Add per-folder CLAUDE.md for key packages

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# apps/console
React 19 + Vite + TypeScript + Relay + TailwindCSS. Port 5173.
## Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---------|---------|
| `npm run dev` | Start dev server (port 5173) |
| `npm run build` | Production build |
| `npx relay-compiler` | Regenerate Relay artifacts |
## Routes
Defined in `src/routes.tsx` with feature-specific route files (e.g. `src/routes/assetRoutes.ts`).
- Lazy-loaded via `lazy()` from `@probo/react-lazy`
- Data loading: `loaderFromQueryLoader()` + `loadQuery()` (Relay)
- Type: all routes `satisfies AppRoute[]`
- Fallback: `PageSkeleton` or `Fallback` components during loading
- Error boundaries per route group
## Relay
Queries, fragments, and mutations are **colocated** in the component that uses them — never in separate `hooks/graph/` files.
Always use **fragments** to define data requirements. Never create custom TypeScript types for API data — let Relay generate types from fragments.
### Mutations
Use `@appendEdge` / `@deleteEdge` directives for Relay store updates:
```typescript
const createAssetMutation = graphql`
mutation AssetCreateMutation($input: CreateAssetInput!, $connections: [ID!]!) {
createAsset(input: $input) {
assetEdge @appendEdge(connections: $connections) {
node { id name }
}
}
}
`;
```
## Permissions
Inline permission queries in Relay fragments:
```graphql
canCreate: permission(action: "core:asset:create")
```
## Components
- Form fields: `src/components/form/`
- Dialogs: modal components with mutation handling
- Shared UI: `@probo/ui` package

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# apps/trust
React 19 + Vite + TypeScript + Relay + TailwindCSS. Port 5174.
Same frontend stack as `apps/console/` — see its CLAUDE.md for Relay query patterns, mutation hooks, and component conventions.
## Trust-specific differences
- Public-facing trust center app (not an internal dashboard)
- Path-prefix routing: `/trust/{slug}` for Probo-hosted, `/` for custom domains
- Routes: `/overview`, `/documents`, `/subprocessors`, `/updates`
- Auth flow: `/connect`, `/verify-magic-link`, `/full-name`
- Content routes (`/overview`, `/documents`, `/subprocessors`, `/updates`) wrapped in `MainLayout`
- Auth routes (`/connect`, `/verify-magic-link`, `/full-name`) wrapped in `AuthLayout`
- All route groups use `RootErrorBoundary`

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# e2e
End-to-end tests against a running `bin/probod` instance.
## Prerequisites
Build the binary first: `make build` (or `SKIP_APPS=1 make build` for backend-only).
## Running
```
make test-e2e
```
## Test setup
`testutil.Setup()` starts `bin/probod` as a subprocess (once per test run) and waits for the GraphQL endpoint to be healthy.
## Client
```go
c := testutil.NewClient(t, testutil.RoleOwner)
```
The client carries organization/tenant context and provides:
- `c.Execute(query, variables, &result)` — GraphQL queries
- `c.ExecuteConnect(query, variables, &result)` — Connect API queries
- `c.GetOrganizationID()` — current org
## Factory pattern
Test data created via `factory.Create*` functions:
```go
vendorID := factory.CreateVendor(c, factory.Attrs{"name": "Acme"})
userID := factory.CreateUser(c)
```
- `factory.SafeName(prefix)` — random unique names
- `factory.SafeEmail()` — random unique emails
- `factory.Attrs` map for overriding defaults
## Test structure
- Always `t.Parallel()` at the test function level
- Inline GraphQL queries as string constants
- Typed result structs per query
- `require.NoError` for mutation/query errors, `assert.Equal` for value checks

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# pkg/agent
LLM agent orchestration framework.
## Agent construction
```go
agent := agent.NewAgent(
"agent-name",
"System instructions here",
agent.WithTools(tool1, tool2),
agent.WithHandoffs(otherAgent),
agent.WithModel(model),
)
```
Functional options: `WithTools`, `WithHandoffs`, `WithInstructions`, `WithModel`, `WithModelSettings`, `WithMCPServers`, `WithInputGuardrails`, `WithOutputGuardrails`, `WithApproval`, `WithSession`.
## Execution
```go
result, err := agent.Run(ctx, messages)
result.FinalMessage().Text() // final output
result.LastAgent // agent that produced the result
```
Typed output via `RunTyped[T](ctx, agent, messages)` — validates against JSON Schema.
## Tool interface
```go
type Tool interface {
Name() string
Description() string
Parameters() jsonschema.Schema
Execute(ctx context.Context, input json.RawMessage) (string, error)
}
```
## Agent-as-tool
`agent.AsTool(name, description)` wraps an agent as a tool for composition.
## Limits
- Max turns: 10 (default)
- Max tool depth: 16 (default)
- Depth tracking prevents infinite recursion in handoffs

