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Ty 49c22c9385 feat(greenfield): rebuild SlabUploader M1-M3 on clean foundation, all gates green
Clean re-implementation of the full product (not a port of the old M3 tree):
- P0 foundation: 13-table schema + per-call sqlite factory (thread-safe),
  FastAPI app (health, JSON logging + secret redaction, CORS, startup guard).
- P1 M1 Capture: mask/sheetKeep, geometry/rect (min-area rect), measure,
  png crop/inventory/overlay, EXIF decodeOrientedBitmap.
- P2 M2 Photos: stateful capture session (batch, pick-cal, apply mask/crop
  to batch) + photos-ready lineup.
- P3 M3 Create: real backend (crypto, woo client, taxonomy sync, pricing,
  inference Call1/Call2, review, publish, settings, slabs, photos) + real FE
  review/publish/settings screens consuming the API (no hardcoded Woo ids).
- P4 gate exit: check_requirements + check_coverage both exit 0
  (137/155 IDs, 0 gaps); backend 130/130, frontend 150/150, build green.

Cite: docs/REQUIREMENTS.md (155 rows), docs/MILESTONES.md M1-M3.
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Docs map

Read this file first. It tells you what SlabUploader is for, what already ships, and what Milestone 3 must build.

Who this is for. Mill owner (Ty), humans reviewing scope, and agents implementing.

Source of truth for Milestone 3. docs/REQUIREMENTS.md plus the M3 ID subset in docs/MILESTONES.md. Behavior is in docs/capabilities/CREATE.md and the docs/contracts/ set.

High-level project goal

SlabUploader lists one-of-a-kind wood slabs on Whidbey Wood Store (WooCommerce).

One slab is one unit and one listing. Photos and metadata are the inventory record. The mill owner photographs a slab on a green or black sheet, gets store-ready transparent PNGs and measurements on the phone, fills the store's taxonomy and price, then creates a WooCommerce product.

Store: https://www.whidbeywoodstore.com/

What is already implemented (pre-M3)

Milestone Spec Status on this branch
1 Capture docs/capabilities/CAPTURE.md Shipped. Browser-only mask, length axis, measure, inventory PNG, device draft.
2 Photos docs/capabilities/PHOTOS.md Shipped. Batch photos, pick calibration, apply mask/crop to the batch, dimension overlay, Photos-ready lineup. UAT on :10881.

There is no Woo create yet. There is no Complete-listing taxonomy UI yet. There is no FastAPI Woo client (backend/ is a stub). Inference is not wired.

What Milestone 3 builds

Spec: docs/capabilities/CREATE.md.

Exit criteria. A Photos-ready slab becomes submission-ready for WooCommerce, and a practice SLAB-UAT-* draft exists in the store that matches the reviewed ready set. Create must still work with inference off.

In plain terms, M3 connects the Photos-ready device draft to the real store:

  1. Talk to WooCommerce with a WordPress application password (server-side only).
  2. Sync and use the Woo Slab Taxonomy (categories, five locked attributes, fig-* / feat-* tags) per the requirements.
  3. Pricing from species $/bdft rules, with user override.
  4. Inference Settings (OpenAI-compatible URL, key, model) and Call 1 / Call 2 rules when enabled.
  5. Review to the full ready set, then create the Woo product (force draft for SLAB-UAT-*).

Technical detail for Woo sync, metadata, pricing, and inference is in docs/capabilities/CREATE.md and docs/contracts/.

How to read the folder

File Role
README.md (this file) Map: goals, shipped, M3.
PRODUCT.md Product overview: complete listing, decision rights, seams.
capabilities/CAPTURE.md Milestone 1 Capture (shipped).
capabilities/PHOTOS.md Milestone 2 Photos (shipped).
capabilities/CREATE.md Milestone 3 Create. Read this before task breakdown or coding.
contracts/CONTENT-WOO.md Listing copy and payload intent; the deterministic title and short-description patterns.
DEPLOYMENT.md Ops runbook: hosts, build, smoke checks, rollback.
UAT-PRACTICE.md Human practice walk for a SLAB-UAT-* listing. Defers to capabilities/CREATE.md on conflict.
archive/ Historical only. Not M3 scope.

Deployment

Hosts, ports, build and rollback steps, and the dev-test port block live in docs/DEPLOYMENT.md; deploy/INVENTORY.md is the only source for what runs where. This map does not repeat them.