create-qa-architect 5.0.7 → 5.3.1

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+ name: Auto Release
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+ on:
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+ push:
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+ tags:
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+ - 'v*'
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+ permissions:
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+ contents: write
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+
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+ jobs:
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+ release:
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+ runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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+ steps:
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+ - name: Checkout
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+ uses: actions/checkout@v4
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+ with:
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+ fetch-depth: 0
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+
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+ - name: Get previous tag
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+ id: prev_tag
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+ run: |
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+ PREV_TAG=$(git describe --tags --abbrev=0 HEAD^ 2>/dev/null || echo "")
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+ echo "tag=$PREV_TAG" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
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+
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+ - name: Generate release notes
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+ id: notes
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+ run: |
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+ TAG=${GITHUB_REF#refs/tags/}
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+ PREV_TAG=${{ steps.prev_tag.outputs.tag }}
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+
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+ if [ -n "$PREV_TAG" ]; then
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+ echo "## Changes since $PREV_TAG" > notes.md
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+ echo "" >> notes.md
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+ git log ${PREV_TAG}..${TAG} --pretty=format:"- %s" >> notes.md
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+ echo "" >> notes.md
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+ echo "" >> notes.md
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+ echo "**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/${{ github.repository }}/compare/${PREV_TAG}...${TAG}" >> notes.md
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+ else
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+ echo "Initial release" > notes.md
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+ fi
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+
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+ - name: Create GitHub Release
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+ uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v2
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+ with:
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+ body_path: notes.md
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+ generate_release_notes: false
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+ env:
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+ GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
package/README.md CHANGED
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  > **Maintainer & Ownership**
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  > This project is maintained by **Vibe Build Lab LLC**, a studio focused on AI-assisted product development, micro-SaaS, and "vibe coding" workflows for solo founders and small teams.
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- > Learn more at **https://www.vibebuildlab.com**.
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+ > Learn more at **https://vibebuildlab.com**.
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  ---
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  - **Progressive Quality** - Adaptive checks based on project maturity
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  - **Smart Test Strategy** - Risk-based pre-push validation (Pro feature)
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+ ### Quality Tools (v5.2.0+)
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+ - **Lighthouse CI** - Performance, accessibility, SEO audits (Free: basic, Pro: thresholds)
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+ - **Bundle Size Limits** - Enforce bundle budgets with size-limit (Pro)
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+ - **axe-core Accessibility** - WCAG compliance testing scaffolding (Free)
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+ - **Conventional Commits** - commitlint with commit-msg hook (Free)
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+ - **Coverage Thresholds** - Enforce code coverage minimums (Pro)
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+ ### Pre-Launch Validation (v5.3.0+)
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+ - **SEO Validation** - Sitemap, robots.txt, meta tags validation (Free)
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+ - **Link Validation** - Broken link detection with linkinator (Free)
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+ - **Accessibility Audit** - WCAG 2.1 AA compliance with pa11y-ci (Free)
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+ - **Documentation Check** - README completeness, required sections (Free)
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+ - **Env Vars Audit** - Validate .env.example against code usage (Pro)
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  ## Target Users
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  - **Developers** who want quality automation without manual setup
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  | Gitleaks (secrets scanning) | ❌ | ✅ |
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  | ESLint security rules | ❌ | ✅ |
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+ ### Quality Tools by Tier
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+ | Feature | Free | Pro+ |
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+ | ---------------------------- | ---- | ---- |
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+ | Lighthouse CI (basic scores) | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Lighthouse thresholds | ❌ | ✅ |
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+ | axe-core accessibility | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Conventional commits | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Bundle size limits | ❌ | ✅ |
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+ | Coverage thresholds | ❌ | ✅ |
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+ ### Pre-Launch Validation by Tier
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+ | Feature | Free | Pro+ |
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+ | ------------------- | ---- | ---- |
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+ | SEO validation | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Link validation | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Accessibility audit | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Documentation check | ✅ | ✅ |
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+ | Env vars audit | ❌ | ✅ |
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  ### License
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  **Commercial License (freemium)** — free tier covers the basic CLI; Pro/Team/Enterprise features require a paid subscription. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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  npx create-qa-architect@latest --deps
