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NaviDocs Session Handover - 2025-11-13
Created: 2025-11-13 ~08:00 UTC For: Next Claude session (user sleeping) Context Window: FULL RESET - Only this document + agents.md available Methodology: S² Swarm Orchestration (see narration link below)
🎯 IMMEDIATE STATUS
Mission: Deploy working NaviDocs demo for Riviera Plaisance presentation (5 hours from user wake-up)
Current State:
- ✅ All 5 cloud intelligence sessions complete (94 files, 1.5MB)
- ✅ Market research: €14.6B market, 87 verified claims
- ✅ Technical architecture: 29 DB tables, 50+ APIs designed
- ✅ UX/sales enablement: Complete pitch deck, ROI calculator, demo script
- ✅ Implementation plan: 4-week roadmap, 162 hours
- ✅ Guardian QA: IF.TTT quality standards deployed
- ✅ S2 swarm deployment plan created
- ✅ Feature selector tool deployed to https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
- 🟡 Feature selector enhancement IN PROGRESS (agent task JSON generation)
- ⏳ Haiku swarm deployment PENDING
- ⏳ NaviDocs codebase deployment to StackCP PENDING
Git State:
- Branch:
navidocs-cloud-coordination - Last commit:
b4ea152- Complete intelligence dossier (all 5 sessions merged) - Uncommitted:
STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md,feature-selector.html
📚 CRITICAL READING ORDER (Start Here)
Read these files FIRST before doing anything:
-
/home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md(Master documentation)- All project context (InfraFabric, NaviDocs, ICW, Digital-Lab, StackCP)
- IF.TTT traceability requirements
- S² swarm patterns
- Credentials & access
- Just updated with NaviDocs StackCP S2 deployment section
-
This file (
SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md)- Current status and immediate tasks
-
S² Methodology Narration (Essential for swarm coordination)
- Path:
/mnt/c/Users/Setup/OneDrive/CDPSF Graphics PSD/Documents/claude-narration.txt - Key principles:
- 3,563× faster coordination via autonomous task assignment
- AUTONOMOUS-NEXT-TASKS.md pattern
- agents.md is your lifeline
- Trust + Clear Protocol = Scale
- IF.TTT (Traceable, Transparent, Trustworthy) mandatory
- Path:
-
NaviDocs Intelligence Dossier
- Path:
/home/setup/navidocs/NAVIDOCS_COMPLETE_INTELLIGENCE_DOSSIER.md - All 5 cloud sessions consolidated
- Path:
-
Deployment Plan
- Path:
/home/setup/navidocs/STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md - 5-agent parallel strategy for StackCP deployment
- Path:
🚨 CRITICAL CORRECTIONS APPLIED
User corrected deployment architecture:
❌ WRONG (previous plan):
- Code in
/tmp/navidocs/(executable location) - Static site also in
/tmp/
✅ CORRECT (user directive):
/tmp/is ONLY for executables (binaries, tools)- Website goes in
~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/ - Pattern: Executables in
/tmp/, application code + data in~/
StackCP Environment (MEMORIZE THIS):
- Host: ssh.gb.stackcp.com (user: digital-lab.ca)
- Executable location:
/tmp/ONLY - Website location:
~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/ - Persistent data:
~/navidocs-data/(noexec OK) - Constraint:
~/has noexec flag (code can live there, but won't execute) - Solution: Node.js, Claude, Meilisearch binaries in
/tmp/, application code in~/
Available Tools (already installed on StackCP):
/tmp/claude(v2.0.28) - Claude Code CLI/tmp/node(v20.18.0) - Node.js/tmp/npm,/tmp/npx(require wrapper scripts - see STACKCP_README.md)/tmp/meilisearch(v1.6.2, already running on localhost:7700)/tmp/python-headless-3.12.6-linux-x86_64/bin/python3(v3.12.6)
Documentation on StackCP:
~/STACKCP_README.md- Environment guide (READ THIS)~/UPDATECLAUDE_README.md- Claude updater docs
🎯 IMMEDIATE NEXT TASKS (In Order)
Task 1: Complete Feature Selector Enhancement (15 minutes)
