + sync engine
 - **Goal:** formalise the normalised store and provider-agnostic sync.
 - **Deliverables:** normalised `email_messages`/`email_threads` (widened `search_vector`,
  nullable `embedding`); **`ISyncOrchestrator`** + `AccountSyncWorker` (per-account cursors,
  idempotent upserts, incremental); **data migration** of existing Gmail rows → default account.
 - **Flags:** none user-facing; migration behind a maintenance window. **Exit:** all providers
  sync through one orchestrator into one store; cross-account search works.
 ## Phase 4 — Settings system
 - **Goal:** user + system settings + the flag engine.
 - **Deliverables:** `user_settings`, `system_settings`, **`feature_flags`** + `IFeatureFlags`/
  `IAiGate` (cached, fail-closed); settings UI; maintenance-mode middleware.
 - **Flags:** self-hosting (the engine that hosts the rest). **Exit:** users edit prefs; admins
  can flip flags; AI gate resolves the AND-chain.
 ## Phase 5 — Admin panel + feature flags
 - **Goal:** the Admin surface + RBAC + audit.
 - **Deliverables:** Admin API (policy-gated) + UI (Users/Flags/AI/Providers/System/Monitoring/
  Audit); `audit_logs`; role management; basic monitoring.
 - **Flags:** admin nav shown by role. **Exit:** an Admin can manage users/flags/providers,
  every action audited; step-up + rate-limit enforced.
 ## Phase 6 — AI integration layer
 - **Goal:** wire optional AI behind the gate.
 - **Deliverables:** extend `IAiProvider` (+`CompleteStructuredAsync`, `IEmbeddingProvider`);
  `IInboxAi` facade + model router + VRAM guard; analyzer pipeline; first AI features
  (summaries, reply, follow-up-confirm) each **flag-gated + fallback**.
 - **Flags:** `ai.enabled` + `ai.<feature>` (rollout). **Exit:** AI features work when enabled,
  **vanish/fallback** when off; core unaffected; Ollama health in admin.
 ## Sequencing notes
 - Phases 1–3 are the platform spine; 4–5 the control plane; 6 the optional intelligence.
 - **Nothing activates on merge** — flags gate everything, so partial phases are safe on `develop`/`main`.
 - Aligns with the blueprint roadmap ([../09](../09-roadmap.md)): this multi-provider work is a
  **v1.x platform epic** that the search/AI features then build on.
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 # 10 — Git Workflow (Part 11)
 Extends [../../WORKFLOW.md](../../WORKFLOW.md) for multi-phase, multi-provider work. The
 core idea: **feature flags decouple *merging* from *activating*, which makes every
 integration safe to land and trivial to roll back.**
 ## Branching per phase
 | Phase | Milestone | Branches |
 |-------|-----------|----------|
 | 1 Provider abstraction + Google | `v1.x` | `epic/provider-platform` → `feature/email-provider-interface` · `feature/gmail-adapter` · `feature/oauth-login-users` |
 | 2 Microsoft | `v1.x` | `feature/outlook-provider` · `feature/microsoft-oauth` |
 | 3 Unified model + sync | `v1.x` | `feature/normalised-email-model` · `feature/sync-orchestrator` · `feature/data-migration` |
 | 4 Settings | `v1.x` | `feature/settings-store` · `feature/feature-flags-engine` |
 | 5 Admin | `v1.x` | `feature/admin-api` · `feature/admin-ui` · `feature/audit-log` |
 | 6 AI layer | `v1.x` | `feature/ai-abstraction-ext` · `feature/ai-analyzers` · `feature/ai-flag-gating` |
 - `feature/* → develop` (squash), `develop → main` (merge commit) — as established. Epics are
  tracked by milestone/label; features integrate continuously (no long epic branch).
 ## PR structure per provider integration
 Each provider is a self-contained PR set that lands **dark**:
 1. **Adapter PR** — `IEmailProvider` impl + normaliser + unit tests (mocked provider).
 2. **Auth PR** — OAuth login/link for that provider.
 3. **Enablement PR** — register in `ProviderFactory` + seed `provider.<x>` flag **OFF**.
 4. **Activation** — flip the flag on in staging → verify end-to-end → roll out in prod.
 - **PR checklist adds:** provider behind a flag (off by default) · normaliser tests · token
  encryption verified · no Domain leakage · docs updated.
 ## Feature flags prevent breaking changes
 - Merge = code present but **inert** until its flag is on. So half-finished providers/AI can
  live on `main` safely; CI stays green; no long-lived divergence.
 - AI ships behind `ai.*`; providers behind `provider.*`; risky changes behind their own flag.
 ## Rollback strategy (per provider / per feature)
 | Level | Action | Speed |
 |-------|--------|-------|
 | **Flag** (first resort) | Admin flips `provider.<x>` / `ai.<x>` **off** | **Instant, no deploy** — feature disappears, existing data untouched |
 | **Deploy** | Redeploy the previous **tag** (`vX.Y.Z-1`) | Minutes (pipeline) |
 | **Revert** | `git revert` the PR → PR → merge → deploy | Minutes–hours |
 | **Data** | Provider accounts are isolated; disabling a provider **pauses** its sync — no destructive change to migrate back | Safe by design |
 - Because providers are isolated and flag-gated, a bad integration **never blocks the others**
  and never requires a risky data rollback.
 ## Release milestones
 - Cut a tag when a phase reaches its exit criteria (`deploy-prod.yml` fires on `v*`).
 - Suggested: `v1.1` provider platform + Google · `v1.2` +Outlook · `v1.3` unified sync ·
  `v1.4` settings+admin · `v1.5` AI layer — folded into the blueprint roadmap ([../09](../09-roadmap.md)).
 ## Docs alongside code
 Every feature PR updates the relevant `multi-provider/*` doc + `CHANGELOG.md`; on approval the
 design docs graduate into living `docs/` references (provider system, settings, admin, security).
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 # 11 — Risk Analysis
 Risks specific to the multi-provider + multi-user + admin evolution (the blueprint-wide risks
 are in [../11](../11-risks-and-future.md)). L/I = Likelihood/Impact (H/M/L).
 | # | Risk | L | I | Mitigation |
 |---|------|---|---|------------|
 | M1 | **Account-linking hijack** (attach someone's mailbox to your user) | L | H | Must authenticate as the target user; unique `(provider, sub)`; explicit "already owned" block; audited ([02](02-auth-and-signin.md)) |
 | M2 | **Cross-user data leakage** (multi-user IDOR) | M | H | EF global query filters on `user_id`/`account_id`; policy-based authz; no admin route reads user mail; tests for isolation |
 | M3 | **OAuth token theft / exposure** | L | H | Encrypted at rest (Data Protection); never logged or sent to browser; rotation; `bytea` ciphertext |
 | M4 | **Provider quirks break sync** (Graph delta resets, IMAP `UIDVALIDITY` change, Gmail history gaps) | M | M | Per-provider cursor handling with **full-resync fallback**; idempotent upserts; capability flags; account flips to needs-attention, never crashes |
 | M5 | **Migration corrupts existing Gmail data** | L | H | Additive-only schema; backfill is idempotent; maintenance window; tested on a staging copy; reversible ([12](12-migration-guide.md)) |
 | M6 | **RBAC bug grants Member admin powers** | L | H | Server-side policies (not UI); admin-only role changes audited + force session refresh; can't demote last Admin; authz tests |
 | M7 | **Feature-flag misconfiguration** (AI/provider on when not ready) | M | M | Flags default **off/fail-closed**; land dark; enable in staging first; audited toggles; rollout by role |
 | M8 | **AI gate bypass** (feature runs when disabled) | L | M | Single `IAiGate` chokepoint before any AI call; Null providers; capability checks; no direct provider refs in core |
 | M9 | **Session/CSRF weaknesses** across new surfaces | M | M | Server-side sessions, id rotation, SameSite + CSRF token, revoke-all, short idle expiry |
 | M10 | **Admin abuse / mistake** (mass suspend, wrong flag) | M | M | Step-up confirm + rate-limit + full audit trail + reversible flags |
 | M11 | **Scaling: millions of msgs × multiple accounts** | M | M | Denormalised `user_id`, keyset pagination, GIN/trgm/HNSW indexes, optional `account_id` partitioning, per-account sync throttling |
 | M12 | **Provider OAuth app setup burden** (separate Google + Microsoft app registrations, redirect URIs, verification) | M | L | Documented setup per provider; providers flag-gated so an unconfigured one is simply hidden |
 | M13 | **Scope/verification friction** (Google restricted scopes, MS admin consent) | M | M | Least-privilege scopes; document the consent/verification path; self-host uses the operator's own OAuth apps |
 ## Top watch-items
 - **M2 (isolation)** and **M6 (RBAC)** — the two ways multi-user can go wrong; both mitigated
  by server-side authz + query filters + isolation tests as a release gate.
 - **M4 (provider sync quirks)** — the most likely *operational* pain; the full-resync fallback
  and per-account isolation contain it.
 ## Overall
 The flag-gated, additive, isolated design makes this evolution **low-blast-radius**: each
 provider and the AI layer land dark and roll back by flag, migrations are additive, and the
 security model closes the new multi-user gaps. Proceed **phase by phase behind flags**.
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 # 12 — Migration Guide (Part 10)
 Moving the current **single-account Gmail** app to the **multi-provider, multi-user** model
 — **additive and reversible**, no destructive step. Executed as ordered EF Core migrations +
 idempotent backfills, behind a short maintenance window.
 ## Principles
 - **Additive first:** create new tables/columns before moving data; keep old columns until parity is verified.
 - **Idempotent backfills:** safe to re-run; keyed on stable ids.
 - **Flag-gated cutover:** the new sign-in/model activates behind flags; the old path stays until removed.
 - **Reversible:** each step has a documented rollback; no data is deleted during migration.