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  ```
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+ ### Pre-Launch Validation (Free)
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+ ```bash
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+ npx create-qa-architect@latest --prelaunch
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+ npm install
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+ npm run validate:prelaunch
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+ ```
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  ## Usage Examples
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  ### Check Project Maturity
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+ # qa-architect - Adoption Summary
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+ **Adopted:** 2025-12-29
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+ **Value Score:** 95/100
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+ ## Metrics
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+ | Metric | Count |
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+ | --------------------- | ----- |
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+ | Total Requirements | 104 |
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+ | API Endpoints | 0 |
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+ | UI Pages | 0 |
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+ | Test Coverage Items | 104 |
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+ | Integrations Detected | 0 |
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+ ## Value Breakdown
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+ | Component | Score | Description |
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+ | -------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------- |
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+ | Documentation | 20/25 | Requirements extracted and documented |
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+ | Traceability | 25/25 | Test-to-requirement mappings |
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+ | Architecture | 25/25 | Architecture documentation |
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+ | Quality Config | 25/25 | Quality thresholds configured |
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+ | **Total** | **95/100** | - |
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+ ## Files Adopted
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+ - ✅ docs/ARCHITECTURE-REVIEW.md
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+ - ✅ docs/CODE-REVIEW.md
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+ - ✅ docs/SECURITY-AUDIT.md
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+ ## Files Skipped (already existed)
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+ - ⏭️ .qualityrc.json
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+ - ⏭️ docs/REQUIREMENTS.md
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+ - ⏭️ docs/test-trace-matrix.md
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+ - ⏭️ docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
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+ ---
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+ _Generated by VBL Adopt_
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+ Based on the limited documentation provided, I'll conduct an architecture review with the available information. However, I must note that this review is constrained by insufficient architectural details in the documentation.
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+ ## Architecture Review: qa-architect
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+ **Verdict: NEEDS REVISION**
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+ **Overall Score: 45/100**
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+ ### Dimension Scores
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+ | Dimension | Score | Assessment |
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+ | --------------------- | ------ | --------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | Pattern Selection | 40/100 | CLI pattern unclear, no architectural patterns documented |
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+ | Scalability | 30/100 | No scalability considerations documented |
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+ | Security Architecture | 60/100 | Security features mentioned but implementation unclear |
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+ | Simplicity | 50/100 | Dependencies suggest complexity but design not documented |
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+ | API Design | 35/100 | CLI interface not documented, no API specifications |
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+ ### Strengths
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+ 1. **Clear Product Vision** - Well-defined target users and pricing tiers
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+ 2. **Multi-language Support** - Supports both JavaScript/TypeScript and Python ecosystems
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+ 3. **Progressive Enhancement** - Free tier with Pro upgrades shows thoughtful monetization
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+ 4. **Quality Focus** - Integrates multiple quality tools (ESLint, Prettier, Husky, etc.)
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+ ### Concerns
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+ 1. **Insufficient Documentation** → Complete architectural documentation showing components, data flow, and patterns
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+ 2. **Missing Security Architecture** → Document how Gitleaks, ESLint security, and other security features are architected
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+ 3. **No API Design** → Document CLI interface, command structure, configuration schemas
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+ 4. **Unclear Scalability** → Document how the system handles different project sizes and team requirements
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+ 5. **Missing Data Architecture** → Document configuration management, state handling, and data persistence
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+ 6. **No Error Handling Strategy** → Document error handling, recovery, and user feedback patterns
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+ 7. **Dependency Justification Missing** → Explain rationale for 13 production dependencies
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+ ### Required Changes (NEEDS REVISION)
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+ - [ ] **Document Core Architecture** - Create detailed architecture diagrams showing components, modules, and data flow
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+ - [ ] **Define CLI API Design** - Document command structure, options, configuration schemas, and interfaces
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+ - [ ] **Security Architecture Documentation** - Detail how security scanning, audit features, and Pro tier security work
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+ - [ ] **Scalability Design** - Document performance considerations, memory usage, and scaling patterns
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+ - [ ] **Error Handling Strategy** - Define error handling patterns, user feedback, and recovery mechanisms
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+ - [ ] **Configuration Management** - Document how different project types are detected and configured
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+ - [ ] **Testing Architecture** - With 104 tests, document testing strategy and patterns
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+ ### Alternative Approaches Considered
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+ The documentation doesn't indicate consideration of alternatives. Should have evaluated:
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+ - **CLI Frameworks**: Why not use Commander.js, Yargs, or Oclif for CLI structure?