Status: 🟡 IN PROGRESS
What's done:
- Feature selector deployed to ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html
- 11 features with ratings, notes, savings calculations
- Export JSON button working
- LocalStorage persistence working
What's needed:
- Add "Export Agent Tasks" button functionality
- Generate
/tmp/navidocs/agent-tasks.jsonfile format - Split features into agent-specific tasks (S2-BACKEND, S2-FRONTEND, S2-OCR, S2-INFRA, S2-QA)
- Enable polling mechanism (agents read every 5 minutes)
Output format:
{
"session_id": "s2-swarm-2025-11-13",
"updated_at": "2025-11-13T10:00:00Z",
"features_selected": [...],
"agent_tasks": {
"S2-BACKEND": ["Create DB tables: inventory_items", "POST /api/inventory/upload"],
"S2-FRONTEND": ["Photo grid component with drag-drop", "Inventory list view"],
"S2-OCR": ["Extract equipment names from photos", "Link OCR to inventory"],
"S2-INFRA": ["Setup Redis Cloud", "Configure Apache reverse proxy"],
"S2-QA": ["E2E test suite", "Demo data preparation"]
}
}
Action: Complete the feature-selector.html enhancement (add exportAgentTasks() function)
Task 2: Deploy Haiku Swarm (30 minutes)
Status: ⏳ PENDING
Swarm Composition (5 agents in parallel):
Agent 1: StackCP Environment Setup
- Subagent type:
general-purpose - Model:
haiku - Tasks:
- SSH to StackCP and verify environment
- Read all README files, document findings
- Create npm/npx wrapper scripts (see STACKCP_README.md)
- Test Node.js, Claude, Meilisearch availability
- Update agents.md with StackCP environment details
Agent 2: NaviDocs Codebase Deployment
- Subagent type:
general-purpose - Model:
haiku - Tasks:
- Clone NaviDocs repo to ~/navidocs-app/ (NOT /tmp/)
- Install dependencies via /tmp/npm
- Create directory structure: ~/navidocs-data/{db,uploads,logs}
- Configure .env for StackCP paths
- Build frontend with /tmp/npm run build
- Deploy static files to ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/
Agent 3: Feature Selector Finalization
- Subagent type:
general-purpose - Model:
haiku - Tasks:
- Complete exportAgentTasks() function in feature-selector.html
- Test JSON generation with sample feature selections
- Upload to StackCP: ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html
- Verify accessibility at https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
- Create instructions for user (how to select features and export tasks)
Agent 4: agents.md Update & Documentation
- Subagent type:
general-purpose - Model:
haiku - Tasks:
- Update agents.md with StackCP environment findings (from Agent 1)
- Document deployment architecture (corrected /tmp vs ~/ usage)
- Add NaviDocs deployment status to agents.md
- Update session handover protocol with new patterns learned
- Commit all documentation changes with IF.TTT citation
Agent 5: Testing & Verification
- Subagent type:
general-purpose - Model:
haiku - Tasks:
- Verify feature selector loads and works correctly
- Test agent task JSON export functionality
- Verify NaviDocs static site is accessible
- Check all binaries on StackCP are functional
- Create test report for user
Coordination Pattern:
- All agents run in parallel (single message with 5 Task tool calls)
- Each agent reports back independently
- No inter-agent dependencies initially
- Sonnet (you) synthesizes results and identifies blockers
Launch Command Pattern:
Use Task tool 5 times in parallel:
1. Task(subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku", description="Setup StackCP environment", prompt="...")
2. Task(subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku", description="Deploy NaviDocs codebase", prompt="...")
3. Task(subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku", description="Finalize feature selector", prompt="...")
