* feat(code): add parseCodeNumber helper to lib/code.ts
Pure helper that extracts the trailing numeric sequence from a code string
(ST-007 → 7, T-42 → 42). Non-conforming codes fall back to Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
so they sort to the end. Includes 5 unit tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(tasks): add code field to BacklogTask type and all task selects
Adds `code: string | null` to BacklogTask interface and includes it in
all Prisma task.findMany selects (backlog API, stories tasks API, page
hydration routes). Updates coerceTaskPayload and test fixtures to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(sort-order): derive story/task sort_order from parseCodeNumber(code)
All create paths (createStoryAction, saveTask, createTaskAction,
materializeIdeaPlanAction) and code-edit paths (updateStoryAction, saveTask
update) now set sort_order = parseCodeNumber(code) instead of last+1.
Removes stale last-record queries from create paths.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(sort-order): decouple sprint membership actions from sort_order
createSprintAction and addStoryToSprintAction no longer write sort_order
when adding stories to a sprint. sort_order is derived from code via
parseCodeNumber, so membership should only set sprint_id + status.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(ordering): remove priority from all story/task orderBy
Story- en taak-ordering is nu puur sort_order asc (created_at als
tiebreaker). PBI-ordering (priority + sort_order) blijft ongewijzigd.
Gewijzigd: backlog/route, pbis/stories/route, claude-context/route,
next-story/route, workspace/route, tasks/route, sprint-runs (query +
in-memory sort), solo-workspace-server, page.tsx (app + mobile + sprint),
store compareStory, actions/sprints story-query, next-story test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(dnd): remove drag-and-drop reorder for stories and tasks
- Remove reorderStoriesAction, reorderTasksAction, reorderSprintStoriesAction
- Delete REST route app/api/stories/[id]/tasks/reorder/route.ts
- Remove DnD from backlog story-panel and task-panel (flat list)
- Remove reorder-within-sprint branch from sprint-board-client handleDragEnd
- Switch SortableSprintRow to plain SprintRow using useDraggable (membership drag kept)
- Remove all DnD from task-list (status toggle + edit kept)
- Remove story-order/task-order/sprint-story-order/sprint-task-order mutation types and store handlers
- Remove related tests for deleted reorder route; fix sprint store tests
* feat(backlog): toon code-badge op backlog-taakkaarten
Geeft code={task.code} door aan <BacklogCard> in TaskCard (task-panel.tsx).
BacklogCard rendert de CodeBadge al conditionally — alleen de prop ontbrak.
* feat(migration): backfill story/task sort_order from code numeric suffix
One-time Prisma migration that sets sort_order = trailing numeric part
of code for all existing stories and tasks, consistent with
parseCodeNumber (fallback = Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER for non-conforming
codes). PBIs are intentionally excluded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs+tests(sort-order): update for code-binding order on stories/tasks
- Rewrite docs/patterns/sort-order.md: float-insertion PBI only; story/task
sort_order = parseCodeNumber(code), never drag/membership mutated
- Update plan-to-pbi-flow.md: sort_order auto, sprint_id param, priority=label
- Update make-plan.md: priority=label, array order = execution order
- Update rest-contract.md: fix sprint-tasks ordering, remove reorder endpoint
- Add ADR-0011: code is bindende volgordesleutel voor stories/taken
- Regenerate docs/INDEX.md via npm run docs
- Remove reorderStoriesAction/reorderTasksAction mocks from backlog tests
- Remove dnd-kit mocks from task-panel test (panel no longer uses dnd)
- Extend materializeIdeaPlanAction test: assert sort_order=parseCodeNumber(code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| templates | ||
| 0000-record-architecture-decisions.md | ||
| 0001-base-ui-over-radix.md | ||
| 0002-float-sort-order.md | ||
| 0003-one-branch-per-milestone.md | ||
| 0004-status-enum-mapping.md | ||
| 0005-iron-session-over-nextauth.md | ||
| 0006-demo-user-three-layer-policy.md | ||
| 0007-claude-question-channel-design.md | ||
| 0008-agent-instructions-in-claude-md.md | ||
| 0010-product-per-repo-cross-product-planning.md | ||
| 0011-code-volgordesleutel-stories-taken.md | ||
| README.md | ||
| title | status | audience | language | last_updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Architecture Decision Records | active | ai-agent, maintainer, contributor | en | 2026-05-02 |
Architecture Decision Records
This directory contains the Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) for Scrum4Me.
