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## 1. Mission

## 1A. Backlog and Scrum Tracking

The living Scrum backlog for this repository is `docs/scrum-backlog.md`.

Agents must use it as the primary planning artifact for implementation work:
- review the relevant epic, story, and tasks before starting substantial feature work
- update `docs/scrum-backlog.md` when work is selected, split, deferred, blocked, or completed
- mark completed work in the backlog as soon as the code, tests, and verification for that item are done
- add newly discovered implementation tasks under the appropriate story rather than tracking them only in chat
- keep backlog status aligned with the actual repository state

If implementation order changes to unblock work, update `docs/scrum-backlog.md` to reflect that decision and keep the reasoning brief and explicit.

Build **CartWise v1**, a mobile-first grocery companion web application using **ASP.NET Core MVC**, **Razor Views**, **HTML5**, **CSS3**, **jQuery**, and **vanilla JavaScript**.

CartWise v1 is not a grocery delivery platform and is not tied to any retailer. Its first job is to become the shopper's grocery memory:
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## 25. Agent Coding Rules

1. Read this file before changing architecture.
2. Inspect existing code before creating parallel abstractions.
3. Prefer extending existing patterns over inventing new ones.
4. Keep controllers thin.
5. Keep persistence code out of Razor views and controllers.
6. Keep external provider response types inside Infrastructure.
7. Add tests for business rules and bug fixes.
8. Run build/tests after meaningful changes.
9. Do not silently change database semantics.
10. Create migrations for schema changes; never hand-edit production schema.
11. Never fabricate retailer capabilities or data.
12. If external data is unavailable, represent it as unavailable/stale—not guessed.
13. Preserve backward-compatible URLs where practical once routes ship.
14. Use comments for why, not obvious what.
15. Prefer clear conventional C# over clever abstraction.
2. Review `docs/scrum-backlog.md` before starting implementation work.
3. Update `docs/scrum-backlog.md` as work starts, changes, and completes.
4. Inspect existing code before creating parallel abstractions.
5. Prefer extending existing patterns over inventing new ones.
6. Keep controllers thin.
7. Keep persistence code out of Razor views and controllers.
8. Keep external provider response types inside Infrastructure.
9. Add tests for business rules and bug fixes.
10. Run build/tests after meaningful changes.
11. Do not silently change database semantics.
12. Create migrations for schema changes; never hand-edit production schema.
13. Never fabricate retailer capabilities or data.
14. If external data is unavailable, represent it as unavailable/stale—not guessed.
15. Preserve backward-compatible URLs where practical once routes ship.
16. Use comments for why, not obvious what.
17. Prefer clear conventional C# over clever abstraction.

---



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The canonical architecture and scope are defined in `AGENTS.md`. Read `AGENTS.md` completely before making architectural changes. This file gives Claude-specific operating guidance and a compact execution map.

The living Scrum backlog is `docs/scrum-backlog.md`. Review it before starting substantial implementation work, and update it as work is started, split, blocked, deferred, or completed so the repository backlog stays aligned with the actual codebase state.

Use `docs/scrum-backlog.md` as the shared execution tracker for epics, stories, and tasks rather than keeping implementation progress only in chat.

---

## Backlog Workflow

Before implementation work begins:
- review the relevant epic and story in `docs/scrum-backlog.md`
- confirm the work still fits the current `AGENTS.md` phase and scope
- add or refine implementation tasks if new concrete work is discovered

While work is in progress:
- keep backlog task wording specific and implementation-oriented
- note blockers or sequencing changes in `docs/scrum-backlog.md` when they affect delivery order
- avoid treating the backlog as static documentation; it is a living delivery artifact

When work is completed:
- update `docs/scrum-backlog.md` to reflect completed stories or tasks
- ensure code, tests, and verification support the completion claim
- keep backlog status consistent with the actual repository contents

---

## Core Stack


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This repository is being initialized from the `AGENTS.md` build specification. The current focus is establishing the project foundation, backlog, and delivery workflow before implementing the application phases.