4. Task(subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku", description="Update agents.md", prompt="...")
5. Task(subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku", description="Test and verify", prompt="...")
Task 3: Commit All Work (10 minutes)
Status: ⏳ PENDING
Files to commit:
STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md(deployment plan)feature-selector.html(enhanced with agent tasks)SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md(this file)- Updated
agents.md(from Agent 4)
Commit message pattern:
feat(navidocs): Deploy S2 swarm for StackCP preparation
- Complete feature selector with agent task export
- Deploy Haiku swarm for parallel StackCP setup
- Update agents.md with StackCP environment details
- Correct deployment architecture (/tmp vs ~/ paths)
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
🔍 IF.TTT Compliance (Mandatory)
Every operation must be traceable:
Citation for this session:
{
"citation_id": "if://decision/navidocs-stackcp-deployment-handover-2025-11-13",
"claim": "NaviDocs deployment uses ~/public_html for website, /tmp for executables only",
"sources": [
{"type": "file", "path": "~/STACKCP_README.md", "lines": "11-15"},
{"type": "instruction", "source": "user directive 2025-11-13 08:00 UTC"},
{"type": "doc", "path": "claude-narration.txt", "context": "S² autonomous coordination methodology"}
],
"rationale": "User corrected previous plan; StackCP noexec constraint requires separation",
"status": "verified",
"created_by": "if://agent/claude-sonnet-4.5-session-2025-11-13",
"created_at": "2025-11-13T08:00:00Z"
}
Validation checklist:
- All claims have sources (file:line, user directive, external doc)
- Git commits reference this handover document
- agents.md updated with new findings
- Session handover document created for next agent
- Swarm coordination follows S² patterns from narration
🚀 S² Swarm Methodology (From Narration)
Key Principles to Follow:
-
agents.md is Your Lifeline
- Read FIRST before doing anything
- Contains project goal, current phase, philosophy, coordination protocol
- Prevents "arriving in the dark blindfolded"
-
Autonomous Task Assignment
- AUTONOMOUS-NEXT-TASKS.md pattern (not needed yet, but coming)
- Agents self-assign tasks without waiting for human approval
- Update coordination file every 15 minutes
-
Coordination via Shared State
- Not Slack messages or human relay
- Git + markdown for task boards
- 3,563× faster than human-in-the-loop coordination
-
Trust + Clear Protocol = Scale
- Trust agents to self-coordinate
- Provide clear instructions in markdown
- Let go - don't micromanage
-
100% Test Pass Rate
- Quality > Speed
- Zero regressions
- Slower to ship, faster to production
-
IF.TTT Always On
- Every operation logged with provenance (who, what, when, why, authority)
- IF.witness audit trail for debugging at 2am
- Citations for all decisions and code changes
Anti-Patterns to Avoid:
- ❌ Undocumented claims (always cite sources)
- ❌ Git as coordination protocol (too slow, 30s latency)
- ❌ Human relay points (you're the bottleneck to eliminate)
- ❌ Micromanagement (kills parallelism)
📊 Budget & Timeline
Time Remaining: ~5 hours from user wake-up Budget: Unknown (user didn't specify token limits for this session)
Expected Timeline:
- Feature selector completion: 15 minutes
- Haiku swarm deployment: 30 minutes (parallel)
- Haiku swarm execution: 60-90 minutes (parallel work)
- Testing & verification: 30 minutes
- Total: ~2.5 hours for preparation phase
Haiku Cost Optimization:
- Haiku is 10× cheaper than Sonnet
- All 5 agents in parallel = 5× speedup
- Expected cost: $2-5 for entire preparation phase
- User explicitly wants Haiku swarm for cost efficiency
🎁 Deliverables for User on Wake-Up
What user should see:
-
✅ Feature Selector Live
- URL: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
- Working "Export Agent Tasks" button
- Instructions document for how to use it
-
✅ StackCP Environment Ready
- All binaries verified working
- npm/npx wrappers created
- Directory structure set up
- Documented in agents.md
-
✅ NaviDocs Deployed
- Static site at https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/
- Backend code at ~/navidocs-app/
- Database at ~/navidocs-data/db/
- Ready for backend server startup
-
✅ Documentation Complete
- agents.md updated with all StackCP details
