## YOUR ROLE - INITIALIZER AGENT (Session 1 of Many)

You are the FIRST agent in a long-running autonomous development process.
Your job is to set up the foundation for all future coding agents.

### FIRST: Read the Project Specification

Start by reading `app_spec.txt` in your working directory. This file contains
the complete specification for what you need to build. Read it carefully
before proceeding.

---

## REQUIRED FEATURE COUNT

**CRITICAL:** You must create exactly **160** features using the `feature_create_bulk` tool.

This number was determined during spec creation and must be followed precisely. Do not create more or fewer features than specified.

---

### CRITICAL FIRST TASK: Create Features

Based on `app_spec.txt`, create features using the feature_create_bulk tool. The features are stored in a SQLite database,
which is the single source of truth for what needs to be built.

**Creating Features:**

Use the feature_create_bulk tool to add all features at once:

```
Use the feature_create_bulk tool with features=[
  {
    "category": "functional",
    "name": "Brief feature name",
    "description": "Brief description of the feature and what this test verifies",
    "steps": [
      "Step 1: Navigate to relevant page",
      "Step 2: Perform action",
      "Step 3: Verify expected result"
    ]
  },
  {
    "category": "style",
    "name": "Brief feature name",
    "description": "Brief description of UI/UX requirement",
    "steps": [
      "Step 1: Navigate to page",
      "Step 2: Take screenshot",
      "Step 3: Verify visual requirements"
    ]
  }
]
```

**Notes:**
- IDs and priorities are assigned automatically based on order
- All features start with `passes: false` by default
- You can create features in batches if there are many (e.g., 50 at a time)

**Requirements for features:**

- Feature count must match the `feature_count` specified in app_spec.txt
- Reference tiers for other projects:
  - **Simple apps**: ~150 tests
  - **Medium apps**: ~250 tests
  - **Complex apps**: ~400+ tests
- Both "functional" and "style" categories
- Mix of narrow tests (2-5 steps) and comprehensive tests (10+ steps)
- At least 25 tests MUST have 10+ steps each (more for complex apps)
- Order features by priority: fundamental features first (the API assigns priority based on order)
- All features start with `passes: false` automatically
- Cover every feature in the spec exhaustively
- **MUST include tests from ALL 20 mandatory categories below**

---

## MANDATORY TEST CATEGORIES

The feature_list.json **MUST** include tests from ALL of these categories. The minimum counts scale by complexity tier.

### Category Distribution by Complexity Tier

| Category                         | Simple  | Medium  | Complex  |
| -------------------------------- | ------- | ------- | -------- |
| A. Security & Access Control     | 5       | 20      | 40       |
| B. Navigation Integrity          | 15      | 25      | 40       |
| C. Real Data Verification        | 20      | 30      | 50       |
| D. Workflow Completeness         | 10      | 20      | 40       |
| E. Error Handling                | 10      | 15      | 25       |
| F. UI-Backend Integration        | 10      | 20      | 35       |
| G. State & Persistence           | 8       | 10      | 15       |
| H. URL & Direct Access           | 5       | 10      | 20       |
| I. Double-Action & Idempotency   | 5       | 8       | 15       |
| J. Data Cleanup & Cascade        | 5       | 10      | 20       |
| K. Default & Reset               | 5       | 8       | 12       |
| L. Search & Filter Edge Cases    | 8       | 12      | 20       |
| M. Form Validation               | 10      | 15      | 25       |
| N. Feedback & Notification       | 8       | 10      | 15       |
| O. Responsive & Layout           | 8       | 10      | 15       |
| P. Accessibility                 | 8       | 10      | 15       |
| Q. Temporal & Timezone           | 5       | 8       | 12       |
| R. Concurrency & Race Conditions | 5       | 8       | 15       |
| S. Export/Import                 | 5       | 6       | 10       |
| T. Performance                   | 5       | 5       | 10       |
| **TOTAL**                        | **150** | **250** | **400+** |

---

### A. Security & Access Control Tests

Test that unauthorized access is blocked and permissions are enforced.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Unauthenticated user cannot access protected routes (redirect to login)
- Regular user cannot access admin-only pages (403 or redirect)
- API endpoints return 401 for unauthenticated requests
- API endpoints return 403 for unauthorized role access
- Session expires after configured inactivity period
- Logout clears all session data and tokens
- Invalid/expired tokens are rejected
- Each role can ONLY see their permitted menu items
- Direct URL access to unauthorized pages is blocked
- Sensitive operations require confirmation or re-authentication
- Cannot access another user's data by manipulating IDs in URL
- Password reset flow works securely
- Failed login attempts are handled (no information leakage)

### B. Navigation Integrity Tests

Test that every button, link, and menu item goes to the correct place.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Every button in sidebar navigates to correct page
- Every menu item links to existing route
- All CRUD action buttons (Edit, Delete, View) go to correct URLs with correct IDs
- Back button works correctly after each navigation
- Deep linking works (direct URL access to any page with auth)
- Breadcrumbs reflect actual navigation path
- 404 page shown for non-existent routes (not crash)
- After login, user redirected to intended destination (or dashboard)
- After logout, user redirected to login page
- Pagination links work and preserve current filters
- Tab navigation within pages works correctly
- Modal close buttons return to previous state
- Cancel buttons on forms return to previous page

### C. Real Data Verification Tests

Test that data is real (not mocked) and persists correctly.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Create a record via UI with unique content → verify it appears in list
- Create a record → refresh page → record still exists
- Create a record → log out → log in → record still exists
- Edit a record → verify changes persist after refresh
- Delete a record → verify it's gone from list AND database
- Delete a record → verify it's gone from related dropdowns
- Filter/search → results match actual data created in test
- Dashboard statistics reflect real record counts (create 3 items, count shows 3)
- Reports show real aggregated data
- Export functionality exports actual data you created
- Related records update when parent changes
- Timestamps are real and accurate (created_at, updated_at)
- Data created by User A is not visible to User B (unless shared)
- Empty state shows correctly when no data exists

### D. Workflow Completeness Tests

Test that every workflow can be completed end-to-end through the UI.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Every entity has working Create operation via UI form
- Every entity has working Read/View operation (detail page loads)
- Every entity has working Update operation (edit form saves)
- Every entity has working Delete operation (with confirmation dialog)
- Every status/state has a UI mechanism to transition to next state
- Multi-step processes (wizards) can be completed end-to-end
- Bulk operations (select all, delete selected) work
- Cancel/Undo operations work where applicable
- Required fields prevent submission when empty
- Form validation shows errors before submission
- Successful submission shows success feedback
- Backend workflow (e.g., user→customer conversion) has UI trigger

### E. Error Handling Tests

Test graceful handling of errors and edge cases.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Network failure shows user-friendly error message, not crash
- Invalid form input shows field-level errors
- API errors display meaningful messages to user
- 404 responses handled gracefully (show not found page)
- 500 responses don't expose stack traces or technical details
- Empty search results show "no results found" message
- Loading states shown during all async operations
- Timeout doesn't hang the UI indefinitely
- Submitting form with server error keeps user data in form
- File upload errors (too large, wrong type) show clear message
- Duplicate entry errors (e.g., email already exists) are clear

### F. UI-Backend Integration Tests

Test that frontend and backend communicate correctly.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Frontend request format matches what backend expects
- Backend response format matches what frontend parses
- All dropdown options come from real database data (not hardcoded)
- Related entity selectors (e.g., "choose category") populated from DB
- Changes in one area reflect in related areas after refresh
- Deleting parent handles children correctly (cascade or block)
- Filters work with actual data attributes from database
- Sort functionality sorts real data correctly
- Pagination returns correct page of real data
- API error responses are parsed and displayed correctly
- Loading spinners appear during API calls
- Optimistic updates (if used) rollback on failure

### G. State & Persistence Tests

Test that state is maintained correctly across sessions and tabs.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Refresh page mid-form - appropriate behavior (data kept or cleared)
- Close browser, reopen - session state handled correctly
- Same user in two browser tabs - changes sync or handled gracefully
- Browser back after form submit - no duplicate submission
- Bookmark a page, return later - works (with auth check)
- LocalStorage/cookies cleared - graceful re-authentication
- Unsaved changes warning when navigating away from dirty form

### H. URL & Direct Access Tests

Test direct URL access and URL manipulation security.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Change entity ID in URL - cannot access others' data
- Access /admin directly as regular user - blocked
- Malformed URL parameters - handled gracefully (no crash)
- Very long URL - handled correctly
- URL with SQL injection attempt - rejected/sanitized
- Deep link to deleted entity - shows "not found", not crash
- Query parameters for filters are reflected in UI
- Sharing a URL with filters preserves those filters

### I. Double-Action & Idempotency Tests

Test that rapid or duplicate actions don't cause issues.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Double-click submit button - only one record created
- Rapid multiple clicks on delete - only one deletion occurs
- Submit form, hit back, submit again - appropriate behavior
- Multiple simultaneous API calls - server handles correctly
- Refresh during save operation - data not corrupted
- Click same navigation link twice quickly - no issues
- Submit button disabled during processing

### J. Data Cleanup & Cascade Tests

Test that deleting data cleans up properly everywhere.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Delete parent entity - children removed from all views
- Delete item - removed from search results immediately
- Delete item - statistics/counts updated immediately
- Delete item - related dropdowns updated
- Delete item - cached views refreshed
- Soft delete (if applicable) - item hidden but recoverable
- Hard delete - item completely removed from database

### K. Default & Reset Tests

Test that defaults and reset functionality work correctly.

