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docs/product/PRD.md
docs/product/TRD.md
docs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.md
docs/TRACEABILITY.md
docs/adr/README.md
No runtime source, schema, workflow, package metadata, root README/architecture, CHANGELOG, migration, or provider behavior changes in this slice.
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The documents keep IMPLEMENTED-ON-PROTECTED-MAIN, ACTIVE-PR, PARTIAL, PLANNED, and SUPERSEDED distinct. Protected-main behavior is shipped truth; PRs, historical refs, workflow runs, and review prose are evidence or overlays only.
Fresh protected main is d2f1e32271910a6db98a0757d67194ddadca4566. Current exact documentation head is 458a1056ac6dbaad7e5ad61e9924ec29848fb64f.
Since this PR was first opened, recovery PRs #205, #206, and #207 integrated into protected main. All five files in this canonical cohort have now been refreshed against that protected-main state. The PRD, TRD, documentation-fitness inventory, traceability map, and ADR index consistently record the bounded recovery-evidence primitives as shipped while keeping executable logical backup/restore (#208/#209) and end-to-end recovery readiness as ACTIVE-PR / PARTIAL.
The integrated primitives provide bounded content-free recovery-receipt metadata, backup-artifact SHA-256/size evidence, and exact packaged-schema SHA-256/size evidence. They do not prove a backup is restorable, prove live-cluster/schema parity, execute backup/restore, establish target isolation, manage WAL/PITR or external key/config custody, or establish an RPO/RTO/HA/DR/compliance objective.
docs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.md, the TRD, and the ADR index also preserve #209's documentation boundary: a future direct pg_restore integration must coordinate permanent README/operator/architecture/ADR-or-amendment/doctoring/CHANGELOG coverage for caller-owned source-superuser trust, the non-authorizing service selector, permitted inherited libpq variables, transactional rollback behavior, target isolation, and post-restore acceptance. Those adjacent surfaces are not rewritten from this five-file canonical lane while other active writers own them.
Existing canonical boundaries
The tenant custom-setting boundary remains explicit: a database role capable of arbitrary SQL can call set_config for an arbitrary tenant scope, so host authentication/authorization, SQL-injection prevention, and correct identity mapping remain outside the RLS guarantee. Result application remains PARTIAL on protected main while #194 is only an active transaction-seam candidate. Business-content retention/deletion responsibility stays separated across embedding host, deployment owner, and provider/account policy, and redacted operational evidence is never treated as proof that persisted/provider-bound content was masked or deleted.
The ADR index does not infer an architectural decision from implementation alone. The recovery-evidence modules now on protected main do not create an implicit recovery ADR; any durable direct-SQL/restore architecture decision must be recorded or explicitly amended through normal ADR governance.
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보호된 main 기준의 문서 권위와 상태 모델을 추가했다. 요구사항 추적성, ADR 관리 규칙, 제품 요구사항과 기술 요구사항을 문서화했다. PostgreSQL 처리, 테넌트 격리, provider 통신, 복구, 보안 및 릴리스 증거 기준을 정의했다.
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문서 거버넌스 및 제품·기술 계약
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권위 및 추적성 규칙 docs/TRACEABILITY.md, docs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.md, docs/adr/README.md
보호된 main 기준의 문서 권위, 상태 어휘, 요구사항 추적성, ADR 상태와 구현 상태의 구분, 문서 변경 게이트를 정의했다.
제품 요구사항 계약 docs/product/PRD.md
제품 목적, 사용자, 기능·비기능 요구사항, 비목표, 기능 상태 및 제품 수용 증거 기준을 정의했다.
기술 요구사항 계약 docs/product/TRD.md
시스템 경계, provider 통신, durable lifecycle, checkpoint, reconciliation, PostgreSQL 무결성, RLS, 동시성, 운영 및 릴리스 기준을 정의했다.
The canonical docs still identify PR #209 as the direct-restore candidate while traceability identifies PR #212 as its successor, so implementers could follow the predecessor design and misstate the recovery path. The PR should not merge until those references are made consistent.
Review exact unchanged head 65338dfa04ef942864bb0a250503de1344a1b996 against protected main@d0a4b30be1f46536e352443309f3a35533156767. Repository CI, Security Scan, SAST Semgrep, and Release Acceptance are terminal-success; review threads are empty. Review only the five-file canonical PRD/TRD/fitness/traceability/ADR-index baseline for protected-main truth, active-overlay separation, buyer-actionable wording, unsupported compliance or exactly-once claims, and stale PR/status references. Do not update or merge the branch, transfer #93 evidence, or synthesize approval. Submit a formal approval only if no valid current-head finding remains.