## Project Planning

- Delivery guidance and architectural rules live in `AGENTS.md`
- Claude-specific working guidance lives in `CLAUDE.md`
- The living Scrum backlog lives in `docs/scrum-backlog.md`
- Update `docs/scrum-backlog.md` as stories and tasks move into active work and when work is completed

## Getting Started

The solution scaffolding is planned but may not yet be present in this repository. Once the projects are created, the expected local development flow will be:


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# CartWise Scrum Backlog

## Purpose

This document translates the product and implementation guidance from `AGENTS.md` into a Scrum-friendly backlog for CartWise v1. It organizes work into epics, user stories, and implementation tasks that align with the required phased delivery order.

## Product Vision

CartWise is a mobile-first grocery companion web app that helps households remember what to buy, what they bought, what they paid, and what they may need again soon.

## Scrum Workflow

### Cadence

- Sprint length: 2 weeks
- Planning: first day of sprint
- Daily Scrum: 15 minutes
- Backlog refinement: once per sprint
- Review and demo: final day of sprint
- Retrospective: immediately after review

### Roles

- **Product Owner**: prioritizes scope, clarifies acceptance criteria, approves sprint outcomes
- **Scrum Master**: facilitates ceremonies, removes blockers, protects sprint focus
- **Development Team**: designs, builds, tests, documents, and verifies product increments

### Board Columns

- Backlog
- Ready
- In Sprint
- In Progress
- Code Review
- Verify
- Done

### Estimation

- Estimate stories in story points
- Track tasks as checklist items or engineering subtasks
- Keep stories small enough to complete within one sprint when possible

## Definitions

### Definition of Ready

A story is ready when:

- Business value is clear
- Acceptance criteria are written
- Dependencies are identified
- UI, domain, and data impact are understood
- Test approach is known
- The story is small enough to deliver in a sprint

### Definition of Done

A story is done when:

- Code is implemented
- Tests are added or updated
- Build passes
- Authorization and validation are enforced where applicable
- Logging is added where useful
- User-facing behavior is verified
- Work remains aligned with `AGENTS.md` architecture and scope

## Tracking Conventions

- Use `- [ ]` for not started tasks
- Use `- [x]` for completed tasks
- Update story acceptance criteria or add a short status note when a story is fully delivered
- Keep task state aligned with the actual repository state

## Epic Roadmap

1. `CW-EPIC-01` Platform Foundation
2. `CW-EPIC-02` Household and Access Control
3. `CW-EPIC-03` Smart Shopping List
4. `CW-EPIC-04` Product Catalog and Barcode Resolution
5. `CW-EPIC-05` Stores, Purchases, and Price Intelligence
6. `CW-EPIC-06` Shopping Mode
7. `CW-EPIC-07` Running-Low Suggestions
8. `CW-EPIC-08` UX Polish, Security, and Release Readiness

---

## `CW-EPIC-01` Platform Foundation

**Goal:** establish the solution structure, authentication, PostgreSQL wiring, and baseline engineering standards.

### `CW-STORY-01.1` Create solution skeleton
**User story:** As a developer, I want the CartWise solution scaffolded so the app follows a clean modular architecture.

**Acceptance criteria**
- `CartWise.sln` exists
- `src/` and `tests/` project layout matches the spec
- Project references follow approved dependency direction
- Nullable reference types are enabled

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `CartWise.sln`
- [ ] Create `src/CartWise.Web`
- [ ] Create `src/CartWise.Application`
- [ ] Create `src/CartWise.Domain`
- [ ] Create `src/CartWise.Infrastructure`
- [ ] Create `tests/CartWise.Domain.Tests`
- [ ] Create `tests/CartWise.Application.Tests`
- [ ] Create `tests/CartWise.Web.Tests`
- [ ] Add project references
- [ ] Enable nullable reference types

### `CW-STORY-01.2` Configure application startup
**User story:** As a developer, I want a runnable MVC shell so the team can build on a working baseline.

