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    Implementation plan

    Current status: Ready to start. No action is required from maintainers before implementation.

    1. Define the development workspace
       • Add reviewed Python/uv and Node/pnpm configuration with locked dependencies and recorded runtime versions.
       • Document reproducible setup and check commands for the selected FastAPI and Lit/TypeScript/Vite direction.
    2. Add tested first-party tooling
       • Implement tooling with meaningful tests from the start and enforce 100% supported coverage metrics.
       • Keep tooling, backend, frontend, and Home Assistant integration coverage scopes explicit; do not report absent suites as executed coverage.
    3. Enforce architecture boundaries
       • Add executable Clean Architecture import and cycle checks.
       • Exercise allowed and forbidden fixture projects, including boundary violations, to demonstrate the checks reject invalid dependencies.
    4. Add the CI Check workflow
       • Run every applicable suite on every pull request head update, including drafts and documentation-only changes, without path filters.
       • Use locked installs and read-only credentials; make the required aggregate fail on failed, cancelled, or unexpectedly skipped jobs.
    5. Update evidence and contributor guidance
       • Document the actual setup, entrypoints, checks, and implemented tooling evidence in the contributor guide and relevant SDDs.
       • Update catalog paths only where tooling, entrypoints, and tests exist; keep prospective product capabilities and acceptance cases marked Draft.

    Acceptance: A clean checkout can run the documented locked setup and checks; allowed architecture fixtures pass while forbidden imports and cycles fail; first-party tooling meets its supported 100% coverage metrics; and the separate CI Check workflow runs applicable checks on every pull request update with a strict aggregate. Documentation accurately distinguishes implemented tooling from prospective product scope.

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    Issue closed — historical progress

    Current status: closed as completed.

    The last estimate is retained below as history. Closure does not certify a new percentage, tests, or branch alignment.

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    Progress: 56% — in progress

    > Current status: [R1] 1. Add reviewed Python/uv and Node/pnpm workspace configuration, dependency locks and documented setup/check commands for the selected Python/FastAPI and Lit/TypeScript/Vite direction. — Python/uv and Node/pnpm workspace configuration, lockfiles, runtime versions, and setup/check commands are present. The frontend is explicitly a package boundary; no Lit/Vite application source is claimed.
    [R2] 2. Establish meaningful tests for first-party tooling from its first implementation. Enforce 100% supported first-party coverage metrics and keep tooling, backend, frontend and HA integration scope explicit; do not describe an absent suite as executed application coverage. — Patches define meaningful tests and 100% coverage enforcement for implemented tooling, with tooling, backend, frontend, and HA scopes distinguished. The stated executed test and coverage results are reports, not independent execution evidence for this head.
    [R3] 3. Configure executable Clean Architecture import/cycle checks and exercise allowed/forbidden fixture projects so the checks demonstrably reject boundary violations rather than merely matching directory names. — Executable Python and frontend architecture policies and allowed/forbidden fixture tests are present, including direction, framework/adapter, and cycle cases. The reported fixture execution is unverified for this head.
    [R4] 4. Add a project-owned GitHub workflow named CI Check. Run every applicable suite on every P
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    Next: [R2] 2. Establish meaningful tests for first-party tooling from its first implementation. Enforce 100% supported first-party coverage metrics and keep tooling, backend, frontend and HA integration scope explicit; do not describe an absent suite as executed application coverage. — Obtain independent evidence that the current head's tooling suites execute and meet their configured coverage thresholds.
    [R3] 3. Configure executable Clean Architecture import/cycle checks and exercise allowed/forbidden fixture projects so the checks demonstrably reject boundary violations rather than merely matching directory names. — Verify the current-head architecture checks execute, with allowed fixtures passing and forbidden imports and cycles failing.
    [R4] 4. Add a project-owned GitHub workflow named CI Check. Run every applicable suite on every PR head update, including drafts and documentation-only updates, without path filters. A required aggregate fails when a required job fails, is cancelled or is unexpectedly skipped. Use locked installs and read-only credentials; publication and deployment are separate operations. — Obtain a successful CI Check result for the current head and confirm the aggregate enforces every applicable job result.
    [R6] A contributor can reproduce the environment from locked dependencies, execute the same documented checks locally and in CI, and see forbidden dependency/cycle fixtures fail. Every implemented first-party tooling behavior has meaningful tests and supported coverage is enforced. Future backend, frontend and HA integration work inherits an executable foundation while the full first-release scope remains intact. — Verify the documented locked setup and applicable checks on a clean checkout, including rejection of forbidden fixtures.
    [R7] - Clean checkout setup and verification commands run successfully with recorded runtime/dependency versions. — Independently verify the documented setup and checks on a clean checkout and record the runtime and dependency versions used.
    [R8] - Architecture fixtures distinguish valid dependency direction, forbidden framework/adapter imports and cycles. — Verify that allowed fixtures pass and the specified forbidden imports and cycles fail under the current architecture checks.
    [R9] - First-party tooling has 100% supported line/branch or statement/function metrics as exposed by the selected tools, without broad exclusions or dummy application code. — Verify current-head tooling coverage results against the configured supported metrics and thresholds.
    [R10] - CI Check is a separate project workflow with every-PR triggering, complete applicable checks and a strict aggregate. — Obtain current-head workflow execution evidence confirming every applicable check runs and the aggregate fails on unsuccessful or skipped required jobs.
    [R13] "acceptance": "A clean checkout can run the documented locked setup and checks; allowed architecture fixtures pass while forbidden impo
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