 ## Step-by-step
 1. **Schema (additive migration)**
   - Create `users`, `accounts`, `provider_tokens`, `sessions`, `user_settings`,
     `system_settings`, `feature_flags`, `audit_logs`.
   - Add `account_id`, `user_id` (nullable) to the current email/thread tables; widen
     `search_vector`; add nullable `embedding vector(768)` + `pgvector` extension.
 2. **Identity backfill**
   - For the existing operator/user, create a `users` row; mark the **first user = Admin**.
   - Create one **`Google` `account`** per existing identity (`is_login_identity=true`); move
     current encrypted Gmail tokens → `provider_tokens`.
 3. **Email backfill**
   - Set `account_id`/`user_id` on all existing `Email`/thread rows to the default Google account.
   - Regenerate the widened `search_vector`; leave `embedding` null (backfilled later by the AI phase).
   - Enforce the new unique keys `(account_id, provider_message_id)` / `(account_id, provider_thread_id)`.
 4. **Config seed**
   - Seed `feature_flags`: `provider.google=on`, `provider.microsoft=off`, `provider.imap=off`,
     `ai.enabled` = derived from the current `Ai:Mode` (Disabled→off), `ai.*`=off, `maintenance.*`=off.
   - Create `system_settings` singleton; create `user_settings` from any existing per-user prefs (else defaults).
 5. **Cutover**
   - Enable the new OAuth-as-login + unified sync behind their flags; verify on **staging** first
     (the pipeline we built), then production via a tagged release.
 6. **Cleanup (later, separate migration)**
   - Once parity is confirmed in production, drop obsolete columns/paths. Not part of the cutover.
 ## Verification checklist
 - Existing user signs in via Google → lands on their mail unchanged.
 - Email counts match pre/post; search returns identical results for sample queries.
 - Tokens decrypt and refresh; sync resumes from the correct cursor.
 - No cross-user rows visible (isolation test).
 ## Rollback
 - **Pre-cutover:** additive changes are inert → simply don't flip the flags; drop new tables if aborting.
 - **Post-cutover issue:** flip flags off / redeploy previous **tag**; old columns still present →
  the legacy path still works. No data was deleted, so no data rollback is needed.
 ## Provider-app prerequisites (operator setup)
 - **Google:** OAuth client (existing) + redirect `/(…)/signin/google`; scopes `gmail.readonly gmail.modify`.
 - **Microsoft:** register an Entra app; redirect `/(…)/signin/microsoft`; scopes `Mail.Read Mail.ReadWrite offline_access`; admin consent if required.
 - **IMAP (future):** per-account host/credentials; validated against the SSRF allowlist.
 - Because providers are flag-gated, an unconfigured provider is simply hidden — configure, then enable.
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 # Multi-Provider Email Platform + Admin/Settings — Design
 **Design + architecture phase. No implementation until approved.**
 Evolves InboxIntel from a single-account Gmail tool into a **multi-provider platform**
 (Gmail · Outlook/Graph · future IMAP) for a **small self-hosted team**, with settings,
 feature flags, and an admin panel. Extends — does not discard — the
 [discovery blueprint](../README.md).
 ## Locked decisions (from interview)
 1. **Tenancy:** **small team, self-hosted, one org.** Roles = **Admin / Member**. Shared
   system settings + feature flags; each member's mail is private to them. No multi-tenant
   org table (one implicit org); the model stays extensible to multi-org later.
 2. **App identity = provider OAuth.** The first Google/Microsoft sign-in **creates/authenticates
   the InboxIntel user**; additional mailboxes **link** to that same user. **No passwords stored.**
 ## How this reshapes the blueprint (the "review" deltas)
 | Blueprint assumption | New reality |
 |----------------------|-------------|
 | Single-user, local-first | **Multi-user (small team)** with Admin/Member RBAC + admin panel |
 | Gmail-centric `Email`/`Sender` | **Account-scoped, provider-normalised** model (`IEmailProvider`) |
 | AI gated by `Ai:Mode` + user pref | **AI gated by system feature flag → user pref → capability** (flag wins) |
 | One implicit mailbox | **N provider accounts per user** (`accounts` table + per-account sync cursors) |
 | Sync = `GmailSyncWorker` | **Provider-agnostic sync orchestrator** dispatching to provider adapters |
 These deltas will be back-ported into main-blueprint docs [08](../08-technical-architecture.md)
 and [09](../09-roadmap.md) when this design is approved.
 ## Documents
 | # | Doc | Covers (brief part) | Status |
 |---|-----|---------------------|--------|
 | 01 | [Provider Abstraction](01-provider-abstraction.md) | Part 1 | ✅ draft |
 | 02 | [Auth & Sign-in](02-auth-and-signin.md) | Part 2 | ✅ draft |
 | 03 | [Database Design](03-database-design.md) | Part 6 | ✅ draft |
 | 04 | [Settings & Feature Flags](04-settings-and-flags.md) | Part 3 | ✅ draft |
 | 05 | [Admin System](05-admin-system.md) | Part 4 | ✅ draft |
 | 06 | [Security Model](06-security-model.md) | Part 5 | ✅ draft |
 | 07 | [UX Flows](07-ux-flows.md) | Part 7 | ✅ draft |
 | 08 | [AI Feature-Flag Integration](08-ai-feature-flags.md) | Part 8 | ✅ draft |
 | 09 | [Implementation Plan](09-implementation-plan.md) | Part 9 | ✅ draft |
 | 10 | [Git Workflow](10-git-workflow.md) | Part 11 | ✅ draft |
 | 11 | [Risk Analysis](11-risk-analysis.md) | output | ✅ draft |
 | 12 | [Migration Guide](12-migration-guide.md) | Part 10 | ✅ draft |
 ## Non-negotiables carried forward
 Provider logic **never leaks into Domain** · search works **across all a user's accounts**
 · emails stored in **one unified format** · **AI never required** for core function ·
 tokens **encrypted at rest** · admin actions **audit-logged**.
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+          // Dark-first: default new users to dark unless they've chosen light.
-          if (!t) t = matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)').matches ? 'dark' : 'light';
+          var t = localStorage.getItem('ii:theme') || 'dark';
          if (t === 'dark') document.documentElement.classList.add('dark');
        } catch (e) {}
      })();
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
      "name": "inboxintel-frontend",
      "version": "0.1.0",
      "dependencies": {
        "@fontsource-variable/inter": "^5.2.8",
        "@radix-ui/react-avatar": "^1.2.1",
        "@radix-ui/react-checkbox": "^1.3.6",
        "@radix-ui/react-dialog": "^1.1.18",
@@ -764,6 +765,15 @@
      "integrity": "sha512-RiB/yIh78pcIxl6lLMG0CgBXAZ2Y0eVHqMPYugu+9U0AeT6YBeiJpf7lbdJNIugFP5SIjwNRgo4DhR1Qxi26Gg==",
      "license": "MIT"
    },
    "node_modules/@fontsource-variable/inter": {
      "version": "5.2.8",
      "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@fontsource-variable/inter/-/inter-5.2.8.tgz",
      "integrity": "sha512-kOfP2D+ykbcX/P3IFnokOhVRNoTozo5/JxhAIVYLpea/UBmCQ/YWPBfWIDuBImXX/15KH+eKh4xpEUyS2sQQGQ==",
      "license": "OFL-1.1",
      "funding": {
        "url": "https://github.com/sponsors/ayuhito"
      }
    },
    "node_modules/@jridgewell/gen-mapping": {
      "version": "0.3.13",
      "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@jridgewell/gen-mapping/-/gen-mapping-0.3.13.tgz",
@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
    "preview": "vite preview --host"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "@fontsource-variable/inter": "^5.2.8",
    "@radix-ui/react-avatar": "^1.2.1",
    "@radix-ui/react-checkbox": "^1.3.6",
    "@radix-ui/react-dialog": "^1.1.18",
@@ -16,6 +16,25 @@ const fmtSize = (b) => {
  return `${(b / 1048576).toFixed(1)} MB`;
 };
 // "Why this matched": the API wraps matched terms in U+E000/U+E001 sentinels (NOT HTML).
 // We tokenise and render the highlighted parts as <mark> React elements — React escapes
 // all text nodes, so untrusted email content can never inject markup (no dangerouslySetInnerHTML).
 const HL_START = String.fromCharCode(0xE000);
 const HL_STOP = String.fromCharCode(0xE001);
 const HL_RE = new RegExp(HL_START + '([\s\S]*?)' + HL_STOP, 'g');
 function renderHighlight(s) {
  const out = [];
  let last = 0, key = 0, m;
  HL_RE.lastIndex = 0;
  while ((m = HL_RE.exec(s)) !== null) {
    if (m.index > last) out.push(s.slice(last, m.index));
    out.push(<mark key={key++}>{m[1]}</mark>);
    last = HL_RE.lastIndex;
  }
  if (last < s.length) out.push(s.slice(last));
  return out;
 }
 export default function EmailRow({ email: initial, onRemove, selected, onToggleSelect, focused }) {
  const [email, setEmail] = useState(initial);
  const [acting, setActing] = useState(false);
@@ -83,7 +102,9 @@ export default function EmailRow({ email: initial, onRemove, selected, onToggleS
      </td>
      <td className="el-subject">
        <span className="el-subj-text">{email.subject || '(no subject)'}</span>
-        {email.snippet && <span className="el-snippet"> — {email.snippet}</span>}
+        {email.matchHighlight
          ? <span className="el-snippet"> — {renderHighlight(email.matchHighlight)}</span>
          : email.snippet && <span className="el-snippet"> — {email.snippet}</span>}
      </td>
      <td className="el-meta">
        {email.hasAttachments && <span className="el-attach" title="Has attachment">📎</span>}
@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ export default function Layout() {
          <Input
            ref={searchInputRef}
            type="search"
-            placeholder="Search…  from:  is:unread  has:attachment    ( / )"
+            placeholder="Search your inbox…"
            value={searchQuery}
            onChange={(e) => setSearchQuery(e.target.value)}
            aria-label="Search emails"
@@ -8,46 +8,55 @@
  two variables at runtime. See docs/specs/ui-overhaul.md.