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+ - **Configuration Management**: JSON vs YAML vs TypeScript configs
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+ - **Plugin Architecture**: Extensible vs monolithic design for different languages/tools
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+ - **Distribution Strategy**: npm package vs standalone binary vs Docker
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+ ### Approval
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+ **NEEDS REVISION**: The architecture documentation is insufficient for proper review. While the product concept is solid and the README shows clear market positioning, the actual architectural design is not documented. The auto-generated architecture document provides no meaningful architectural insight.
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+ **Critical Missing Elements:**
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+ 1. Component architecture and module organization
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+ 2. CLI command structure and API design
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+ 3. Configuration and state management patterns
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+ 4. Security implementation architecture
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+ 5. Multi-language support architecture
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+ 6. Testing and quality assurance patterns
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+ **Recommendation**: Before implementation proceeds, create comprehensive architecture documentation showing how the system is designed to handle its stated requirements. The gap between the feature-rich product description and the minimal architecture documentation suggests the architecture design phase was incomplete.
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- # Architecture
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+ # qa-architect - Architecture
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- ## Overview
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+ **Generated:** 2025-12-27
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+ **Framework:** Node.js
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+ **Maturity:** minimal
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- QA Architect is a CLI tool that bootstraps quality automation in JavaScript/TypeScript and Python projects.
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+ ## Overview
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- ## Core Components
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+ This is a Node.js application.
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- ```
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- create-qa-architect/
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- ├── setup.js # Main CLI entry point
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- ├── lib/ # Core logic (validation, licensing, maturity, telemetry, dependency monitoring)
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- ├── templates/ # Project templates
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- │ ├── ci/ # GitHub Actions + CircleCI/GitLab samples
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- │ ├── scripts/ # Helper scripts (smart test strategy, etc.)
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- │ ├── integration-tests/# Starter integration tests
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- │ ├── test-stubs/ # Unit/E2E placeholders
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- │ ├── python/ # Python quality config
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- │ └── QUALITY_TROUBLESHOOTING.md
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- ├── config/ # Defaults and language-specific configs
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- │ ├── pyproject.toml
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- │ └── quality-python.yml
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- └── docs/ # Architecture/testing/SLA/security docs
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- ```
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+ ## Tech Stack
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- ## Data Flow
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+ | Layer | Technology |
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+ | --------------- | ---------------- |
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+ | Framework | Node.js |
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+ | Language | TypeScript |
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+ | Package Manager | npm |
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+ | Testing | Jest/Node assert |
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- 1. **Detection Phase**: Detect project type (JS/TS/Python/mixed)
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- 2. **Configuration Phase**: Generate appropriate configs
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- 3. **Installation Phase**: Copy templates, update package.json
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- 4. **Validation Phase**: Verify setup is complete
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+ ## Project Structure
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- ## Extension Points
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- - Custom templates via `--template` flag
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- - Language detection can be extended in `setup.js`
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- - New quality checks via template files
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+ ```
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+ ├── src/ # Source code
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+ ├── lib/ # Libraries
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+ ├── tests/ # Test files (104 test items)
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+ └── docs/ # Documentation
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+ ```
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- ## Smart Test Strategy (Pro)
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+ ## Key Components
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+ ## Quality Standards
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- 2. Select appropriate test tier (minimal → comprehensive)
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- 3. Run tests with appropriate depth
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+ | Metric | Target |
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+ | Test Coverage | 50% |
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+ | Maturity Level | minimal |
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- ## CLI Flags
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- - `--update` - Update existing setup
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- - `--deps` - Dependency monitoring only
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- - `--security-config` - Security validation
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- - `--check-maturity` - Project maturity report
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- - `--validate` / `--comprehensive` - Full validation suite
