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Abdulmuizz HamzatandRotimi Best 6d594b4296 feat: harden self-hosting + add pull-based deploy, Coolify/Railway (#666)
* feat: enhance self-hosting support and CI/CD workflows

- Updated .env.example to clarify auth secret generation and self-hosting mode.
- Added CI workflow for build and lint checks on PRs and main branch pushes.
- Improved docker-publish workflow to trigger on relevant file changes and added multi-arch support.
- Enhanced upload-openapi-spec workflow with caching for dependencies.
- Removed obsolete Dockerfile for API service and added jobs worker to Docker setup.
- Updated self-host documentation to reflect new jobs worker requirement.
- Modified Dockerfiles for API and Dashboard to optimize dependency fetching and installation.
- Enhanced docker-compose.yaml with health checks and jobs worker configuration.
- Updated docker-push.sh to support multi-architecture builds and improved logging.
- Revised documentation for publishing images and self-hosting to include new features and requirements.

* feat(self-host): safe versioned releases + pull-based image pipeline

Builds on the pull-based images compose (docker-compose.images.yaml) to make
pulling pre-built images safe for self-hosters:

- docker-publish: stable-releases + edge tag policy. Git tag vX.Y.Z publishes
  X.Y.Z/X.Y/X/latest; a push to main publishes only :edge (latest never moves
  on a routine merge).
- Pre-publish smoke-test gate: each image is booted against ephemeral
  postgres+redis and healthchecked before any push (docker/smoke-test.sh).
- CIO_VERSION pinning in .env.example; run-docker-full-stack.sh --images flag
  to pull instead of build.
- Docs: SELF_HOST pull-from-images + versioning/upgrade/rollback sections,
  PUBLISHING_IMAGES tag policy + pnpm release flow, self-hosting.mdx quickstart.

* feat: enhance self-hosting support and CI/CD workflows

- Updated .env.example to clarify auth secret generation and self-hosting mode.
- Added CI workflow for build and lint checks on PRs and main branch pushes.
- Improved docker-publish workflow to trigger on relevant file changes and added multi-arch support.
- Enhanced upload-openapi-spec workflow with caching for dependencies.
- Removed obsolete Dockerfile for API service and added jobs worker to Docker setup.
- Updated self-host documentation to reflect new jobs worker requirement.
- Modified Dockerfiles for API and Dashboard to optimize dependency fetching and installation.
- Enhanced docker-compose.yaml with health checks and jobs worker configuration.
- Updated docker-push.sh to support multi-architecture builds and improved logging.
- Revised documentation for publishing images and self-hosting to include new features and requirements.

* ci: run build-only on PRs, defer lint until repo-wide format

* docs: point Railway template link at the new template URL

* fix: address Greptile review + dashboard CI build env

- docker-push.sh: only also-tag :latest for real semver releases, so
  VERSION=edge/main/dev can't clobber the stable latest pointer (P1).
- run-docker-full-stack.sh: stop deriving OBJECT_STORAGE_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT from
  the dashboard origin (broke presigned URLs for videos/documents buckets);
  derive only the public media base URL and document the S3-API route.
- ci.yml: provide PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED at build time (dashboard reads it from
  SvelteKit's strict $env/static/public); bump cache actions v3 -> v4.
- upload-openapi-spec.yml: bump cache actions v3 -> v4.
- smoke-test.sh: dashboard gate now fails on 5xx instead of accepting any response.

* ci: scope PR build gate to the api + dashboard closures

Building every package surfaced pre-existing rot in apps that aren't part of
this PR (storybook's missing @lucide/svelte import, course-app prettier debt).
The gate's purpose is to verify the two Docker-image apps; the rest are built on
PRs by their own Cloudflare Workers builds. Filter to @cio/api... and
@cio/dashboard... so the gate covers exactly what it should.

* fix(docker-push): make latest_arg always return 0

Use an `if` instead of `is_release_version && printf` so the helper returns 0
even when it emits no tag. A non-zero return inside the $(latest_arg ...) build
argument is fragile under set -e (and would abort with inherit_errexit), which
would break the edge/main builds the policy explicitly supports.

* fix(docker): copy patches/ into jobs image so pnpm install resolves patchedDependencies

The jobs Dockerfile ran `pnpm install` without copying patches/, so pnpm
failed hashing package.json#pnpm.patchedDependencies (layerchart patch),
breaking the self-host full-stack build. api/dashboard already copy patches/.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>

* fix(docker): build jobs worker deps in topological order

The jobs Dockerfile built workspace packages with a hand-written list that
omitted transitive deps (e.g. @cio/question-types, consumed by @cio/utils),
so `tsc` failed with TS2307 during the self-host build. Use the recursive
`pnpm -r --filter @cio/jobs-worker... build` like the api/dashboard images,
which builds the full dependency closure in the correct order.

* refactor(docker): move jobs Dockerfile to docker/Dockerfile.jobs and align dep install

Move apps/jobs/Dockerfile -> docker/Dockerfile.jobs so all three image recipes
live together in docker/, and update every reference (docker-compose.yaml,
docker-push.sh, docker-publish.yml, railway.jobs.json, self-hosting.mdx).

Also align its dependency install with the api/dashboard images: replace the
hand-maintained list of workspace package.json copies (which silently missed
transitive deps like @cio/core / @cio/ai-assistant, leaving their node_modules
uninstalled and breaking the build with TS2307) with the proven pnpm-fetch
pattern: fetch the full lockfile into a cached store, COPY . ., then an offline
filtered install of @cio/jobs-worker... This installs the complete dependency
closure regardless of how the workspace graph grows.

* refactor(docker): move docker-compose.yaml to repo root for Coolify compatibility

Coolify's Docker Compose build pack forces Base Directory to the repo root and
resolves build contexts from there, so the compose's `context: ..` (needed when
the file lived in docker/) climbed above the repo and failed with
`lstat /artifacts/docker: no such file or directory`.

Move docker/docker-compose.yaml -> ./docker-compose.yaml and change the build
contexts from `..` to `.` so the context is the repo root with no upward path.
This works identically for run-docker-full-stack.sh, manual `docker compose up`,
and Coolify. Dockerfiles stay referenced as docker/Dockerfile.*. Update the
references in run-docker-full-stack.sh and the docs accordingly. The images
compose (docker-compose.images.yaml) is unaffected (no build context) and stays
in docker/.

