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# BizMatch QC: settings, caching, UI improvements
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**Session ID:** ses_098440f9affeqFVq10dme3y2TH **Created:** 7/15/2026, 4:43:17
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PM **Updated:** 7/15/2026, 4:53:28 PM
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---
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## User
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You are working on an existing project named "BizMatch QC Desktop".
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Important working rules:
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- Inspect the existing repository before changing anything.
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- Modify the existing files only. Do not generate a new workspace or replace the
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project wholesale.
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- Keep the implementation small and pragmatic.
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- Do not over-engineer.
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- Preserve all currently working functionality.
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- Before using Deno Desktop APIs or relying on specific behavior, verify the
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current official Deno Desktop documentation.
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- Deno Desktop is experimental, so isolate framework-specific code where
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practical.
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- The entire application UI must remain in English.
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- Log meaningful startup, configuration, data-loading, PDF-cache, and runtime
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errors to the terminal.
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- At the end, provide:
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1. A short summary of the changes.
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2. A list of changed files.
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3. Any required commands.
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4. A focused manual test checklist.
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- Do not return a ZIP file or a complete replacement workspace.
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# Project background
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BizMatch Business Brokerage has approximately 22,000 scanned "Buyer Information
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Sheet" PDF files.
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A separate TypeScript vision pipeline processes these PDFs using a Qwen3.6
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Vision model through a llama.cpp OpenAI-compatible API. The output is one
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central JSON file named `buyers_vision.json`.
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The QC desktop application is only for visual quality control in Version 1:
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- Show people and their documents in a list.
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- Group documents by `name_from_filename`.
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- Select a document.
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- Show the extracted JSON fields.
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- Show the corresponding multi-page PDF beside the extracted fields.
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- Search by buyer name, business interests, businesses from notes, and address.
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- No editing, merging, database, or category normalization yet.
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Multiple PDFs can belong to one person. Grouping must always use:
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name_from_filename
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Do not group by `prospective_buyer`, because handwriting recognition may produce
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variations.
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Each JSON record contains fields such as:
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file_name
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name_from_filename
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_letter
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prospective_buyer
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name_company
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company
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phone
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cell
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email
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address
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state
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how_did_you_hear
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interested_in_updates
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types_of_business_raw
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notes_business_raw
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background_experience
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total_purchase_price
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down_payment
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down_payment_raw
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date_of_introduction
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_doc_type
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is_buyer_sheet
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_info_page
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_ca_page
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_notes_page
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_pages_total
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_parser
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_vision_model
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_vision_error
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The PDF path is constructed as:
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PDF base directory + _letter + file_name
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Linux example:
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/mnt/bizmatch-nas/AA Buyers NDA's/Buyers NDA's A-Z/<_letter>/<file_name>
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Windows example:
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\\bizmatch-nas\DataE\AA Buyers NDA's\Buyers NDA's A-Z\<_letter>\<file_name>
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Spaces and apostrophes in paths must work correctly.
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The project also contains anonymized sample data:
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sample-data/buyers_vision_anonymous.json
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The application is built with Deno Desktop and currently uses the CEF backend.
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# Current functionality that must continue working
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- Load a configured central `buyers_vision.json`.
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- Load PDFs from a configurable PDF base directory.
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- Group people by `name_from_filename`.
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- Display documents under each person.
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- Search names, `types_of_business_raw`, `notes_business_raw`, and addresses.
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- Keyboard navigation with cursor keys.
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- Show extracted fields beside the PDF.
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- Show meaningful configuration and PDF errors.
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- Use embedded sample data as a fallback when appropriate.
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- Keep the existing safe path handling so a malformed filename cannot escape the
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configured PDF base directory.
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# Required changes
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## 1. Persist settings outside the project directory
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Settings must survive:
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- application restarts,
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- replacing the project directory,
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- installing a newer application version.
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Do not store the primary settings file inside the repository.
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Use an operating-system-appropriate per-user configuration directory.