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# pkg/coredata
All raw SQL lives here — never in service or handler packages.
## Entity files
One file per entity (`asset.go`, `vendor.go`, etc.), plus optional companion `_filter.go` and `_order_field.go` files when needed. No codegen — everything is hand-written.
Entity structs do **not** have a `TenantID` field — the `tenant_id` column is provided by the `Scoper` (via `scope.GetTenantID()`) at query time, not stored on the Go struct.
## SQL query pattern
Every query uses raw SQL with `pgx.StrictNamedArgs` and scope injection via `fmt.Sprintf`:
```go
q := `
SELECT id, name, created_at, updated_at
FROM assets
WHERE
%s
AND id = @asset_id
LIMIT 1;
`
q = fmt.Sprintf(q, scope.SQLFragment())
args := pgx.StrictNamedArgs{"asset_id": assetID}
maps.Copy(args, scope.SQLArguments())
```
## Scoper interface
Every Load/Insert/Update/Delete method takes a `Scoper` parameter for tenant isolation:
- `Scope` — adds `tenant_id = @tenant_id` WHERE clause
- `NoScope` — returns `TRUE` (for cross-tenant operations)
Insert uses `scope.GetTenantID()` for the tenant_id value.
## Method patterns
| Method | Receiver | Returns | Notes |
|--------|----------|---------|-------|
| `LoadByID` | `*Entity` | `error` | Assigns into receiver via `*e = entity` |
| `LoadAllBy*` | `*Entities` (slice type) | `error` | Paginated with `page.Cursor[OrderField]` |
| `CountBy*` | `*Entities` | `(int, error)` | Uses `COUNT(id)` |
| `Insert` | `*Entity` | `error` | Uses `scope.GetTenantID()` for tenant_id |
| `Update` | `*Entity` | `error` | Uses `RETURNING` to reassign receiver |
| `Delete` | `*Entity` | `error` | — |
| `CursorKey` | `*Entity` | `page.CursorKey` | Switch on OrderField, panic on unknown |
| `AuthorizationAttributes` | `*Entity` | `(map[string]string, error)` | Returns org/tenant IDs for authz |
## Row collection
- Single row: `pgx.CollectExactlyOneRow(rows, pgx.RowToStructByName[T])`
- Multiple rows: `pgx.CollectRows(rows, pgx.RowToAddrOfStructByName[T])`
- Check `pgx.ErrNoRows` → return `ErrResourceNotFound`
## Sentinel errors
Defined in `errors.go`:
- `ErrResourceNotFound` — row not found (`pgx.ErrNoRows`)
- `ErrResourceAlreadyExists` — unique constraint violation
- `ErrResourceInUse` — foreign key constraint prevents deletion
## Filter pattern
Double pointer fields: `nil` = no filter, `*nil` = IS NULL, `*val` = equals.
`SQLFragment()` must return a **static** SQL string (no conditional string building) so the prepared statement is always the same. Use `CASE WHEN` in SQL to handle optional filters.
`SQLArguments()` returns `pgx.StrictNamedArgs`**every key referenced in the SQL must be set in every code path** (use `nil` for inactive filters). `StrictNamedArgs` rejects missing keys at runtime.
```go
func (f *VendorFilter) SQLArguments() pgx.StrictNamedArgs {
args := pgx.StrictNamedArgs{
"show_on_trust_center": nil,
"has_snapshot_filter": false,
"filter_snapshot_id": nil,
}
if f.showOnTrustCenter != nil {
args["show_on_trust_center"] = *f.showOnTrustCenter
}
if f.snapshotID != nil {
args["has_snapshot_filter"] = true
if *f.snapshotID != nil {
args["filter_snapshot_id"] = **f.snapshotID
}
}
return args
}
func (f *VendorFilter) SQLFragment() string {
return `
(
CASE
WHEN @show_on_trust_center::boolean IS NOT NULL THEN
show_on_trust_center = @show_on_trust_center::boolean
ELSE TRUE
END
AND
CASE
WHEN @has_snapshot_filter::boolean = false THEN TRUE
WHEN @has_snapshot_filter::boolean = true AND @filter_snapshot_id::text IS NOT NULL THEN
snapshot_id = @filter_snapshot_id::text
WHEN @has_snapshot_filter::boolean = true AND @filter_snapshot_id::text IS NULL THEN
snapshot_id IS NULL
ELSE TRUE
END
)`
}
```
## OrderField pattern
OrderField types must validate their value via `IsValid()` and implement text marshalling:
```go
type InvitationOrderField string
const (
InvitationOrderFieldCreatedAt InvitationOrderField = "CREATED_AT"
)
func (p InvitationOrderField) Column() string {
switch p {
case InvitationOrderFieldCreatedAt:
return "created_at"
}
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unsupported order by: %s", p))
}
func (e InvitationOrderField) IsValid() bool {
switch e {
case InvitationOrderFieldCreatedAt:
return true
}
return false
}
func (e InvitationOrderField) String() string { return string(e) }
func (e *InvitationOrderField) UnmarshalText(text []byte) error {
*e = InvitationOrderField(text)
if !e.IsValid() {
return fmt.Errorf("%s is not a valid InvitationOrderField", string(text))
}
return nil
}
func (e InvitationOrderField) MarshalText() ([]byte, error) {
return []byte(e.String()), nil
}
```
## Argument merging
Always use `maps.Copy` to combine args from scope, filter, and cursor. Never manually merge.
## Migrations
Pure SQL files in `pkg/coredata/migrations/` with timestamp names: `YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSZ.sql`.