* Add self-hosting documentation for Coolify and Railway

- Created new documentation for deploying ClassroomIO on Coolify using a pull-based Docker Compose stack.
- Added comprehensive guide for self-hosting ClassroomIO with Docker, covering both pre-built images and building from source.
- Introduced a new meta.json file to organize self-hosting documentation pages.
- Developed a Railway deployment guide with environment variable configurations for API, dashboard, and jobs worker.
- Updated self-hosting blog post to link directly to the new Railway guide.
- Removed obsolete Railway configuration files (railway.api.json, railway.dashboard.json, railway.jobs.json).
- Enhanced run-docker-full-stack.sh script to improve MinIO credential generation and service readiness checks.
- Updated docker-compose files to enforce strong secret requirements for authentication.
- Adjusted self-hosting references in the Docker documentation to include new guides.

* fix(docker): point references at root-level docker-compose.images.yaml

The pull-based compose file moved to the repo root (alongside docker-compose.yaml).
Update IMAGES_COMPOSE_FILE in run-docker-full-stack.sh, the file's own header
example, and the docs (docker.mdx curl URL, coolify.mdx path + blob link,
SELF_HOST.md relative link + curl URL).

* fix(self-host): address review round 2 — drop unused AUTH_BEARER_TOKEN, pull-by-default, doc fixes

- Remove AUTH_BEARER_TOKEN everywhere (unused in app code; PRIVATE_SERVER_KEY is the real
  dashboard<->api key). Simplifies run-docker-full-stack.sh secret generation.
- run-docker-full-stack.sh now defaults to PULLING pre-built images; add --build for source.
- docs: recommend MinIO, 'a way' (not 'recommended way') to self-host, remove Direct API Access
  section, trim Common Commands, SMTP vars per-line, fix PRIVATE_SERVER_KEY wording.

* feat(db): versioned migrations for self-host with auto-baseline

- Regenerate a single clean baseline migration; db:setup now runs drizzle-kit migrate (not push).
- Add db:generate / db:migrate / db:baseline scripts.
- baselineMigrationsIfNeeded(): adopt an existing (push/supabase) schema into drizzle's journal so
  migrate won't try to recreate existing objects ("type/table already exists"). No-ops on fresh
  and already-tracked databases; runs automatically in db:setup before migrate.

* ci(openapi): drop stale ci.yml reference in turbo-cache comment

ci.yml was removed earlier in this review; the openapi workflow's turbo cache still
warms from its own prior runs via restore-keys, so this is a comment-only fix.

* fix(db): make baseline squash-safe for migrate-tracked databases

baselineMigrationsIfNeeded returned early whenever drizzle.__drizzle_migrations
had any rows. After a migration squash, an instance tracked under the old
journal (pre-squash hashes) would then let `drizzle-kit migrate` re-run the
consolidated baseline — whose journal `when` is newer than every old created_at
— and crash on `CREATE TYPE/TABLE "..." already exists` at startup.

Now, when history exists but the consolidated baseline hash is absent, insert
that hash (marking it already applied) so migrate skips it. Only the baseline
entry (idx 0) is reconciled, so genuinely pending future migrations still run.

Verified end-to-end against Postgres: reproduces the original crash, confirms
the fix no-ops migrate on a pre-squash DB, and confirms a later 0001 migration
still applies. Fresh-DB and already-adopted paths unchanged.

* fix(docker): add explicit id to pnpm-store cache mounts

Railway's Metal builder rejects BuildKit cache mounts that omit an
explicit id (it does not default id to target like standard Docker/
BuildKit do), failing the build at parse time with:

  dockerfile invalid: flag '--mount=type=cache,target=/pnpm/store'
  is missing an id argument

Add id=pnpm-store to all six cache mounts across the api, dashboard,
and jobs images. Harmless on Docker Desktop / CI / GitHub Actions, and
required for the Railway self-host build path.

* fix(docker): drop BuildKit cache mounts for Railway compatibility

Railway's builder rejects cache-mount ids not prefixed with its
per-service cacheKey, which can't be hardcoded in a Dockerfile shared
across CI, local Docker, and three Railway services. Remove the
--mount=type=cache flag (keep --store-dir /pnpm/store); the store is
baked into the fetch layer and reused by the offline install, so
behaviour is unchanged. Supersedes 9c4633f2c.

* fix(docker): force LF for shell scripts and Dockerfiles via .gitattributes

cio-api crash-looped on Railway with 'exec /app/entrypoint.sh: No such
file or directory' because the entrypoint shipped with CRLF endings
(Windows checkout, core.autocrlf=true) — the '#!/bin/sh\r' shebang is
unresolvable in the container. Add .gitattributes pinning *.sh and
Dockerfile* to LF so container-executed files are never CRLF regardless
of contributor OS.

* fix(db): serialize db-setup with an advisory lock to prevent baseline double-insert

Concurrent db:setup runs (e.g. multiple API replicas booting together) could both
pass the baseline 'already present?' check and insert duplicate rows into
drizzle.__drizzle_migrations, which has no unique constraint on hash. Wrap baseline
+ migrate in a pg_advisory_lock held on a dedicated connection so concurrent
startups serialize: the loser blocks, then sees the baseline applied and no-ops.

* docs(railway): update template deploy URL to classroomio-1

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Co-authored-by: Rotimi Best <[email protected]>
2026-06-23 10:17:09 +01:00

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ClassroomIO — Feature & Flow Map (QA Audit)

Purpose of this document: a reverse‑engineered, citation‑backed map of every feature in the ClassroomIO application, produced for QA to build test cases and record demo videos. Files are the source of truth. Every claim is backed by a file reference. Claims that could not be traced to code are marked ⚠️ UNVERIFIED. Ambiguities live in §7 Open Questions, not in the body.

Reference format: `path/to/file` → symbol/lines — what it proves. Scope (per QA request): full depth on the user‑facing product (apps/dashboard, apps/api, apps/website, apps/embeds + the packages that back features); a lighter Supporting Infrastructure summary for the rest. PRD folders (prd/*) are used only to cross‑check intent — code wins on conflict.


1. System Overview

What it is. ClassroomIO is an open‑source Learning Management System (LMS) for companies — compliance/employee training, customer education, and partner certification. It supports multi‑organization workspaces, courses/lessons/exercises, programs (cohorts), certificates, an AI course builder + in‑lesson tutor, a public REST API, an MCP server, and embeddable course widgets. It can be self‑hosted or run as the cloud product. (README.md → lines 11–50 — feature summary; README.md → 84–91 — monorepo apps.)