**Required tests (examples):**

- New form shows correct default values
- Date pickers default to sensible dates (today, not 1970)
- Dropdowns default to correct option (or placeholder)
- Reset button clears to defaults, not just empty
- Clear filters button resets all filters to default
- Pagination resets to page 1 when filters change
- Sorting resets when changing views

### L. Search & Filter Edge Cases

Test search and filter functionality thoroughly.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Empty search shows all results (or appropriate message)
- Search with only spaces - handled correctly
- Search with special characters (!@#$%^&\*) - no errors
- Search with quotes - handled correctly
- Search with very long string - handled correctly
- Filter combinations that return zero results - shows message
- Filter + search + sort together - all work correctly
- Filter persists after viewing detail and returning to list
- Clear individual filter - works correctly
- Search is case-insensitive (or clearly case-sensitive)

### M. Form Validation Tests

Test all form validation rules exhaustively.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Required field empty - shows error, blocks submit
- Email field with invalid email formats - shows error
- Password field - enforces complexity requirements
- Numeric field with letters - rejected
- Date field with invalid date - rejected
- Min/max length enforced on text fields
- Min/max values enforced on numeric fields
- Duplicate unique values rejected (e.g., duplicate email)
- Error messages are specific (not just "invalid")
- Errors clear when user fixes the issue
- Server-side validation matches client-side
- Whitespace-only input rejected for required fields

### N. Feedback & Notification Tests

Test that users get appropriate feedback for all actions.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Every successful save/create shows success feedback
- Every failed action shows error feedback
- Loading spinner during every async operation
- Disabled state on buttons during form submission
- Progress indicator for long operations (file upload)
- Toast/notification disappears after appropriate time
- Multiple notifications don't overlap incorrectly
- Success messages are specific (not just "Success")

### O. Responsive & Layout Tests

Test that the UI works on different screen sizes.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Desktop layout correct at 1920px width
- Tablet layout correct at 768px width
- Mobile layout correct at 375px width
- No horizontal scroll on any standard viewport
- Touch targets large enough on mobile (44px min)
- Modals fit within viewport on mobile
- Long text truncates or wraps correctly (no overflow)
- Tables scroll horizontally if needed on mobile
- Navigation collapses appropriately on mobile

### P. Accessibility Tests

Test basic accessibility compliance.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Tab navigation works through all interactive elements
- Focus ring visible on all focused elements
- Screen reader can navigate main content areas
- ARIA labels on icon-only buttons
- Color contrast meets WCAG AA (4.5:1 for text)
- No information conveyed by color alone
- Form fields have associated labels
- Error messages announced to screen readers
- Skip link to main content (if applicable)
- Images have alt text

### Q. Temporal & Timezone Tests

Test date/time handling.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Dates display in user's local timezone
- Created/updated timestamps accurate and formatted correctly
- Date picker allows only valid date ranges
- Overdue items identified correctly (timezone-aware)
- "Today", "This Week" filters work correctly for user's timezone
- Recurring items generate at correct times (if applicable)
- Date sorting works correctly across months/years

### R. Concurrency & Race Condition Tests

Test multi-user and race condition scenarios.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Two users edit same record - last save wins or conflict shown
- Record deleted while another user viewing - graceful handling
- List updates while user on page 2 - pagination still works
- Rapid navigation between pages - no stale data displayed
- API response arrives after user navigated away - no crash
- Concurrent form submissions from same user handled

### S. Export/Import Tests (if applicable)

Test data export and import functionality.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Export all data - file contains all records
- Export filtered data - only filtered records included
- Import valid file - all records created correctly
- Import duplicate data - handled correctly (skip/update/error)
- Import malformed file - error message, no partial import
- Export then import - data integrity preserved exactly

### T. Performance Tests

Test basic performance requirements.

**Required tests (examples):**

- Page loads in <3s with 100 records
- Page loads in <5s with 1000 records
- Search responds in <1s
- Infinite scroll doesn't degrade with many items
- Large file upload shows progress
- Memory doesn't leak on long sessions
- No console errors during normal operation

---

## ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION: NO MOCK DATA

The feature_list.json must include tests that **actively verify real data** and **detect mock data patterns**.

**Include these specific tests:**

1. Create unique test data (e.g., "TEST_12345_VERIFY_ME")
2. Verify that EXACT data appears in UI
3. Refresh page - data persists
4. Delete data - verify it's gone
5. If data appears that wasn't created during test - FLAG AS MOCK DATA

**The agent implementing features MUST NOT use:**

- Hardcoded arrays of fake data
- `mockData`, `fakeData`, `sampleData`, `dummyData` variables
- `// TODO: replace with real API`
- `setTimeout` simulating API delays with static data
- Static returns instead of database queries

---

**CRITICAL INSTRUCTION:**
IT IS CATASTROPHIC TO REMOVE OR EDIT FEATURES IN FUTURE SESSIONS.
Features can ONLY be marked as passing (via the `feature_mark_passing` tool with the feature_id).
Never remove features, never edit descriptions, never modify testing steps.
This ensures no functionality is missed.

### SECOND TASK: Create init.sh

Create a script called `init.sh` that future agents can use to quickly
set up and run the development environment. The script should:

1. Install any required dependencies
2. Start any necessary servers or services
3. Print helpful information about how to access the running application

Base the script on the technology stack specified in `app_spec.txt`.

### THIRD TASK: Initialize Git

Create a git repository and make your first commit with:

- init.sh (environment setup script)
- README.md (project overview and setup instructions)
- Any initial project structure files

Note: Features are stored in the SQLite database (features.db), not in a JSON file.

Commit message: "Initial setup: init.sh, project structure, and features created via API"

### FOURTH TASK: Create Project Structure

Set up the basic project structure based on what's specified in `app_spec.txt`.
This typically includes directories for frontend, backend, and any other
components mentioned in the spec.

### OPTIONAL: Start Implementation

If you have time remaining in this session, you may begin implementing
the highest-priority features. Get the next feature with:

```
Use the feature_get_next tool
```

Remember:
- Work on ONE feature at a time
- Test thoroughly before marking as passing
- Commit your progress before session ends

### ENDING THIS SESSION

Before your context fills up:

1. Commit all work with descriptive messages
2. Create `claude-progress.txt` with a summary of what you accomplished
3. Verify features were created using the feature_get_stats tool
4. Leave the environment in a clean, working state

The next agent will continue from here with a fresh context window.