**Acceptance criteria**
- ASP.NET Core MVC app starts locally
- Shared layout and static assets load correctly
- Environment-based configuration is wired
- PostgreSQL connection is configurable

**Tasks**
- [ ] Configure MVC services and middleware
- [ ] Add base layout and navigation shell
- [ ] Organize `wwwroot` structure
- [ ] Add configuration bindings
- [ ] Wire PostgreSQL connection string
- [ ] Verify local app startup

### `CW-STORY-01.3` Add Identity authentication
**User story:** As a user, I want to sign in so my household data is protected.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Registration and sign-in are available
- Authenticated routes can be protected
- Identity persistence is configured

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add ASP.NET Core Identity
- [ ] Create `ApplicationUser`
- [ ] Configure Identity persistence
- [ ] Scaffold auth UI
- [ ] Verify login and logout flow

### `CW-STORY-01.4` Establish engineering baseline
**User story:** As a team, we want build and test standards so changes remain stable over time.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Build can run consistently
- Basic test execution is available
- Logging defaults are configured

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add analyzer and formatting settings
- [ ] Configure structured logging baseline
- [ ] Add smoke test coverage
- [ ] Add CI-oriented build and test commands to docs

---

## `CW-EPIC-02` Household and Access Control

**Goal:** enable household creation, membership, and household-scoped authorization.

### `CW-STORY-02.1` Model households and membership
**User story:** As a developer, I want household entities persisted so household features have a secure foundation.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Household and membership entities exist
- Roles are defined
- EF configurations and migration are created

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `Household` entity
- [ ] Create `HouseholdMember` entity
- [ ] Add role enum
- [ ] Add EF configurations
- [ ] Create migration
- [ ] Add domain tests

### `CW-STORY-02.2` Implement household service
**User story:** As a developer, I want household operations centralized so controllers stay thin and rules stay testable.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Household creation is supported
- Current household can be resolved
- Membership checks are reusable

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IHouseholdService`
- [ ] Implement `HouseholdService`
- [ ] Add create household use case
- [ ] Add get current household use case
- [ ] Add membership verification logic
- [ ] Add application tests

### `CW-STORY-02.3` Build household UI
**User story:** As a user, I want to create and view my household so I can begin using CartWise.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Household create page is available
- Household overview page is available
- Validation errors are shown clearly

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `HouseholdController`
- [ ] Create household view models
- [ ] Build `Views/Household/Create.cshtml`
- [ ] Build `Views/Household/Index.cshtml`
- [ ] Add validation messaging
- [ ] Add redirect flow after creation

### `CW-STORY-02.4` Enforce household authorization
**User story:** As a user, I want household data isolated so other users cannot access it.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Household membership is enforced on household-scoped resources
- Unauthorized requests are blocked
- Resource isolation is covered by tests

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add household authorization policy or helper
- [ ] Enforce membership checks in services
- [ ] Add integration tests for access control
- [ ] Add tests for unauthorized and cross-household access

---

## `CW-EPIC-03` Smart Shopping List

**Goal:** allow household members to maintain a shared grocery list, including unresolved free-text items.

### `CW-STORY-03.1` Model shopping list and grocery concepts
**User story:** As a developer, I want shopping list entities defined so shared list workflows can be persisted.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Grocery concept, category, shopping list, and shopping list item entities exist
- Item statuses are defined
- Optimistic concurrency is supported for list items

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `GroceryConcept`
- [ ] Create `ProductCategory`
- [ ] Create `ShoppingList`
- [ ] Create `ShoppingListItem`
- [ ] Add list status enums
- [ ] Add row version concurrency token
- [ ] Add EF configurations
- [ ] Create migration

### `CW-STORY-03.2` Implement active shopping list service
**User story:** As a user, I want my household to have an active grocery list so shared planning is easy.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Active list can be retrieved
- Default active list can be created
- Household rule for default active list is enforced

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IShoppingListService`
- [ ] Implement get active list
- [ ] Implement create list
- [ ] Enforce one default active list rule
- [ ] Add application tests

### `CW-STORY-03.3` Add grocery items quickly
**User story:** As a household member, I want to add free-text grocery items quickly so I do not lose shopping intent.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Free-text item entry is supported
- Quantity and unit are optional
- Item appears on the active list
- Product resolution is not required to add an item

**Tasks**
- [ ] Implement add item use case
- [ ] Support `DisplayName`, quantity, and unit
- [ ] Add validation rules
- [ ] Add item partial view
- [ ] Add controller POST action
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-03.4` Update shopping list items
**User story:** As a household member, I want to toggle, skip, and delete items so the list stays accurate.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Items can be marked purchased
- Items can be skipped and unskipped
- Items can be deleted
- Concurrency conflicts are handled safely

**Tasks**
- [ ] Implement toggle purchased
- [ ] Implement skip and unskip
- [ ] Implement delete item
- [ ] Handle concurrency exceptions
- [ ] Add progressive enhancement with jQuery
- [ ] Preserve server-post fallback
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-03.5` Deliver a mobile-first list UI
**User story:** As a shopper, I want a touch-friendly grocery list so it works well on my phone.