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OpenCode cannot approve yet because required coverage evidence did not pass.
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1. HIGH .github/workflows/opencode-review.yml:1 - Coverage evidence did not prove required test/docstring evidence
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Fix: Install or configure the repository test/docstring evidence tooling when source files or package manifests exist, rerun the current-head coverage-evidence job, and approve only after it reports success with required evidence or explicit no-source not-applicable evidence.
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Pull request overview
OpenCode cannot approve yet because required coverage evidence did not pass.
Review outcome
1. HIGH .github/workflows/opencode-review.yml:1 - Coverage evidence did not prove required test/docstring evidence
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Fix: Install or configure the repository test/docstring evidence tooling when source files or package manifests exist, rerun the current-head coverage-evidence job, and approve only after it reports success with required evidence or explicit no-source not-applicable evidence.
Regression test: Keep the approval branch checking needs.coverage-evidence.result == success before posting APPROVE, and publish REQUEST_CHANGES when coverage-evidence blocker states such as cancelled, skipped, failed, unsupported-tooling, or below-100 evidence are present.
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REQUEST_CHANGES on exact head eafbfa9.
The five-file lane is still the right place for the canonical product/technical contract, and FITNESS/TRACEABILITY already freeze predecessor #209 while naming Draft #212 as the restore successor. The PRD and TRD do not. An operator who follows the product/technical contracts would treat #209 as the current pg_restore path even though its EOF-consumption check can report failure after a seekable custom-format restore has already committed.
PRD FR-3 also still reads as if arbitrary SQL cannot override tenant scope through set_config. The FITNESS invariant on this same head already states the opposite capability: a role with arbitrary SQL can choose an arbitrary tenant scope, and RLS does not prevent that.
Land the overlay alignment on cursor/bc-ed5e0e96-5800-4934-9e48-0f676a6e1678-be10 (f44ec24) instead of starting a third five-file rewrite.
Keep #208 and #212 as the source writers for backup/restore execution.
After the overlay is consistent, continue Issue #204 with a live isolated custom-format restore drill.
Predecessor OpenCode CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews about coverage-evidence are bound to older heads and are not current-head findings. Queued exact-head checks are not acceptance. This review does not approve, merge, or transfer predecessor evidence.
| Bounded PostgreSQL backup-artifact integrity evidence | IMPLEMENTED-ON-PROTECTED-MAIN | The package can derive SHA-256 and byte-size evidence from one private regular backup artifact under descriptor-pinned, no-follow, finite-work constraints without executing backup or restore. |
| Bounded packaged PostgreSQL schema evidence | IMPLEMENTED-ON-PROTECTED-MAIN | The package can derive SHA-256 and byte-size evidence from the exact distributed `schema.sql` resource under a finite package-owned work budget without executing SQL or asserting live-cluster parity. |
| PostgreSQL logical backup execution | ACTIVE-PR | A `pg_dump` candidate exists in #208 but is not shipped; protected main must not be described as creating a restorable backup from the evidence primitives alone. |
| PostgreSQL logical restore execution | ACTIVE-PR | A direct `pg_restore` candidate exists in #209 but is not shipped; its caller-owned source trust, target-isolation responsibility, libpq allowlist, transactional failure boundary, and archive-integrity contract remain active-PR semantics. |
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This row still presents #209 as the active pg_restore candidate. docs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.md and docs/TRACEABILITY.md on this same head already freeze #209 and name Draft #212 as the successor because the EOF-consumption check can report failure after a seekable custom-format restore has committed.
Do not merge this head while the PRD still authorizes #209. Name #212 as the current successor and keep caller-owned source trust, target isolation, libpq allowlist, transactional failure, metadata-fingerprint integrity, and permanent documentation unshipped.
The durable business identity is tenant-qualified where tenancy is enabled. `TenantDurableBatchAPIClient` shall validate its trusted host-selected `tenant_scope` synchronously at construction, before observation reservation, credential resolution, provider I/O, or lifecycle database I/O can occur. The tenant-qualified lifecycle key is `(tenant_scope, endpoint_alias, remote_batch_id)`; lifecycle persistence conflict targets, exact-row lookups, and operational status indexes shall retain `tenant_scope`, and package reads/writes shall bind that validated scope through parameterized transaction-local PostgreSQL context with forced row-level security for application roles. Provider/model content, endpoint aliases, remote identifiers, and transport data never select tenant authority.