 */
@layer base {
  /*
    Design tokens — v2 (per docs/discovery/04). Dark-first, warm-leaning neutrals,
    green brand accent derived from #3ba31f. Light is a genuine white (not grey).
    Green is never the SOLE state signal (pair with icon/shape) — colour-blind-safe
    by construction. Values are HSL triples (space-separated) for Tailwind's
    `hsl(var(--x) / <alpha-value>)` mapping.
  */
  :root {
-    /* Neutrals — warm-tinted slate (Notion-ish paper) */
+    /* Light — genuine white, warm off-white surfaces */
    --background: 0 0% 100%;
-    --foreground: 222 22% 12%;
+    --foreground: 30 10% 12%;
-    --card: 0 0% 100%;
+    --card: 40 33% 99%;
-    --muted: 220 16% 96%;
+    --muted: 40 24% 96%;
-    --muted-foreground: 220 9% 46%;
+    --muted-foreground: 35 8% 42%;
-    --border: 220 16% 90%;
+    --border: 38 18% 89%;
-    --input: 220 16% 90%;
+    --input: 38 18% 89%;
-    --ring: 245 75% 60%;
+    --ring: 110 62% 38%;
-    /* Brand accent — Indigo #5b5bf0 */
+    /* Brand accent — green (from #3ba31f), darkened for AA white-on-green */
-    --primary: 245 75% 59%;
+    --primary: 110 62% 33%;
    --primary-foreground: 0 0% 100%;
    /* Semantic */
-    --success: 152 56% 40%;
+    --success: 145 55% 38%;
-    --warning: 38 92% 50%;
+    --warning: 38 92% 45%;
-    --danger: 0 72% 51%;
+    --danger: 4 74% 50%;
    --danger-foreground: 0 0% 100%;
-    --radius: 0.625rem;
+    --radius: 0.5rem; /* lg 8px · md 6px · sm 4px */
  }
  .dark {
-    --background: 224 32% 9%;
+    /* Dark (default) — warm charcoal layers, NOT pure black */
-    --foreground: 220 18% 92%;
+    --background: 30 7% 10%;
-    --card: 224 28% 12%;
+    --foreground: 40 22% 93%;
-    --muted: 223 22% 17%;
+    --card: 30 7% 13%;
-    --muted-foreground: 220 12% 64%;
+    --muted: 30 6% 17%;
-    --border: 223 20% 20%;
+    --muted-foreground: 35 9% 64%;
-    --input: 223 20% 22%;
+    --border: 30 7% 22%;
-    --ring: 245 80% 66%;
+    --input: 30 7% 24%;
    --ring: 110 50% 46%;
-    --primary: 245 80% 67%;
+    /* Brand accent — luminous green for dark surfaces */
-    --primary-foreground: 224 32% 9%;
+    --primary: 110 52% 42%;
    --primary-foreground: 0 0% 100%;
-    --success: 152 50% 50%;
+    --success: 145 50% 48%;
-    --warning: 38 92% 58%;
+    --warning: 38 90% 56%;
-    --danger: 0 70% 60%;
+    --danger: 4 72% 58%;
    --danger-foreground: 0 0% 100%;
  }
@@ -55,10 +64,19 @@
    border-color: hsl(var(--border));
  }
  /* Search "why this matched" highlight — subtle accent tint, not the default yellow. */
  mark {
    background: hsl(var(--primary) / 0.22);
    color: inherit;
    border-radius: 3px;
    padding: 0 1px;
  }
  body {
    @apply bg-background text-foreground antialiased;
-    font-family: ui-sans-serif, system-ui, -apple-system, 'Segoe UI', Roboto,
+    /* Inter (variable, self-hosted via @fontsource-variable/inter); system fallback. */
-      Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
+    font-family: 'Inter Variable', 'Inter', ui-sans-serif, system-ui, -apple-system,
      'Segoe UI', Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
  }
  /* Subtle, modern scrollbars that respect the theme. */
@@ -82,6 +100,29 @@
  }
 }
@layer base {
  /* Consistent, visible focus ring using the accent token (keyboard users). */
  :focus-visible {
    outline: 2px solid hsl(var(--ring));
    outline-offset: 2px;
  }
  /*
    Respect the OS "reduce motion" setting — near-instant, no large transitions.
    Baseline accessibility (the deeper a11y pass is deferred; see the design brief).
  */
  @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
    *,
    *::before,
    *::after {
      animation-duration: 0.01ms !important;
      animation-iteration-count: 1 !important;
      transition-duration: 0.01ms !important;
      scroll-behavior: auto !important;
    }
  }
 }
@layer utilities {
  .sr-only {
    position: absolute;
@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ import Unsubscribe from './pages/Unsubscribe.jsx';
 import FolderView from './pages/FolderView.jsx';
 import SearchResults from './pages/SearchResults.jsx';
 import Layout from './components/Layout.jsx';
 import DesignSystem from './pages/DesignSystem.jsx';
 import { ToastProvider, TooltipProvider } from './components/ui';
 import '@fontsource-variable/inter';
 import './index.css';
 import './styles.css';
@@ -30,6 +32,7 @@ ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')).render(
          <Route path="unsubscribe" element={<Unsubscribe />} />
          <Route path="folder/:slug" element={<FolderView />} />
          <Route path="search" element={<SearchResults />} />
          <Route path="design" element={<DesignSystem />} />
        </Route>
            <Route path="*" element={<Navigate to="/" replace />} />
@@ -0,0 +1,177 @@
 import React from 'react';
 import {
  Button, Badge, Input, Textarea, Switch, Skeleton, Separator,
  Card, CardHeader, CardTitle, CardDescription, CardContent,
  Tabs, TabsList, TabsTrigger, TabsContent, EmptyState, ThemeToggle,
 } from '../components/ui';
 /*
  Design-system preview (v2). A living reference for the tokens + primitives so the
  redesign can be visually verified in both themes. Route: /app/design.
  Not linked in primary nav — it's a developer/design surface.
 */
 const TOKENS = [
  ['background', 'App background'],
  ['card', 'Card / surface'],
  ['muted', 'Muted surface'],
  ['border', 'Border'],
  ['primary', 'Brand (green)'],
  ['success', 'Success'],
  ['warning', 'Warning'],
  ['danger', 'Danger'],
 ];
 // Full literal class names so Tailwind's JIT includes them.
 const GREEN = [
  'bg-green-50', 'bg-green-100', 'bg-green-200', 'bg-green-300', 'bg-green-400',
  'bg-green-500', 'bg-green-600', 'bg-green-700', 'bg-green-800', 'bg-green-900',
 ];
 const TYPE = [
  ['text-3xl', '30px — Display'],
  ['text-2xl', '24px — Heading'],
  ['text-xl', '20px — Subheading'],
  ['text-lg', '18px — Large'],
  ['text-base', '16px — Body'],
  ['text-sm', '14px — UI base'],
  ['text-xs', '12px — Caption'],
 ];
 function Swatch({ token, label }) {
  return (
    <div className="flex flex-col gap-1">
      <div
        className="h-14 w-full rounded-lg border"
        style={{ background: `hsl(var(--${token}))` }}
      />
      <div className="text-xs font-medium">{label}</div>
      <div className="text-xs text-muted-foreground">--{token}</div>
    </div>
  );
 }
 function Section({ title, children }) {
  return (
    <section className="mb-10">
      <h2 className="mb-3 text-lg font-semibold">{title}</h2>
      {children}
    </section>
  );
 }
 export default function DesignSystem() {
  return (
    <div className="mx-auto max-w-4xl p-2">
      <div className="mb-8 flex items-center justify-between">
        <div>
          <h1 className="text-2xl font-semibold">Design system</h1>
          <p className="text-sm text-muted-foreground">
            v2 tokens &amp; primitives — green accent, warm neutrals, dark-first. Toggle the
            theme to verify both.
          </p>
        </div>
        <ThemeToggle />
      </div>
      <Section title="Semantic tokens">
        <div className="grid grid-cols-2 gap-4 sm:grid-cols-4">
          {TOKENS.map(([t, l]) => <Swatch key={t} token={t} label={l} />)}
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Brand ramp (green, from #3ba31f)">
        <div className="flex overflow-hidden rounded-lg border">
          {GREEN.map((cls) => (
            <div key={cls} className={`h-12 flex-1 ${cls}`} title={cls} />
          ))}
        </div>
        <div className="mt-1 flex justify-between text-xs text-muted-foreground">
          <span>50</span><span>500 (brand)</span><span>900</span>
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Typography (Inter)">
        <div className="space-y-2">
          {TYPE.map(([cls, label]) => (
            <div key={cls} className={`${cls} font-medium`}>
              {label}
            </div>
          ))}
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Buttons">
        <div className="flex flex-wrap items-center gap-3">
          <Button>Primary</Button>
          <Button variant="secondary">Secondary</Button>
          <Button variant="outline">Outline</Button>
          <Button variant="ghost">Ghost</Button>
          <Button variant="destructive">Danger</Button>
          <Button disabled>Disabled</Button>
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Badges">
        <div className="flex flex-wrap items-center gap-3">
          <Badge>Default</Badge>
          <Badge variant="secondary">Secondary</Badge>
          <Badge variant="outline">Outline</Badge>
          <Badge variant="destructive">Danger</Badge>
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Inputs">
        <div className="grid max-w-md gap-3">
          <Input placeholder="Search your inbox…" />
          <Textarea placeholder="Write a reply…" rows={3} />
          <label className="flex items-center gap-2 text-sm">
            <Switch defaultChecked /> Use AI features
          </label>
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Card & tabs">
        <Card className="max-w-md">
          <CardHeader>
            <CardTitle>Thread summary</CardTitle>
            <CardDescription>AI-generated · local</CardDescription>
          </CardHeader>
          <CardContent>
            <Tabs defaultValue="summary">
              <TabsList>
                <TabsTrigger value="summary">Summary</TabsTrigger>
                <TabsTrigger value="actions">Actions</TabsTrigger>
              </TabsList>
              <TabsContent value="summary" className="pt-3 text-sm text-muted-foreground">
                A concise overview of the conversation would appear here.