Tech stack (cited from manifests):

  • Monorepo: pnpm + Turbo. package.json → root scripts/workspaces; pnpm-workspace.yaml → packages globs (apps/*, packages/*, packages/course-app/src/*); turbo.json.
  • Frontend: SvelteKit + Svelte 5 + TailwindCSS. README.md → 52–58 ("Built With"); apps/dashboard/svelte.config.js.
  • Backend API: Hono (TypeScript). apps/api/src/app.ts → new Hono() app; ARCHITECHTURE.md → layered architecture (Routes → Services → Queries).
  • Database: PostgreSQL via Drizzle ORM. packages/db/src/schema.ts (~3,400 lines of pgTable/pgEnum); packages/db/src/drizzle.ts.
  • Auth: Better Auth (sessions, OAuth, SSO). apps/api/src/app.ts → 12, 107–188 (auth.handler, /api/auth/*); packages/db/src/auth.ts.
  • Background jobs: BullMQ + Redis. apps/jobs, apps/api/src/routes/admin/queues.ts (mountQueueDashboard), mediaJob/jobStep/deadLetterJob tables in schema.ts.
  • Object storage: S3‑compatible / MinIO. .env.example → 77–89 (OBJECT_STORAGE_*); README.md → 176–191.
  • Billing: Polar. apps/dashboard/src/routes/api/polar/*.
  • AI providers: OpenAI / Google (Gemini) / Anthropic. .env.example → 110–115; packages/utils/src/agent-models (per README.md → 236).

High‑level architecture (ARCHITECHTURE.md → 9–51):

SvelteKit dashboard (apps/dashboard)  ──RPC (Hono client)──▶  Hono API (apps/api)
        │  server-side SSR proxy (.server.ts, PRIVATE_SERVER_KEY)        │
        │                                                                 ▼
   Public org sites / embeds                              Services → Queries (Drizzle)
   (apps/website, apps/embeds)                                     │
                                                                   ▼
                                              PostgreSQL · Redis/BullMQ · S3/MinIO
  • Layered API: Routes (HTTP/validation/auth) → Services (business logic/ transactions) → Queries (pure Drizzle). ARCHITECHTURE.md → 44–50.
  • Shared Zod validation in packages/utils/src/validation/*, used by both API and dashboard. ARCHITECHTURE.md → 45; AGENTS.md → 17–25.
  • Dashboard talks to the API through a typed Hono RPC client and an SSR auth proxy authenticated with PRIVATE_SERVER_KEY. README.md → 149–156.

2. Feature Inventory

Status legend: Complete = route+service+schema present; Partial = present but gated/limited or doc claims exceed code; Stub/Planned = PRD only, little/no code.

# Feature Purpose Primary files Status
1 Authentication & sessions Email/password, OAuth, session mgmt apps/api/src/app.ts:107, packages/db/src/auth.ts Complete
2 Signup gating Org‑scoped/invite‑only/self‑host bootstrap rules apps/api/src/middlewares/signup-guard.ts Complete
3 Onboarding & org creation Create profile + first organization apps/api/src/services/onboarding.ts, apps/dashboard/src/routes/(auth)/onboarding Complete
4 Organizations (workspaces) Multi‑org, settings, members, plan apps/api/src/routes/organization/organization.ts, schema.ts:1949 Complete
5 Team / people management Invite teachers, assign roles apps/api/src/routes/course/people.ts, apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/people Complete
6 Courses Create/manage courses, sections, content apps/api/src/routes/course/course.ts, schema.ts:634 Complete
7 Lessons & lesson editor Lesson content, multilingual, comments apps/api/src/routes/course/lesson.ts, .../lesson-language.ts, schema.ts:956 Complete
8 Exercises & questions Quizzes, question types, sections, grading apps/api/src/routes/course/exercise.ts, .../submission.ts, .../mark.ts, packages/question-types Complete
9 Course people / enrollment Enroll students, roster apps/api/src/routes/course/people.ts Complete
10 Course invites Email + link invites with audit apps/api/src/routes/course/invite.ts, apps/api/src/services/course/invite.ts, schema.ts:1282 Complete
11 Org invites Invite org members (EMAIL/LINK) apps/api/src/routes/invite/invite.ts, schema.ts:1384 Complete
12 Compliance training Deadlines, renewals, grace, records apps/api/src/routes/course/compliance.ts, apps/api/src/routes/internal, schema.ts:768 (courseCompletionRecord) Complete
13 Certificates Issue branded certificates packages/certificates/src/render.ts, schema.ts:850 (courseCertificateIssue) Complete
14 Programs (cohorts) Group courses, goals, members, newsfeed apps/api/src/routes/program/program.ts, schema.ts:2646 Complete
15 Community Q&A Per‑course questions/answers apps/api/src/routes/community/community.ts, schema.ts:1558 Complete
16 Course newsfeed Course/program announcements + comments apps/api/src/routes/course/newsfeed.ts, schema.ts:1605 Complete
17 Attendance Track group/live‑class attendance apps/api/src/routes/course/attendance.ts, schema.ts:321 (groupAttendance) Complete
18 AI Course Assistant In‑course AI authoring/plan/edit chat apps/api/src/routes/agent/*, packages/ai-assistant, schema.ts:3163 (aiAgentRun) Complete (key‑gated)
19 AI Lesson Tutor In‑lesson learner AI helper + fair‑use caps apps/api/src/routes/course/ai-tutor.ts, apps/api/src/routes/organization/ai-tutor.ts, schema.ts:3013 (aiTutorMessageCount) Complete (key‑gated)
20 AI credits / token billing Token usage, balance, purchases schema.ts:2919 (aiTokenUsage), apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/agent/api/credit-purchase.server.ts Complete (cloud billing)
21 Course import Import from prompt/PDF/course apps/api/src/routes/organization/course-import.ts, apps/api/src/services/course-import, schema.ts:2603 Complete
22 Media manager Upload/manage video/docs/media, transcripts apps/api/src/routes/media/media.ts, .../transcripts.ts, .../hls.ts, apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/media, schema.ts:1028 (asset) Complete
23 Tags Tag groups/tags/assignments for courses apps/api/src/routes/organization/tags.ts, schema.ts:2158 Complete
24 Org public site (org‑site) Branded public course catalog/pages apps/api/src/routes/org-site, apps/dashboard/src/routes/(org-site) Complete
25 Custom domains Cloudflare custom domain mapping apps/api/src/routes/domain/domain.ts, apps/tenant-router Complete
26 Course widget embed Embeddable course catalog widget apps/api/src/routes/widgets, apps/dashboard/src/routes/(app)/widgets, apps/embeds, schema.ts:2255 (widget) Complete
27 Public REST API (v1) API‑key automation: courses, audience apps/api/src/routes/v1/*, apps/api/src/services/v1, schema.ts:2539 (organizationApiKey) Complete
28 Automation / API keys Issue mcp/api/zapier keys with scopes apps/api/src/routes/organization/automation.ts, apps/api/src/middlewares/automation-key*.ts Complete
29 MCP server @classroomio/mcp AI‑native course authoring packages/mcp/src/* Complete
30 Enterprise SSO OIDC SSO (Okta/Google Workspace/Auth0) apps/api/src/routes/organization/sso.ts, apps/api/src/routes/sso/discovery.ts, schema.ts:2479 (organizationSsoConfig) Complete (licensed)
31 Token auth Token‑based auth policy apps/api/src/routes/organization/token-auth.ts, schema.ts:2513 (organizationTokenAuth) Complete (licensed)
32 Licensing Self‑host license‑gated features apps/api/src/routes/license.ts, apps/api/src/middlewares/license.ts, packages/utils/src/license/* Complete
33 Billing (Polar) Subscriptions + AI token packs apps/dashboard/src/routes/api/polar/* Complete (cloud only)
34 Analytics Login/page events, org/course/country daily apps/api/src/routes/dash, apps/api/src/services/analytics, schema.ts:167–285 Complete
35 Email / notifications Transactional emails via jobs apps/api/src/routes/mail, packages/email, apps/api/src/services/jobs Complete
36 Background jobs Media/email queues, BullMQ dashboard apps/jobs, apps/api/src/routes/jobs, apps/api/src/routes/admin/queues.ts Complete
37 Unsplash image search Image picker for content apps/api/src/routes/unsplash/unsplash.ts Complete
38 Marketing website classroomio.com landing apps/website Complete
39 Documentation site classroomio.com/docs apps/docs Complete
40 Outbound webhooks Emit certificate.issued, etc. prd/webhooks (todo) Stub/Planned ⚠️
41 SCORM support SCORM package support prd/scorm-support (todo) Stub/Planned ⚠️
42 Notification system In‑app notifications prd/notification-system (todo) Stub/Planned ⚠️