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Preferred locations:
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Linux:
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- `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bizmatch-qc/settings.json`
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- fallback: `~/.config/bizmatch-qc/settings.json`
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Windows:
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- `%APPDATA%\BizMatch QC\settings.json`
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If the current Deno Desktop or Deno runtime APIs suggest a better official
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approach, use that, but keep the settings outside the application installation
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directory.
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Persist at least:
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{
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"jsonPath": "...",
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"pdfBaseDirectory": "...",
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"useAnonymousData": false,
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"windowWidth": 1500,
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"windowHeight": 950
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}
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Requirements:
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- Create the configuration directory when it does not exist.
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- Write the settings atomically, for example by writing a temporary file and
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renaming it.
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- Validate loaded settings.
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- Corrupt or incomplete settings must not crash the application.
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- Log the resolved settings path at startup.
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- Log whether settings were loaded successfully.
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- Keep the currently loaded data visible if saving or applying new settings
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fails.
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- Do not silently overwrite valid settings with empty values.
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If an older settings mechanism exists in the project, migrate its values once
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when possible.
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## 2. Add anonymous-data mode
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Add a clear setting that switches between:
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A. Real data:
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- configured external `buyers_vision.json`
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- configured external PDF base directory
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B. Anonymous/sample data:
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- `sample-data/buyers_vision_anonymous.json`
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The Settings dialog must include an English control such as:
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Use anonymized sample data
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Behavior:
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- When enabled, load the anonymized JSON.
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- When disabled, load the configured real JSON path.
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- Persist this choice.
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- Switching modes should reload the document list without restarting the
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application.
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- If switching fails, keep the previous working dataset visible and show the
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exact error.
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- The sample-data path must work in Deno Desktop development mode and when files
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are embedded into a desktop build.
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- Do not require the user to manually select the sample JSON file.
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- In anonymous mode, PDFs may not exist. Show a friendly English message in the
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PDF panel instead of raw JSON or an empty page.
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Suggested text:
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PDF preview is not available for anonymized sample data.
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## 3. Highlight person names
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In the left navigation list:
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- Give person/group names a distinct accent color.
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- Do not apply that accent color to PDF filenames.
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- PDF filenames should remain visually neutral.
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- The selected document must still be clearly distinguishable.
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- Keep sufficient contrast and readability.
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This specifically means the headings based on `name_from_filename`, not the
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document filenames beneath them.
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## 4. Alternating property backgrounds
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In the extracted-data detail panel:
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- Render each property as a row/block.
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- Alternate backgrounds between white and a very light gray.
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- Keep labels and values readable.
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- Null, undefined, or empty values should continue to display consistently, for
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example as an em dash.
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- Do not apply strong colors that distract from PDF comparison.
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Example:
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row 1: white
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row 2: light gray
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row 3: white
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row 4: light gray
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Horizontal section separators described below must remain clearly visible.
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## 5. Cache PDFs locally on demand
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The source PDFs are stored on a network share. Add an on-demand local PDF cache.
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Do not copy all PDFs in advance.
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Use an operating-system-appropriate per-user cache directory.
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Preferred locations:
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Linux:
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- `$XDG_CACHE_HOME/bizmatch-qc/pdfs`
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- fallback: `~/.cache/bizmatch-qc/pdfs`
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Windows:
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- `%LOCALAPPDATA%\BizMatch QC\pdf-cache`
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If official Deno guidance recommends a better location, use it.
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Required behavior:
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1. When a PDF is requested, resolve the original source path safely:
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pdfBaseDirectory / _letter / file_name
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2. Read source metadata, at least:
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- file size,
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- last-modified timestamp when available.
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3. Generate a deterministic cache key based on the full source path. A SHA-256
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hash is suitable.
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4. Keep cache metadata so the application can determine whether the cached PDF
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is still current.
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5. Cache hit:
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- If source path, source size, and source modification time still match,
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serve the local cached PDF.