The transaction-local `pg_llm_batch.tenant_scope` custom setting is routing context, not a credential or authenticated identity. Only package code acting on a trusted authenticated/authorized host selection may set it for tenant-owned operations; arbitrary SQL must not select or override tenant authority by calling `set_config`. PostgreSQL RLS is defense in depth and does not replace host authentication/authorization, SQL-injection prevention, or correct identity mapping. PostgreSQL superuser/BYPASSRLS and arbitrary SQL access remain administrative escape hatches outside the tenant isolation guarantee.
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This sentence reads as if arbitrary SQL cannot select tenant scope through set_config. A database role that can execute arbitrary SQL can still call set_config with an arbitrary tenant scope. The trusted application boundary must prevent generic tenant-controlled SQL, SQL injection, and incorrect identity mapping; RLS does not provide those guarantees.
Align this paragraph with the FITNESS invariant already on this head so operators do not treat the custom setting as an enforcement control.
These primitives do not execute SQL or database mutation. They do not prove the backup command succeeded, prove backup provenance beyond caller-controlled receipt fields, prove restorability, prove a live database matches the packaged schema, provide target isolation, manage keys/secrets, manage physical/WAL/PITR infrastructure, or establish RPO/RTO/HA/DR/compliance. Those are separate acceptance domains.
Logical `pg_dump` execution in #208 and direct `pg_restore` execution in #209 remain **ACTIVE-PR**. Until integration, no protected-main technical contract may rely on those executors. The direct-restore candidate additionally requires permanent operator/architecture/ADR/doctoring/CHANGELOG coverage for caller-owned source-superuser trust, the non-authorizing service selector, permitted inherited libpq variables, single-transaction rollback behavior, target isolation, and post-restore acceptance before it may be represented as shipped.
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This paragraph still lists #209 as the active direct-restore executor. The same PR already records #209 as an unsafe predecessor and Draft #212 as the successor. Keep #208 as the backup overlay, name #212 as the only current restore successor, and do not imply a merge path for #209.
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In `@docs/product/PRD.md`:
- Around line 54-56: Update the direct PostgreSQL restore candidate references
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| PostgreSQL logical backup execution | ACTIVE-PR | A `pg_dump` candidate exists in #208 but is not shipped; protected main must not be described as creating a restorable backup from the evidence primitives alone. |
| PostgreSQL logical restore execution | ACTIVE-PR | A direct `pg_restore` candidate exists in #209 but is not shipped; its caller-owned source trust, target-isolation responsibility, libpq allowlist, transactional failure boundary, and archive-integrity contract remain active-PR semantics. |
| End-to-end PostgreSQL recovery readiness | PARTIAL | Integrated evidence primitives do not yet prove an isolated restore with schema/RLS/constraint/extension parity, migration compatibility, external key/config custody, physical/WAL/PITR recovery, or a stated RPO/RTO/HA/DR objective. |
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직접 pg_restore 후보의 PR 식별자를 통일하세요.
docs/TRACEABILITY.md는 PR #212를 successor로, PR #209를 병합하면 안 되는 predecessor로 정의합니다. 두 canonical 문서가 PR #209를 현재 후보로 남기면 구현자가 결함 있는 restore 설계를 선택할 수 있습니다.
docs/product/PRD.md#L54-L56: 직접 복원 후보를 PR #212로 변경하고 PR #209를 predecessor defect context로 기록하세요.
docs/product/TRD.md#L95-L95: ACTIVE-PR 후보를 PR #212로 변경하고 PR #209의 predecessor 상태를 명시하세요.
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In `@docs/product/PRD.md` around lines 54 - 56, Update the direct PostgreSQL
restore candidate references in docs/product/PRD.md lines 54-56 and
docs/product/TRD.md line 95 to identify PR `#212` as the ACTIVE-PR successor,
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REQUEST_CHANGES on exact head 229f8d3.
Merging protected main into this branch did not fix the product/technical overlay. FITNESS and TRACEABILITY already freeze predecessor #209 and name Draft #212 as the restore successor. The PRD and TRD still present #209 as the active pg_restore path. An operator who follows those contracts would treat an EOF-consumption check as current restore truth even though a seekable custom-format restore can commit and then fail that check.
PRD FR-3 also still reads as if arbitrary SQL cannot select tenant scope through set_config. The FITNESS invariant on this same head already states the opposite capability: a role with arbitrary SQL can choose an arbitrary tenant scope, and RLS does not prevent that.