Items 40–42 are listed in PRD-TRACKER.md → 9, 16, 24 as todo; treat as not yet shipped. See §7.


3. Per‑Feature Detail

3.1 Authentication & Sessions

  • Purpose: authenticate users (email/password + OAuth) and attach org roles to the session.
  • How it works: All /api/auth/* requests are handled by Better Auth via auth.handler. apps/api/src/app.ts → 107–188. A global middleware resolves the session on every request and sets user, session, and orgRoles into context. apps/api/src/app.ts → 60–97. The app rebuilds the request host from X-Forwarded-Host/-Proto (Cloudflare proxy) and uses a Redis "oauth handoff" to shrink large OAuth callback cookies into a short token. apps/api/src/app.ts → 110–173.
  • User flow: Login page → submit email/password (or OAuth) → Better Auth sets session cookie → dashboard reads /session. apps/dashboard/src/routes/(auth)/login; apps/api/src/app.ts → 189–199 (/session).
  • Key files: apps/api/src/app.ts, packages/db/src/auth.ts, packages/db/src/auth/hooks/create-profile.ts.
  • Edge cases: OAuth cookie > 500 chars routed through Redis token (app.ts:160); getSession failures fall through as anonymous (app.ts:71–84); session carries orgRoles map used by RBAC middlewares (app.ts:88).

3.2 Signup Gating (signupGuard)

  • Purpose: enforce org‑level and deployment‑level signup rules server‑side.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/middlewares/signup-guard.ts → 129–159. With a cio-org-id header: rejects when org.disableSignup (403 SIGNUP_DISABLED, line 148) or when settings.signup.inviteOnly and the email lacks an active invite (403 INVITE_REQUIRED, lines 97–113). Without the header: cloud passes through; self‑hosted requires org context unless no org exists yet (bootstrap) or the email already belongs to the org. Lines 75–91 (canProceedWithoutOrgContext).
  • User flow: Signup form → POST /api/auth/sign-up/* (guarded, app.ts:106) → allowed / SIGNUP_DISABLED / INVITE_REQUIRED / ORG_CONTEXT_REQUIRED.
  • Edge cases (tester probes): invite‑only org without invite; disabled signup; self‑hosted with no cio-org-id and an existing org; unparseable body → 400 INVALID_REQUEST.

3.3 Onboarding & Organization Creation

  • Purpose: create the user profile and first organization, then send a welcome email.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/services/onboarding.ts. createOrganizationWithOwner validates site‑name uniqueness (409 SITENAME_EXISTS, lines 36–40), creates org + admin member in a transaction (lines 44–61), and on self‑hosted assigns the org an ENTERPRISE plan with provider selfhosted (lines 64–77). Self‑hosted blocks a second org (403, lines 28–33). completeOnboarding enqueues a welcome email (lines 121–134).
  • User flow: Signup → (auth)/onboarding → enter name/org/site name → org+admin created → dashboard.
  • Edge cases: duplicate site name (409 + Postgres 23505 fallback, lines 93–95); second‑org attempt on self‑host; profile not found (404).

3.4 Organizations (Workspaces)

  • Purpose: the top‑level tenant; owns courses, members, settings, plan, branding.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/organization/organization.ts (CRUD + settings); organization table schema.ts:1949 (siteName, settings, branding, disableSignup). Members live in organizationmember (schema.ts:1754) with roleId FK to role.
  • User flow: Org switcher → settings → update name/site/branding/signup policy. apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/ui/sidebar/org-sidebar/org-switcher.svelte; apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/settings.
  • Edge cases: unique siteName; self‑hosted = single org (see §5); org settings drive signup gating (§3.2).

3.5 Courses, Sections & Content

  • Purpose: author and deliver courses (self‑paced, live‑class, compliance, public).
  • How it works: course sub‑routers under apps/api/src/routes/course/ — course.ts, section.ts, content.ts, lesson.ts, exercise.ts, people.ts, newsfeed.ts, attendance.ts, compliance.ts, mark.ts, submission.ts, invite.ts, lesson-language.ts, payment-request.ts, presign.ts, ai-tutor.ts, katex.ts (index.ts composes them). Course type enum SELF_PACED|LIVE_CLASS|COMPLIANCE|PUBLIC (schema.ts:26). Course row schema.ts:634.
  • User flow: Courses → New course → add sections/lessons → add exercises → publish → students enroll. apps/dashboard/src/routes/(app)/courses/[id].
  • Edge cases: course type drives compliance/public behavior; locale enum (schema.ts:27, 10 languages) drives multilingual lessons.

3.6 Lessons & Multilingual Editor

  • Purpose: lesson content with notes/slides/video, comments, translations.
  • How it works: lesson (schema.ts:956), lessonComment (schema.ts:516), lessonCompletion (schema.ts:1490), lessonLanguage + …History (schema.ts:1706, 1732). Routes: apps/api/src/routes/course/lesson.ts, .../lesson-language.ts. PRDs prd/lesson-edit [DONE], prd/lessons-list [DONE] confirm intent.
  • User flow: Open lesson → edit content → add translation → student marks complete.
  • Edge cases: language history retained; completion tracked per student.