**Acceptance criteria**
- List page is readable on mobile
- Quick add is prominent
- Tap targets are appropriate for shopping use

**Tasks**
- [ ] Build `Views/ShoppingList/Index.cshtml`
- [ ] Build `Views/ShoppingList/_ListItem.cshtml`
- [ ] Add quick-add UI
- [ ] Add touch-friendly styles
- [ ] Add `wwwroot/js/pages/shopping-list.js`

---

## `CW-EPIC-04` Product Catalog and Barcode Resolution

**Goal:** support product identity, household product preferences, and local-first barcode resolution with provider fallback.

### `CW-STORY-04.1` Model product catalog entities
**User story:** As a developer, I want product and identifier entities modeled so products can be resolved independently of UPC.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Brand, product, identifier, and household preference entities exist
- Identifier uniqueness rules are defined
- EF configurations and migration are created

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `Brand`
- [ ] Create `Product`
- [ ] Create `ProductIdentifier`
- [ ] Create `HouseholdProductPreference`
- [ ] Add source type enums
- [ ] Add indexes and normalized fields
- [ ] Add EF configurations
- [ ] Create migration

### `CW-STORY-04.2` Search and view products
**User story:** As a user, I want to search and view products so I can understand and choose preferred items.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Local product search works
- Product details page displays key product information
- Household price insights can be shown later on the details page

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IProductService`
- [ ] Implement local catalog search
- [ ] Create `ProductController`
- [ ] Build `Views/Product/Search.cshtml`
- [ ] Build `Views/Product/Details.cshtml`
- [ ] Add product view models
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-04.3` Implement barcode lookup flow
**User story:** As a shopper, I want a barcode lookup flow so known products can be resolved quickly.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Barcode input is normalized
- Local identifier lookup runs first
- Provider fallback runs when local lookup misses
- Accepted results persist locally

**Tasks**
- [ ] Define `IProductDataProvider`
- [ ] Implement barcode normalization
- [ ] Implement local-first lookup flow
- [ ] Persist imported products and identifiers
- [ ] Add unit and application tests

### `CW-STORY-04.4` Integrate Open Food Facts
**User story:** As a developer, I want a provider fallback for unknown products so barcode resolution remains useful.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Open Food Facts provider can query by barcode
- Provider models remain isolated to infrastructure
- Provider errors are logged safely

**Tasks**
- [ ] Implement `OpenFoodFactsProductDataProvider`
- [ ] Map provider responses to internal DTOs
- [ ] Add configuration and secrets support
- [ ] Add error handling and logging
- [ ] Add tests with mocked provider behavior

### `CW-STORY-04.5` Build scan page
**User story:** As a shopper, I want a camera-based scan page so I can identify products with my phone.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Scan page requests camera permission
- Barcode result can resolve product details
- User can add scanned product to the list or record a price

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `ScanController`
- [ ] Build `Views/Scan/Index.cshtml`
- [ ] Add camera permission flow
- [ ] Add barcode JS integration
- [ ] Add add-to-list and record-price actions

---

## `CW-EPIC-05` Stores, Purchases, and Price Intelligence

**Goal:** record where purchases happened and build a trustworthy append-only price history.

### `CW-STORY-05.1` Model retailers and store locations
**User story:** As a developer, I want retailer and store entities so purchases can be tied to real locations.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Retailer and store entities exist
- Location fields support practical v1 store data
- EF configurations and migration are created

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `Retailer`
- [ ] Create `StoreLocation`
- [ ] Add EF configurations
- [ ] Create migration
- [ ] Add tests for basic persistence rules

### `CW-STORY-05.2` Model purchases and purchase items
**User story:** As a developer, I want purchase history modeled so shopping outcomes can be stored.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Purchase and purchase item entities exist
- Purchase source types are defined
- EF configurations and migration are created

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `Purchase`
- [ ] Create `PurchaseItem`
- [ ] Add source type enum
- [ ] Add EF configurations
- [ ] Create migration
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-05.3` Model append-only price observations
**User story:** As a developer, I want append-only price observations so historical price facts are preserved.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Price observation entity exists
- Useful indexes are defined for history queries
- Older observations are not overwritten by newer ones