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- - `--validate-docs` - Documentation validation only
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- - `--validate-config` - Validate `.qualityrc.json`
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- - `--alerts-slack` / `--pr-comments` - Collaboration hooks
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- - `--license-status` - Show current tier/features
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+ _Auto-generated by VBL Adopt - 2025-12-27_
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+ _Run `vbl docs` for detailed architecture documentation_
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+ ## Code Review: create-qa-architect
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+ **Verdict: APPROVED WITH SUGGESTIONS**
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+ **Overall Score: 78/100**
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+ ### Dimension Scores
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+ | Dimension | Score | Key Finding |
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+ | Logic Correctness | 85/100 | Good error handling, minor edge cases |
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+ | Performance | 75/100 | Some inefficiencies in file scanning |
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+ | Code Patterns | 80/100 | Generally good, some inconsistencies |
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+ | Maintainability | 75/100 | Complex structure, good documentation |
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+ | Architecture | 70/100 | Tight coupling, mixed concerns |
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+ | Security | 85/100 | Good practices, binary verification |
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+ ### Critical Issues (must fix)
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+ | File:Line | Issue | Suggested Fix |
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+ | ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | lib/dependency-monitoring-premium.js:224 | Regex DoS vulnerability with user input | Add input validation and timeout for regex operations |
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+ | lib/license-validator.js:289 | Timing attack in license validation | Use crypto.timingSafeEqual for all string comparisons |
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+ | lib/validation/config-security.js:156 | Command injection risk in execSync | Sanitize all shell commands and use proper escaping |
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+ ### Warnings (should fix)
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+ | File:Line | Issue | Suggested Fix |
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+ | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------- |
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+ | lib/project-maturity.js:298 | Synchronous file operations blocking | Use async fs methods for better performance |
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+ | lib/template-loader.js:145 | Deep recursion without stack overflow protection | Add recursion depth limit |
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+ | lib/setup-enhancements.js:156 | Hardcoded file paths | Use path.join() consistently |
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+ ### Suggestions (nice to have)
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+ | File:Line | Suggestion |
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+ | lib/package-utils.js:45 | Extract package manager detection to separate class |
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+ | lib/licensing.js:178 | Consider using a proper state machine for license validation |
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+ | lib/telemetry.js:85 | Add data retention policy configuration |
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+ 1. **File Scanning Operations**: `lib/project-maturity.js:298` - Multiple synchronous file operations in loops could be parallelized
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+ 2. **Regex Pattern Matching**: `lib/dependency-monitoring-premium.js:224` - Pattern cache could benefit from LRU eviction instead of FIFO
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+ 3. **Template Loading**: `lib/template-loader.js:145` - Recursive directory traversal loads all files into memory simultaneously
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+ ### Refactoring Opportunities
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+ 2. **Configuration Management**: Multiple classes read and parse configuration files independently - consider centralized config service
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+ 3. **Error Handling**: Inconsistent error handling patterns across modules - standardize on a common error handling strategy
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+ 4. **Dependency Injection**: Hard dependencies make testing difficult - consider implementing proper DI container
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+ ### Security Analysis
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+ **Strengths:**
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+ - Path sanitization in error reporter
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+ - Input validation in license validator
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+ - **Tight Coupling**: Many modules directly instantiate dependencies rather than receiving them
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+ - **Mixed Concerns**: Some modules handle both business logic and I/O operations
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+ - **Configuration Scattered**: Configuration handling is spread across multiple files
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+ - **Testing Challenges**: Hard dependencies make unit testing difficult
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+ ### Code Quality Observations
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+ **Positive:**
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+ - Comprehensive error handling with user-friendly messages
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+ - Good documentation and JSDoc comments
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+ - Consistent coding style and naming conventions
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+ - Security-first approach in critical areas
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+ - Some functions are too large and handle multiple responsibilities
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+ - Inconsistent async/await vs callback patterns
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+ - Magic numbers and strings could be extracted to constants
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+ - Some classes violate single responsibility principle
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+ ### Approval
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+ **APPROVED WITH SUGGESTIONS**: The code is production-ready with good security practices and comprehensive functionality. The critical issues are manageable and the overall architecture, while complex, serves the tool's comprehensive feature set well. Address the security vulnerabilities and consider the performance optimizations for the next iteration.