What is an ADR
An ADR is a short document that captures a single significant architectural decision: the context that forced the decision, the choice we made, and the consequences of that choice. ADRs are immutable once accepted — if a later decision changes course, we write a new ADR that supersedes the old one.
We use ADRs because the project mixes several non-obvious choices (Next.js 16
specifics, @base-ui/react over Radix, float sort_order for drag-and-drop,
iron-session over NextAuth, demo-user three-layer policy, MCP integration
patterns) and an AI agent reading the codebase six months from now needs to
find the why without spelunking through commit history.
File naming
NNNN-kebab-case-title.md
NNNN— four-digit zero-padded sequential number, starting at0001(0000is reserved for the meta-ADR that introduces the practice).kebab-case-title— lowercase, hyphen-separated, short noun phrase echoing the decision (base-ui-over-radix, notdecided-to-use-baseui).- Always
.md.
Choosing a template
Two templates live in templates/. Default to Nygard.
Nygard (default — templates/nygard.md)
Use Nygard for the common case: a decision that is essentially a one-way door with a clear motivating context and one obvious choice. Four sections: Title, Status, Context, Decision, Consequences (Positive / Negative).
Aim: ≤60 lines. Reads in under a minute.
MADR v4 (when alternatives matter — templates/madr.md)
Use MADR when the decision involves weighing multiple alternatives that a future reader would otherwise re-litigate. Triggers:
- Authentication / session strategy (NextAuth vs iron-session vs Clerk).
- Queue / messaging mechanics (LISTEN/NOTIFY vs Redis vs SQS).
- Agent integration patterns (REST polling vs MCP vs SSE channel).
- Schema or data-model choices with non-trivial migration cost.
- Any decision where you want to record the rejected options so future contributors don't propose them again.
MADR adds: YAML front-matter (status, date, decision-makers, consulted, informed), explicit Decision Drivers, Considered Options, Pros and Cons of each option, Confirmation, and More Information.
Status lifecycle
proposed → accepted → (optionally) superseded by NNNN
↘ (optionally) deprecated
- proposed — drafted, awaiting decision-maker sign-off.
- accepted — current binding decision; the codebase reflects this.
- superseded by ADR-NNNN — replaced. Keep the file; never edit the Decision section. Add a one-line "Superseded by …" note at the top of the Status section and link to the new ADR.
- deprecated — still current but no longer recommended; usually a precursor to a future supersession.
Once an ADR is accepted, it is immutable except for the Status field and typo fixes. Course corrections always create a new ADR.
Index of ADRs
| # | Title | Status | Template |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0000 | Record architecture decisions | accepted | Nygard |
| 0001 | @base-ui/react over Radix UI | accepted | Nygard |
| 0002 | Float sort_order for drag-and-drop reorder | accepted | Nygard |
| 0003 | One branch per milestone (Hobby plan) | accepted | MADR |
| 0004 | Status enum mapping via lib/task-status.ts | accepted | Nygard |
| 0005 | iron-session over NextAuth/Clerk | accepted | MADR |
| 0006 | Demo-user three-layer write guard | accepted | Nygard |
| 0007 | Agent ↔ user question channel via persistent table + LISTEN/NOTIFY | accepted | MADR |
| 0008 | Agent instructions in CLAUDE.md + topical runbooks | accepted | Nygard |
When new ADRs are added, the docs index generator (npm run docs:index)
will list them in ../INDEX.md. Update this table by hand
when you add or supersede an ADR — the script aggregates across the whole
docs tree, this README is the canonical ADR-only roster.