Land the rebased overlay on #214 (c27075a) instead of starting another five-file rewrite.
Keep #208 and #212 as the source writers for backup/restore execution.
After the overlay is consistent, continue Issue #204 with a live isolated custom-format restore drill.
Predecessor OpenCode CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews about coverage-evidence are bound to older heads and are not current-head findings. Queued exact-head checks are not acceptance. This review does not approve, merge, or transfer predecessor evidence.
| Bounded PostgreSQL backup-artifact integrity evidence | IMPLEMENTED-ON-PROTECTED-MAIN | The package can derive SHA-256 and byte-size evidence from one private regular backup artifact under descriptor-pinned, no-follow, finite-work constraints without executing backup or restore. |
| Bounded packaged PostgreSQL schema evidence | IMPLEMENTED-ON-PROTECTED-MAIN | The package can derive SHA-256 and byte-size evidence from the exact distributed `schema.sql` resource under a finite package-owned work budget without executing SQL or asserting live-cluster parity. |
| PostgreSQL logical backup execution | ACTIVE-PR | A `pg_dump` candidate exists in #208 but is not shipped; protected main must not be described as creating a restorable backup from the evidence primitives alone. |
| PostgreSQL logical restore execution | ACTIVE-PR | A direct `pg_restore` candidate exists in #209 but is not shipped; its caller-owned source trust, target-isolation responsibility, libpq allowlist, transactional failure boundary, and archive-integrity contract remain active-PR semantics. |
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This row still presents #209 as the active pg_restore candidate. docs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.md and docs/TRACEABILITY.md on this same head already freeze #209 and name Draft #212 as the successor because the EOF-consumption check can report failure after a seekable custom-format restore has committed.
Do not merge this head while the PRD still authorizes #209. Land #214, which names #212 as the current successor and keeps caller-owned source trust, target isolation, libpq allowlist, transactional failure, metadata-fingerprint integrity, and permanent documentation unshipped.
The durable business identity is tenant-qualified where tenancy is enabled. `TenantDurableBatchAPIClient` shall validate its trusted host-selected `tenant_scope` synchronously at construction, before observation reservation, credential resolution, provider I/O, or lifecycle database I/O can occur. The tenant-qualified lifecycle key is `(tenant_scope, endpoint_alias, remote_batch_id)`; lifecycle persistence conflict targets, exact-row lookups, and operational status indexes shall retain `tenant_scope`, and package reads/writes shall bind that validated scope through parameterized transaction-local PostgreSQL context with forced row-level security for application roles. Provider/model content, endpoint aliases, remote identifiers, and transport data never select tenant authority.
The transaction-local `pg_llm_batch.tenant_scope` custom setting is routing context, not a credential or authenticated identity. Only package code acting on a trusted authenticated/authorized host selection may set it for tenant-owned operations; arbitrary SQL must not select or override tenant authority by calling `set_config`. PostgreSQL RLS is defense in depth and does not replace host authentication/authorization, SQL-injection prevention, or correct identity mapping. PostgreSQL superuser/BYPASSRLS and arbitrary SQL access remain administrative escape hatches outside the tenant isolation guarantee.
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This sentence reads as if arbitrary SQL cannot select tenant scope through set_config. A database role that can execute arbitrary SQL can still call set_config with an arbitrary tenant scope. The trusted application boundary must prevent generic tenant-controlled SQL, SQL injection, and incorrect identity mapping; RLS does not provide those guarantees.
Align this paragraph with the FITNESS invariant already on this head so operators do not treat the custom setting as an enforcement control. The same wording is already on #214.
These primitives do not execute SQL or database mutation. They do not prove the backup command succeeded, prove backup provenance beyond caller-controlled receipt fields, prove restorability, prove a live database matches the packaged schema, provide target isolation, manage keys/secrets, manage physical/WAL/PITR infrastructure, or establish RPO/RTO/HA/DR/compliance. Those are separate acceptance domains.
Logical `pg_dump` execution in #208 and direct `pg_restore` execution in #209 remain **ACTIVE-PR**. Until integration, no protected-main technical contract may rely on those executors. The direct-restore candidate additionally requires permanent operator/architecture/ADR/doctoring/CHANGELOG coverage for caller-owned source-superuser trust, the non-authorizing service selector, permitted inherited libpq variables, single-transaction rollback behavior, target isolation, and post-restore acceptance before it may be represented as shipped.