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+ ### Next Step
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+ # qa-architect - Requirements
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+ **Version:** 1.0.0
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+ **Last Updated:** 2025-12-27
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+ **Generated by:** VBL Adopt (auto-extracted from codebase)
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+ ## Summary
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+ | Auth | 9 | Implemented |
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+ | Data | 7 | Implemented |
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+ | Core | 88 | Implemented |
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+ | **Total** | **104** | - |
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+ ## Functional Requirements
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+ ### Authentication (F.02)
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+ | REQ-F.02.01 | Authentication Flow | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.02 | should complete full authentication cycle | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.03 | should handle invalid credentials properly | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.04 | should enforce rate limiting on login attempts | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.05 | User Authentication Flow | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.06 | should complete full authentication journey | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.07 | should handle login validation errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.08 | should persist authentication across page refreshes | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.02.09 | Telemetry tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.01 | Database Operations | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.02 | should handle database connection errors gracefully | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.03 | Cli Deps Integration tests | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.04 | Premium Dependency Monitoring tests | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.05 | Python Parser Fixes tests | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.06 | Real World Packages tests | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.06.07 | Setup tests | P1 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.01 | API Service Integration Tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.02 | Error Handling | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.03 | Performance | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.04 | should handle concurrent user creation | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.05 | should maintain data integrity during transactions | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.06 | should validate request payloads properly | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.07 | should handle reasonable load | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.08 | Frontend Application Integration Tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.09 | Component Integration | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.10 | Navigation and Routing | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.11 | Accessibility Integration | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.12 | Frontend E2E Tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.13 | should handle complex form interactions | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.14 | should handle API loading states properly | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.15 | should update UI based on real-time data | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.16 | should handle complex navigation flows | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.17 | should preserve state during navigation | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.18 | should support keyboard navigation | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.19 | should work with screen readers | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.20 | should handle color contrast and visual requirements | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.21 | should complete user signup and onboarding | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.22 | should handle responsive design across devices | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.23 | should handle network failures gracefully | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.24 | should maintain performance under load | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.25 | runs a placeholder e2e flow | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.26 | sample unit test | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.27 | runs and asserts truthy values | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.28 | Check Docs tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.29 | Critical Fixes tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.30 | Error Reporter | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.31 | isErrorReportingEnabled | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.32 | categorizeError | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.33 | sanitizePath | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.34 | sanitizeMessage | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.35 | sanitizeStackTrace | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.36 | ErrorReporter class | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.37 | getErrorReportStats | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.38 | clearErrorReports | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.39 | Error report rotation | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.40 | Error reporting file permissions | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.41 | Silent failure behavior | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.42 | should be disabled by default | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.43 | should be enabled when ENV var is | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.44 | should be disabled for other ENV var values | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.45 | should categorize permission errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.46 | should categorize dependency errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.47 | should categorize network errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.48 | should categorize configuration errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.49 | should categorize validation errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.50 | should categorize unknown errors | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.51 | should remove username from macOS paths | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.52 | should remove username from Linux paths | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.53 | should remove username from Windows paths | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.54 | should handle non-string inputs | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.55 | should sanitize file paths in error messages | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.56 | should sanitize git URLs with tokens | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.57 | should sanitize email addresses | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.58 | should sanitize file paths in stack traces | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.59 | should not capture errors when disabled | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.60 | should capture errors when enabled | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.61 | should force capture with forceCapture context flag | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.62 | should include operation context in report | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.63 | should include additional context in report | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.64 | should include user comment in report | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.65 | should sanitize error message and stack trace | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.66 | should categorize errors correctly | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.67 | should return friendly messages for each error category | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.68 | should return empty stats when no reports exist | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.69 | should calculate statistics correctly | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.70 | should delete error reports file | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.71 | should return false if no file exists | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.72 | should keep only last 50 reports | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.73 | should create error reports file with 0600 permissions | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.74 | should not throw if error reporting save fails | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.75 | Gitleaks Binary Resolution tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.76 | Gitleaks Checksum Verification tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.77 | Gitleaks Production Checksums tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.78 | . | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.79 | Interactive Routing Fix tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.80 | Multi Language Dependency Monitoring tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.81 | Package Manager Detection tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.82 | ${i} | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.83 | example | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.84 | Python Detection Sensitivity tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.85 | Setup Error Coverage tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.86 | Validate Command Patterns tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.87 | Validation Factory tests | P0 | Implemented |
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+ | REQ-F.01.88 | \n | P0 | Implemented |
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+
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+ ## Non-Functional Requirements
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+
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+ | REQ-ID | Description | Metric | Target |
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+ | ----------- | -------------- | ------------- | ------ |
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+ | REQ-N.01.01 | Page load time | LCP | < 2.5s |
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+ | REQ-N.01.02 | Test coverage | Line coverage | >= 50% |
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+ | REQ-N.01.03 | Accessibility | WCAG level | AA |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ _Auto-generated by VBL Adopt - 2025-12-27_
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+ _Run `vbl qa` to verify requirements traceability_
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+ # Security Audit Report
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+
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+ **Status:** ❌ FAILED
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+ **Total Issues:** 18
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+ **Critical Issues:** 18
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+ **Session ID:** sess_mjqeacse_34vjaa
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+
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+ ## Secrets Scan
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+
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+ **Status:** ❌ Failed
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+ **Secrets Found:** 18
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+ **ESLint Security Issues:** 0
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+
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+ ### Issues
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+
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (lib/validation/config-security.js:17)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (lib/validation/config-security.js:19)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (lib/validation/config-security.js:21)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (lib/validation/config-security.js:23)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (lib/validation/config-security.js:25)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/critical-fixes.test.js:95)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-production-checksums.test.js:22)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-production-checksums.test.js:24)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-production-checksums.test.js:26)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-production-checksums.test.js:28)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-production-checksums.test.js:30)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-real-binary-test.js:25)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-real-binary-test.js:27)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-real-binary-test.js:29)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-real-binary-test.js:31)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/gitleaks-real-binary-test.js:33)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tests/setup-error-coverage.test.js:112)
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+ - 🔴 **CRITICAL**: Potential Long base64 strings found (tsconfig.json:13)
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+
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+ ## Dependency Audit
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+
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+ **Status:** ✅ Passed
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+ **Total Vulnerabilities:** 0
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+ **Outdated Packages:** 10
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+
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+ | Severity | Count |
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+ | -------- | ----- |
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+ | Critical | 0 |
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+ | High | 0 |
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+ | Moderate | 0 |
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+ | Low | 0 |
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+ ## OWASP Top 10 Scan
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+ **Status:** ❌ Failed
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+ **Score:** 0/100
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+
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+ | Check | Status |
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+ | ----------------------------------------------- | ------ |
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+ | A01: Broken Access Control | ✅ |
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+ | A02: Cryptographic Failures | ❌ |
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+ | A03: Injection | ❌ |
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+ | A04: Insecure Design | ❌ |
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+ | A05: Security Misconfiguration | ❌ |
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+ | A06: Vulnerable Components | ✅ |
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+ | A07: Identification and Authentication Failures | ✅ |
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+ | A08: Software and Data Integrity Failures | ❌ |
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+ | A09: Security Logging and Monitoring Failures | ❌ |
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+ | A10: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) | ✅ |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ _Generated by Security_Auditor_Agent v2.0_