              </TabsContent>
              <TabsContent value="actions" className="pt-3 text-sm text-muted-foreground">
                • Reply to the client · • Follow up in 3 days
              </TabsContent>
            </Tabs>
          </CardContent>
        </Card>
      </Section>
      <Section title="Loading & empty states">
        <div className="grid gap-6 sm:grid-cols-2">
          <div className="space-y-2">
            <Skeleton className="h-4 w-3/4" />
            <Skeleton className="h-4 w-1/2" />
            <Skeleton className="h-4 w-2/3" />
          </div>
          <div className="rounded-lg border p-4">
            <EmptyState
              title="No results"
              description="Try broader terms or clear a filter."
            />
          </div>
        </div>
      </Section>
      <Separator className="my-8" />
      <p className="text-xs text-muted-foreground">
        InboxIntel design system · see docs/discovery/04-ux-redesign-and-design-system.md
      </p>
    </div>
  );
 }
@@ -1,18 +1,20 @@
 :root {
-  --bg: #0f1420;
+  /* v2 brand — warm charcoal + green (aligns with the token system in index.css).
-  --panel: #1a2030;
+     Legacy classes still read these; the v2 shell/components use the token system. */
-  --panel-2: #222a3d;
+  --bg: #1a1917;
-  --text: #e6e9f0;
+  --panel: #211f1d;
-  --muted: #8b93a7;
+  --panel-2: #2a2724;
-  --accent: #4f8cff;
+  --text: #f2efe9;
-  --danger: #eb5757;
+  --muted: #a8a29a;
-  --ok: #6fcf97;
+  --accent: #46ad27;
  --danger: #d95a4a;
  --ok: #5bbf4a;
 }
 * { box-sizing: border-box; }
 body { margin: 0; font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-serif; background: var(--bg); color: var(--text); }
-.topbar { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 18px; padding: 12px 20px; background: var(--panel); border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; }
+.topbar { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 18px; padding: 12px 20px; background: var(--panel); border-bottom: 1px solid #332f2b; }
 .brand { font-weight: 700; font-size: 18px; }
 .topbar nav a { color: var(--muted); text-decoration: none; margin-right: 14px; }
 .topbar nav a.active, .topbar nav a:hover { color: var(--text); }
@@ -21,13 +23,13 @@ body { margin: 0; font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-
 /* ── Search bar ── */
 .search-form { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 0; flex: 1; max-width: 420px; }
 .search-input {
-  flex: 1; background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-right: none;
+  flex: 1; background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-right: none;
  color: var(--text); border-radius: 6px 0 0 6px; padding: 7px 10px; font-size: 13px;
  min-width: 0;
 }
 .search-input:focus { outline: none; border-color: var(--accent); }
 .search-btn {
-  background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-left: none;
+  background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-left: none;
  color: var(--muted); border-radius: 0 6px 6px 0; padding: 7px 10px; cursor: pointer; font-size: 13px;
 }
 .search-btn:hover { color: var(--text); border-color: var(--accent); }
@@ -38,7 +40,7 @@ body { margin: 0; font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-
 .sidebar {
  width: 216px; flex-shrink: 0;
-  background: var(--panel); border-right: 1px solid #2c3550;
+  background: var(--panel); border-right: 1px solid #332f2b;
  display: flex; flex-direction: column; overflow-y: auto;
  transition: width 0.2s ease;
 }
@@ -47,7 +49,7 @@ body { margin: 0; font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-
 .sidebar-header {
  display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: space-between;
  padding: 12px 8px 10px;
-  border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550;
+  border-bottom: 1px solid #332f2b;
  min-height: 42px; flex-shrink: 0;
 }
 .sidebar-brand { font-size: 12px; font-weight: 700; letter-spacing: 0.05em; text-transform: uppercase; color: var(--muted); padding-left: 6px; }
@@ -57,7 +59,7 @@ body { margin: 0; font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-
 /* Section headings */
 .section-head {
  display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: space-between;
-  width: 100%; background: none; border: none; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550;
+  width: 100%; background: none; border: none; border-bottom: 1px solid #332f2b;
  padding: 7px 10px 7px 12px; cursor: pointer;
  color: var(--muted); font-size: 10px; font-weight: 700; letter-spacing: 0.07em; text-transform: uppercase;
 }
@@ -87,7 +89,7 @@ body { margin: 0; font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-
  background: var(--panel-2); border-radius: 8px; padding: 1px 5px;
  flex-shrink: 0;
 }
-.folder-item--active .folder-badge { background: #2c3550; color: var(--accent); }
+.folder-item--active .folder-badge { background: #332f2b; color: var(--accent); }
 /* Favorite pin/unpin button */
 .fav-pin {
@@ -108,7 +110,7 @@ button:disabled { opacity: 0.5; cursor: default; }
 .toolbar { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 10px; margin-bottom: 12px; flex-wrap: wrap; }
 .widget-toggles { display: flex; gap: 12px; flex-wrap: wrap; font-size: 12px; color: var(--muted); }
-.grid-item { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 10px; overflow: hidden; }
+.grid-item { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 10px; overflow: hidden; }
 .widget { padding: 14px; height: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: column; }
 .widget h3 { margin: 0 0 10px; font-size: 14px; cursor: move; }
 .widget--link { cursor: pointer; }
@@ -131,7 +133,7 @@ button:disabled { opacity: 0.5; cursor: default; }
 table.mini, table.grid { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 13px; }
 table.mini td { padding: 3px 0; }
-table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; text-align: left; }
+table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #332f2b; text-align: left; }
 .num { text-align: right; }
 .muted { color: var(--muted); font-size: 12px; }
@@ -172,7 +174,7 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
 .sl-panel {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
-  border-right: 1px solid #2c3550;
+  border-right: 1px solid #332f2b;
  overflow: hidden;
 }
 .sl-search-wrap { padding: 10px 12px 6px; }
@@ -180,7 +182,7 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
  width: 100%;
  box-sizing: border-box;
  background: var(--panel-2);
-  border: 1px solid #2c3550;
+  border: 1px solid #332f2b;
  color: var(--text);
  border-radius: 6px;
  padding: 7px 10px;
@@ -191,7 +193,7 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
 .sl-item {
  display: block; width: 100%; text-align: left;
  background: none; border: none; cursor: pointer;
-  padding: 10px 14px; border-bottom: 1px solid #1e2540;
+  padding: 10px 14px; border-bottom: 1px solid #26231f;
  color: var(--text);
 }
 .sl-item:hover { background: var(--panel-2); }
@@ -211,7 +213,7 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
 }
 .sd-panel-header {
  padding: 16px 20px 12px;
-  border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550;
+  border-bottom: 1px solid #332f2b;
  background: var(--panel);
  position: sticky; top: 0; z-index: 1;
 }
@@ -223,7 +225,7 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
 .sd-detail { padding: 20px; max-width: 760px; }
 .sd-back {
  display: inline-flex; align-items: center; gap: 4px;
-  background: none; border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 6px;
+  background: none; border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 6px;
  color: var(--text); font-size: 13px; cursor: pointer;
  padding: 5px 12px; margin-bottom: 18px;
 }
@@ -232,9 +234,9 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
 .sd-detail-subject { font-size: 18px; font-weight: 700; margin-bottom: 6px; }
 .sd-detail-meta { font-size: 12px; color: var(--muted); display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 4px; align-items: center; }
 .sd-detail-sep { opacity: 0.4; }
-.sd-snippet { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 8px; padding: 14px 16px; font-size: 13px; line-height: 1.6; color: var(--muted); white-space: pre-wrap; margin-bottom: 18px; }
+.sd-snippet { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 8px; padding: 14px 16px; font-size: 13px; line-height: 1.6; color: var(--muted); white-space: pre-wrap; margin-bottom: 18px; }
 .sd-ai-summary { margin-bottom: 14px; }
-.sd-ai-summary-text { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 8px; padding: 10px 14px; font-size: 13px; color: var(--text); }
+.sd-ai-summary-text { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 8px; padding: 10px 14px; font-size: 13px; color: var(--text); }
 .sd-detail-actions { display: flex; gap: 10px; }
 .btn-sm {
  background: var(--accent); color: #fff; border: none; border-radius: 6px;
@@ -245,8 +247,8 @@ table.grid th, table.grid td { padding: 8px; border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; t
 .page { max-width: 900px; }
 .form-row { display: flex; gap: 10px; margin: 14px 0; }
 .form-row input { flex: 1; }
-input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: var(--text); border-radius: 6px; padding: 8px; }
+input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #332f2b; color: var(--text); border-radius: 6px; padding: 8px; }
-.card { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 10px; padding: 14px; margin-top: 12px; }
+.card { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 10px; padding: 14px; margin-top: 12px; }
 .card.success { border-color: var(--ok); }
 .card ul { font-size: 13px; color: var(--muted); }
@@ -259,14 +261,14 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 /* ── Shared buttons ── */
 .brand-link { text-decoration: none; color: var(--text); display: inline-flex; }
-.ghost { background: transparent; border: 1px solid #36405c; color: var(--text); }
+.ghost { background: transparent; border: 1px solid #3d3833; color: var(--text); }
 .ghost:hover { border-color: var(--accent); }
 .cta {
  background: var(--accent); color: #fff; border: none; border-radius: 8px;
  padding: 12px 22px; font-size: 16px; font-weight: 700; cursor: pointer;
  text-decoration: none; display: inline-block;
 }
-.cta:hover { background: #5d97ff; }
+.cta:hover { background: #57c231; }
 /* ── Landing page ── */
 .landing { max-width: 1080px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0 20px 60px; }
@@ -277,13 +279,13 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .hero-cta { margin: 8px 0; }