---

**Remember:** You have unlimited time across many sessions. Focus on
quality over speed. Production-ready is the goal.


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     1→<project_specification>
     2→  <project_name>Autocoder+</project_name>
     3→
     4→  <overview>
     5→    Autocoder+ is an enhanced fork of Autocoder that adds interactive permission management,
     6→    parallel dual-agent execution, terminal observation views, spec refinement with re-validation,
     7→    and infrastructure discovery. It provides developers with greater control over autonomous
     8→    coding agents through a sleek, modern UI while maintaining the core test-driven development
     9→    workflow of the original.
    10→  </overview>
    11→
    12→  <technology_stack>
    13→    <frontend>
    14→      <framework>React 18 with TypeScript</framework>
    15→      <styling>Tailwind CSS v4 (modern/sleek design system)</styling>
    16→      <state_management>TanStack Query for server state</state_management>
    17→      <realtime>WebSocket for live updates</realtime>
    18→      <components>Radix UI primitives</components>
    19→    </frontend>
    20→    <backend>
    21→      <runtime>Python 3.11+</runtime>
    22→      <framework>FastAPI</framework>
    23→      <database>SQLite with SQLAlchemy ORM</database>
    24→      <agent_sdk>Claude Agent SDK</agent_sdk>
    25→      <process_management>psutil for cross-platform process control</process_management>
    26→    </backend>
    27→    <communication>
    28→      <api>REST API for CRUD operations</api>
    29→      <realtime>WebSocket for streaming logs, status, permissions</realtime>
    30→      <agent_tools>MCP (Model Context Protocol) for agent-accessible tools</agent_tools>
    31→    </communication>
    32→  </technology_stack>
    33→
    34→  <prerequisites>
    35→    <environment_setup>
    36→      - Python 3.11+ with pip
    37→      - Node.js 18+ with npm
    38→      - Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated
    39→      - Git for version control
    40→    </environment_setup>
    41→  </prerequisites>
    42→
    43→  <feature_count>160</feature_count>
    44→
    45→  <security_and_access_control>
    46→    <user_roles>
    47→      <role name="user">
    48→        <permissions>
    49→          - Can create, edit, delete projects
    50→          - Can start, stop, pause agents
    51→          - Can grant or deny permissions to agents
    52→          - Can edit project specifications
    53→          - Can view all terminal output
    54→          - Can configure infrastructure
    55→        </permissions>
    56→        <protected_routes>
    57→          - All routes require the app to be running locally (no remote access by default)
    58→        </protected_routes>
    59→      </role>
    60→    </user_roles>
    61→    <authentication>
    62→      <method>Local-only access (no authentication required for local use)</method>
    63→      <session_timeout>none</session_timeout>
    64→    </authentication>
    65→    <agent_permissions>
    66→      <description>Agents operate under a configurable permission system</description>
    67→      <default_permissions>
    68→        - Read/Write/Edit within project directory
    69→        - Bash commands from allowlist
    70→        - Feature database tools
    71→      </default_permissions>
    72→      <requestable_permissions>
    73→        - WebSearch
    74→        - WebFetch
    75→        - Additional folder access
    76→        - External API access
    77→        - Database connections
    78→      </requestable_permissions>
    79→    </agent_permissions>
    80→  </security_and_access_control>
    81→
    82→  <core_features>
    83→    <permission_management>
    84→      - Pre-configured permissions list per project
    85→      - UI to view and edit permissions before/during agent run
    86→      - Permission categories: folders, tools, external services
    87→      - When agent needs unavailable permission, feature marked as "stalled"
    88→      - Stalled features show reason (which permission needed)
    89→      - Grant permission from UI to unstall feature
    90→      - Permission changes take effect immediately for running agents
    91→      - Permission presets (minimal, standard, full access)
    92→      - Permission history/audit log
    93→      - Import/export permission configurations
    94→    </permission_management>
    95→
    96→    <dual_agent_execution>
    97→      - Run two agents in parallel on same project
    98→      - Smart feature assignment prevents conflicts
    99→      - Agent A and Agent B work on non-overlapping features
   100→      - Feature dependency detection (don't assign dependent features to different agents)
   101→      - File-level conflict detection (avoid features touching same files)
   102→      - Coordinated git commits (sequential, not concurrent)
   103→      - Agent status shown independently (running/paused/stopped/stalled)
   104→      - Can start/stop/pause each agent independently
   105→      - Load balancing between agents
   106→      - Graceful handling when one agent crashes
   107→    </dual_agent_execution>
   108→
   109→    <terminal_views>
   110→      - Two terminal panels (one per agent)
   111→      - Split-screen or tabbed view option
   112→      - Real-time streaming of agent output
   113→      - Color-coded output (errors in red, success in green, tools in blue)
   114→      - Scrollback buffer with search
   115→      - Auto-scroll with manual override
   116→      - Clear terminal button
   117→      - Copy output to clipboard
   118→      - Permission request notifications appear in terminal
   119→      - Quick-grant permission button in terminal view
   120→      - Timestamp on each line
   121→      - Filter by message type (info, error, tool, permission)
   122→    </terminal_views>
   123→
   124→    <spec_refinement>
   125→      - "Edit Spec" button accessible anytime
   126→      - Full spec editor with syntax highlighting
   127→      - Side-by-side diff view when editing
   128→      - Save triggers re-validation analysis
   129→      - Automatic detection of affected features
   130→      - Affected passing features marked as "pending" for re-test
   131→      - Summary of changes and affected features before confirm
   132→      - Spec version history
   133→      - Rollback to previous spec version
   134→      - Partial spec updates (edit sections without full rewrite)
   135→    </spec_refinement>
   136→
   137→    <infrastructure_discovery>
   138→      - Infrastructure section in spec creation wizard
   139→      - Questions about existing services (databases, servers, proxies)
   140→      - Auto-discovery of local services on common ports
   141→      - Connectivity test for each configured service
   142→      - Store infrastructure config in project (infrastructure.yaml)
   143→      - Agents receive infrastructure context
   144→      - Service templates (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Nginx, etc.)
   145→      - Custom service definition
   146→      - Credentials stored securely (or reference to env vars)
   147→      - Health check endpoints for services
   148→      - Infrastructure status dashboard
   149→    </infrastructure_discovery>
   150→
   151→    <project_management>
   152→      - Project list with status indicators
   153→      - Create new project wizard
   154→      - Delete project (with confirmation)
   155→      - Duplicate project
   156→      - Project settings panel
   157→      - Progress statistics per project
   158→      - Last activity timestamp
   159→      - Quick actions (start, stop, edit spec)
   160→    </project_management>
   161→
   162→    <feature_tracking>
   163→      - Kanban board view (Pending, In Progress, Stalled, Done)
   164→      - "Stalled" column for permission-blocked features
   165→      - Feature detail modal
   166→      - Feature search and filter
   167→      - Bulk actions on features
   168→      - Feature priority adjustment
   169→      - Manual mark as passing (with confirmation)
   170→      - Feature categories and tags
   171→    </feature_tracking>
   172→
   173→    <modern_ui_design>
   174→      - Sleek, modern aesthetic (not neobrutalism)
   175→      - Dark mode default with light mode option
   176→      - Smooth animations and transitions
   177→      - Responsive design (desktop-first, tablet-friendly)
   178→      - Consistent spacing and typography
   179→      - Subtle shadows and depth
   180→      - Clean iconography
   181→      - Progress indicators with percentage
   182→      - Toast notifications for actions
   183→      - Keyboard shortcuts for common actions
   184→    </modern_ui_design>
   185→  </core_features>
   186→
   187→  <database_schema>
   188→    <tables>
   189→      <projects>
   190→        - id (integer, primary key)
   191→        - name (string, unique)
   192→        - path (string)
   193→        - created_at (datetime)
   194→        - updated_at (datetime)
   195→        - spec_version (integer)
   196→      </projects>
   197→      <features>
   198→        - id (integer, primary key)
   199→        - project_id (foreign key)
   200→        - priority (integer)
   201→        - category (string)
   202→        - name (string)
   203→        - description (text)
   204→        - steps (json array)
   205→        - passes (boolean)
   206→        - in_progress (boolean)
   207→        - stalled (boolean)
   208→        - stall_reason (string, nullable)
   209→        - assigned_agent (string, nullable: "A" or "B")
   210→        - created_at (datetime)
   211→        - updated_at (datetime)
   212→      </features>
   213→      <permissions>
   214→        - id (integer, primary key)
   215→        - project_id (foreign key)
   216→        - permission_type (string: folder, tool, service)
   217→        - permission_value (string)
   218→        - granted (boolean)
   219→        - created_at (datetime)
   220→      </permissions>
   221→      <permission_requests>
   222→        - id (integer, primary key)
   223→        - project_id (foreign key)
   224→        - feature_id (foreign key, nullable)
   225→        - agent_id (string: "A" or "B")
   226→        - permission_type (string)
   227→        - permission_value (string)
   228→        - status (string: pending, granted, denied)
   229→        - requested_at (datetime)
   230→        - resolved_at (datetime, nullable)
   231→      </permission_requests>
   232→      <infrastructure>
   233→        - id (integer, primary key)
   234→        - project_id (foreign key)
   235→        - service_type (string)
   236→        - service_name (string)
   237→        - host (string)
   238→        - port (integer)
   239→        - credentials_ref (string, nullable)
   240→        - health_check_url (string, nullable)
   241→        - last_health_check (datetime, nullable)
   242→        - is_healthy (boolean)
   243→      </infrastructure>
   244→      <spec_history>
   245→        - id (integer, primary key)
   246→        - project_id (foreign key)
   247→        - version (integer)
   248→        - content (text)
   249→        - created_at (datetime)
   250→        - change_summary (string, nullable)
   251→      </spec_history>
   252→    </tables>
   253→  </database_schema>
   254→
   255→  <api_endpoints_summary>
   256→    <projects>
   257→      - GET /api/projects - List all projects
   258→      - POST /api/projects - Create new project
   259→      - GET /api/projects/{name} - Get project details
   260→      - PUT /api/projects/{name} - Update project
   261→      - DELETE /api/projects/{name} - Delete project
   262→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/duplicate - Duplicate project
   263→    </projects>
   264→    <agents>
   265→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/agents/status - Get both agents' status
   266→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/start - Start agent A or B
   267→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/stop - Stop agent
   268→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/pause - Pause agent
   269→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/resume - Resume agent
   270→    </agents>
   271→    <features>
   272→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/features - List features with filters
   273→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/features/{id} - Get feature details
   274→      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/features/{id} - Update feature (limited fields)
   275→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/features/{id}/unstall - Clear stalled status
   276→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/features/stats - Get statistics
   277→    </features>
   278→    <permissions>
   279→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/permissions - List all permissions
   280→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/permissions - Add permission
   281→      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id} - Update permission
   282→      - DELETE /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id} - Remove permission
   283→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests - List pending requests
   284→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests/{id}/grant - Grant request
   285→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests/{id}/deny - Deny request
   286→    </permissions>
   287→    <spec>
   288→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/spec - Get current spec
   289→      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/spec - Update spec (triggers re-validation)
   290→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/spec/history - Get spec history
   291→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/spec/rollback/{version} - Rollback to version
   292→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/spec/analyze-changes - Preview impact of changes
   293→    </spec>
   294→    <infrastructure>
   295→      - GET /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure - List infrastructure
   296→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure - Add service
   297→      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id} - Update service
   298→      - DELETE /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id} - Remove service
   299→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id}/test - Test connectivity
   300→      - POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/discover - Auto-discover services
   301→    </infrastructure>
   302→    <websocket>
   303→      - WS /ws/projects/{name} - Real-time updates (logs, status, permissions)
   304→    </websocket>
   305→  </api_endpoints_summary>
   306→
   307→  <ui_layout>
   308→    <main_structure>
   309→      - Header: App title, project selector, global actions
   310→      - Main area: Context-dependent content (dashboard, kanban, editor)
   311→      - Right panel (collapsible): Terminal views (stacked or tabbed)
   312→      - Footer: Status bar with connection indicator
   313→    </main_structure>
   314→    <pages>
   315→      - Dashboard: Project overview, quick stats, recent activity
   316→      - Kanban: Feature board with Pending/In Progress/Stalled/Done columns
   317→      - Spec Editor: Full-screen editor with preview
   318→      - Permissions: Table of permissions with add/edit/delete
   319→      - Infrastructure: Service list with health status
   320→      - Settings: Project configuration
   321→    </pages>
   322→    <components>
   323→      - ProjectSelector: Dropdown with project list and create option
   324→      - AgentControl: Start/stop/pause buttons for each agent
   325→      - TerminalPanel: Scrolling log view with filters
   326→      - FeatureCard: Compact feature display for kanban
   327→      - FeatureModal: Detailed feature view with actions
   328→      - PermissionEditor: Form for adding/editing permissions
   329→      - SpecDiffViewer: Side-by-side spec comparison
   330→      - InfrastructureCard: Service status with test button
   331→      - ProgressRing: Circular progress indicator
   332→      - Toast: Notification component
   333→    </components>
   334→  </ui_layout>
   335→
   336→  <design_system>
   337→    <color_palette>
   338→      <dark_mode>
   339→        - Background: #0f0f0f (near black)
   340→        - Surface: #1a1a1a (card backgrounds)
   341→        - Surface elevated: #242424 (modals, dropdowns)
   342→        - Border: #2e2e2e (subtle borders)
   343→        - Text primary: #ffffff
   344→        - Text secondary: #a0a0a0
   345→        - Accent: #3b82f6 (blue)
   346→        - Success: #22c55e (green)
   347→        - Warning: #f59e0b (amber)
   348→        - Error: #ef4444 (red)
   349→        - Stalled: #8b5cf6 (purple)
   350→      </dark_mode>
   351→      <light_mode>
   352→        - Background: #fafafa
   353→        - Surface: #ffffff
   354→        - Surface elevated: #ffffff
   355→        - Border: #e5e5e5
   356→        - Text primary: #0f0f0f
   357→        - Text secondary: #6b6b6b
   358→        - (Same accent colors)
   359→      </light_mode>
   360→    </color_palette>
   361→    <typography>
   362→      - Font family: Inter (sans-serif)
   363→      - Monospace: JetBrains Mono (terminal, code)
   364→      - Heading sizes: 2xl (32px), xl (24px), lg (20px), base (16px)
   365→      - Body: 14px base, 12px small
   366→    </typography>
   367→    <spacing>
   368→      - Base unit: 4px
   369→      - Padding: 8px (sm), 16px (md), 24px (lg), 32px (xl)
   370→      - Border radius: 4px (sm), 8px (md), 12px (lg)
   371→    </spacing>
   372→    <effects>
   373→      - Shadows: Subtle (0 1px 3px rgba(0,0,0,0.1))
   374→      - Transitions: 150ms ease for interactions
   375→      - Hover states: Slight brightness increase
   376→    </effects>
   377→  </design_system>
   378→
   379→  <implementation_steps>
   380→    <step number="1">
   381→      <title>Core Infrastructure Setup</title>
   382→      <tasks>
   383→        - Set up project structure (backend, frontend directories)
   384→        - Initialize FastAPI backend with SQLAlchemy
   385→        - Create database models (projects, features, permissions, etc.)
   386→        - Set up React frontend with Vite and TypeScript
   387→        - Configure Tailwind CSS with custom design tokens
   388→        - Establish WebSocket connection infrastructure
   389→      </tasks>
   390→    </step>
   391→    <step number="2">
   392→      <title>Permission System</title>
   393→      <tasks>
   394→        - Implement permissions database table and API
   395→        - Create permission editor UI component
   396→        - Build permission checking logic in agent runner
   397→        - Implement "stalled" feature status
   398→        - Create permission request/grant flow
   399→        - Add permission presets
   400→      </tasks>
   401→    </step>
   402→    <step number="3">
   403→      <title>Dual Agent Execution</title>
   404→      <tasks>
   405→        - Extend process manager for dual agents
   406→        - Implement feature assignment algorithm
   407→        - Add conflict detection (file-level, dependency)
   408→        - Create coordinated git commit system
   409→        - Build independent agent controls in UI
   410→        - Handle agent crash scenarios
   411→      </tasks>
   412→    </step>
   413→    <step number="4">
   414→      <title>Terminal Views</title>
   415→      <tasks>
   416→        - Create terminal panel component
   417→        - Implement log streaming per agent
   418→        - Add color coding and filtering
   419→        - Build scrollback with search
   420→        - Add permission request inline notifications
   421→        - Implement copy and clear functions
   422→      </tasks>
   423→    </step>
   424→    <step number="5">
   425→      <title>Spec Refinement</title>
   426→      <tasks>
   427→        - Build spec editor with syntax highlighting
   428→        - Implement diff view component
   429→        - Create change impact analysis
   430→        - Build feature re-validation logic
   431→        - Add spec version history
   432→        - Implement rollback functionality
   433→      </tasks>
   434→    </step>
   435→    <step number="6">
   436→      <title>Infrastructure Discovery</title>
   437→      <tasks>
   438→        - Create infrastructure configuration UI
   439→        - Build service connectivity tester
   440→        - Implement auto-discovery for common ports
   441→        - Create service templates
   442→        - Add health check monitoring
   443→        - Integrate with spec creation wizard
   444→      </tasks>
   445→    </step>
   446→    <step number="7">
   447→      <title>Modern UI Polish</title>
   448→      <tasks>
   449→        - Implement dark/light mode toggle
   450→        - Add smooth animations and transitions
   451→        - Create responsive layouts
   452→        - Build toast notification system
   453→        - Add keyboard shortcuts
   454→        - Final visual polish pass
   455→      </tasks>
   456→    </step>
   457→  </implementation_steps>
   458→
   459→  <success_criteria>
   460→    <functionality>
   461→      - All 160 features pass automated testing
   462→      - Dual agents can run simultaneously without conflicts
   463→      - Permission system correctly stalls/unstalls features
   464→      - Spec changes properly trigger re-validation
   465→      - Infrastructure connectivity tests work reliably
   466→    </functionality>
   467→    <user_experience>
   468→      - UI is intuitive and requires minimal learning
   469→      - Actions provide clear feedback
   470→      - Terminal views are responsive and readable
   471→      - No UI lag or freezing during agent operations
   472→    </user_experience>
   473→    <technical_quality>
   474→      - No console errors in normal operation
   475→      - API responses under 200ms for simple queries
   476→      - WebSocket reconnects automatically on disconnect
   477→      - Graceful error handling throughout
   478→    </technical_quality>
   479→    <design_polish>
   480→      - Consistent visual language across all components
   481→      - Smooth 60fps animations
   482→      - Proper dark/light mode support
   483→      - Professional, modern appearance
   484→    </design_polish>
   485→  </success_criteria>
   486→</project_specification>
   487→