3.7 Exercises, Question Types & Grading

  • Purpose: quizzes/assessments with multiple question types and grading.
  • How it works: exercise (schema.ts:1175), exerciseSection (schema.ts:1217), question/questionType/questionAnswer (schema.ts:1803–1913), submission/ submissionstatus (schema.ts:571,617), exerciseTemplate (schema.ts:2401). Routes exercise.ts, submission.ts, mark.ts. Shared types in packages/question-types. PRDs: exercise-question-types, exercise-sections [DONE], video-recording-question-type [DONE].
  • User flow: Author exercise → add questions (incl. video‑recording type) → student submits → tutor/admin marks → status recorded.
  • Edge cases: section‑based exercises; video‑recording answers (media pipeline); prd/selective-exercise-assignment is todo (assign specific exercises to specific students) — verify it is not yet available.

3.8 Enrollment, Course Invites & Secure Invites

  • Purpose: add students to courses by email or shareable link, with audit trail.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/services/course/invite.ts; courseInvite (schema.ts:1282) + courseInviteAudit (schema.ts:1342); event‑type enum schema.ts:53. Org invites: organizationInvite (schema.ts:1384, EMAIL/LINK enum schema.ts:71) + …Audit (schema.ts:1448), routes apps/api/src/routes/invite/invite.ts. PRD secure-student-invites [DONE].
  • User flow: Course → People → Invite (email or link) → invitee accepts via apps/dashboard/src/routes/invite/[hash] or /invite/link/[hash] → enrolled.
  • Edge cases: invite expiry/custom expiry (AGENTS.md:231 references customExpiresAt); link vs email; audit events recorded; invite‑only signup interplay (§3.2).

3.9 Compliance Training

  • Purpose: deadline tracking, renewals/retake intervals, grace periods, completion records.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/course/compliance.ts and internal compliance router apps/api/src/routes/internal (AGENTS.md:87–98); courseCompletionRecord (schema.ts:768), courseCompletionNotificationEvent (schema.ts:824), courseCertificateIssue (schema.ts:850). Course type COMPLIANCE (schema.ts:26). PRD compliance-training-platform [DONE].
  • User flow: Mark course as compliance → set deadlines/renewal → learners complete → completion record + certificate; renewal/grace events tracked.
  • Edge cases: grace periods, renewal intervals, waivers (per README 21), notification events.

3.10 Certificates

  • Purpose: issue branded completion certificates with custom IDs.
  • How it works: packages/certificates/src/render.ts + templates/ render the certificate; courseCertificateIssue (schema.ts:850) records issuance.
  • User flow: Learner completes course → certificate issued → downloadable/branded.
  • Edge cases: custom certificate IDs (README 21); template selection.

3.11 Programs (Cohorts) & Goals

  • Purpose: group courses into cohorts with goals, members, and progress tracking.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/program/program.ts; tables program (schema.ts:2646), programCourse (2677), programMember (2704), programNewsfeed +Comment (2739,2767), programGoal/…Assignment (2829,2878) with goal‑type/ deadline/status enums (2803–2828), status enum ACTIVE|INACTIVE|ARCHIVED (2644). Middlewares program-member.ts, program-team-member.ts. PRD programs [DONE].
  • User flow: Create program → add courses + members → set goals/deadlines → track progress → cohort newsfeed. apps/dashboard/src/routes/(app)/programs/[id].
  • Edge cases: goal deadline kinds; assignment status; archived programs.

3.12 Community Q&A & Newsfeed

  • Purpose: per‑course discussion (questions/answers) and announcements.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/community/community.ts with route‑specific middlewares/question-author-or-team (ARCHITECHTURE.md:241–252); tables communityQuestion/communityAnswer (schema.ts:1558,1522), courseNewsfeed/ …Comment (1605,1632). Comment‑author middlewares newsfeed-comment-author-or-team.ts, program-newsfeed-comment-author-or-team.ts.
  • User flow: Course → Community → ask/answer; team can moderate. Newsfeed posts + comments at course and program level.
  • Edge cases: author‑or‑team authorization (only author or course team can edit/delete).

3.13 AI Course Assistant (authoring chat)

  • Purpose: in‑course AI that generates outlines, lesson content, and edits.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/agent/{agent,history,runs}.ts; packages/ai-assistant; run tracking in aiAgentRun/…Step/…Event (schema.ts:3163,3225,3259), conversation/model context/documents (3083,3106,3138). Disabled until a provider key is set; GET /agent/status flips to enabled:true when any of OPENAI/GOOGLE/ ANTHROPIC key is present. README.md:223–238. Selected model persisted in localStorage (classroomio-ai-chat-model), provider resolved server‑side; missing key → 503 AI_NOT_CONFIGURED (README.md:236).
  • User flow: Course → AI button (only shown when enabled) → chat to build/edit course.
  • Edge cases: no key → AI button hidden / 503; per‑model provider resolution; optional Tinybird observability (TINYBIRD_TOKEN).

3.14 AI Lesson Tutor + Fair‑Use Caps

  • Purpose: in‑lesson AI helper for learners, with usage caps.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/course/ai-tutor.ts, apps/api/src/routes/organization/ai-tutor.ts; aiTutorMessageCount (schema.ts:3013)
    • aiTutorCapEvent (3050). Settings UI apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/ai-tutor-settings. PRD ai-tutor-fair-use.
  • User flow: Learner in lesson → ask tutor → counts toward cap → cap event when exceeded.
  • Edge cases: per‑org cap configuration; cap‑exceeded behavior.

3.15 AI Credits / Token Billing

  • Purpose: meter AI token usage and sell token packs.
  • How it works: aiTokenUsage (schema.ts:2919), aiCreditBalance (2950), aiCreditPurchase (2974); purchases recorded by Polar order.paid webhook → CreditPurchaseApiServer.recordPurchase. apps/dashboard/src/routes/api/polar/webhook/+server.ts → 33–82; token‑pack constants @cio/utils/plans (TOKEN_PACK.TOKENS_PER_UNIT, line 53).
  • User flow: Buy tokens (/api/polar/buy-tokens) → Polar checkout → webhook credits org balance.
  • Edge cases: cloud only (Polar); quantity/metadata parsing; UUID validation of triggeredBy (lines 61–66).

3.16 Course Import

  • Purpose: create courses from a prompt, PDF, or existing course.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/organization/course-import.ts, apps/api/src/services/course-import; courseImportDraft (schema.ts:2603) with source enum prompt|pdf|course (schema.ts:29) and draft status DRAFT|PUBLISHED|ARCHIVED (30).
  • User flow: Org → Import course → choose source → review draft → publish.
  • Edge cases: draft lifecycle; PDF parsing pipeline (jobs/media).