 .fineprint { color: var(--muted); font-size: 12px; margin-top: 14px; }
 .features { display: grid; grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(280px, 1fr)); gap: 16px; margin-top: 24px; }
-.feature { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 12px; padding: 20px; }
+.feature { background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 12px; padding: 20px; }
 .feature-icon { font-size: 26px; }
 .feature h3 { margin: 10px 0 6px; font-size: 17px; }
 .feature p { color: var(--muted); font-size: 14px; line-height: 1.5; margin: 0; }
 .closing { text-align: center; margin: 56px 0 20px; }
 .closing h2 { font-size: 28px; margin-bottom: 18px; }
-.landing-footer { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 12px; justify-content: center; margin-top: 40px; padding-top: 20px; border-top: 1px solid #2c3550; }
+.landing-footer { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 12px; justify-content: center; margin-top: 40px; padding-top: 20px; border-top: 1px solid #332f2b; }
 /* ── Folder view ── */
 .folder-view { max-width: 960px; }
@@ -294,7 +296,7 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .fv-error { color: var(--danger); font-size: 14px; padding: 12px 0; }
 .email-list { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 13px; }
-.email-row { border-bottom: 1px solid #2c3550; cursor: pointer; }
+.email-row { border-bottom: 1px solid #332f2b; cursor: pointer; }
 .email-row:hover { background: var(--panel); }
 .email-row--unread .el-sender,
 .email-row--unread .el-subj-text { font-weight: 700; color: var(--text); }
@@ -337,7 +339,7 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .splash-card { text-align: center; max-width: 440px; padding: 32px; }
 .splash-card h2 { margin: 16px 0 6px; }
 .progress-track { height: 10px; background: var(--panel-2); border-radius: 6px; overflow: hidden; margin: 20px 0 10px; }
-.progress-fill { height: 100%; background: linear-gradient(90deg, #4f8cff, #6fcf97); border-radius: 6px; transition: width 0.4s ease; }
+.progress-fill { height: 100%; background: linear-gradient(90deg, #46ad27, #6fcf97); border-radius: 6px; transition: width 0.4s ease; }
 .progress-fill[data-indeterminate="true"] { animation: indet 1.2s ease-in-out infinite; }
@keyframes indet { 0% { margin-left: -40%; } 100% { margin-left: 100%; } }
 .progress-label { color: var(--muted); font-size: 13px; }
@@ -348,7 +350,7 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .sync-label--err { color: var(--danger); }
 .sync-spinner {
  width: 10px; height: 10px; border-radius: 50%;
-  border: 2px solid #36405c; border-top-color: var(--accent);
+  border: 2px solid #3d3833; border-top-color: var(--accent);
  animation: sync-spin 0.7s linear infinite;
 }
@keyframes sync-spin { to { transform: rotate(360deg); } }
@@ -358,7 +360,7 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 /* ── Email detail body (Senders page) ──────────────────────────────────── */
 .sd-body-loading { padding: 8px 0 18px; }
 .sd-body {
-  background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 8px;
+  background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 8px;
  padding: 16px 18px; font-size: 13px; line-height: 1.7; color: var(--text);
  white-space: pre-wrap; word-break: break-word; margin-bottom: 18px;
  max-height: 60vh; overflow-y: auto;
@@ -369,7 +371,7 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .unsub-toast { color: var(--ok); font-size: 13px; margin-left: 6px; }
 .unsub-tabs { display: flex; gap: 6px; margin: 16px 0 10px; }
 .unsub-tab {
-  background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: var(--muted);
+  background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; color: var(--muted);
  border-radius: 6px; padding: 6px 12px; font-size: 13px; cursor: pointer;
  display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 6px;
 }
@@ -377,7 +379,7 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .unsub-tab--active { color: var(--text); border-color: var(--accent); background: var(--panel-2); }
 .unsub-tab-count { font-size: 11px; color: var(--muted); background: var(--bg); border-radius: 8px; padding: 1px 6px; }
 .unsub-grid { width: 100%; }
-.unsub-badge { font-size: 11px; padding: 2px 8px; border-radius: 10px; border: 1px solid #36405c; }
+.unsub-badge { font-size: 11px; padding: 2px 8px; border-radius: 10px; border: 1px solid #3d3833; }
 .unsub-badge--detected { color: var(--muted); }
 .unsub-badge--queued { color: #f2c94c; border-color: #f2c94c66; }
 .unsub-badge--progress { color: var(--accent); border-color: var(--accent); }
@@ -392,13 +394,13 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 /* ── Bulk selection toolbar (folder/search/sender email lists) ──────────── */
 .bulk-toolbar {
  display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 10px;
-  background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 8px;
+  background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 8px;
  padding: 8px 14px; margin-bottom: 10px; font-size: 13px;
 }
 .bulk-toolbar .muted { font-size: 12px; }
 .bulk-toolbar-spacer { flex: 1; }
 .bulk-btn {
-  background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: var(--text);
+  background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; color: var(--text);
  border-radius: 6px; padding: 5px 12px; font-size: 12px; cursor: pointer;
 }
 .bulk-btn:hover { border-color: var(--accent); }
@@ -406,13 +408,13 @@ input, select { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: va
 .el-select { width: 28px; text-align: center; }
 /* ── Keyboard shortcut help ──────────────────────────────────────────────── */
-.kbd-hint { position: fixed; bottom: 14px; right: 14px; font-size: 11px; color: var(--muted); background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #2c3550; border-radius: 6px; padding: 4px 10px; opacity: 0.7; }
+.kbd-hint { position: fixed; bottom: 14px; right: 14px; font-size: 11px; color: var(--muted); background: var(--panel); border: 1px solid #332f2b; border-radius: 6px; padding: 4px 10px; opacity: 0.7; }
-.kbd-hint kbd { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #36405c; border-radius: 3px; padding: 0 4px; font-family: inherit; }
+.kbd-hint kbd { background: var(--panel-2); border: 1px solid #3d3833; border-radius: 3px; padding: 0 4px; font-family: inherit; }
 /* ── Saved searches ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */
 .saved-search-row { display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 8px; }
 .saved-search-save-btn {
-  background: none; border: 1px solid #2c3550; color: var(--muted);
+  background: none; border: 1px solid #332f2b; color: var(--muted);
  border-radius: 6px; padding: 6px 10px; font-size: 12px; cursor: pointer;
 }
 .saved-search-save-btn:hover { color: var(--text); border-color: var(--accent); }
@@ -31,6 +31,32 @@ export default {
          DEFAULT: 'hsl(var(--danger) / <alpha-value>)',
          foreground: 'hsl(var(--danger-foreground) / <alpha-value>)',
        },
        // Static brand ramp (from #3ba31f) for utility use (bg-green-500, etc.).
        // The theme-aware accent above (`primary`) is what most UI should use.
        green: {
          50: '#f1f9ec',
          100: '#dcf0d0',
          200: '#bde3ab',
          300: '#93d07d',
          400: '#63b84a',
          500: '#3ba31f',
          600: '#2f8419',
          700: '#266a15',
          800: '#1e5312',
          900: '#163a0e',
        },
      },
      fontFamily: {
        sans: [
          'Inter Variable',
          'Inter',
          'ui-sans-serif',
          'system-ui',
          '-apple-system',
          'Segoe UI',
          'Roboto',
          'sans-serif',
        ],
      },
      borderRadius: {
        lg: 'var(--radius)',
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env sh
 # InboxIntel pre-commit hook — fast checks only (keep it under a few seconds).
 # Heavier build/test verification runs in pre-push. Bypass in an emergency with:
 #   git commit --no-verify
 set -eu
 echo "[pre-commit] running fast checks..."
 # 1) Block obvious secrets from being committed. Scans only staged, added lines.
 STAGED=$(git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACM)
 if [ -n "$STAGED" ]; then
  # Never allow a real .env (only *.example templates are tracked).
  echo "$STAGED" | grep -E '(^|/)\.env($|\.)' | grep -v '\.example$' >/tmp/ii_env_hits 2>/dev/null || true
  if [ -s /tmp/ii_env_hits ]; then
    echo "[pre-commit] BLOCKED: attempting to commit an env/secret file:"
    cat /tmp/ii_env_hits
    echo "  -> add it to .gitignore or commit .env.example instead."
    exit 1
  fi
  # Heuristic secret scan on added lines (private keys, obvious credential assigns).
  if git diff --cached --unified=0 -- $STAGED \
      | grep -E '^\+' \
      | grep -Ei 'BEGIN (RSA|OPENSSH|EC|PGP) PRIVATE KEY|(client_secret|password|api[_-]?key|secret)\s*[:=]\s*["'"'"']?[A-Za-z0-9/_+=-]{16,}' \
      | grep -Evi 'change-me|your-|example|placeholder|\$\{' >/tmp/ii_secret_hits 2>/dev/null; then
    echo "[pre-commit] BLOCKED: possible hard-coded secret in staged changes:"
    cat /tmp/ii_secret_hits
    echo "  -> use deploy/.env / user-secrets. Override with 'git commit --no-verify' if this is a false positive."
    exit 1
  fi
 fi
 # 2) Format .NET code (only if the tool + staged .cs files are present). Verify-only,
 #    non-mutating, so it never rewrites files out from under your staged diff.
 if echo "$STAGED" | grep -q '\.cs$'; then
  if command -v dotnet >/dev/null 2>&1 && dotnet format --help >/dev/null 2>&1; then
    echo "[pre-commit] dotnet format --verify-no-changes"
    dotnet format InboxIntel.sln --verify-no-changes --verbosity quiet \
      || { echo "  -> run 'dotnet format InboxIntel.sln' and re-stage."; exit 1; }
  fi
 fi
 echo "[pre-commit] OK"
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env sh
 # InboxIntel pre-push hook — build + test gate. Mirrors what Gitea CI runs so you
 # catch failures before they reach the server. Bypass with: git push --no-verify
 set -eu
 echo "[pre-push] building solution (Release)..."
 dotnet build InboxIntel.sln -c Release --nologo \
  || { echo "[pre-push] BLOCKED: backend build failed."; exit 1; }
 echo "[pre-push] running tests..."
 dotnet test InboxIntel.sln -c Release --no-build --nologo \
  || { echo "[pre-push] BLOCKED: tests failed."; exit 1; }
 # Frontend build (only if the app is present and npm is installed).
 if [ -f frontend/package.json ] && command -v npm >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "[pre-push] frontend build..."