<system-reminder>
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</system-reminder>

<project_specification>
  <project_name>Autocoder+</project_name>

  <overview>
    Autocoder+ is an enhanced fork of Autocoder that adds interactive permission management,
    parallel dual-agent execution, terminal observation views, spec refinement with re-validation,
    and infrastructure discovery. It provides developers with greater control over autonomous
    coding agents through a sleek, modern UI while maintaining the core test-driven development
    workflow of the original.
  </overview>

  <technology_stack>
    <frontend>
      <framework>React 18 with TypeScript</framework>
      <styling>Tailwind CSS v4 (modern/sleek design system)</styling>
      <state_management>TanStack Query for server state</state_management>
      <realtime>WebSocket for live updates</realtime>
      <components>Radix UI primitives</components>
    </frontend>
    <backend>
      <runtime>Python 3.11+</runtime>
      <framework>FastAPI</framework>
      <database>SQLite with SQLAlchemy ORM</database>
      <agent_sdk>Claude Agent SDK</agent_sdk>
      <process_management>psutil for cross-platform process control</process_management>
    </backend>
    <communication>
      <api>REST API for CRUD operations</api>
      <realtime>WebSocket for streaming logs, status, permissions</realtime>
      <agent_tools>MCP (Model Context Protocol) for agent-accessible tools</agent_tools>
    </communication>
  </technology_stack>