3.17 Media Manager (video/docs, transcripts, HLS)

  • Purpose: upload and manage media; transcode video to HLS; generate transcripts.
  • How it works: routes media/media.ts, transcripts.ts, hls.ts, course/presign.ts (S3 presigned uploads). Tables asset/assetUsage (schema.ts:1028,1086), mediaJob/jobStep/mediaTranscript/deadLetterJob (schema.ts:3297,3357,3393,3447), videoTranscripts (916). Jobs processed by apps/jobs. Dashboard apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/media. PRD media-manager [DONE]. Storage via MinIO/S3 (.env.example:77–89).
  • User flow: Media → upload → background transcode/transcribe → use asset in lesson.
  • Edge cases: job retries / dead‑letter; HLS cross‑origin headers (app.ts:48–54); Google Drive picker optional (.env.example:99–101).

3.18 Tags

  • Purpose: categorize courses via tag groups/tags.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/organization/tags.ts; tagGroup/tag/ tagAssignment (schema.ts:2158,2188,2225). PRD tags-feature [DONE].
  • User flow: Org → Tags → create groups/tags → assign to courses → filter catalog.

3.19 Org Public Site (org‑site) & Theming

  • Purpose: branded public catalog and course landing pages for an org.
  • How it works: API apps/api/src/routes/org-site (mounted /org-site/course, app.ts:217); dashboard public routes apps/dashboard/src/routes/(org-site)/{course,courses}. Theme picker PRD org-landing-page-theme-picker [DONE].
  • User flow: Visitor → org public site → browse courses → view course → enroll/sign up.
  • Edge cases: self‑host vs cloud routing differences (see §5); org branding/theme.

3.20 Custom Domains

  • Purpose: map a customer's own domain to their org site.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/domain/domain.ts (mounted /domain, app.ts:203); routing app apps/tenant-router. PRD custom-domain-cloudflare [DONE].
  • User flow: Org settings → add custom domain → Cloudflare mapping → site served on domain.

3.21 Course Widget Embed

  • Purpose: embed an org's course catalog on any external website.
  • How it works: API apps/api/src/routes/widgets (mounted /widgets, app.ts:221); dashboard apps/dashboard/src/routes/(app)/widgets/[widgetId] + widget-preview; build artifacts apps/embeds (embeds:publish, README.md:256–257). Tables widget/ widgetCourse/widgetVersion (schema.ts:2255,2305,2336) with status/layout/ selection enums (42–52). PRD course-widget-embed [DONE].
  • User flow: Widgets → create widget → choose courses/layout → publish → copy embed snippet (embed-preview.html).
  • Edge cases: draft vs published widget; manual vs published course selection mode.

3.22 Public REST API (v1) & Automation Keys

  • Purpose: programmatic access for integrations/automation.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/v1/{courses,audience}.ts mounted at /public-api/v1 (app.ts:218, v1/index.ts). Auth via automationKeyMiddleware + automationKeyScopesMiddleware(['public_api:*']) on every route; OpenAPI documented via hono-openapi. Courses endpoints: list/create/get/update/delete, list students, export, get/put structure (v1/courses.ts). Keys: organizationApiKey (schema.ts:2539, type mcp|api|zapier), usage tracked in organizationAutomationUsage (2574); managed via apps/api/src/routes/organization/automation.ts. PRD public-api [DONE].
  • User flow: Org → API keys → create key with scopes → call /public-api/v1/... with key.
  • Edge cases: scope enforcement (403 on missing scope); usage categories read|write|publish (schema.ts:32); per‑org isolation via orgId from key context.

3.23 MCP Server

  • Purpose: AI‑native course authoring through the Model Context Protocol.
  • How it works: packages/mcp/src/{index.ts,api-client.ts,config.ts,tools/}; published as @classroomio/mcp (README.md:258). Talks to the public API using an automation key. PRD mcp-course-authoring [DONE].
  • User flow: Configure MCP client with API key → AI tools create/update courses.

3.24 Enterprise SSO & Token Auth (licensed)

  • Purpose: OIDC SSO and token‑based auth for enterprise self‑host.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/organization/sso.ts, apps/api/src/routes/sso/discovery.ts (mounted /organization/sso, /sso, app.ts:211,213); organizationSsoConfig (schema.ts:2479), provider enum OKTA|GOOGLE_WORKSPACE|AUTH0 (schema.ts:2444), organizationAuthPolicy (2447). Token auth: apps/api/src/routes/organization/token-auth.ts, organizationTokenAuth (2513). License‑gated on self‑host via requireLicense('sso'|'token-auth') (apps/api/src/middlewares/license.ts). PRD enterprise-sso [DONE].
  • User flow: Org → SSO settings → register IdP (discovery fetches .well-known/openid-configuration) → users sign in via IdP.
  • Edge cases: trusted OIDC origins allow‑listed (packages/db/src/constants.ts:14–24); cloud has no license restriction (see §5).

3.25 Licensing

  • Purpose: gate Enterprise self‑host features behind a license key.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/license.ts (mounted /license, app.ts:209), apps/api/src/services/license.ts (isFeatureLicensed), feature ids sso, token-auth, no-tracking (packages/utils/src/license/constants.ts:8–10), plan→feature mapping packages/utils/src/license/plan-features.ts. Dashboard side apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/license/api/license.svelte.ts (licenseApi.hasAccess).
  • User flow: Set LICENSE_KEY (.env.example:117–118) → licensed features unlock.
  • Edge cases: requireLicense is a no‑op on cloud (license.ts:15–19).

3.26 Billing (Polar) — cloud

  • Purpose: paid subscriptions and AI token packs.
  • How it works: apps/dashboard/src/routes/api/polar/{subscribe,buy-tokens,portal,webhook}. Webhook handles order.paid (token packs → credit balance) and subscription.* (create/update/cancel org plan). webhook/+server.ts → 30–168. Plans enum EARLY_ADOPTER|ENTERPRISE|BASIC (schema.ts:28), org plan stored in organizationPlan (schema.ts:1667).
  • User flow: Upgrade → Polar checkout → webhook activates/updates plan; manage via portal.
  • Edge cases: cloud only; subscription cancel → cancelOrgPlan; webhook secret POLAR_WEBHOOK_SECRET required.

3.27 Analytics

  • Purpose: usage analytics for orgs/courses.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/dash + apps/api/src/services/analytics; tables analyticsLoginEvents, analyticsPageEvent, analyticsOrgDaily, analyticsCourseDaily, analyticsCountryDaily (schema.ts:167–285). Dashboard apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/analytics. Client tracking (PostHog/Umami) gated by deployment mode / license (§5).
  • User flow: Org → Analytics dashboard → view login/page/course metrics.