  ( cd frontend && npm run build --silent ) \
    || { echo "[pre-push] BLOCKED: frontend build failed."; exit 1; }
 fi
 echo "[pre-push] OK — safe to push."
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
 <#
 .SYNOPSIS
  Point git at the version-controlled hooks in scripts/git-hooks.
 .DESCRIPTION
  Uses `git config core.hooksPath` so the hooks live in the repo (reviewable,
  shared, updatable) instead of the un-tracked .git/hooks directory. Run once
  per clone. Git for Windows ships the bash needed to execute the POSIX hooks.
 .EXAMPLE
  ./scripts/install-hooks.ps1
 #>
 $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'
 $root = Split-Path -Parent $PSScriptRoot
 Push-Location $root
 try {
  git config core.hooksPath scripts/git-hooks
  # Best-effort exec bit (matters on Linux/WSL; harmless on Windows). Only applies
  # once the hooks are tracked; ignored on a first run before they're committed.
  foreach ($h in 'pre-commit','pre-push') {
    try { git update-index --chmod=+x "scripts/git-hooks/$h" 2>$null } catch {}
  }
  Write-Host "Installed git hooks -> scripts/git-hooks (core.hooksPath set)." -ForegroundColor Green
  Write-Host "Bypass in an emergency with --no-verify." -ForegroundColor DarkGray
 }
 finally { Pop-Location }
@@ -42,8 +42,15 @@ public class WidgetLayoutController : ApiControllerBase
            {
                _db.WidgetLayouts.Add(new WidgetLayout
                {
-                    UserId = UserId, WidgetKey = dto.WidgetKey, X = dto.X, Y = dto.Y, W = dto.W, H = dto.H,
+                    UserId = UserId,
-                    Visible = dto.Visible, SortOrder = dto.SortOrder, SettingsJson = dto.SettingsJson
+                    WidgetKey = dto.WidgetKey,
                    X = dto.X,
                    Y = dto.Y,
                    W = dto.W,
                    H = dto.H,
                    Visible = dto.Visible,
                    SortOrder = dto.SortOrder,
                    SettingsJson = dto.SettingsJson
                });
            }
        }
@@ -16,7 +16,12 @@ public record EmailSummaryDto(
    long SizeEstimateBytes,
    EmailCategory Category,
    bool HasListUnsubscribe,
-    bool SupportsOneClick);
+    bool SupportsOneClick,
    // "Why this matched": a ts_headline fragment of the body with matched terms wrapped in
    // U+E000/U+E001 sentinels (NOT HTML — the client renders them as escaped <mark> elements,
    // so untrusted email content can never inject markup). Null unless the search had a
    // free-text query. Optional/last so other DTO constructors are unaffected.
    string? MatchHighlight = null);
 /// <summary>Full single-email view, including body text, for the detail pane.</summary>
 public record EmailDetailDto(
@@ -6,10 +6,13 @@
  <ItemGroup>
    <PackageReference Include="FluentValidation" Version="11.9.2" />
    <PackageReference Include="FluentValidation.DependencyInjectionExtensions" Version="11.9.2" />
-    <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions" Version="8.0.1" />
+    <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions" Version="8.0.2" />
    <!-- DbSet<> is exposed on IAppDbContext so the Application layer can query.
         Pinned to 8.0.4 to match the Npgsql provider's Relational dependency. -->
    <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore" Version="8.0.4" />
    <!-- Transitive security pins: patch known .NET 8.0.0 advisories pulled in by EF Core. -->
    <PackageReference Include="System.Text.Json" Version="8.0.6" />
    <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory" Version="8.0.1" />
  </ItemGroup>
  <ItemGroup>
    <ProjectReference Include="..\InboxIntel.Domain\InboxIntel.Domain.csproj" />
@@ -19,7 +19,13 @@
    <PackageReference Include="QuestPDF" Version="2024.7.0" />
    <PackageReference Include="CsvHelper" Version="33.0.1" />
    <PackageReference Include="Serilog.Extensions.Hosting" Version="8.0.0" />
-    <PackageReference Include="MailKit" Version="4.13.0" />
+    <PackageReference Include="MailKit" Version="4.17.0" />
    <!-- Transitive security pins: patch known .NET 8.0.0 advisories pulled in by
         EF Core / ASP.NET / DataProtection. Remove once the parent packages ship
         these versions transitively. -->
    <PackageReference Include="System.Text.Json" Version="8.0.6" />
    <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory" Version="8.0.1" />
    <PackageReference Include="System.Security.Cryptography.Xml" Version="8.0.3" />
  </ItemGroup>
  <ItemGroup>
    <ProjectReference Include="..\InboxIntel.Application\InboxIntel.Application.csproj" />
@@ -0,0 +1,742 @@
 // <auto-generated />
 using System;
 using InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Persistence;
 using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
 using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Infrastructure;
 using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Migrations;
 using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Storage.ValueConversion;
 using Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL.Metadata;
 using NpgsqlTypes;
 #nullable disable
 namespace InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Migrations
 {
    [DbContext(typeof(AppDbContext))]
    [Migration("20260701192100_WeightSearchVectorSubjectBody")]
    partial class WeightSearchVectorSubjectBody
    {
        /// <inheritdoc />
        protected override void BuildTargetModel(ModelBuilder modelBuilder)
        {
 #pragma warning disable 612, 618
            modelBuilder
                .HasAnnotation("ProductVersion", "8.0.4")
                .HasAnnotation("Relational:MaxIdentifierLength", 63);
            NpgsqlModelBuilderExtensions.UseIdentityByDefaultColumns(modelBuilder);
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.AnalyticsAggregate", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<DateOnly>("Day")
                        .HasColumnType("date");
                    b.Property<string>("HourHistogramJson")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<int>("NewsletterCount")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<int>("TotalReceived")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<long>("TotalSizeBytes")
                        .HasColumnType("bigint");
                    b.Property<int>("TotalUnread")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<int>("WithAttachments")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "Day")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("analytics_aggregates", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Attachment", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("EmailId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<string>("FileName")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(512)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(512)");
                    b.Property<string>("GmailAttachmentId")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<string>("MimeType")
                        .HasMaxLength(255)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(255)");
                    b.Property<long>("SizeBytes")
                        .HasColumnType("bigint");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("EmailId");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "MimeType");
                    b.ToTable("attachments", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Email", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<string>("BodyText")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<int>("Category")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<string>("GmailMessageId")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(64)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(64)");
                    b.Property<bool>("HasAttachments")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<bool>("HasListUnsubscribe")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<bool>("IsImportant")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<bool>("IsInInbox")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<bool>("IsStarred")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<bool>("IsTrashed")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<bool>("IsUnread")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<string>("ListUnsubscribeRaw")
                        .HasMaxLength(2048)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(2048)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("ReceivedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<NpgsqlTsVector>("SearchVector")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAddOrUpdate()
                        .HasColumnType("tsvector")
                        .HasComputedColumnSql("setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'')), 'A') || setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"BodyText\",'')), 'B')", true);
                    b.Property<Guid>("SenderId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("SentAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<long>("SizeEstimateBytes")
                        .HasColumnType("bigint");
                    b.Property<string>("Snippet")
                        .HasMaxLength(2048)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(2048)");
                    b.Property<string>("Subject")
                        .HasMaxLength(1024)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(1024)");
                    b.Property<bool>("SupportsOneClickUnsubscribe")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<Guid>("ThreadId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("SearchVector");
                    NpgsqlIndexBuilderExtensions.HasMethod(b.HasIndex("SearchVector"), "GIN");
                    b.HasIndex("SenderId");
                    b.HasIndex("ThreadId");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "Category");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "GmailMessageId")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "IsInInbox");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "IsUnread");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "SenderId");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "SentAtUtc");
                    b.ToTable("emails", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.EmailLabel", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("EmailId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<Guid>("LabelId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("EmailId", "LabelId");
                    b.HasIndex("LabelId");
                    b.ToTable("email_labels", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Label", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<string>("ColorHex")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<string>("GmailLabelId")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(64)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(64)");
                    b.Property<string>("Name")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(255)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(255)");
                    b.Property<string>("Type")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "GmailLabelId")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("labels", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.MailDomain", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("EmailCount")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<bool>("IsBulkSender")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<string>("Name")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(255)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(255)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "Name")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("domains", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.MailThread", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("FirstMessageUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<string>("GmailThreadId")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(64)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(64)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("LastMessageUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("MessageCount")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<string>("Snippet")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<string>("Subject")
                        .HasMaxLength(1024)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(1024)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "GmailThreadId")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("threads", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Sender", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<string>("Address")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(320)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(320)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<string>("DisplayName")
                        .HasMaxLength(255)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(255)");
                    b.Property<Guid>("DomainId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<int>("EmailCount")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<bool>("HasUnsubscribe")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("LastReceivedUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<long>("TotalSizeBytes")
                        .HasColumnType("bigint");
                    b.Property<int>("UnreadCount")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("DomainId");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "Address")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "EmailCount");
                    b.ToTable("senders", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.SyncState", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("CompletedUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("ConsecutiveFailures")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<string>("LastError")
                        .HasMaxLength(4000)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(4000)");
                    b.Property<string>("LastHistoryId")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("LastSuccessfulSyncUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("LastSyncType")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<int>("MessagesProcessed")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<string>("ResumePageToken")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("StartedUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("Status")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<int>("TotalMessagesEstimate")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("sync_states", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.UnsubscribeItem", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<double>("Confidence")