  <prerequisites>
    <environment_setup>
      - Python 3.11+ with pip
      - Node.js 18+ with npm
      - Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated
      - Git for version control
    </environment_setup>
  </prerequisites>

  <feature_count>160</feature_count>

  <security_and_access_control>
    <user_roles>
      <role name="user">
        <permissions>
          - Can create, edit, delete projects
          - Can start, stop, pause agents
          - Can grant or deny permissions to agents
          - Can edit project specifications
          - Can view all terminal output
          - Can configure infrastructure
        </permissions>
        <protected_routes>
          - All routes require the app to be running locally (no remote access by default)
        </protected_routes>
      </role>
    </user_roles>
    <authentication>
      <method>Local-only access (no authentication required for local use)</method>
      <session_timeout>none</session_timeout>
    </authentication>
    <agent_permissions>
      <description>Agents operate under a configurable permission system</description>
      <default_permissions>
        - Read/Write/Edit within project directory
        - Bash commands from allowlist
        - Feature database tools
      </default_permissions>
      <requestable_permissions>
        - WebSearch
        - WebFetch
        - Additional folder access
        - External API access
        - Database connections
      </requestable_permissions>
    </agent_permissions>
  </security_and_access_control>

  <core_features>
    <permission_management>
      - Pre-configured permissions list per project
      - UI to view and edit permissions before/during agent run
      - Permission categories: folders, tools, external services
      - When agent needs unavailable permission, feature marked as "stalled"
      - Stalled features show reason (which permission needed)
      - Grant permission from UI to unstall feature
      - Permission changes take effect immediately for running agents
      - Permission presets (minimal, standard, full access)
      - Permission history/audit log
      - Import/export permission configurations
    </permission_management>

    <dual_agent_execution>
      - Run two agents in parallel on same project
      - Smart feature assignment prevents conflicts
      - Agent A and Agent B work on non-overlapping features
      - Feature dependency detection (don't assign dependent features to different agents)
      - File-level conflict detection (avoid features touching same files)
      - Coordinated git commits (sequential, not concurrent)
      - Agent status shown independently (running/paused/stopped/stalled)
      - Can start/stop/pause each agent independently
      - Load balancing between agents
      - Graceful handling when one agent crashes
    </dual_agent_execution>

    <terminal_views>
      - Two terminal panels (one per agent)
      - Split-screen or tabbed view option
      - Real-time streaming of agent output
      - Color-coded output (errors in red, success in green, tools in blue)
      - Scrollback buffer with search
      - Auto-scroll with manual override
      - Clear terminal button
      - Copy output to clipboard
      - Permission request notifications appear in terminal
      - Quick-grant permission button in terminal view
      - Timestamp on each line
      - Filter by message type (info, error, tool, permission)
    </terminal_views>

    <spec_refinement>
      - "Edit Spec" button accessible anytime
      - Full spec editor with syntax highlighting
      - Side-by-side diff view when editing
      - Save triggers re-validation analysis
      - Automatic detection of affected features
      - Affected passing features marked as "pending" for re-test
      - Summary of changes and affected features before confirm
      - Spec version history
      - Rollback to previous spec version
      - Partial spec updates (edit sections without full rewrite)
    </spec_refinement>

    <infrastructure_discovery>
      - Infrastructure section in spec creation wizard
      - Questions about existing services (databases, servers, proxies)
      - Auto-discovery of local services on common ports
      - Connectivity test for each configured service
      - Store infrastructure config in project (infrastructure.yaml)
      - Agents receive infrastructure context
      - Service templates (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Nginx, etc.)
      - Custom service definition
      - Credentials stored securely (or reference to env vars)
      - Health check endpoints for services
      - Infrastructure status dashboard
    </infrastructure_discovery>

    <project_management>
      - Project list with status indicators
      - Create new project wizard
      - Delete project (with confirmation)
      - Duplicate project
      - Project settings panel
      - Progress statistics per project
      - Last activity timestamp
      - Quick actions (start, stop, edit spec)
    </project_management>

    <feature_tracking>
      - Kanban board view (Pending, In Progress, Stalled, Done)
      - "Stalled" column for permission-blocked features
      - Feature detail modal
      - Feature search and filter
      - Bulk actions on features
      - Feature priority adjustment
      - Manual mark as passing (with confirmation)
      - Feature categories and tags
    </feature_tracking>

    <modern_ui_design>
      - Sleek, modern aesthetic (not neobrutalism)
      - Dark mode default with light mode option
      - Smooth animations and transitions
      - Responsive design (desktop-first, tablet-friendly)
      - Consistent spacing and typography
      - Subtle shadows and depth
      - Clean iconography
      - Progress indicators with percentage
      - Toast notifications for actions
      - Keyboard shortcuts for common actions
    </modern_ui_design>
  </core_features>

  <database_schema>
    <tables>
      <projects>
        - id (integer, primary key)
        - name (string, unique)
        - path (string)
        - created_at (datetime)
        - updated_at (datetime)
        - spec_version (integer)
      </projects>
      <features>
        - id (integer, primary key)
        - project_id (foreign key)
        - priority (integer)
        - category (string)
        - name (string)
        - description (text)
        - steps (json array)
        - passes (boolean)
        - in_progress (boolean)
        - stalled (boolean)
        - stall_reason (string, nullable)
        - assigned_agent (string, nullable: "A" or "B")
        - created_at (datetime)
        - updated_at (datetime)
      </features>
      <permissions>
        - id (integer, primary key)
        - project_id (foreign key)
        - permission_type (string: folder, tool, service)
        - permission_value (string)
        - granted (boolean)
        - created_at (datetime)
      </permissions>
      <permission_requests>
        - id (integer, primary key)
        - project_id (foreign key)
        - feature_id (foreign key, nullable)
        - agent_id (string: "A" or "B")
        - permission_type (string)
        - permission_value (string)
        - status (string: pending, granted, denied)
        - requested_at (datetime)
        - resolved_at (datetime, nullable)
      </permission_requests>
      <infrastructure>
        - id (integer, primary key)
        - project_id (foreign key)
        - service_type (string)
        - service_name (string)
        - host (string)
        - port (integer)
        - credentials_ref (string, nullable)
        - health_check_url (string, nullable)
        - last_health_check (datetime, nullable)
        - is_healthy (boolean)
      </infrastructure>
      <spec_history>
        - id (integer, primary key)
        - project_id (foreign key)
        - version (integer)
        - content (text)
        - created_at (datetime)
        - change_summary (string, nullable)
      </spec_history>
    </tables>
  </database_schema>

  <api_endpoints_summary>
    <projects>
      - GET /api/projects - List all projects
      - POST /api/projects - Create new project
      - GET /api/projects/{name} - Get project details
      - PUT /api/projects/{name} - Update project
      - DELETE /api/projects/{name} - Delete project
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/duplicate - Duplicate project
    </projects>
    <agents>
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/agents/status - Get both agents' status
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/start - Start agent A or B
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/stop - Stop agent
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/pause - Pause agent
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{agent_id}/resume - Resume agent
    </agents>
    <features>
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/features - List features with filters
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/features/{id} - Get feature details
      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/features/{id} - Update feature (limited fields)
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/features/{id}/unstall - Clear stalled status
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/features/stats - Get statistics
    </features>
    <permissions>
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/permissions - List all permissions
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/permissions - Add permission
      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id} - Update permission
      - DELETE /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id} - Remove permission
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests - List pending requests
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests/{id}/grant - Grant request
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests/{id}/deny - Deny request
    </permissions>
    <spec>
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/spec - Get current spec
      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/spec - Update spec (triggers re-validation)
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/spec/history - Get spec history
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/spec/rollback/{version} - Rollback to version
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/spec/analyze-changes - Preview impact of changes
    </spec>
    <infrastructure>
      - GET /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure - List infrastructure
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure - Add service
      - PUT /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id} - Update service
      - DELETE /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id} - Remove service
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id}/test - Test connectivity
      - POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/discover - Auto-discover services
    </infrastructure>
    <websocket>
      - WS /ws/projects/{name} - Real-time updates (logs, status, permissions)
    </websocket>
  </api_endpoints_summary>

  <ui_layout>
    <main_structure>
      - Header: App title, project selector, global actions
      - Main area: Context-dependent content (dashboard, kanban, editor)
      - Right panel (collapsible): Terminal views (stacked or tabbed)
      - Footer: Status bar with connection indicator
    </main_structure>
    <pages>
      - Dashboard: Project overview, quick stats, recent activity
      - Kanban: Feature board with Pending/In Progress/Stalled/Done columns
      - Spec Editor: Full-screen editor with preview
      - Permissions: Table of permissions with add/edit/delete
      - Infrastructure: Service list with health status
      - Settings: Project configuration
    </pages>
    <components>
      - ProjectSelector: Dropdown with project list and create option
      - AgentControl: Start/stop/pause buttons for each agent
      - TerminalPanel: Scrolling log view with filters
      - FeatureCard: Compact feature display for kanban
      - FeatureModal: Detailed feature view with actions
      - PermissionEditor: Form for adding/editing permissions
      - SpecDiffViewer: Side-by-side spec comparison
      - InfrastructureCard: Service status with test button
      - ProgressRing: Circular progress indicator
      - Toast: Notification component
    </components>
  </ui_layout>