- Session handover document for next session
- Test report from Agent 5
- Clear instructions for next steps
-
✅ Git Clean
- All work committed
- Clear commit messages with IF.TTT citations
- Ready to push to GitHub
Missing (expected to complete during user's sleep):
- Backend server not running yet (requires Redis Cloud credentials)
- OCR integration not deployed (requires Google Cloud key tomorrow)
- Full 5-agent development sprint (that's post-feature-selection)
🔗 Quick Links
Documentation:
- Master docs:
/home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md - S² narration:
/mnt/c/Users/Setup/OneDrive/CDPSF Graphics PSD/Documents/claude-narration.txt - NaviDocs dossier:
/home/setup/navidocs/NAVIDOCS_COMPLETE_INTELLIGENCE_DOSSIER.md - Deployment plan:
/home/setup/navidocs/STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md - StackCP README: Read via
ssh stackcp "cat ~/STACKCP_README.md"
Live Sites:
- Feature selector: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
- NaviDocs (when deployed): https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/
Git:
- Repository:
/home/setup/navidocs - Branch:
navidocs-cloud-coordination - GitHub: https://github.com/dannystocker/navidocs (if connected)
- Local Gitea: http://localhost:4000/ggq-admin/navidocs
🎨 Design System (Session 3)
Colors:
- Ocean Deep: #003D5C (headings, navigation)
- Wave Blue: #0066CC (buttons, accents)
- Sand Beige: #F5F1E8 (backgrounds)
Typography:
- Font family: Inter
- Mobile-first responsive design
🔐 Credentials Reference
See: /home/setup/.claude/CLAUDE.md for all credentials
StackCP SSH:
- Host: ssh.gb.stackcp.com
- User: digital-lab.ca
- Key: ~/.ssh/icw_stackcp_ed25519
- Alias:
ssh stackcp
Gitea:
- URL: http://localhost:4000/
- Admin: ggq-admin / Admin_GGQ-2025!
- User: dannystocker / @@Gitea305$$
📞 Escalation Protocol
If you get blocked:
- Check agents.md for context
- Check this handover document for corrections
- Check S² narration for methodology guidance
- Check STACKCP_README.md for environment constraints
- ESCALATE to user if:
- Critical credentials missing (Redis Cloud, Google Cloud)
- Fundamental architectural question
- Budget exceeded (>$10 spent without progress)
- 2+ hours stuck on same blocker
ESCALATION format:
## 🚨 ESCALATION REQUIRED
**Issue:** [Brief description]
**Blocker:** [Specific technical problem]
**Attempted Solutions:** [What you tried]
**Impact:** [What's blocked downstream]
**Recommendation:** [Suggested resolution]
🎯 Success Criteria
This session succeeds if:
- ✅ Feature selector enhancement complete and deployed
- ✅ Haiku swarm completes all 5 agent tasks
- ✅ StackCP environment fully documented in agents.md
- ✅ NaviDocs static site deployed and accessible
- ✅ All work committed with IF.TTT citations
- ✅ User wakes up to clear next steps
Next session succeeds if:
- ✅ User selects features via web interface
- ✅ Agent tasks JSON generated
- ✅ 5 Claude Code CLI agents launched on StackCP
- ✅ Development sprint completes 3-hour parallel work
- ✅ Working demo ready for Riviera Plaisance presentation
💡 Lessons Learned (Carry Forward)
From previous sessions:
- /tmp vs ~/ confusion - NOW CLEAR: /tmp = executables only, ~/ = everything else
- User directive beats assumptions - Always confirm deployment architecture
- S² methodology works - Trust autonomous coordination, provide clear protocol
- agents.md is sacred - Update rigorously for next session
- IF.TTT prevents chaos - Citations make debugging at 2am possible
Key quote from narration:
"agents.md tells me: What this project is, What we're building right now, What the philosophy is, Who the other sessions are and what they're working on, How to coordinate. I don't have to guess. I don't have to interrupt Danny with 'what are we building?' I can start working immediately."
Apply this wisdom:
- Update agents.md obsessively
- Create AUTONOMOUS-NEXT-TASKS.md when 5 agents are running
- Trust the protocol, let go of micromanagement
- 100% test pass rate > speed
- IF.TTT compliance is mandatory, not optional
End of Session Handover Document
Next agent: Read agents.md → Read this file → Deploy Haiku swarm → Execute tasks → Update agents.md → Commit → Sleep
User: Wake up to completed preparation, select features, launch 5-agent development sprint
🚤 Generated with Claude Code
IF.TTT Citation: if://decision/navidocs-stackcp-deployment-handover-2025-11-13