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Define kvshare MVP specification #1

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erik commented 2026-07-16 22:53:25 -05:00
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Defines the reviewed kvshare MVP behavior, target environment, component boundaries, protocol choice, acceptance criteria, and dependency-ordered implementation backlog. Task: task-12003a30

Defines the reviewed kvshare MVP behavior, target environment, component boundaries, protocol choice, acceptance criteria, and dependency-ordered implementation backlog. Task: task-12003a30
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erik commented 2026-07-16 22:56:46 -05:00
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Review summary

The MVP specification defines the target environment, handoff behavior, platform components, TCP protocol, security boundary, permissions, failure recovery, installation scope, and dependency-ordered implementation backlog.

Acceptance criteria

  • Architecture documentation is specific enough to guide implementation — met — docs/SPECIFICATION.md defines component responsibilities, supported behavior, protocol direction, lifecycle behavior, and acceptance criteria.
  • The initial implementation backlog exists as backend task records — met — eight follow-on task records were created and are listed by ID in dependency order.
  • Every follow-on task has all required structured sections — met — each task contains Goal, Requirements, Acceptance criteria, and Dependencies.
  • Sequencing and blockers use real task IDs rather than task statuses — met — the specification and backend records use the generated task-* IDs, with None for unblocked tasks.
  • The design addresses security and platform-specific permission constraints — met — the specification records the trusted-LAN/no-auth decision, fixed source-IP restriction, macOS input permissions, Linux uinput access, and manual installation scope.

Blocking issues

  • None.

Warnings

  • None.

Verdict

Approved.

### Review summary The MVP specification defines the target environment, handoff behavior, platform components, TCP protocol, security boundary, permissions, failure recovery, installation scope, and dependency-ordered implementation backlog. ### Acceptance criteria - [x] **Architecture documentation is specific enough to guide implementation** — met — `docs/SPECIFICATION.md` defines component responsibilities, supported behavior, protocol direction, lifecycle behavior, and acceptance criteria. - [x] **The initial implementation backlog exists as backend task records** — met — eight follow-on task records were created and are listed by ID in dependency order. - [x] **Every follow-on task has all required structured sections** — met — each task contains Goal, Requirements, Acceptance criteria, and Dependencies. - [x] **Sequencing and blockers use real task IDs rather than task statuses** — met — the specification and backend records use the generated `task-*` IDs, with `None` for unblocked tasks. - [x] **The design addresses security and platform-specific permission constraints** — met — the specification records the trusted-LAN/no-auth decision, fixed source-IP restriction, macOS input permissions, Linux `uinput` access, and manual installation scope. ### Blocking issues - None. ### Warnings - None. ### Verdict Approved.
erik merged commit 108b66e489 into main 2026-07-16 22:57:14 -05:00
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