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# pkg/server/api/console/v1
GraphQL API using `gqlgen`. Schema-first approach.
## Generated vs hand-written
| File | Type | Notes |
|------|------|-------|
| `schema.graphql` | Hand-written | GraphQL schema definition |
| `gqlgen.yaml` | Hand-written | Codegen config |
| `resolver.go` | Hand-written | Root `Resolver` struct and `NewMux` |
| `graphql_handler.go` | Hand-written | Handler setup |
| `v1_resolver.go` | Generated stubs | Resolver method implementations (edit the bodies) |
| `schema/schema.go` | **Generated — DO NOT EDIT** | Executable schema |
| `types/types.go` | **Generated — DO NOT EDIT** | Type definitions |
## Important rules
- **Never edit generated files** (`schema/schema.go`, `types/types.go`). Only edit `schema.graphql` and resolver bodies.
- **After any change to `schema.graphql`**, always run codegen:
```
go generate ./pkg/server/api/console/v1
```
## Resolver pattern
Every resolver method follows this sequence:
1. **Authorize**`r.authorize(ctx, obj.ID, probo.ActionXxxGet)`
2. **Get service**`prb := r.ProboService(ctx, tenantID)`
3. **Call service**`result, err := prb.Foo.Bar(ctx, ...)`
4. **Handle error** — wrap or panic on unexpected errors
## Pagination
Relay cursor pattern:
- `page.Cursor[OrderField]` for cursor handling
- Connection types (`*Connection`) with `ParentID`, `Resolver`, `Filter` fields
## Custom scalars
`ID`, `Datetime`, `CursorKey`, `Duration`, `BigInt`, `EmailAddr` — mapped in `gqlgen.yaml`.
## Authentication middleware
`NewMux()` chains: session → API key → identity presence middlewares.

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# pkg/server/api/mcp/v1
MCP (Model Context Protocol) API. Schema-first approach using `mcpgen`.
## Generated vs hand-written
| File | Type | Notes |
|------|------|-------|
| `specification.yaml` | Hand-written | Tool definitions, input/output schemas |
| `mcpgen.yaml` | Hand-written | Codegen config |
| `resolver.go` | Hand-written | Resolver struct, `MustAuthorize()`, helpers |
| `v1_handler.go` | Hand-written | `NewMux()`, MCP server setup |
| `middleware.go` | Hand-written | API key authentication |
| `helpers.go` | Hand-written | Pagination helpers |
| `schema.resolvers.go` | **Generated (preserved)** | Tool implementations — edit the bodies |
| `server/server.go` | **Generated — DO NOT EDIT** | Tool registration, `ResolverInterface` |
| `types/types.go` | **Generated — DO NOT EDIT** | Type definitions and JSON schemas |
| `types/*.go` (other) | Hand-written | Type conversion helpers (`NewVendor`, etc.) |
## Important rules
- **Never edit generated files** (`server/server.go`, `types/types.go`). Only edit `specification.yaml`, resolver bodies, and hand-written helpers.
- **After any change to `specification.yaml`**, always run codegen:
```
go generate ./pkg/server/api/mcp/v1
```
Reads `specification.yaml` and generates server, types, and resolver stubs.
## Adding a new tool
1. Define the tool in `specification.yaml` under `tools:` with name, description, hints, inputSchema, outputSchema
2. Define input/output schemas under `components/schemas/`
3. Run `go generate ./pkg/server/api/mcp/v1`
4. Implement the tool body in `schema.resolvers.go`
5. Add type conversion helpers in `types/` if needed
## Tool definition format
```yaml
tools:
- name: listVendors
description: List all vendors for the organization
hints:
readonly: true
idempotent: true
inputSchema:
$ref: "#/components/schemas/ListVendorsInput"
outputSchema:
$ref: "#/components/schemas/ListVendorsOutput"
```
## Resolver pattern
```go
func (r *Resolver) ListVendorsTool(ctx context.Context, input types.ListVendorsInput) (*types.ListVendorsOutput, error) {
r.MustAuthorize(ctx, input.OrganizationID, probo.ActionVendorList)
prb := r.ProboService(ctx, input.OrganizationID.TenantID())
// ... service call, type conversion
}
```
- `MustAuthorize()` panics on auth failure — caught by MCP recovery middleware
- Type conversion via `types.New*()` helpers
## Custom type mappings
In `specification.yaml`, map Go types with `go.probo.inc/mcpgen/type`:
```yaml
OrderDirection:
type: string
enum: [ASC, DESC]
go.probo.inc/mcpgen/type: go.probo.inc/probo/pkg/page.OrderDirection
```
## Authentication
API key auth via `authn.NewAPIKeyMiddleware`. Mounted at `/mcp/v1`.