3.28 Email / Notifications & Background Jobs

  • Purpose: transactional email and async processing.
  • How it works: apps/api/src/routes/mail, templates in packages/email, enqueued via enqueueTransactionalEmail (apps/api/src/services/jobs, onboarding.ts:128). Workers in apps/jobs; BullMQ dev dashboard at /admin/queues (apps/api/src/routes/admin/queues.ts, app.ts:232–234). Email providers: Zoho/ZeptoMail or SMTP (.env.example:62–74).
  • User flow: trigger (signup, invite, completion) → email queued → worker sends.
  • Edge cases: idempotency keys (onboarding.ts:133); dead‑letter jobs (schema.ts:3447).
  • Note: an in‑app notification system is prd/notification-system todo — not shipped.

4. Roles & Responsibilities

Org roles are integers: ADMIN=1, TUTOR=2, STUDENT=3 (packages/utils/src/constants/roles.ts:1–4). They are stored on organizationmember.roleId (schema.ts:1767, FK to role table schema.ts:1913) and surfaced into the session as an orgRoles map keyed by org id (apps/api/src/app.ts:88). RBAC middlewares read orgRoles[orgId] (org id from the cio-org-id header) — no per‑request DB lookup (apps/api/src/middlewares/org-team-member.ts:5–53).

Role Can do Cannot do Enforced by
ADMIN (1) Full org control: settings, members, billing, courses, SSO, API keys, all team actions — org-admin.ts, org-team-member.ts (admin∈team)
TUTOR (2) Team actions: author/manage courses, grade, moderate community/newsfeed Org admin‑only ops (org settings, billing, member roles) org-team-member.ts:44 (ADMIN or TUTOR), course-team-member.ts
STUDENT (3) Enroll, learn, submit exercises, post community Q&A, use tutor Authoring/grading/team/admin actions absence of team/admin role → 403
Guest / anonymous Public org sites, public courses, embeds, public API (with key) Any authed action session = null path (app.ts:77–84); public CORS paths (app.ts:60–67)

Resource‑scoped middlewares (apps/api/src/middlewares/):

  • authMiddleware — requires a session (auth.ts).
  • orgMemberMiddleware — must be org member; orgTeamMemberMiddleware — ADMIN|TUTOR; orgAdminMiddleware — ADMIN only (ARCHITECHTURE.md:233–237).
  • courseMemberMiddleware / courseTeamMemberMiddleware — course‑level membership/team.
  • programMemberMiddleware / programTeamMemberMiddleware — program‑level.
  • apiKeyMiddleware / automationKeyMiddleware (+ automationKeyScopesMiddleware) — machine auth for webhooks/public API; authOrApiKeyMiddleware, authOrAutomationKeyMiddleware, and *-or-automation-key/*-or-api-key variants allow either a session or a key.
  • requireLicense(feature) — self‑host license gate (license.ts).
  • workspaceNotReadonlyMiddleware — blocks writes on read‑only workspaces (workspace-not-readonly.ts).
  • signupGuard — signup rules (§3.2). rateLimiter — global rate limit (app.ts:98).
  • Route‑specific author/team guards: question-author-or-team, newsfeed-comment-author-or-team, program-newsfeed-comment-author-or-team.

Public API scopes: automation keys carry scopes like public_api:*, enforced per route (apps/api/src/routes/v1/courses.ts:47); usage categorized read|write|publish (schema.ts:32).


5. Deployment Modes — Self‑Hosted vs Cloud

The single switch is PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED (=true ⇒ self‑hosted). Source of truth: .env.example:26 (Docker stack), apps/dashboard/.env.example, and the local‑dev value apps/dashboard/.env (PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED=true, README.md:155). The flag is read in both the API/db layer (process.env.PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED) and the dashboard ($env/static/public). Every behavioral difference below is traced to a flag check.

5.1 Self‑Hosted mode (PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED=true)

  • Setup: Docker Compose full stack — cp .env.example .env then ./run-docker-full-stack.sh (auto‑generates PRIVATE_SERVER_KEY, BETTER_AUTH_SECRET); README.md:240–249, docker-compose.yaml, docker/Dockerfile.{api,dashboard}, docker/docs/SELF_HOST.md. Bundled Postgres, Redis, MinIO.
  • Single organization: org creation blocks a second org (apps/api/src/services/onboarding.ts:28–33); the new org is auto‑assigned an ENTERPRISE plan with provider selfhosted (onboarding.ts:64–77). The "add org" UI is hidden (apps/dashboard/src/routes/(app)/org/[slug]/+layout.svelte:29–31) and the org‑site→LMS redirect is skipped (.../+layout.server.ts:16). PRD self-host-single-org.md.
  • Signup: requires org context unless bootstrapping the first org or the email already belongs to the org (signup-guard.ts:75–91).
  • Licensing: Enterprise features (sso, token-auth, no-tracking) are gated by LICENSE_KEY — requireLicense actively checks (middlewares/license.ts:15–22); .env.example:117–118.
  • Tracking: cloud analytics (PostHog/Umami) are disabled (apps/dashboard/src/lib/utils/functions/appSetup.ts:23–27); a no-tracking license also suppresses tracking (appSetup.ts:29–37).
  • URLs/links: BASE_URL and invite/email links use DASHBOARD_ORIGIN when self‑hosted (packages/db/src/constants.ts:36–37; .env.example:32–35). Dashboard SSR calls the API internally via PRIVATE_SERVER_URL (.env.example:28–30).
  • Storage/email: MinIO + Zoho/SMTP from .env (.env.example:62–89).

5.2 Cloud mode (PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED ≠ true)

  • Multi‑org: users can create/switch multiple orgs (no single‑org block); "add org" UI shown (+layout.svelte:29).
  • Billing: Polar subscriptions + AI token packs are active (apps/dashboard/src/routes/api/polar/*); plan set via subscription webhooks (webhook/+server.ts). License gate is a no‑op — cloud has no license restrictions (middlewares/license.ts:15–19).
  • Tracking: PostHog/Umami/UserJot analytics enabled (appSetup.ts:17–27).
  • Signup: org context optional unless org settings restrict it (signup-guard.ts:132–139).
  • Infra: hosted Postgres/Redis/S3; dashboard deployed on Cloudflare Workers (apps/dashboard/wrangler.jsonc, svelte.config.js).