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `PriceObservation`
- [ ] Add indexes for product, household, and store history
- [ ] Add EF configuration
- [ ] Create migration
- [ ] Add tests for append-only behavior

### `CW-STORY-05.4` Record household purchases
**User story:** As a shopper, I want to record purchases so CartWise can remember what I bought and what I paid.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Purchase flow can start and complete
- Purchase items can be added
- Shopping list items can be linked when relevant

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IPurchaseService`
- [ ] Implement start purchase flow
- [ ] Implement add purchase item flow
- [ ] Implement complete purchase flow
- [ ] Link purchase items to shopping list items where applicable
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-05.5` Derive price intelligence
**User story:** As a user, I want price history and price insights so I can make better grocery decisions.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Purchase items can create price observations
- Latest, average, median, lowest, and unit price calculations are supported when data allows
- Freshness and source can be displayed

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IPriceService`
- [ ] Derive observations from purchase items
- [ ] Implement latest price calculation
- [ ] Implement average and median calculations
- [ ] Implement lowest recent price calculation
- [ ] Implement unit price calculation
- [ ] Add tests for price statistics

### `CW-STORY-05.6` Build price views
**User story:** As a user, I want a price history screen so I can review what my household typically pays.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Prices index page exists
- Product-specific price history page exists
- Product details can show historical price insight

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `PriceController`
- [ ] Build `Views/Price/Index.cshtml`
- [ ] Build `Views/Price/Product.cshtml`
- [ ] Add price history to product details view
- [ ] Add filtering and sorting UI
- [ ] Add freshness and source display

---

## `CW-EPIC-06` Shopping Mode

**Goal:** provide a simple, touch-friendly in-store workflow for marking progress and recording purchases.

### `CW-STORY-06.1` Implement shopping mode service
**User story:** As a developer, I want shopping-mode orchestration so in-store behavior is consistent and testable.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Shopping mode view can be prepared from list data
- Items can be grouped for easier shopping
- Remaining and purchased counts are available

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IShoppingModeService`
- [ ] Implement shopping mode preparation
- [ ] Group by category-based sections
- [ ] Calculate remaining and purchased counts
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-06.2` Build shopping mode UI
**User story:** As a shopper, I want a low-noise mobile shopping view so I can use CartWise during a real trip.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Shopping mode works well on a phone
- Groups and counts are clear
- Key actions are easy to reach

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `ShoppingController`
- [ ] Build `Views/Shopping/Start.cshtml`
- [ ] Build `Views/Shopping/_ShoppingItem.cshtml`
- [ ] Add touch-friendly controls
- [ ] Add `wwwroot/js/pages/shopping-mode.js`

### `CW-STORY-06.3` Support in-store item actions
**User story:** As a shopper, I want to mark items purchased, skipped, unavailable, or substituted so the trip stays accurate.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Item transitions are supported
- Anti-forgery is enforced on state changes
- Actions update the shopping workflow correctly

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add purchase action
- [ ] Add skip action
- [ ] Add unavailable action
- [ ] Add substitute action
- [ ] Add anti-forgery for AJAX and form posts
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-06.4` Record prices while shopping
**User story:** As a shopper, I want to optionally enter prices in shopping mode so price history stays current.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Optional price entry is available during purchase actions
- Money input is validated
- Captured values feed purchase and price history logic

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add optional per-item price input
- [ ] Validate price and quantity inputs
- [ ] Persist captured values through purchase service
- [ ] Add tests

---

## `CW-EPIC-07` Running-Low Suggestions

**Goal:** use deterministic purchase history to suggest what a household may need soon.

### `CW-STORY-07.1` Build replenishment engine
**User story:** As a developer, I want deterministic running-low logic so suggestions are explainable and testable.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Last N purchase dates can be evaluated
- Median interval is used when sufficient history exists
- Minimum-history and tolerance rules are enforced

**Tasks**
- [ ] Create `IReplenishmentService`
- [ ] Gather recent purchase dates
- [ ] Calculate purchase intervals
- [ ] Implement median interval logic
- [ ] Add minimum-history thresholds
- [ ] Add tolerance window logic
- [ ] Return score and reason data
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-07.2` Show suggestions on home and list views
**User story:** As a user, I want running-low suggestions surfaced in context so I can act on them quickly.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Home page can display suggestions
- Shopping list page can display suggestions
- Suggestions include reason or confidence context