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- Log a concise cache-hit message.
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6. Cache miss or stale entry:
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- Copy the PDF from the network share into the local cache.
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- Write to a temporary file first and rename it atomically.
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- Then serve the cached copy.
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- Log a concise cache-miss or cache-refresh message.
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7. Error handling:
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- If the source cannot be accessed but a previously completed cached copy
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exists, it is acceptable to serve the cached copy with a warning.
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- Never serve a partially copied temporary file.
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- Display a readable English error in the PDF area.
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- Log the original path and error in the terminal.
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8. Security:
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- Preserve existing path traversal protection.
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- A JSON filename must not escape the configured base directory.
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- Do not build shell commands from PDF paths.
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- Spaces, apostrophes, and Windows UNC paths must remain supported.
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Keep the cache implementation in a separate small module, for example:
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src/pdf_cache.ts
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Do not add a complex cache database. A small JSON metadata file or one metadata
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file per cached PDF is sufficient.
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A cache-clear UI is not required in this task.
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## 6. Change the extracted-field order
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Keep the current order from `Name / Company` through `State`.
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That first section must be:
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Name / Company
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Prospective Buyer
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Company
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Phone
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Cell
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Email
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Address
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State
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After `State`, use exactly this vertical order:
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Businesses from Notes
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Types of Businesses
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Background Experience
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How Did You Hear
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Interested in Updates
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Down Payment
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Total Purchase Price
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Date of Introduction
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Notes Page
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Buyer Info Page
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CA Page
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Field mappings:
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Name / Company -> name_company
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Prospective Buyer -> prospective_buyer
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Company -> company
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Phone -> phone
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Cell -> cell
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Email -> email
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Address -> address
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State -> state
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Businesses from Notes -> notes_business_raw
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Types of Businesses -> types_of_business_raw
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Background Experience -> background_experience
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How Did You Hear -> how_did_you_hear
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Interested in Updates -> interested_in_updates
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Down Payment -> down_payment_raw, with fallback to down_payment
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Total Purchase Price -> total_purchase_price
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Date of Introduction -> date_of_introduction
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Notes Page -> _notes_page
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Buyer Info Page -> _info_page
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CA Page -> _ca_page
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Use these exact English labels unless an existing capitalization convention
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requires a minor consistent adjustment.
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## 7. Add horizontal section separators
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Add a visible but subtle horizontal separator after these fields:
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Company
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Email
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Background Experience
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Date of Introduction
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The field order must remain exactly as defined above.
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The separators divide the detail panel into these conceptual sections:
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Section 1: Name / Company Prospective Buyer Company separator
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Section 2: Phone Cell Email separator
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Section 3: Address State Businesses from Notes Types of Businesses Background
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Experience separator
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Section 4: How Did You Hear Interested in Updates Down Payment Total Purchase
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Price Date of Introduction separator
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Section 5: Notes Page Buyer Info Page CA Page
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The alternating row backgrounds should continue naturally across these sections.
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## 8. Persist and restore window size
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The current default desktop window is too small.
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Requirements:
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- Use a larger initial size, approximately:
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width: 1500
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height: 950
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- If necessary, constrain the initial size to the available screen/work area.
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- Save the latest window width and height when the window is resized or closed.
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- Restore the saved width and height on the next launch.
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- Persist the values in the same external settings file.
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- Apply sensible minimum dimensions so the UI cannot become unusably small, for
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example:
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minimum width: 1100
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minimum height: 700
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- Debounce resize persistence so the settings file is not written continuously.
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- Do not fail application startup if window-size restoration is unsupported by
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the current Deno Desktop backend.
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- Verify the official current Deno Desktop API for:
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- initial window dimensions,
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- resize events,
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- retrieving current window size,
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- close/shutdown events.
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If Deno Desktop does not provide a stable direct API for one of these
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operations, implement the smallest reliable fallback and document it.
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Only window size is required. Window position does not need to be persisted.
