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chore: full technical rename planarchy → capakraken
Complete rename of all technical identifiers across the codebase:
Package names (11 packages):
- @planarchy/* → @capakraken/* in all package.json, tsconfig, imports
Import statements: 277 files, 548 occurrences replaced
Database & Docker:
- PostgreSQL user/db: planarchy → capakraken
- Docker volumes: planarchy_pgdata → capakraken_pgdata
- Connection strings updated in docker-compose, .env, CI
CI/CD:
- GitHub Actions workflow: all filter commands updated
- Test database credentials updated
Infrastructure:
- Redis channel: planarchy:sse → capakraken:sse
- Logger service name: planarchy-api → capakraken-api
- Anonymization seed updated
- Start/stop/restart scripts updated
Test data:
- Seed emails: @planarchy.dev → @capakraken.dev
- E2E test credentials: all 11 spec files updated
- Email defaults: @planarchy.app → @capakraken.app
- localStorage keys: planarchy_* → capakraken_*
Documentation: 30+ .md files updated
Verification:
- pnpm install: workspace resolution works
- TypeScript: only pre-existing TS2589 (no new errors)
- Engine: 310/310 tests pass
- Staffing: 37/37 tests pass
Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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2026-03-27 13:18:09 +01:00 |
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Hartmut
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e5d7ca1293
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refactor: rename Planarchy to CapaKraken (branding only)
User-facing rename across 20 files:
- Layout title/meta: "CapaKraken — Resource & Capacity Planning"
- Sidebar logo: "CapaKraken" with "RESOURCE & CAPACITY PLANNING"
- Sign-in page: "CapaKraken Control Center", "Sign in to CapaKraken"
- PWA manifest: name + short_name
- PDF reports: footer text
- Install prompt: "Install CapaKraken"
- AI assistant system prompt
- Webhooks test payload
- Email subject lines
- Tooltips, descriptions, empty states
NOT changed (technical identifiers):
- Package names (@planarchy/*)
- Import paths
- Database names
- Docker container names
- localStorage keys
- Domain URLs
- CLAUDE.md
Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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2026-03-25 21:46:15 +01:00 |
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Hartmut
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fbeab5cd79
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feat: Sprint 5 — AI insights, webhooks/Slack, PWA, performance monitoring
AI-Powered Insights (G9):
- Rule-based anomaly detection: budget burn rate, staffing gaps, utilization,
timeline overruns across all active projects
- AI narrative generation via existing Azure OpenAI integration
- Cached in project dynamicFields to avoid regeneration
- New /analytics/insights page with anomaly feed + project summaries
- Sidebar nav: "AI Insights" under Analytics
Webhook System + Slack (G10):
- Webhook model in Prisma (url, secret, events, isActive)
- HMAC-SHA256 signed payloads with 5s timeout fire-and-forget dispatch
- Slack-aware: routes hooks.slack.com URLs through Slack formatter
- 6 events integrated: allocation.created/updated/deleted, project.created/
status_changed, vacation.approved
- Admin UI: /admin/webhooks with CRUD, test button, event checkboxes
- webhook router: list, getById, create, update, delete, test
PWA Support (G11):
- manifest.json with standalone display, brand-colored icons (192+512px)
- Service worker: cache-first for static, network-first for API, offline fallback
- ServiceWorkerRegistration component with 60-min update checks
- InstallPrompt banner with 30-day dismissal memory
- Apple Web App meta tags + viewport theme color
Performance Monitoring (A15):
- Pino structured logging (JSON prod, pretty dev) via LOG_LEVEL env
- tRPC logging middleware on all protectedProcedure calls
- Request ID (UUID) per call for log correlation
- Slow query warnings (>500ms) at warn level
- GET /api/perf endpoint: memory, uptime, SSE connections, node version
Fix: renamed scenario.apply to scenario.applyScenario (tRPC reserved word)
Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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2026-03-20 06:57:20 +01:00 |
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