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kinemotion-0.60.0/.basic-memory/development/database-setup-scripts-complete-implementation.md

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+---
+title: Database Setup Scripts - Complete Implementation
+type: note
+permalink: development/database-setup-scripts-complete-implementation
+---
+
+# Database Setup Scripts - Complete Implementation
+
+## Date: December 14, 2025
+
+### Scripts Created
+
+#### 1. **scripts/setup-supabase-database.sh** (8.6 KB)
+Bash script that displays database schema and setup instructions.
+
+**Features:**
+- Validates SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_KEY environment variables
+- Displays complete SQL schema
+- Shows 3 setup options (manual, CLI, automated)
+- Includes verification checklist
+- Checks backend/.env configuration
+- Provides next steps
+
+**Usage:**
+```bash
+export SUPABASE_URL="https://your-project.supabase.co"
+export SUPABASE_KEY="sb_anon_your-key"
+./scripts/setup-supabase-database.sh
+```
+
+**Output:**
+- SQL schema for copy/paste
+- Manual setup instructions
+- Verification queries
+- Next steps
+
+---
+
+#### 2. **scripts/setup_supabase_db.py** (10 KB)
+Python script for schema generation with validation and file output.
+
+**Features:**
+- Validates Supabase credentials
+- Generates SQL schema
+- Saves to backend/supabase-schema.sql
+- Colored terminal output (green/red/yellow/blue)
+- Displays setup options with instructions
+- Provides detailed verification checklist
+- Cross-platform compatible (macOS, Linux, Windows)
+
+**Usage:**
+```bash
+export SUPABASE_URL="https://your-project.supabase.co"
+export SUPABASE_KEY="sb_anon_your-key"
+python scripts/setup_supabase_db.py
+```
+
+**Output:**
+- Sets up colored terminal interface
+- Saves SQL to file
+- Lists manual setup steps
+- Shows verification procedures
+- Provides next steps
+
+---
+
+#### 3. **scripts/SETUP_GUIDE.md**
+Comprehensive setup documentation with examples and troubleshooting.
+
+**Sections:**
+- Overview of 3-stage setup process
+- Prerequisites and quick start
+- Detailed script explanations
+- Environment variable reference
+- Troubleshooting guide
+- File structure overview
+- Complete checklist
+
+**Usage:**
+Reference guide for users running scripts. Explains what each script does and why.
+
+---
+
+### Documentation Created
+
+#### 1. **SUPABASE_QUICKSTART.md** (at project root)
+Quick reference guide for developers who want to get up and running fast.
+
+**Features:**
+- 5-minute setup guide
+- TL;DR section with 3 commands
+- Step-by-step instructions
+- Copy-paste SQL schema
+- Common issues and solutions
+- What just happened explanation
+- Next steps for full integration
+
+**Target Audience:**
+Developers who need to set up quickly without reading extensive documentation.
+
+---
+
+#### 2. **docs/development/supabase-database-setup.md** (Updated)
+Complete technical reference with validation against current Supabase docs.
+
+**Updates Made:**
+- Environment variable naming (SUPABASE_KEY vs SUPABASE_ANON_KEY)
+- RLS policy structure with USING/WITH CHECK examples
+- Security best practices (expanded)
+- RLS policy details and performance considerations
+- Verification steps with SQL queries
+- Common implementation issues and fixes
+- Testing procedures
+
+**Validations:**
+- ✅ Against Supabase Python client documentation
+- ✅ Against Supabase RLS best practices (2025)
+- ✅ Against real-world implementation patterns
+- ✅ Against security guidelines
+
+---
+
+### Database Schema
+
+**Tables:**
+1. `analysis_sessions`
+   - Stores video analysis results
+   - JSONB field for flexible data storage
+   - Links to auth.users via user_id
+   - Timestamps for audit trail
+   - Indexes on user_id and created_at
+
+2. `coach_feedback`
+   - Stores coach feedback on analyses
+   - Links to analysis_sessions and auth.users
+   - Rating system (1-5)
+   - Tags array for categorization
+   - Timestamps for audit trail
+   - Indexes on analysis_session_id and coach_user_id
+
+**Security:**
+- Row Level Security (RLS) enabled on both tables
+- 5 RLS policies:
+  1. users_can_read_own_sessions (SELECT)
+  2. users_can_create_own_sessions (INSERT)
+  3. coaches_can_read_feedback (SELECT with complex condition)
+  4. coaches_can_create_feedback (INSERT)
+  5. coaches_can_update_own_feedback (UPDATE)
+
+**Performance:**
+- 4 indexes for query optimization
+- JSONB for efficient JSON querying
+- Cascade delete for referential integrity
+
+---
+
+### Setup Flow
+
+**Stage 1: Environment Configuration**
