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Hartmut	bf3751f667	fix: invert shoring ratio logic — higher offshore = better The shoring indicator logic was backwards. In the business context, higher offshore = more cost-efficient = GOOD. Inverted logic: - Green: offshore >= threshold (target met, e.g. >= 55%) - Yellow: offshore close to threshold (threshold-10 to threshold) - Red: offshore below threshold (too little offshore, too expensive) Updated: - ShoringIndicator: getSeverity() inverted, badge text updated - ProjectModal: "Max Offshore" renamed to "Min Offshore" with new tooltip - AI Tool: status text reflects "target met" vs "below target" - Tool description: "higher offshore is better, threshold is minimum" Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>	2026-03-26 13:07:36 +01:00
Hartmut	92a982b151	feat: Nearshore-Ratio indicator per project Engine (packages/engine): - calculateShoringRatio() pure function: onshore/offshore hours, country breakdown, threshold check, weighted by hours not headcount - 12 unit tests: empty, 100% onshore/offshore, mixed ratios, custom threshold, case-insensitive, unknown country, FTE weighting Schema: - Project.shoringThreshold (default 55%) — per-project configurable - Project.onshoreCountryCode (default "DE") — configurable onshore country API (project router): - getShoringRatio query: loads assignments with resource.country, computes ratio, returns full breakdown - update mutation: accepts shoringThreshold + onshoreCountryCode UI: - ShoringIndicator: stacked horizontal bar with country segments, severity badge (green/yellow/red), hover tooltip, dark theme - ShoringBadge: mini colored dot + % for project list column - ProjectModal: "Max Offshore %" number input - Project detail: indicator after budget status card - Project list: "Shoring" column (default hidden, toggleable) AI Assistant: - get_shoring_ratio tool: human-readable breakdown with threshold alert Colors: green (<threshold-10), yellow (threshold-10 to threshold), red (>=threshold) Default: 55% offshore threshold, "DE" as onshore country Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>	2026-03-26 11:45:50 +01:00

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Hartmut

bf3751f667

fix: invert shoring ratio logic — higher offshore = better

The shoring indicator logic was backwards. In the business context,
higher offshore = more cost-efficient = GOOD.

Inverted logic:
- Green: offshore >= threshold (target met, e.g. >= 55%)
- Yellow: offshore close to threshold (threshold-10 to threshold)
- Red: offshore below threshold (too little offshore, too expensive)

Updated:
- ShoringIndicator: getSeverity() inverted, badge text updated
- ProjectModal: "Max Offshore" renamed to "Min Offshore" with new tooltip
- AI Tool: status text reflects "target met" vs "below target"
- Tool description: "higher offshore is better, threshold is minimum"

Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>

2026-03-26 13:07:36 +01:00

Hartmut

92a982b151

feat: Nearshore-Ratio indicator per project

Engine (packages/engine):
- calculateShoringRatio() pure function: onshore/offshore hours,
  country breakdown, threshold check, weighted by hours not headcount
- 12 unit tests: empty, 100% onshore/offshore, mixed ratios,
  custom threshold, case-insensitive, unknown country, FTE weighting

Schema:
- Project.shoringThreshold (default 55%) — per-project configurable
- Project.onshoreCountryCode (default "DE") — configurable onshore country

API (project router):
- getShoringRatio query: loads assignments with resource.country,
  computes ratio, returns full breakdown
- update mutation: accepts shoringThreshold + onshoreCountryCode

UI:
- ShoringIndicator: stacked horizontal bar with country segments,
  severity badge (green/yellow/red), hover tooltip, dark theme
- ShoringBadge: mini colored dot + % for project list column
- ProjectModal: "Max Offshore %" number input
- Project detail: indicator after budget status card
- Project list: "Shoring" column (default hidden, toggleable)

AI Assistant:
- get_shoring_ratio tool: human-readable breakdown with threshold alert

Colors: green (<threshold-10), yellow (threshold-10 to threshold), red (>=threshold)
Default: 55% offshore threshold, "DE" as onshore country

Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>

2026-03-26 11:45:50 +01:00

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