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This paragraph still lists #209 as the active direct-restore executor. The same PR already records #209 as an unsafe predecessor and Draft #212 as the successor. Keep #208 as the backup overlay, name #212 as the only current restore successor, and do not imply a merge path for #209. #214 carries that split.
Record the rebased successor as the current five-file alignment so
operators do not land #192 or stale #213.
Co-authored-by: Seongho Bae <seonghobae@users.noreply.github.com>
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Canonical product and technical contracts
This PR owns the canonical product/technical documentation lane for
pg-llm-batchand changes only:docs/product/PRD.mddocs/product/TRD.mddocs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.mddocs/TRACEABILITY.mddocs/adr/README.mdNo runtime source, schema, workflow, package metadata, root README/architecture, CHANGELOG, migration, or provider behavior changes in this slice.
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The documents keep
IMPLEMENTED-ON-PROTECTED-MAIN,ACTIVE-PR,PARTIAL,PLANNED, andSUPERSEDEDdistinct. Protected-main behavior is shipped truth; PRs, historical refs, workflow runs, and review prose are evidence or overlays only.Fresh protected
mainisd2f1e32271910a6db98a0757d67194ddadca4566. Current exact documentation head is458a1056ac6dbaad7e5ad61e9924ec29848fb64f.Since this PR was first opened, recovery PRs #205, #206, and #207 integrated into protected main. All five files in this canonical cohort have now been refreshed against that protected-main state. The PRD, TRD, documentation-fitness inventory, traceability map, and ADR index consistently record the bounded recovery-evidence primitives as shipped while keeping executable logical backup/restore (#208/#209) and end-to-end recovery readiness as
ACTIVE-PR/PARTIAL.The integrated primitives provide bounded content-free recovery-receipt metadata, backup-artifact SHA-256/size evidence, and exact packaged-schema SHA-256/size evidence. They do not prove a backup is restorable, prove live-cluster/schema parity, execute backup/restore, establish target isolation, manage WAL/PITR or external key/config custody, or establish an RPO/RTO/HA/DR/compliance objective.
docs/DOCUMENTATION_FITNESS.md, the TRD, and the ADR index also preserve #209's documentation boundary: a future directpg_restoreintegration must coordinate permanent README/operator/architecture/ADR-or-amendment/doctoring/CHANGELOG coverage for caller-owned source-superuser trust, the non-authorizing service selector, permitted inherited libpq variables, transactional rollback behavior, target isolation, and post-restore acceptance. Those adjacent surfaces are not rewritten from this five-file canonical lane while other active writers own them.Existing canonical boundaries
The tenant custom-setting boundary remains explicit: a database role capable of arbitrary SQL can call
set_configfor an arbitrary tenant scope, so host authentication/authorization, SQL-injection prevention, and correct identity mapping remain outside the RLS guarantee. Result application remainsPARTIALon protected main while #194 is only an active transaction-seam candidate. Business-content retention/deletion responsibility stays separated across embedding host, deployment owner, and provider/account policy, and redacted operational evidence is never treated as proof that persisted/provider-bound content was masked or deleted.The ADR index does not infer an architectural decision from implementation alone. The recovery-evidence modules now on protected main do not create an implicit recovery ADR; any durable direct-SQL/restore architecture decision must be recorded or explicitly amended through normal ADR governance.
Governance boundary
This PR is Ready/mergeable but is not merge-accepted. Every push invalidates stale review evidence. Earlier OpenCode
CHANGES_REQUESTEDreviews are bound to predecessor heads and are not exact-current-head success; a legitimate current-head authenticated review must supersede applicable review state. The live organization ruleset also requires one qualifying approving review of the unchanged last push, resolved review threads, and all required workflows, with no bypass for the current user.Current exact-head repository workflows are not terminal: CI is pending and Security Scan, Release Acceptance, and SAST Semgrep are queued. Those states are not acceptance. The authenticated review path also depends on read-only central
.github; unmerged central fixes are not copied into this repository.Before integration, refetch protected main, contributor head, ancestry, mergeability, ruleset, every exact-head required workflow/check and actual checkout commit, formal reviews, review threads, and writer evidence. Queued, pending, cancelled, skipped-required, absent, neutral, stale, predecessor, status-only, synthetic, author-only, rate-limited, infrastructure-failed, or conclusion-null evidence does not transfer.
No source or documentation mutation in this work was written directly to protected
main.Summary by CodeRabbit