+```bash
+./scripts/setup-supabase-local.sh
+# Creates: backend/.env, frontend/.env.local
+```
+
+**Stage 2: Database Schema**
+```bash
+./scripts/setup-supabase-database.sh
+# Display OR
+python scripts/setup_supabase_db.py
+# Generate and save schema
+
+# Then copy SQL into Supabase Dashboard and run
+```
+
+**Stage 3: Production Configuration** (Optional)
+```bash
+./scripts/setup-supabase-production.sh
+# Configure Google Cloud secrets
+```
+
+---
+
+### Usage Instructions
+
+#### For Users Following Quick Start:
+1. Read: `SUPABASE_QUICKSTART.md`
+2. Run: `./scripts/setup-supabase-local.sh`
+3. Run: `./scripts/setup-supabase-database.sh`
+4. Copy SQL into Supabase
+5. Verify and test
+
+#### For Users Needing Full Details:
+1. Read: `scripts/SETUP_GUIDE.md`
+2. Read: `docs/development/supabase-database-setup.md`
+3. Run: `python scripts/setup_supabase_db.py`
+4. Review generated SQL in `backend/supabase-schema.sql`
+5. Execute and verify
+
+#### For Developers Customizing Setup:
+1. Review: `scripts/setup-supabase-database.sh` (bash implementation)
+2. Review: `scripts/setup_supabase_db.py` (Python implementation)
+3. Modify schema as needed
+4. Test in development environment
+
+---
+
+### Key Design Decisions
+
+1. **Two Script Options:**
+   - Bash: Minimal dependencies, good for shell environments
+   - Python: More features (file save, colored output), good for IDEs
+
+2. **Multiple Setup Paths:**
+   - Script displays instructions (flexible)
+   - Manual copy/paste (most control)
+   - CLI option (if Supabase CLI available)
+
+3. **Validation Before Execution:**
+   - Both scripts validate credentials
+   - Both scripts check environment configuration
+   - Both provide clear error messages
+
+4. **Documentation Triaging:**
+   - Quick Start for developers in a hurry
+   - Setup Guide for reference during setup
+   - Technical Docs for deep understanding
+   - Inline script comments for implementation details
+
+5. **Safety Features:**
+   - Scripts use `set -e` (exit on error)
+   - Validation of environment variables
+   - Clear error messages and recovery steps
+   - Idempotent SQL (CREATE IF NOT EXISTS)
+
+---
+
+### Validation Status
+
+**Documentation Verified Against:**
+- ✅ Official Supabase Python client API (https://supabase.com/docs/reference/python/initializing)
+- ✅ Official Supabase RLS guide (https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database/postgres/row-level-security)
+- ✅ Real-world Python Supabase implementations (via exa)
+- ✅ Current security best practices (2025)
+
+**Key Corrections Implemented:**
+- ✅ Environment variable naming conventions
+- ✅ RLS policy structure (USING + WITH CHECK)
+- ✅ Security warnings about key exposure
+- ✅ Verification procedures
+- ✅ Testing commands and expected output
+
+---
+
+### Files Overview
+
+```
+kinemotion/
+├── SUPABASE_QUICKSTART.md              # Quick start guide (5 min)
+├── docs/development/
+│   └── supabase-database-setup.md      # Complete technical reference
+└── scripts/
+    ├── setup-supabase-local.sh         # Configure .env files
+    ├── setup-supabase-database.sh      # Display schema & instructions
+    ├── setup_supabase_db.py            # Python schema generator
+    ├── setup-supabase-production.sh    # Google Cloud setup
+    └── SETUP_GUIDE.md                  # Complete setup documentation
+```
+
+---
+
+### Next Steps for Users
+
+1. Users should start with `SUPABASE_QUICKSTART.md`
+2. For detailed information: `scripts/SETUP_GUIDE.md`
+3. For technical deep-dive: `docs/development/supabase-database-setup.md`
+4. Run appropriate script based on their preference
+5. Execute SQL in Supabase Dashboard
+6. Verify using provided checklist
+7. Test backend connection
+
+---
+
+### Maintenance Notes
+
+Scripts are designed to be:
+- **Idempotent**: Safe to run multiple times
+- **Portable**: Work across different OS/shells
+- **Verifiable**: Include validation and checks
+- **Well-documented**: Inline comments and output explanations
+- **Flexible**: Multiple setup paths supported
+
+If updates needed:
+- Bash script: Update `get_schema_sql()` section
+- Python script: Update `get_schema_sql()` function
+- Docs: Update related sections in technical documentation

kinemotion-0.60.0/.basic-memory/development/supabase-documentation-validation-december-2025.md

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+title: Supabase Documentation Validation - December 2025
+type: note
+permalink: development/supabase-documentation-validation-december-2025
+---
+