**Tasks**
- [ ] Extend `HomeViewModel`
- [ ] Add suggestions to home controller flow
- [ ] Add running-low partial views
- [ ] Render suggestions on list page
- [ ] Add tests

### `CW-STORY-07.3` Add suggestion-to-list workflow
**User story:** As a user, I want to add a running-low suggestion to my list so I can convert insight into action quickly.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Suggestion can be added to the active list
- Existing list workflows are reused
- Duplicate accidental adds are reasonably controlled

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add controller action to add suggestion
- [ ] Reuse shopping list add-item workflow
- [ ] Add duplicate-prevention rules if needed
- [ ] Add tests

---

## `CW-EPIC-08` UX Polish, Security, and Release Readiness

**Goal:** harden the v1 experience for real-world use and release confidence.

### `CW-STORY-08.1` Improve mobile usability and accessibility
**User story:** As a user, I want the app to be easy to use on my phone and accessible across core workflows.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Key pages are responsive
- Labels, focus states, and contrast meet baseline usability needs
- Error handling is understandable

**Tasks**
- [ ] Review responsive layouts
- [ ] Improve form labels and focus states
- [ ] Improve contrast and tap sizes
- [ ] Validate keyboard navigation
- [ ] Validate error summaries

### `CW-STORY-08.2` Harden security coverage
**User story:** As a team, we want security-sensitive paths reviewed so household data remains protected.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Anti-forgery coverage is verified
- Authorization coverage is verified
- Secrets handling is consistent with app rules

**Tasks**
- [ ] Review anti-forgery coverage
- [ ] Review authorization enforcement
- [ ] Review validation across state-changing flows
- [ ] Review secrets and configuration handling
- [ ] Add integration tests for protected routes

### `CW-STORY-08.3` Add diagnostics and logging
**User story:** As a team, we want actionable diagnostics so failures can be understood and fixed quickly.

**Acceptance criteria**
- External provider failures are logged
- Barcode misses can be diagnosed
- Authorization failures are logged safely

**Tasks**
- [ ] Add structured logging for provider failures
- [ ] Log unresolved barcode outcomes
- [ ] Log authorization failures safely
- [ ] Add basic health-check strategy if included

### `CW-STORY-08.4` Seed realistic development data
**User story:** As a developer, I want realistic sample data so workflows can be tested quickly during development.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Development-only seed data exists
- Seed data covers household, products, stores, and price history
- Production is not polluted with fake data

**Tasks**
- [ ] Seed one household
- [ ] Seed grocery concepts and categories
- [ ] Seed brands and products
- [ ] Seed product identifiers
- [ ] Seed store locations
- [ ] Seed purchase and price history
- [ ] Restrict seeding to development only

---

## Suggested Sprint Sequence

### Sprint 1
- `CW-EPIC-01` Platform Foundation
- Start `CW-EPIC-02` Household and Access Control

### Sprint 2
- Finish `CW-EPIC-02` Household and Access Control
- Start `CW-EPIC-03` Smart Shopping List

### Sprint 3
- Finish `CW-EPIC-03` Smart Shopping List

### Sprint 4
- `CW-EPIC-04` Product Catalog and Barcode Resolution

### Sprint 5
- `CW-EPIC-05` Stores, Purchases, and Price Intelligence

### Sprint 6
- `CW-EPIC-06` Shopping Mode

### Sprint 7
- `CW-EPIC-07` Running-Low Suggestions

### Sprint 8
- `CW-EPIC-08` UX Polish, Security, and Release Readiness
- Stabilization and release verification

## Story Template

Use this format for new backlog items:

```md
### `CW-STORY-XX.X` Story Title
**User story:** As a `user type`, I want `capability` so that `benefit`.

**Acceptance criteria**
- Criterion 1
- Criterion 2

**Tasks**
- [ ] Task 1
- [ ] Task 2
```

## Notes

- Keep v1 scope tightly aligned to the grocery-memory goals
- Avoid introducing speculative architecture or out-of-scope features
- Reprioritize stories only when dependencies or product value clearly require it
- Preserve the implementation order unless a small change is needed to unblock progress

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