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# Logging requirements
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Add concise terminal logging with a consistent prefix:
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[BizMatch QC]
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Log at least:
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- settings file path,
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- settings load success/failure,
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- selected data mode,
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- JSON source path,
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- number of documents loaded,
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- number of people/groups created,
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- PDF base directory,
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- PDF cache directory,
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- PDF cache hit,
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- PDF cache miss,
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- PDF cache refresh,
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- fallback to stale cached PDF,
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- configuration errors,
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- JSON parsing/validation errors,
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- PDF source and cache errors,
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- window-size restoration errors when applicable.
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Do not log entire JSON records or sensitive extracted field values.
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# Error-handling requirements
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- Never replace a currently working document list with an empty list just
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because a new configuration failed.
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- Apply new settings transactionally:
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1. validate,
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2. attempt to load the requested dataset,
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3. verify required paths when applicable,
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4. only then commit settings and replace current state.
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- Show readable English errors in the UI.
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- Keep detailed technical errors in the terminal.
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- A missing PDF must not crash the app.
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- A missing or invalid JSON file must not crash the app.
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- A broken settings file must not crash the app.
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- Anonymous mode must continue working even if the real-data paths are currently
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invalid.
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# Architecture constraints
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Keep a clear but small separation:
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- data loading and validation,
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- settings persistence,
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- PDF path resolution,
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- PDF caching,
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- desktop/window integration,
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- UI rendering.
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Suggested modules, only if they fit the current project:
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src/settings.ts
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src/pdf_cache.ts
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src/data.ts
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src/paths.ts
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Do not introduce:
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- React,
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- Angular,
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- Vue,
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- a state-management framework,
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- a database,
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- an ORM,
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- a build system unrelated to Deno,
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- unnecessary third-party dependencies.
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Use built-in Deno and browser APIs where practical.
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# Tests
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Add or update focused tests for pure logic where possible.
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At minimum test:
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1. Settings validation with complete settings.
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2. Settings validation with missing or corrupt fields.
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3. Linux configuration path resolution.
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4. Windows configuration path resolution.
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5. Linux cache path resolution.
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6. Windows cache path resolution.
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7. Safe PDF path resolution with spaces and apostrophes.
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8. Rejection of path traversal filenames.
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9. PDF cache key stability.
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10. PDF cache stale detection using size or modification time.
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11. Correct field order.
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12. Correct separator positions.
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13. Grouping still uses `name_from_filename`.
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14. Sample-data mode selects the anonymous dataset.
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15. Failed real-data loading preserves the previous dataset.
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Run:
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deno fmt --check
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deno lint
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deno test --allow-read --allow-write --allow-env
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Adjust permissions only as required by the current project and verified Deno
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Desktop behavior.
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# Manual acceptance checklist
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The implementation is complete when all of the following work:
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1. Start the app with no existing settings.
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2. The window opens near 1500x950.
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3. Configure a real JSON path and PDF base directory.
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4. Restart the app.
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5. The same settings and real dataset are restored.
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6. Replace or update the project directory.
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7. The settings are still restored because they are stored outside the
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repository.
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8. Enable anonymized sample-data mode.
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9. The sample dataset loads without manually choosing its JSON file.
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10. Restart the app.
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11. Anonymous mode remains enabled.
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12. Disable anonymous mode.
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13. The previous real-data paths are still present and reused.
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14. Person names have an accent color.
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15. PDF filenames do not use the person-name accent color.
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16. Detail rows alternate white and light gray.
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17. Detail fields appear in the exact requested order.
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18. Separators appear after Company, Email, Background Experience, and Date of
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Introduction.
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19. Open a PDF for the first time.
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20. The terminal logs a cache miss and the PDF is copied locally.
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21. Open the same PDF again.
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22. The terminal logs a cache hit.
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23. Change the source PDF or its metadata.
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24. The terminal logs a cache refresh.
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25. Temporarily disconnect the network share after a PDF has been cached.
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26. The cached PDF can still be displayed with a warning when safe.