  <design_system>
    <color_palette>
      <dark_mode>
        - Background: #0f0f0f (near black)
        - Surface: #1a1a1a (card backgrounds)
        - Surface elevated: #242424 (modals, dropdowns)
        - Border: #2e2e2e (subtle borders)
        - Text primary: #ffffff
        - Text secondary: #a0a0a0
        - Accent: #3b82f6 (blue)
        - Success: #22c55e (green)
        - Warning: #f59e0b (amber)
        - Error: #ef4444 (red)
        - Stalled: #8b5cf6 (purple)
      </dark_mode>
      <light_mode>
        - Background: #fafafa
        - Surface: #ffffff
        - Surface elevated: #ffffff
        - Border: #e5e5e5
        - Text primary: #0f0f0f
        - Text secondary: #6b6b6b
        - (Same accent colors)
      </light_mode>
    </color_palette>
    <typography>
      - Font family: Inter (sans-serif)
      - Monospace: JetBrains Mono (terminal, code)
      - Heading sizes: 2xl (32px), xl (24px), lg (20px), base (16px)
      - Body: 14px base, 12px small
    </typography>
    <spacing>
      - Base unit: 4px
      - Padding: 8px (sm), 16px (md), 24px (lg), 32px (xl)
      - Border radius: 4px (sm), 8px (md), 12px (lg)
    </spacing>
    <effects>
      - Shadows: Subtle (0 1px 3px rgba(0,0,0,0.1))
      - Transitions: 150ms ease for interactions
      - Hover states: Slight brightness increase
    </effects>
  </design_system>

  <implementation_steps>
    <step number="1">
      <title>Core Infrastructure Setup</title>
      <tasks>
        - Set up project structure (backend, frontend directories)
        - Initialize FastAPI backend with SQLAlchemy
        - Create database models (projects, features, permissions, etc.)
        - Set up React frontend with Vite and TypeScript
        - Configure Tailwind CSS with custom design tokens
        - Establish WebSocket connection infrastructure
      </tasks>
    </step>
    <step number="2">
      <title>Permission System</title>
      <tasks>
        - Implement permissions database table and API
        - Create permission editor UI component
        - Build permission checking logic in agent runner
        - Implement "stalled" feature status
        - Create permission request/grant flow
        - Add permission presets
      </tasks>
    </step>
    <step number="3">
      <title>Dual Agent Execution</title>
      <tasks>
        - Extend process manager for dual agents
        - Implement feature assignment algorithm
        - Add conflict detection (file-level, dependency)
        - Create coordinated git commit system
        - Build independent agent controls in UI
        - Handle agent crash scenarios
      </tasks>
    </step>
    <step number="4">
      <title>Terminal Views</title>
      <tasks>
        - Create terminal panel component
        - Implement log streaming per agent
        - Add color coding and filtering
        - Build scrollback with search
        - Add permission request inline notifications
        - Implement copy and clear functions
      </tasks>
    </step>
    <step number="5">
      <title>Spec Refinement</title>
      <tasks>
        - Build spec editor with syntax highlighting
        - Implement diff view component
        - Create change impact analysis
        - Build feature re-validation logic
        - Add spec version history
        - Implement rollback functionality
      </tasks>
    </step>
    <step number="6">
      <title>Infrastructure Discovery</title>
      <tasks>
        - Create infrastructure configuration UI
        - Build service connectivity tester
        - Implement auto-discovery for common ports
        - Create service templates
        - Add health check monitoring
        - Integrate with spec creation wizard
      </tasks>
    </step>
    <step number="7">
      <title>Modern UI Polish</title>
      <tasks>
        - Implement dark/light mode toggle
        - Add smooth animations and transitions
        - Create responsive layouts
        - Build toast notification system
        - Add keyboard shortcuts
        - Final visual polish pass
      </tasks>
    </step>
  </implementation_steps>

  <success_criteria>
    <functionality>
      - All 160 features pass automated testing
      - Dual agents can run simultaneously without conflicts
      - Permission system correctly stalls/unstalls features
      - Spec changes properly trigger re-validation
      - Infrastructure connectivity tests work reliably
    </functionality>
    <user_experience>
      - UI is intuitive and requires minimal learning
      - Actions provide clear feedback
      - Terminal views are responsive and readable
      - No UI lag or freezing during agent operations
    </user_experience>
    <technical_quality>
      - No console errors in normal operation
      - API responses under 200ms for simple queries
      - WebSocket reconnects automatically on disconnect
      - Graceful error handling throughout
    </technical_quality>
    <design_polish>
      - Consistent visual language across all components
      - Smooth 60fps animations
      - Proper dark/light mode support
      - Professional, modern appearance
    </design_polish>
  </success_criteria>
</project_specification>


I've read the complete project specification for Autocoder+. This is an enhanced Autocoder fork with interactive permission management, dual-agent execution, terminal observation views, spec refinement, and infrastructure discovery.

Now I need to create exactly **160 features** as specified. Let me organize them according to the mandatory test categories and the feature_count in the spec.


TodoWrite

Create 160 features using feature_create_bulk tool

Creating 160 features in SQLite database

Create init.sh setup script

Initialize git repository

Create project structure

Create claude-progress.txt summary


Todos have been modified successfully. Ensure that you continue to use the todo list to track your progress. Please proceed with the current tasks if applicable

Create 160 features using feature_create_bulk tool

Creating 160 features in SQLite database

Create init.sh setup script

Initialize git repository

Create project structure

Create claude-progress.txt summary


Now I'll create the 160 features in batches. This is a **medium** complexity application based on the spec, so I'll distribute features according to the medium tier guidelines. Let me create features covering all 20 mandatory categories:


Backend server starts on configured port

Verify FastAPI backend server starts and responds to health check

Step 1: Run init.sh to start the backend server

Step 2: Navigate to http://localhost:8000/health

Step 3: Verify server returns 200 OK response

Step 4: Verify response contains health status JSON

Frontend development server starts

Verify React frontend server starts and serves the application

Step 1: Run init.sh to start the frontend server

Step 2: Navigate to http://localhost:5173

Step 3: Verify page loads without errors

Step 4: Verify main app container renders

Database initializes with required tables

Verify SQLite database creates all required schema tables on startup

Step 2: Query SQLite database for table list

Step 5: Verify 'permissions' table exists

Step 6: Verify 'permission_requests' table exists

Step 7: Verify 'infrastructure' table exists

Step 8: Verify 'spec_history' table exists

WebSocket connection establishes successfully

Verify WebSocket connection can be established for real-time updates

Step 1: Start backend and frontend servers

Step 3: Open WebSocket connection to /ws/projects/{name}

Step 5: Verify heartbeat messages are received

Create new project via API

Verify POST /api/projects creates a new project in database

Step 1: Send POST /api/projects with name='test-project-001' and path='/tmp/test'

Step 3: Verify response contains created project data

Step 4: Query database to confirm project exists

Step 5: Verify created_at timestamp is set

List all projects via API

Verify GET /api/projects returns all projects

Step 3: Verify response contains all 3 projects

Step 4: Verify each project has required fields (id, name, path, created_at)

Get single project by name via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name} returns project details

Step 1: Create a project named 'detail-test'

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/detail-test

Step 3: Verify response contains complete project data

Step 4: Verify name matches 'detail-test'

Update project via API

Verify PUT /api/projects/{name} updates project data

Step 1: Create a project named 'update-test'

Step 2: Send PUT /api/projects/update-test with updated path

Step 4: Verify project path is updated in database

Step 5: Verify updated_at timestamp changed

Delete project via API

Verify DELETE /api/projects/{name} removes project

Step 1: Create a project named 'delete-test'

Step 2: Verify project exists in database

Step 3: Send DELETE /api/projects/delete-test

Step 4: Verify response status is 200 or 204

Step 5: Verify project no longer exists in database

Duplicate project via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/duplicate creates copy

Step 1: Create a project with permissions and infrastructure

Step 2: Send POST /api/projects/{name}/duplicate with new_name

Step 3: Verify new project created with same settings

Step 5: Verify infrastructure config is copied

Get agent status for both agents

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/agents/status returns both agent states

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/agents/status

Step 3: Verify response contains agent_a status

Step 4: Verify response contains agent_b status

Step 5: Verify status values are valid (stopped, running, paused, stalled)

Start agent A via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/A/start initiates agent

Step 2: Send POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/A/start

Step 3: Verify response indicates agent started

Step 4: Verify agent status changes to 'running'

Stop agent via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/{id}/stop terminates agent

Step 3: Send POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/A/stop

Step 4: Verify agent status changes to 'stopped'