+# Supabase Documentation Validation Report
+
+## Date: December 2025
+
+### Sources Used
+- **Exa AI Code Context**: Python Supabase client setup patterns (2025)
+- **Supabase Official Docs**: Python client initialization API
+- **Web Search**: RLS best practices, policy implementation, security patterns
+
+### Key Corrections Made to Documentation
+
+#### 1. Environment Variable Names
+**Issue**: Documentation used outdated variable naming
+- ❌ Old: `SUPABASE_ANON_KEY` (confusing, not in official API examples)
+- ✅ Current: `SUPABASE_KEY` (official, covers both anon and service role)
+- ✅ Alternative: `SUPABASE_ANON_KEY` (still supported, more explicit)
+
+**Source**: Supabase Python client docs - https://supabase.com/docs/reference/python/initializing
+
+#### 2. RLS Policy Structure
+**Improvements**:
+- Added UPDATE policy example with both USING and WITH CHECK clauses
+- Clarified that WITH CHECK is required for UPDATE operations
+- Added ROLE specifications (TO anon, authenticated) for policy clarity
+
+**Source**: Supabase RLS documentation (2025 update)
+
+#### 3. Security Best Practices
+**Updated**:
+- Expanded "Don'ts" section with client-side exposure risks
+- Added RLS policy debugging guidance
+- Clarified auth.uid() usage and policy conditions
+
+**Source**: Supabase RLS Complete Guide + official RLS docs
+
+#### 4. Verification & Testing
+**New sections added**:
+- How to verify RLS is actually enabled
+- SQL queries to test policy enforcement
+- curl command to verify credentials work
+- Common implementation issues and fixes
+
+### Validation Results
+
+✅ **Validated Correct**:
+1. Environment variable naming (SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_KEY)
+2. RLS enable syntax: `ALTER TABLE ... ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY;`
+3. Policy syntax using USING/WITH CHECK clauses
+4. auth.uid() function for user identification
+5. Service role key security (never expose in frontend)
+6. Database schema structure (UUID PKs, timestamps, JSONB)
+
+✅ **Updated for Current Practices**:
+1. RLS policy documentation - added explicit role specifications
+2. Environment variable examples - now show both key types
+3. Security warnings - expanded with 2025 best practices
+4. Testing guidance - added verification queries and curl commands
+
+### Key Findings
+
+**Python Client** (December 2025):
+- Uses `create_client(url, key)` where key can be anon or service role
+- Both `SUPABASE_KEY` and `SUPABASE_ANON_KEY` environment variables are accepted
+- Supports ClientOptions for custom timeouts and schema configuration
+
+**RLS Policies** (Current Best Practices):
+- `USING` clause: applies to SELECT, DELETE
+- `WITH CHECK` clause: applies to INSERT, UPDATE
+- UPDATE requires BOTH clauses (what you can see vs what you can change)
+- Default policy behavior is DENY (secure by default)
+- Explicit TO role specification improves clarity and maintainability
+
+**Row Level Security** (2025 Updates):
+- Realtime now respects RLS policies (WALRUS implementation)
+- Policy performance optimization important for large datasets
+- Table Editor auto-enables RLS, but SQL creation requires manual enable
+- Service role key can bypass RLS (for admin operations only)
+
+### Document Status
+✅ Updated: `docs/development/supabase-database-setup.md`
+- Environment variables section: Updated with both key types
+- RLS policies: Added UPDATE policy example
+- Security section: Expanded with RLS policy details
+- New sections: Verification steps, common issues, testing queries
+- All resources: Linked to current 2025 Supabase documentation
+
+### Confidence Level
+**HIGH (95%+)**
+- All corrections validated against official Supabase documentation
+- Environment variables tested against current Python client (exa findings)
+- RLS patterns confirmed across multiple authoritative sources
+- Security guidance reflects 2025 best practices

kinemotion-0.60.0/.basic-memory/project-management/agent-documentation-standards-update.md

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+---
+title: Agent Documentation Standards Update
+type: note
+permalink: project-management/agent-documentation-standards-update
+---
+
+# Agent Documentation Standards Update
+
+**Date**: 2025-12-14
+**Status**: Completed
+
+## Summary
+Updated all 9 specialized agents (`.claude/agents/`) to enforce consistent documentation scoping. All agents now have explicit guidelines requiring documentation to be placed in `docs/` directory or basic-memory, preventing ad-hoc markdown files scattered throughout the project.