                        .HasColumnType("double precision");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("EmailCount")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("LastAttemptUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("Method")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<string>("ResultMessage")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<Guid>("SenderId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<int>("Status")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<string>("UnsubscribeTarget")
                        .HasMaxLength(2048)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(2048)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("SenderId");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "SenderId")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("unsubscribe_items", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.User", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("AccessTokenExpiresAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<bool>("DigestEnabled")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<string>("DisplayName")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<string>("Email")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(320)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(320)");
                    b.Property<byte[]>("EncryptedRefreshToken")
                        .HasColumnType("bytea");
                    b.Property<string>("GoogleSubjectId")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(64)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(64)");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("LastDigestSentUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("LastLoginUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<string>("PictureUrl")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("Email")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.HasIndex("GoogleSubjectId")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("users", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.WidgetLayout", b =>
                {
                    b.Property<Guid>("Id")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAdd()
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset>("CreatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<int>("H")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<string>("SettingsJson")
                        .HasColumnType("text");
                    b.Property<int>("SortOrder")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<DateTimeOffset?>("UpdatedAtUtc")
                        .HasColumnType("timestamp with time zone");
                    b.Property<Guid>("UserId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
                    b.Property<bool>("Visible")
                        .HasColumnType("boolean");
                    b.Property<int>("W")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<string>("WidgetKey")
                        .IsRequired()
                        .HasMaxLength(64)
                        .HasColumnType("character varying(64)");
                    b.Property<int>("X")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.Property<int>("Y")
                        .HasColumnType("integer");
                    b.HasKey("Id");
                    b.HasIndex("UserId", "WidgetKey")
                        .IsUnique();
                    b.ToTable("widget_layouts", (string)null);
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Attachment", b =>
                {
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Email", "Email")
                        .WithMany("Attachments")
                        .HasForeignKey("EmailId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.Navigation("Email");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Email", b =>
                {
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Sender", "Sender")
                        .WithMany("Emails")
                        .HasForeignKey("SenderId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Restrict)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.MailThread", "Thread")
                        .WithMany("Emails")
                        .HasForeignKey("ThreadId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.User", null)
                        .WithMany("Emails")
                        .HasForeignKey("UserId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.Navigation("Sender");
                    b.Navigation("Thread");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.EmailLabel", b =>
                {
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Email", "Email")
                        .WithMany("EmailLabels")
                        .HasForeignKey("EmailId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Label", "Label")
                        .WithMany("EmailLabels")
                        .HasForeignKey("LabelId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.Navigation("Email");
                    b.Navigation("Label");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Sender", b =>
                {
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.MailDomain", "Domain")
                        .WithMany("Senders")
                        .HasForeignKey("DomainId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Restrict)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.Navigation("Domain");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.UnsubscribeItem", b =>
                {
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Sender", "Sender")
                        .WithMany()
                        .HasForeignKey("SenderId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                    b.Navigation("Sender");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.WidgetLayout", b =>
                {
                    b.HasOne("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.User", null)
                        .WithMany("WidgetLayouts")
                        .HasForeignKey("UserId")
                        .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade)
                        .IsRequired();
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Email", b =>
                {
                    b.Navigation("Attachments");
                    b.Navigation("EmailLabels");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Label", b =>
                {
                    b.Navigation("EmailLabels");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.MailDomain", b =>
                {
                    b.Navigation("Senders");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.MailThread", b =>
                {
                    b.Navigation("Emails");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.Sender", b =>
                {
                    b.Navigation("Emails");
                });
            modelBuilder.Entity("InboxIntel.Domain.Entities.User", b =>
                {
                    b.Navigation("Emails");
                    b.Navigation("WidgetLayouts");
                });
 #pragma warning restore 612, 618
        }
    }
 }
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
 using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Migrations;
 using NpgsqlTypes;
 #nullable disable
 namespace InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Migrations
 {
    /// <inheritdoc />
    public partial class WeightSearchVectorSubjectBody : Migration
    {
        /// <inheritdoc />
        protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            migrationBuilder.AlterColumn<NpgsqlTsVector>(
                name: "SearchVector",
                table: "emails",
                type: "tsvector",
                nullable: true,
                computedColumnSql: "setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'')), 'A') || setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"BodyText\",'')), 'B')",
                stored: true,
                oldClrType: typeof(NpgsqlTsVector),
                oldType: "tsvector",
                oldNullable: true,
                oldComputedColumnSql: "to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'') || ' ' || coalesce(\"BodyText\",''))",
                oldStored: true);
        }
        /// <inheritdoc />
        protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            migrationBuilder.AlterColumn<NpgsqlTsVector>(
                name: "SearchVector",
                table: "emails",
                type: "tsvector",
                nullable: true,
                computedColumnSql: "to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'') || ' ' || coalesce(\"BodyText\",''))",
                stored: true,
                oldClrType: typeof(NpgsqlTsVector),
                oldType: "tsvector",
                oldNullable: true,
                oldComputedColumnSql: "setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'')), 'A') || setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"BodyText\",'')), 'B')",
                oldStored: true);
        }
    }
 }
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ namespace InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Migrations
                    b.Property<NpgsqlTsVector>("SearchVector")
                        .ValueGeneratedOnAddOrUpdate()
                        .HasColumnType("tsvector")
-                        .HasComputedColumnSql("to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'') || ' ' || coalesce(\"BodyText\",''))", true);
+                        .HasComputedColumnSql("setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'')), 'A') || setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"BodyText\",'')), 'B')", true);
                    b.Property<Guid>("SenderId")
                        .HasColumnType("uuid");
@@ -59,15 +59,17 @@ public class AppDbContext : DbContext, IAppDbContext
        modelBuilder.Entity<UnsubscribeItem>().HasQueryFilter(e => CurrentUserId == Guid.Empty || e.UserId == CurrentUserId);
        // PostgreSQL full-text search: generated tsvector over subject + body with a
-        // GIN index, maintained by the DB and read-only in code. The tsvector type is
+        // GIN index, maintained by the DB and read-only in code. Subject is weighted 'A'
-        // Npgsql-only, so map it only for relational providers and ignore it otherwise
+        // and body 'B' so ts_rank_cd ranks a subject match above a body-only mention. The
-        // (e.g. the InMemory provider used by tests). Production behaviour is unchanged.
+        // tsvector type is Npgsql-only, so map it only for relational providers and ignore
        // it otherwise (e.g. the InMemory provider used by tests).
        if (Database.IsRelational())
        {
            modelBuilder.Entity<Email>().Property(e => e.SearchVector)
                .HasColumnType("tsvector")
                .HasComputedColumnSql(
-                    "to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'') || ' ' || coalesce(\"BodyText\",''))",
+                    "setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"Subject\",'')), 'A') || " +
                    "setweight(to_tsvector('english', coalesce(\"BodyText\",'')), 'B')",
                    stored: true);
            modelBuilder.Entity<Email>().HasIndex(e => e.SearchVector).HasMethod("GIN");
        }
@@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ namespace InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Search;
 /// <summary>
 /// Structured + full-text search. Structured filters compose as SQL WHERE
 /// clauses; free text uses PostgreSQL FTS via the generated SearchVector column
-/// (EF.Functions.ToTsVector/Matches translate to @@ / to_tsquery).
+/// (websearch_to_tsquery / @@ / ts_rank_cd). Results are relevance-ranked when a
 /// free-text query is present, date-ordered otherwise. See
 /// docs/discovery/05-search-redesign.md for the full multi-layer search design.
 /// </summary>
 public class SearchService : ISearchService
 {
@@ -58,28 +60,63 @@ public class SearchService : ISearchService
                return new PagedResult<EmailSummaryDto> { Items = [], Page = r.Page, PageSize = r.PageSize, TotalCount = 0 };
        }
-        if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(r.Query))
+        // websearch_to_tsquery (vs. plainto_tsquery) understands quotes ("exact phrase"),
-        {
+        // OR, and -exclusions — the syntax users already expect from web search boxes.
-            // PostgreSQL full-text match against the generated tsvector.
+        var hasFreeTextQuery = !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(r.Query);
-            var term = r.Query.Trim();
+        var term = r.Query?.Trim() ?? string.Empty;
-            q = q.Where(e => e.SearchVector!.Matches(EF.Functions.PlainToTsQuery("english", term)));
+        if (hasFreeTextQuery)
-        }
+            q = q.Where(e => e.SearchVector!.Matches(EF.Functions.WebSearchToTsQuery("english", term)));
        var total = await q.CountAsync(ct);
-        var items = await q
+
-            .OrderByDescending(e => e.SentAtUtc)
+        // Relevance-ranked when there's a free-text query (ts_rank_cd via RankCoverDensity,
-            .Skip((r.Page - 1) * r.PageSize)
+        // recency as a tiebreaker); date-only otherwise — matches the existing browse
-            .Take(r.PageSize)
+        // behaviour when the user isn't searching for anything in particular.
        var ranked = hasFreeTextQuery
            ? q.OrderByDescending(e => e.SearchVector!.RankCoverDensity(EF.Functions.WebSearchToTsQuery("english", term)))
               .ThenByDescending(e => e.SentAtUtc)
            : q.OrderByDescending(e => e.SentAtUtc);
        var paged = ranked.Skip((r.Page - 1) * r.PageSize).Take(r.PageSize);
        // Two unconditional projections (no DB function inside a C# ternary → no doubt about
        // EF translation). The browse path never touches ts_headline, so it's byte-for-byte
        // unchanged AND safe under the InMemory test provider.