Step 5: Verify agent process is terminated

Pause and resume agent via API

Verify agent can be paused and resumed

Step 2: Send POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/A/pause

Step 3: Verify agent status changes to 'paused'

Step 4: Send POST /api/projects/{name}/agents/A/resume

Step 5: Verify agent status changes back to 'running'

List features with filters via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/features supports filtering

Step 1: Create project with features in different states

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/features?status=pending

Step 3: Verify only pending features returned

Step 4: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/features?category=functional

Step 5: Verify only functional category features returned

Get feature details via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/features/{id} returns full feature

Step 3: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/features/{id}

Step 4: Verify response contains all feature fields

Update feature limited fields via API

Verify PUT /api/projects/{name}/features/{id} updates allowed fields only

Step 4: Attempt to change description (should be rejected or ignored)

Clear stalled feature status via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/features/{id}/unstall clears stall

Step 3: Send POST /api/projects/{name}/features/{id}/unstall

Get feature statistics via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/features/stats returns counts

Step 1: Create project with 10 features (5 passing, 3 pending, 2 stalled)

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/features/stats

Step 6: Verify percentage calculation is correct

List permissions via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/permissions returns all permissions

Step 1: Create project with 3 permissions

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/permissions

Step 3: Verify response contains all 3 permissions

Step 4: Verify each permission has type, value, granted fields

Add permission via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/permissions creates permission

Step 2: Send POST with type='folder', value='/tmp/test', granted=true

Step 4: Verify permission exists in database

Update permission via API

Verify PUT /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id} updates permission

Step 1: Create a project with a permission (granted=false)

Step 3: Verify response shows updated permission

Delete permission via API

Verify DELETE /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id} removes permission

Step 1: Create a project with a permission

Step 2: Send DELETE /api/projects/{name}/permissions/{id}

Step 3: Verify response status is 200 or 204

Step 4: Verify permission no longer in database

List pending permission requests via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests returns pending

Step 1: Create project with pending permission requests

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests

Step 3: Verify pending requests are returned

Step 4: Verify each request has agent_id, type, value, status

Grant permission request via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests/{id}/grant approves request

Step 1: Create a pending permission request

Step 3: Verify request status changes to 'granted'

Step 4: Verify resolved_at timestamp is set

Step 5: Verify corresponding permission is created

Deny permission request via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/permission-requests/{id}/deny rejects request

Step 1: Create a pending permission request

Step 3: Verify request status changes to 'denied'

Step 4: Verify resolved_at timestamp is set

Get current spec via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/spec returns spec content

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/spec

Step 3: Verify response contains spec content

Step 4: Verify version number is included

Update spec via API

Verify PUT /api/projects/{name}/spec updates and triggers validation

Step 1: Create a project with spec and features

Step 2: Send PUT with modified spec content

Step 5: Verify spec_history entry created

Get spec history via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/spec/history returns versions

Step 1: Create project and update spec 3 times

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/spec/history

Step 3: Verify 4 versions returned (initial + 3 updates)

Step 4: Verify each has version number and timestamp

Rollback spec to previous version via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/spec/rollback/{version} restores spec

Step 3: Send POST to rollback to version 1

Step 4: Verify current spec matches version 1 content

Step 5: Verify new history entry created

Analyze spec changes impact via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/spec/analyze-changes previews impact

Step 2: Send POST with proposed spec changes

Step 3: Verify response lists affected features

Step 4: Verify change summary is provided

List infrastructure services via API

Verify GET /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure returns services

Step 1: Create project with 2 infrastructure services

Step 2: Send GET /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure

Step 4: Verify each has type, name, host, port, is_healthy

Add infrastructure service via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure creates service

Step 2: Send POST with service_type='PostgreSQL', host='localhost', port=5432

Step 4: Verify service exists in database

Test infrastructure connectivity via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/{id}/test checks connection

Step 1: Create project with an infrastructure service

Step 3: Verify response indicates connection status

Step 4: Verify last_health_check timestamp updated

Step 5: Verify is_healthy field reflects test result

Auto-discover infrastructure services via API

Verify POST /api/projects/{name}/infrastructure/discover finds services

Step 2: Have a service running on common port (e.g., 5432)

Step 4: Verify discovered service is returned

Step 5: Verify service can be added to project


Created 35 features. Now continuing with more features covering UI functionality and additional categories:


Project list page displays all projects

Verify dashboard shows list of all created projects with status

Step 2: Navigate to dashboard/project list page

Step 3: Verify all 3 projects are displayed

Step 4: Verify each shows name, status indicator, and last activity

Create project wizard completes successfully

Verify new project wizard creates project end-to-end

Step 2: Click 'Create New Project' button

Step 3: Enter project name 'wizard-test-001'

Step 6: Verify project appears in project list

Step 7: Verify project exists in database

Delete project with confirmation dialog

Verify project deletion requires confirmation

Step 1: Create a project named 'delete-confirm-test'

Step 3: Click delete button on the project

Step 4: Verify confirmation dialog appears

Step 5: Click 'Cancel' - verify project still exists

Step 6: Click delete again, confirm - verify project removed

Duplicate project creates exact copy

Verify duplicate project action copies all settings

Step 1: Create project with permissions and infrastructure

Step 3: Click duplicate action on project

Step 6: Verify permissions and infrastructure copied

Project settings panel saves changes

Verify project settings can be edited and saved

Step 4: Verify success notification shown

Kanban board displays features in correct columns

Verify features appear in Pending/In Progress/Stalled/Done columns

Step 1: Create project with features in different states

Step 3: Verify Pending column shows pending features

Step 4: Verify In Progress column shows in_progress features

Step 5: Verify Stalled column shows stalled features

Step 6: Verify Done column shows passing features

Feature card displays correct information

Verify kanban feature card shows name, category, and status

Step 1: Create a feature with specific name and category

Step 5: Verify category displayed correctly

Step 6: Verify status indicator matches state

Feature detail modal opens from card

Verify clicking feature card opens detail modal

Step 1: Navigate to Kanban board with features

Step 4: Verify modal shows full description

Step 5: Verify modal shows implementation steps

Step 6: Verify modal shows current status

Feature search filters results

Verify feature search box filters displayed features

Step 1: Create features with distinct names

Step 3: Enter search term matching one feature

Step 4: Verify only matching features displayed

Step 6: Verify all features displayed again

Feature category filter works

Verify filtering by category shows correct features

Step 1: Create features with different categories

Step 3: Select 'functional' category filter

Step 4: Verify only functional features displayed

Step 6: Verify only style features displayed

Bulk select features on Kanban

Verify multiple features can be selected for bulk actions

Step 1: Navigate to Kanban board with features

Step 5: Verify bulk action buttons appear

Manual mark as passing with confirmation

Verify feature can be manually marked as passing

Step 1: Navigate to feature detail modal

Step 3: Verify confirmation dialog appears

Step 5: Verify feature moves to Done column

Feature priority adjustment updates order

Verify changing feature priority reorders it

Step 1: Navigate to feature detail modal

Step 4: Verify feature position changed in list

Step 5: Verify database priority updated

Spec editor loads current spec

Verify spec editor shows current project spec

Step 1: Create project with spec content

Step 3: Verify editor loads spec content

Step 4: Verify syntax highlighting applied

Spec editor saves changes

Verify editing and saving spec persists changes

Step 1: Navigate to Spec Editor
Step 2: Modify spec content
Step 3: Click Save button
Step 4: Verify success notification
Step 5: Refresh page
Step 6: Verify changes persisted

Spec diff view shows changes

Verify side-by-side diff when editing spec

Step 1: Navigate to Spec Editor with existing spec

Step 4: Verify side-by-side comparison shown

Step 5: Verify additions highlighted in green

Step 6: Verify deletions highlighted in red

Spec version history displays all versions

Verify spec history shows all previous versions

Step 1: Create project and update spec 3 times

Step 4: Verify each shows version number and timestamp

Step 5: Verify change summaries displayed

Spec rollback restores previous version

Verify rollback button restores old spec

Step 2: Update to spec v2 with different content

Step 5: Verify current spec now matches v1

Step 6: Verify history shows new entry for rollback

Permission editor displays all permissions

Verify permissions page shows all project permissions

Step 1: Create project with 5 permissions

Step 3: Verify all 5 permissions displayed

Step 4: Verify each shows type, value, granted status

Add permission form works

Verify new permission can be added via form

Step 3: Select permission type from dropdown

Step 7: Verify permission appears in list

Edit permission inline

Verify permission can be edited directly in table

Step 1: Navigate to Permissions page with permissions

Step 2: Click edit button on a permission

Delete permission removes it

Verify permission can be deleted

Step 1: Navigate to Permissions page with permissions

Step 2: Click delete button on a permission

Step 4: Verify permission removed from list

Step 5: Verify permission removed from database

Permission presets apply correctly

Verify preset buttons apply predefined permissions

Step 3: Verify minimal permissions applied

Step 5: Verify standard permissions applied

Import permissions from configuration

Verify permissions can be imported from file

Step 3: Select valid permission config file

Step 5: Verify permissions added from file

Export permissions to configuration

Verify permissions can be exported to file

Step 5: Verify file contains all permissions

Infrastructure dashboard shows all services

Verify infrastructure page lists all configured services

Step 1: Create project with 3 infrastructure services

Step 4: Verify each shows type, name, host, port, health status

Add infrastructure service via UI

Verify new service can be added via form

Step 3: Select service type from dropdown

Test connectivity button checks service

Verify test button checks if service is reachable

Step 1: Add a valid local service (e.g., localhost:8000)