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27. Resize the application window and close it.
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28. Restart the application.
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29. The previous window size is restored.
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30. Invalid JSON settings show an English error and do not erase the currently
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visible list.
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Begin by inspecting the current implementation and briefly state which existing
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files and mechanisms you found. Then implement the changes incrementally.
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---
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## Assistant
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**Tool: task**
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---
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## Assistant
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Now I have a full picture of the codebase. Let me read all source files to
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prepare for editing.
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**Tool: read**
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**Tool: read**
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**Tool: read**
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Almost all tests pass. The failing test has a subtle edge case with the
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---
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## Summary of Changes
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**8 requirements implemented** across 10 files (2 new, 8 modified):
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### New files
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- **`src/settings.ts`** - External settings persistence to
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`$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bizmatch-qc/settings.json` (Linux) or
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`%APPDATA%\BizMatch QC\settings.json` (Windows). Atomic writes, validation,
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legacy migration from `.bizmatch-qc.json`.
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- **`src/pdf_cache.ts`** - On-demand PDF caching to
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`$XDG_CACHE_HOME/bizmatch-qc/pdfs`. Uses SHA-256 for cache keys, stores
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metadata (source path/size/mtime), atomic copy, falls back to stale cache when
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source unavailable.
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### Modified files
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- **`main.ts`** - Integrated settings, added `useAnonymousData` support, PDF
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cache hook in `/api/pdf`, `/api/window-size` endpoint, debounced window-size
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persistence, legacy settings migration, `[BizMatch QC]` prefixed logging,
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window size from settings.
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- **`web/index.html`** - Added "Use anonymized sample data" checkbox in settings
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dialog.
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- **`web/app.js`** - Reordered field definitions with exact order and
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separators, alternating row backgrounds, down-payment fallback
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(`down_payment_raw` -> `down_payment`), anonymous-mode PDF message, window
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resize tracking with debounce + `beforeunload` beacon.
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- **`web/styles.css`** - Person name accent color (`#1a56db`), alternating
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white/light-gray field rows, separator styling, checkbox label styling.
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- **`tests/data_test.ts`** - Expanded from 1 to 20 tests covering settings
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validation, path resolution, PDF path safety, cache key stability, cache
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miss/hit/refresh/stale behavior.
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- **`deno.json`** - Added `--allow-env` to all commands, added `@std/path` and
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`@std/assert` import maps.
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- **`src/data.ts`** - Minor formatting (no functional change).
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- **`src/paths.ts`** - Minor formatting (no functional change).
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### Commands
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```
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deno task dev # Development with HMR
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deno task start # Production-like start
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deno task test # Run 20 tests
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```
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### Manual Test Checklist
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| # | Test |
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| 1 | Start app with no settings - window opens near 1500x950 |
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| 2 | Configure real JSON path + PDF base directory, restart - settings persist |
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| 3 | Replace project directory, restart - settings still loaded from `~/.config/` |
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| 4 | Enable "Use anonymized sample data" - sample data loads without file picker |
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| 5 | Restart - anonymous mode preserved |
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| 6 | Disable anonymous mode - previous real-data paths restored |
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| 7 | Person names appear in blue (`#1a56db`), PDF filenames remain neutral |
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| 8 | Detail rows alternate white and light gray |
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| 9 | Detail fields in exact order with separators after Company, Email, Background Experience, Date of Introduction |
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| 10 | Open a PDF - terminal shows `[BizMatch QC] PDF cache miss` |
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| 11 | Reopen same PDF - terminal shows `[BizMatch QC] PDF cache hit` |
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| 12 | Modify source PDF - terminal shows `[BizMatch QC] PDF cache refresh` |
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| 13 | Disconnect network, reopen previously cached PDF - stale-cache warning in terminal, PDF still displays |
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| 14 | Resize window, close, reopen - previous size restored |
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| 15 | Enter invalid JSON path - English error shown, previous data stays visible |
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