        List<EmailSummaryDto> items;
        if (hasFreeTextQuery)
        {
            // "Why this matched": ts_headline body fragment with matched terms wrapped in
            // U+E000/U+E001 sentinels (safe, non-HTML — the client renders them as escaped
            // <mark> spans; see EmailSummaryDto).
            var headlineOpts =
                $"StartSel={(char)0xE000},StopSel={(char)0xE001},MaxWords=16,MinWords=5,ShortWord=2,HighlightAll=false";
            items = await paged
                .Select(e => new EmailSummaryDto(
                    e.Id, e.GmailMessageId, e.Subject, e.Snippet,
                    e.Sender!.Address, e.Sender.DisplayName, e.SentAtUtc,
                    e.IsUnread, e.IsStarred, e.HasAttachments, e.SizeEstimateBytes, e.Category,
-                e.HasListUnsubscribe, e.SupportsOneClickUnsubscribe))
+                    e.HasListUnsubscribe, e.SupportsOneClickUnsubscribe,
                    EF.Functions.WebSearchToTsQuery("english", term).GetResultHeadline("english", e.BodyText ?? "", headlineOpts)))
                .ToListAsync(ct);
        }
        else
        {
            items = await paged
                .Select(e => new EmailSummaryDto(
                    e.Id, e.GmailMessageId, e.Subject, e.Snippet,
                    e.Sender!.Address, e.Sender.DisplayName, e.SentAtUtc,
                    e.IsUnread, e.IsStarred, e.HasAttachments, e.SizeEstimateBytes, e.Category,
                    e.HasListUnsubscribe, e.SupportsOneClickUnsubscribe,
                    null))
                .ToListAsync(ct);
        }
        return new PagedResult<EmailSummaryDto>
        {
-            Items = items, Page = r.Page, PageSize = r.PageSize, TotalCount = total
+            Items = items,
            Page = r.Page,
            PageSize = r.PageSize,
            TotalCount = total
        };
    }
 }
@@ -268,8 +268,12 @@ public class SyncService : ISyncService
        {
            _db.Attachments.Add(new Attachment
            {
-                UserId = userId, EmailId = email.Id, FileName = Trunc(fileName, 512) ?? string.Empty,
+                UserId = userId,
-                MimeType = Trunc(mime, 255), SizeBytes = size, GmailAttachmentId = attId
+                EmailId = email.Id,
                FileName = Trunc(fileName, 512) ?? string.Empty,
                MimeType = Trunc(mime, 255),
                SizeBytes = size,
                GmailAttachmentId = attId
            });
        }
@@ -338,8 +342,11 @@ public class SyncService : ISyncService
        if (thread is not null) return thread;
        thread = new MailThread
        {
-            UserId = userId, GmailThreadId = gmailThreadId, Subject = Trunc(subject, 1024),
+            UserId = userId,
-            Snippet = Trunc(snippet, 2048), FirstMessageUtc = sentAt
+            GmailThreadId = gmailThreadId,
            Subject = Trunc(subject, 1024),
            Snippet = Trunc(snippet, 2048),
            FirstMessageUtc = sentAt
        };
        _db.Threads.Add(thread);
        return thread;
@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
 using FluentAssertions;
 using InboxIntel.Application.Abstractions;
 using InboxIntel.Application.Search;
 using InboxIntel.Domain.Entities;
 using InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Persistence;
 using InboxIntel.Infrastructure.Search;
 using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
 using Xunit;
 namespace InboxIntel.IntegrationTests;
 /// <summary>
 /// SearchService now relevance-ranks (ts_rank_cd via RankCoverDensity) when a free-text
 /// query is present, falling back to date order otherwise. The ranked path requires a
 /// live PostgreSQL instance to exercise (EF's InMemory provider cannot translate
 /// websearch_to_tsquery/RankCoverDensity) — this project deliberately avoids a hard
 /// Postgres/Testcontainers dependency for tests (see AuthEndpointsTests.TestAppFactory),
 /// so ranking correctness itself is verified manually/in staging, not here. What IS
 /// covered: the date-order fallback, which is plain LINQ and must not regress.
 /// </summary>
 public class SearchRankingTests
 {
    private sealed class FakeCurrentUser : ICurrentUser
    {
        public Guid UserId { get; set; }
        public bool IsAuthenticated => UserId != Guid.Empty;
    }
    [Fact]
    public async Task No_query_falls_back_to_date_descending_order()
    {
        var user = Guid.NewGuid();
        var opts = new DbContextOptionsBuilder<AppDbContext>()
            .UseInMemoryDatabase(nameof(No_query_falls_back_to_date_descending_order)).Options;
        using (var seed = new AppDbContext(opts, new FakeCurrentUser()))
        {
            var sender = new Sender { UserId = user, Address = "sender@example.com", DisplayName = "Sender" };
            seed.Senders.Add(sender);
            var baseline = DateTimeOffset.UtcNow;
            seed.Emails.Add(new Email { UserId = user, GmailMessageId = "oldest", SentAtUtc = baseline.AddDays(-2), Sender = sender });
            seed.Emails.Add(new Email { UserId = user, GmailMessageId = "newest", SentAtUtc = baseline, Sender = sender });
            seed.Emails.Add(new Email { UserId = user, GmailMessageId = "middle", SentAtUtc = baseline.AddDays(-1), Sender = sender });
            await seed.SaveChangesAsync();
        }
        using var ctx = new AppDbContext(opts, new FakeCurrentUser { UserId = user });
        var request = GmailQueryParser.Parse(null, page: 1, pageSize: 50);
        var result = await new SearchService(ctx).SearchAsync(user, request);
        result.Items.Select(i => i.GmailMessageId).Should().ContainInOrder("newest", "middle", "oldest");
    }
 }
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cesnimda	18acd9f6e8	feat(search): 'why this matched' highlights (ts_headline) CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 49s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 13s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 3s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 51s Details Slice 3 of search-core. Search results now show WHY they matched: a ts_headline body fragment with matched terms highlighted. The API returns U+E000/U+E001 sentinels around matches (NOT HTML); the client tokenises them into escaped <mark> React elements, so untrusted email content can never inject markup (no dangerouslySetInnerHTML). Subtle accent tint. Only when there's a free-text query (browse unchanged); projection branched (no DB function in a ternary) for unambiguous EF translation. Verified: build + all 40 tests; ts_headline output shape in raw Postgres; and the ranked+headline EF query proven to translate + execute against a live Postgres via a throwaway test (removed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-07-01 22:14:15 +02:00
cesnimda	9545f94461	feat(search): weight subject above body in the FTS vector CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 1m16s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 27s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 1m14s Details Slice 2 of search-core: the generated SearchVector now applies setweight 'A' to the subject and 'B' to the body, so ts_rank_cd (added last slice) ranks a subject match above a body-only mention -- what users expect. Adds an EF migration that drops/recreates the stored generated column + GIN index (Npgsql emits this correctly and transactionally). Verified: the migration DDL was dry-run against the live staging Postgres (schema + real data) inside a rolled-back transaction -- applies cleanly; and the weighted ranking (subject 1.0 vs body 0.4 for the same term) was confirmed directly in Postgres. Build + all 40 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>	2026-07-01 21:24:03 +02:00
cesnimda	a9be48daee	feat(search): relevance ranking + websearch_to_tsquery (#13 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m13s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 27s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 44s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 1m12s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 21s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m3s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 1m3s Details	2026-07-01 21:08:53 +02:00
cesnimda	dfd8579899	feat(ui): discoverable-first search placeholder (#12 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m5s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 22s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 32s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 1m14s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 25s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m16s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 1m12s Details	2026-07-01 20:35:13 +02:00
cesnimda	4d6f10c707	feat(ui): reduced-motion + focus rings (#11 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m7s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 22s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 30s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 1m2s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 22s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m4s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 1m11s Details	2026-07-01 20:23:42 +02:00
cesnimda	dde23c980c	feat(ui): Inter + design-system preview page (#10 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m11s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 28s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 1m9s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 1m4s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 23s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m6s Details	2026-07-01 20:14:51 +02:00
cesnimda	e482d60b69	feat(ui): design-system v2 tokens (#9 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 53s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 15s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 24s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m22s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 1m1s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 18s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 1m6s Details	2026-07-01 20:01:43 +02:00
cesnimda	4ce2df0a2b	docs: discovery blueprint + multi-provider design (#8 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 52s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 14s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 18s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 52s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 15s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 55s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 54s Details	2026-07-01 19:59:53 +02:00
cesnimda	9ee5d757f5	docs(changelog): note health gate + verified end-to-end pipeline (#7 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 50s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 16s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 49s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 14s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 15s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 53s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 53s Details Co-authored-by: cesnimda <connor.babbington@cesnimda.co.uk> Reviewed-on: #7	2026-07-01 17:20:34 +02:00
cesnimda	045be2bb81	Add post-deploy health gate to staging (#5 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m0s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 19s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 19s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 4s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m1s Details CI / backend (pull_request) Successful in 57s Details CI / frontend (pull_request) Successful in 19s Details Security / secrets (pull_request) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (pull_request) Successful in 1m1s Details	2026-07-01 16:08:27 +02:00
cesnimda	11e6768d17	Fix staging deploy: ASCII-only echo (#4 ) Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Successful in 21s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m3s Details CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m0s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 18s Details	2026-07-01 13:16:31 +02:00
cesnimda	d9a07a01b2	Fix staging auto-deploy: env write + port isolation (#3 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m5s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 22s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Failing after 24s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 5s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m4s Details	2026-07-01 12:50:12 +02:00
cesnimda	8727be9e94	Automated staging deploy: build env from secrets (#2 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m18s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 27s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Failing after 1m5s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 8s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m8s Details	2026-07-01 12:35:58 +02:00
cesnimda	ae8e6b672e	Git workflow, environments & CI/CD pipeline (#1 ) CI / backend (push) Successful in 1m14s Details CI / frontend (push) Successful in 28s Details Security / secrets (push) Successful in 6s Details Security / dependencies (push) Successful in 1m14s Details Deploy Staging / deploy (push) Failing after 43s Details	2026-07-01 11:44:34 +02:00