Step 4: Verify result displayed (success/failure)

Service templates populate fields

Verify selecting a template fills default values

Step 1: Navigate to Add Service form
Step 2: Select 'PostgreSQL' template
Step 3: Verify port defaults to 5432
Step 4: Select 'Redis' template
Step 5: Verify port defaults to 6379

Terminal panel displays agent output

Verify terminal shows real-time agent logs

Step 3: Verify log messages appear in real-time

Terminal split-screen view works

Verify two terminal panels can display simultaneously

Step 2: Enable split-screen terminal view

Step 3: Verify Agent A logs on left panel

Step 4: Verify Agent B logs on right panel

Step 5: Verify both update independently

Terminal tabbed view switches agents

Verify tabbed view allows switching between agent outputs

Step 1: Start both agents
Step 2: Enable tabbed terminal view
Step 3: Click Agent A tab
Step 4: Verify Agent A logs displayed
Step 5: Click Agent B tab
Step 6: Verify Agent B logs displayed

Terminal color coding works

Verify different log types have correct colors

Step 1: Trigger logs of different types (info, error, tool)

Step 4: Verify success messages in green

Terminal search finds text

Verify search in terminal scrollback works

Step 1: Generate substantial terminal output

Step 2: Enter search term in terminal search box

Step 3: Verify matching lines highlighted

Step 4: Verify navigation between matches works

Terminal clear button clears output

Verify clear button removes all terminal content

Step 1: Generate terminal output
Step 2: Verify output visible
Step 3: Click Clear button
Step 4: Verify terminal is now empty

Terminal copy to clipboard works

Verify output can be copied to clipboard

Step 2: Select some text or click Copy All

Step 3: Verify clipboard contains the output

Step 4: Paste into text editor to confirm


Good, 71 features created so far. Continuing with more features covering dual-agent execution, navigation, security, and other categories:


Terminal filter by message type

Verify terminal can filter by info/error/tool/permission types

Step 3: Verify only error messages shown

Permission request appears in terminal

Verify permission requests show inline in terminal

Step 1: Start agent that will request a permission

Step 3: Verify permission request notification appears

Step 4: Verify request shows what permission is needed

Quick-grant permission from terminal

Verify permission can be granted directly from terminal notification

Step 1: Trigger a permission request from agent

Step 2: See permission notification in terminal

Step 3: Click 'Grant' button in notification

Dual agent start both independently

Verify both agents can be started independently

Step 1: Navigate to project with features

Step 3: Verify Agent A starts, Agent B still stopped

Step 6: Verify status shows both running

Dual agent stop one while other runs

Verify stopping one agent doesn't affect the other

Step 5: Verify Agent B continues working

Dual agent feature assignment prevents conflicts

Verify agents don't work on same feature

Step 4: Verify no feature assigned to both agents

Step 5: Verify assigned_agent field is mutually exclusive

Feature dependency prevents cross-assignment

Verify dependent features stay with same agent

Step 1: Create features with dependencies

Step 3: Verify dependent features assigned to same agent

Step 4: Verify no dependency chain split across agents

File conflict detection works

Verify features touching same files assigned to one agent

Step 1: Create features that modify same file

Step 3: Verify conflicting features assigned to same agent

Step 4: Verify no simultaneous file access

Git commits coordinated between agents

Verify git commits are sequential, not concurrent

Step 3: Verify commits happen one at a time

Step 4: Verify no merge conflicts created

Agent crash handled gracefully

Verify one agent crashing doesn't affect the other

Step 3: Verify Agent A status shows error

Step 4: Verify Agent B continues working

Step 5: Verify Agent A's features returned to pending

Dark mode renders correctly

Verify dark mode applies correct colors everywhere

Step 4: Verify surface color #1a1a1a on cards

Light mode toggle works

Verify light mode can be enabled and persists

Step 1: Click theme toggle in header
Step 2: Verify light mode colors apply
Step 3: Refresh page
Step 4: Verify light mode persisted

Toast notifications appear on actions

Verify toast notifications show for all actions

Step 1: Create a new project
Step 2: Verify success toast appears
Step 3: Delete a project
Step 4: Verify success toast appears
Step 5: Trigger an error
Step 6: Verify error toast appears

Progress ring shows accurate percentage

Verify progress indicator shows correct completion

Step 1: Create project with 10 features (5 passing)

Header displays consistently across pages

Verify header layout is consistent on all pages

Step 1: Navigate to Dashboard
Step 2: Note header layout
Step 3: Navigate to Kanban board
Step 4: Verify header identical
Step 5: Navigate to Settings
Step 6: Verify header identical

Project selector dropdown works

Verify project selector shows all projects

Step 2: Click project selector in header

Step 3: Verify all 3 projects in dropdown

Step 5: Verify page updates to selected project

Agent control buttons styled correctly

Verify start/stop/pause buttons have correct appearance

Step 2: Verify Start button is accent color (blue)

Step 3: Verify Stop button is error color (red)

Step 4: Verify Pause button is warning color (amber)

Step 5: Verify buttons have consistent sizing

Stalled features have purple indicator

Verify stalled features use correct purple color

Step 3: Verify stalled column has purple accent

Step 4: Verify feature card has purple indicator

WebSocket reconnects on disconnect

Verify WebSocket auto-reconnects after connection loss

Step 1: Establish WebSocket connection
Step 2: Verify connection active
Step 3: Simulate network disconnect
Step 4: Verify reconnection attempted
Step 5: Verify connection restored
Step 6: Verify no data loss

Keyboard shortcut opens project selector

Verify Cmd/Ctrl+K opens project selector

Step 1: Navigate to any page
Step 2: Press Cmd/Ctrl+K
Step 3: Verify project selector opens
Step 4: Press Escape
Step 5: Verify selector closes

Keyboard shortcut starts agents

Verify keyboard shortcuts control agents

Step 1: Navigate to project page
Step 2: Press shortcut to start Agent A
Step 3: Verify Agent A starts
Step 4: Press shortcut to stop Agent A
Step 5: Verify Agent A stops

API rejects malformed JSON

Verify API handles malformed JSON gracefully

Step 1: Send POST request with invalid JSON body

Step 3: Verify helpful error message returned

SQL injection prevented in search

Verify search inputs are sanitized

Step 1: Enter SQL injection string in search: "'; DROP TABLE features;--"

Step 2: Verify search executes without error

Path traversal prevented in project path

Verify path traversal attacks blocked

Step 1: Try to create project with path '../../../etc'

Step 2: Verify request rejected or path sanitized

Step 3: Verify no access to system directories

XSS prevented in project names

Verify script tags in input are escaped

Step 1: Create project with name '<script>alert(1)</script>'

Agent permissions enforce file access limits

Verify agents cannot access files outside allowed folders

Step 1: Configure permissions to allow only /project folder

Step 3: Agent attempts to read /etc/passwd

Step 5: Verify feature stalls with permission reason

Sidebar navigation works on all pages

Verify sidebar links navigate correctly

Step 1: Navigate to Dashboard via sidebar

Back button preserves context

Verify browser back button returns to previous state

Step 1: Navigate to project list
Step 2: Click into a project
Step 3: Navigate to Kanban
Step 4: Click browser back
Step 5: Verify returned to project page
Step 6: Click back again
Step 7: Verify returned to project list

Direct URL access works for all routes

Verify typing URL directly loads correct page

Step 2: Navigate directly to /projects/test/kanban

Step 3: Verify Kanban page loads for correct project

Step 4: Navigate directly to /projects/test/settings

404 page shown for invalid routes

Verify non-existent routes show 404

Step 1: Navigate to /nonexistent-page
Step 2: Verify 404 page displayed
Step 3: Verify helpful message shown
Step 4: Verify link to return to home

Breadcrumbs reflect current location

Verify breadcrumbs show navigation path

Step 1: Navigate to Projects > TestProject > Kanban

Step 2: Verify breadcrumbs show 'Projects / TestProject / Kanban'

Step 3: Click 'TestProject' in breadcrumbs

Step 4: Verify navigates to project overview

Modal close returns to previous view

Verify closing modals returns to underlying page

Step 2: Click on a feature to open modal

Cancel button returns without saving

Verify cancel buttons return without changes

Step 4: Verify returned to previous page

Pagination links work correctly

Verify pagination navigates between pages of data

Step 1: Create 50 features (assuming 20 per page)

Tab navigation within pages works

Verify tabbed interfaces switch content correctly

Step 1: Navigate to page with tabs (e.g., project overview)

Step 5: Verify second tab content displayed

Step 6: Verify only one tab active at a time