feat(ui): separate career and connected accounts
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# Jobbjakt Architecture Evolution
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## Guiding constraints
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- Preserve the existing single-master-profile model.
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- Keep job applications and their workflow at the centre of the domain.
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- Make AI providers replaceable and optional.
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- Add SaaS foundations without prematurely building a billing platform or team product.
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- Keep feature slices small while reducing the current controller concentration.
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## Target boundaries
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```text
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Web UI
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-> Application APIs
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-> Application workflow domain
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-> Career profile and document domain
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-> Discovery provider adapters
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-> Connected-account adapters
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-> AI provider boundary
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-> Entitlements and usage policy
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```
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### Career profile and documents
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`ApplicationUser.ProfileCvStructureJson` remains the canonical master profile during the transition. A later migration may normalize high-change sections (projects and portfolio items) into user-owned tables, but generated CVs and application-specific drafts must remain immutable copies with a profile-version reference.
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### Discovery
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Create an `IJobDiscoveryProvider` contract with normalized query and result types. Providers own authentication, source-specific filters, terms-aware attribution, and mapping. The UI and import flow must not know provider payload shapes. Cache public results briefly, do not persist an external job until the user imports it.
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### AI
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Extract AI prompts and model transport from controllers behind task-focused interfaces: CV extraction, CV tailoring, draft generation, interview preparation, and summarization. Each request records provider, model, input profile version, job context, and user review state. Local and online providers implement the same boundary.
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### Entitlements
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Introduce account-level plan, entitlement, and usage-ledger records before payment integration. Product code checks named capabilities (for example `ai.tailor_cv`, `cv.premium_theme`, `storage.attachments`) rather than payment-provider state. This supports trials, manual access, subscriptions, and future organisation plans.
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## Incremental engineering work
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1. Add targeted feature services beside the existing controllers for every touched feature; do not attempt a big-bang controller rewrite.
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2. Replace local-only preferences that affect behaviour with user-owned persisted settings.
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3. Replace the in-memory CV queue with a database-backed work item before horizontal hosting.
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4. Use PostgreSQL for hosted multi-tenant deployment; retain SQLite for self-hosted/single-user deployments.
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5. Add provider health, job processing, AI usage, and entitlement audit telemetry before paid hosting.
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## Explicit non-goals for the first SaaS release
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- Teams/organisations and shared candidate data.
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- Auto-apply automation or scraping-proxy infrastructure.
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- A browser-extension marketplace release.
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- A billing-provider integration before commercial policy is decided.
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