5.3 Mode‑exclusive features (summary)

Concern Self‑Hosted Cloud
Number of orgs One only (onboarding.ts:28) Many
Enterprise SSO / token‑auth Requires LICENSE_KEY (license.ts) Always allowed (no license)
Billing (Polar) Not used (plan = selfhosted ENTERPRISE) Subscriptions + token packs
Analytics tracking Off (unless… still off) (appSetup.ts:24) On
API base / links DASHBOARD_ORIGIN (constants.ts:37) PUBLIC_SERVER_URL
Add‑org modal Hidden (+layout.svelte:29) Shown

Both modes exist in source and share one codebase; neither mode is ⚠️ NOT FOUND. The product is one app with flag‑driven divergence.


6. End‑to‑End Flow Diagrams (text)

A. Signup → Onboarding → Workspace

Login/Signup (apps/dashboard/.../(auth)/signup)
  → POST /api/auth/sign-up/*  [signupGuard]      (app.ts:106; signup-guard.ts)
  → Better Auth creates user + profile           (auth.ts; create-profile.ts)
  → (auth)/onboarding: createOrganizationWithOwner (onboarding.ts:19)
        · self-host: block 2nd org, assign ENTERPRISE plan
  → completeOnboarding → enqueue 'welcome' email (onboarding.ts:121)
  → Dashboard /lms or /org/[slug]

B. Author a course

Courses → New course (course.ts)
  → add sections (section.ts) → lessons (lesson.ts) + translations (lesson-language.ts)
  → add exercises/questions (exercise.ts, question-types)
  → [optional] AI Assistant builds content (agent/*; requires provider key)
  → publish → appears on org site / widget

C. Student learns → certificate (compliance)

Invite (course/invite.ts) → accept /invite/[hash]
  → enroll (people.ts) → study lessons → mark complete (lessonCompletion)
  → submit exercises (submission.ts) → tutor grades (mark.ts)
  → completion recorded (courseCompletionRecord schema.ts:768)
  → certificate issued (packages/certificates; courseCertificateIssue schema.ts:850)
  → compliance: deadlines/renewals tracked (course/compliance.ts; internal/*)

D. Public API automation (integration)

Org → create automation key with scopes (organization/automation.ts; organizationApiKey)
  → external client: GET/POST /public-api/v1/courses
        [automationKeyMiddleware + automationKeyScopesMiddleware('public_api:*')]
  → service resolves orgId from key → returns course data (v1/courses.ts; services/v1)

E. Cloud upgrade / buy AI tokens (cloud only)

Upgrade or Buy tokens (api/polar/subscribe | buy-tokens)
  → Polar checkout
  → Polar webhook (api/polar/webhook/+server.ts)
        · subscription.created → createOrgPlan
        · order.paid (token_pack) → recordPurchase → aiCreditBalance

7. Open Questions & Gaps

  1. Outbound webhooks — doc vs code mismatch. README.md:42–43 advertises "REST API + Webhooks … receive events (certificate.issued, enrollment.completed)", but the only webhook code is inbound Polar billing (apps/dashboard/src/routes/api/polar/webhook) and prd/webhooks is todo (PRD-TRACKER.md:24). No outbound event‑emission/delivery system was found in apps/api/src or packages/db/src. Code wins: outbound webhooks appear unimplemented. QA should not test event delivery as a shipped feature. ⚠️
  2. SCORM support — README does not promise it, but prd/scorm-support is todo (PRD-TRACKER.md:16). No SCORM code located. ⚠️ Treat as not shipped.
  3. In‑app notification system — prd/notification-system is todo (PRD-TRACKER.md:9). Transactional email exists (§3.28); in‑app notifications appear unbuilt. Verify before demoing. ⚠️
  4. Selective exercise assignment — prd/selective-exercise-assignment is todo (PRD-TRACKER.md:15). Assigning specific exercises to specific students may not exist; confirm against exercise.ts behavior. ⚠️
  5. Course templates / cohorts / import variants — prd/course-templates, prd/course-cohorts, prd/course-import are todo (PRD-TRACKER.md:10,12,13), yet related schema exists (exerciseTemplate schema.ts:2401; courseImportDraft schema.ts:2603; programs are DONE). Scope of what's actually wired end‑to‑end vs. schema‑only should be verified per feature before writing test cases. ⚠️
  6. Anthropic in AI picker — code supports Anthropic, but it is "not currently in the picker UI" (README.md:231, .env.example:112). The picker exposes Gemini + GPT‑4o; note the .env.example:111 "Gemini 3 Flash" vs README.md:228 "Gemini 2.5 Flash" wording inconsistency — verify the actual model id in packages/utils/src/agent-models.
  7. Two operating sub‑modes within self‑host (single‑org bootstrap vs. licensed Enterprise) interact with signupGuard and requireLicense. Exact UX when LICENSE_KEY is absent on self‑host (SSO/token‑auth hidden vs. 403) should be confirmed in the dashboard license feature before recording a self‑host SSO demo.
  8. Tenant‑router / domain routing (apps/tenant-router, /domain) was inventoried but not deeply traced (infra scope). Custom‑domain happy‑path is PRD‑DONE; failure/SSL provisioning states are unverified here.

Appendix — Supporting Infrastructure (light)

These exist in source but are infra/dev tooling rather than demoable product features:

  • apps/jobs — BullMQ worker process; consumes media/email queues (paired with apps/api/src/routes/jobs, mediaJob/jobStep tables). Dev queue UI at /admin/queues (apps/api/src/routes/admin/queues.ts).
  • apps/tenant-router — multi‑tenant/custom‑domain request routing (backs §3.20).
  • apps/course-app / packages/course-app — course‑app runtime modules (pnpm-workspace.yaml:4).
  • apps/docs — documentation site (pnpm docs:dev).
  • apps/website — marketing site (pnpm website:dev).
  • packages/core — shared config incl. env access (packages/core/src/config/env.ts, used by signup-guard.ts, license.ts, onboarding.ts).
  • packages/storybook — UI component stories (pnpm storybook:dev).
  • packages/analytics — analytics helpers (paired with apps/api/src/services/analytics).
  • packages/tsconfig — shared TS config.
  • packages/ui — shared Svelte component library (@cio/ui); theme classes require ui: prefix in dashboard (AGENTS.md:313).
  • packages/utils — shared Zod validation, plans, license, agent‑models, constants.
  • packages/db — Drizzle schema/queries/migrations/seed; pnpm --filter @cio/db db:setup:seed seeds demo data and the demo login [email protected] / 123456 (README.md:215–219).

How this audit was verified

Every section traces to files read during the audit: README.md, ARCHITECHTURE.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example, PRD-TRACKER.md, apps/api/src/app.ts, packages/db/src/schema.ts, the role/RBAC middlewares, signup-guard.ts, onboarding.ts, appSetup.ts, the Polar webhook, the v1 public‑API router, and the license constants/middleware. No application was run and no tests were executed — functional testing is deferred to the QA phase per the audit brief.