The previous commit used git add -A and swept in four binaries that were
deliberately untracked: the week-1 client report as .docx and .pdf, a duplicate
of it under output/documents, and imagem-teste.jpg, an input dropped in to test
with. None of them are the repository's to version. They are untracked here,
left on disk, and covered by .gitignore so the mistake cannot repeat.
Three files had no sensible home. The meeting notes sat at the repository root
under a 78-character name with spaces and accents, the roadmap generator lived
in tmp/ — a directory otherwise ignored as scratch — and its output in output/,
which is otherwise generated evidence. They are now docs/reuniao-2026-09-09-
anotacoes.pdf, tools/generate_dtf_report.py and docs/roadmap-cliente.pdf, with
CONTEXT.md and ROADMAP.md updated to match and a docs/README.md saying what each
document is for.
.gitignore no longer needs four rules to keep one generator out of an ignored
directory; tmp/ is scratch again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
portal/, kanban/ and agente/ were 2,034 lines implementing the original
Tiny-first model: token upload links, a second SQLite Kanban, a factory agent.
Nothing imported or started any of it, and several endpoints took the acting
user from the request body with no authentication at all. Their real cost was
that a reader arriving at this repository found two Kanbans and two portals and
had to work out which one was real. The root schema.sql and .env.exemplo went
with them: both code paths load local/schema.sql, and having .env.exemplo beside
.env.example differing by one letter was a trap rather than a convenience.
The documents describing that model are archived rather than deleted. They
record decisions and reasoning the current documents do not repeat, so they are
worth keeping as background, with a header saying plainly that they are not
instructions.
README.md keeps its business case — the capacity figures and the cost argument
are still the reason this project exists — but now states where the prototype
documentation begins and that the code it describes is gone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