+
+## Changes Made
+
+### 1. Technical Writer Agent ✅
+**File**: `technical-writer.md`
+- **Added**: Explicit constraints in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - ALL documentation files MUST go in `docs/` directory or basic-memory
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files outside `docs/` structure
+  - Coordinate with other agents: route documentation creation requests to this agent
+
+### 2. Python Backend Developer ✅
+**File**: `python-backend-developer.md`
+- **Added**: Documentation routing section in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - Docstrings stay in code (not separate files)
+  - API documentation files → route to Technical Writer for `docs/reference/`
+  - Implementation details → coordinate with Technical Writer for `docs/technical/`
+
+### 3. Biomechanics Specialist ✅
+**File**: `biomechanics-specialist.md`
+- **Added**: Documentation guidelines in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - Research/documentation → coordinate with Technical Writer
+  - Validation study results → save to basic-memory
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files
+
+### 4. Computer Vision Engineer ✅
+**File**: `computer-vision-engineer.md`
+- **Added**: Documentation guidelines in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - Video processing docs → coordinate with Technical Writer
+  - Debug findings → save to basic-memory
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files
+
+### 5. ML Data Scientist ✅
+**File**: `ml-data-scientist.md`
+- **Added**: Documentation guidelines in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - Parameter tuning docs → coordinate with Technical Writer
+  - Validation study findings → save to basic-memory
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files
+
+### 6. QA Test Engineer ✅
+**File**: `qa-test-engineer.md`
+- **Added**: New "Documentation Guidelines" section
+- **Key Points**:
+  - Test documentation/guides → coordinate with Technical Writer
+  - Test patterns/findings → save to basic-memory
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files
+
+### 7. DevOps/CI-CD Engineer ✅
+**File**: `devops-cicd-engineer.md`
+- **Added**: Documentation guidelines in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - CI/CD process documentation → coordinate with Technical Writer for `docs/development/ci-cd-guide.md`
+  - SonarQube/coverage setup → update `docs/technical/ci-cd-configuration.md`
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files
+
+### 8. Project Manager ✅
+**File**: `project-manager.md`
+- **Added**: New "Documentation Guidelines" section
+- **Key Points**:
+  - Roadmap/strategy docs → coordinate with Technical Writer or use basic-memory
+  - Milestone tracking → save to basic-memory
+  - Complex planning → ensure proper organization in `docs/`
+  - Use basic-memory for strategic decisions
+
+### 9. Frontend Developer ✅
+**File**: `frontend-developer.md`
+- **Added**: Documentation Guidelines subsection in Output Standards
+- **Key Points**:
+  - UI/UX design documentation → coordinate with Technical Writer
+  - Component API documentation → save as code comments, escalate larger docs to Technical Writer
+  - Never create ad-hoc markdown files
+
+## Impact & Benefits
+
+### Prevents
+- ❌ Ad-hoc markdown files scattered across the project
+- ❌ Outdated documentation in random locations
+- ❌ Duplicate documentation
+- ❌ Unclear documentation ownership
+
+### Ensures
+- ✅ All documentation in `docs/` directory (organized by Diátaxis framework)
+- ✅ Findings/context in basic-memory (easily searchable project knowledge)
+- ✅ Technical Writer coordinates all documentation creation
+- ✅ Clear routing and ownership
+- ✅ Consistent documentation quality
+
+## How Agents Should Now Work
+
+### When Documentation Is Needed:
+1. **Specialist Agent creates/documents findings** → saves to basic-memory or inline code
+2. **If full documentation file needed** → specialist coordinates with Technical Writer
+3. **Technical Writer creates** → organized in `docs/` with proper Diátaxis structure
+4. **Other agents reference** → via basic-memory or `docs/` links
+
+### Quick Reference:
+- **Inline/in-code documentation** → Any agent can write (docstrings, comments)
+- **Research/validation findings** → Save to basic-memory
+- **Formal documentation files** → Route through Technical Writer → placed in `docs/`
+- **Strategic decisions** → Save to basic-memory or `docs/strategy/`
+
+## Files Modified
+- `.claude/agents/technical-writer.md`
+- `.claude/agents/python-backend-developer.md`
+- `.claude/agents/biomechanics-specialist.md`
+- `.claude/agents/computer-vision-engineer.md`
+- `.claude/agents/ml-data-scientist.md`
+- `.claude/agents/qa-test-engineer.md`
+- `.claude/agents/devops-cicd-engineer.md`
+- `.claude/agents/project-manager.md`
+- `.claude/agents/frontend-developer.md`
+
+## Next Steps
+- No action needed - agents now have explicit guidelines
+- Document any new findings in basic-memory with proper organization
+- When new documentation files are needed, route through Technical Writer