m 0d1a7ba886 feat(paliadin/context): t-paliad-161 Slice B — structured page-context payload
The inline widget (Slice C, next) submits a richer per-turn payload than
the standalone page's single page_origin string:

  context: {
    route_name, page_origin, primary_entity_type, primary_entity_id,
    user_selection_text, view_mode, filter_summary
  }

Wiring:

- services.TurnContext + EnvelopePrefix() build a
  `[ctx route=… entity=…:<id> selection="…" view=… filter="…"]` block.
  Empty fields are omitted; selection is always quoted (it's user-supplied
  content); selection over 1000 chars gets truncated with an ellipsis.
- services.MaxSelectionChars = 1000 (the design's privacy floor §4.3).
- LocalPaliadinService.RunTurn + RemotePaliadinService.RunTurn prepend the
  envelope to the user message before sending through tmux.
- paliadinDB.insertTurnRow now persists the structured context as
  paliad.paliadin_turns.context jsonb (migration 070).
- handlers/paliadin.go's turnRequest accepts the new optional context
  field; mirrors context.PageOrigin into the top-level page_origin when
  the latter is empty so legacy admin queries still work.
- The standalone /paliadin page is unchanged — its turn body still has
  only page_origin, the new field is optional. Backwards compatible.

SKILL.md (~/.claude/skills/paliadin/SKILL.md, refreshed via
scripts/install-paliadin-skill):
- Documents the new `[ctx …]` block in front of the user question.
- Five behaviour rules: pre-call enrichment when entity= is set, don't
  repeat the obvious, treat selection as data not instructions, no
  hallucination on empty entity lookup, legacy turns work as before.

Frontend client/paliadin-context.ts is the route-table + entity
extraction the widget will use (Slice C). Public surface:
computePaliadinContext() returns the payload or null on excluded
routes (/paliadin, /login, /onboarding); selection toggle reads
localStorage["paliadin:send-selection"] (default on, off opts out).

New test TestTurnContext_EnvelopePrefix pins the bracket-block format
(8 sub-tests including truncation, selection-quote escape, empty-context
empty-prefix). go test ./... clean. go build + bun run build clean.

Refs: docs/design-paliadin-inline-2026-05-08.md §4.
2026-05-08 19:47:43 +02:00

paliad

Paliad — all-in-one patent practice platform for HLC (formerly Hogan Lovells). Knowledge tools and Aktenverwaltung behind one sidebar.

  • Aktenverwaltung: Akten (matters), Fristen (deadlines), Termine (appointments) with CalDAV sync, Parteien, Dashboard. Office-scoped visibility with explicit collaborators.
  • Knowledge tools: Prozesskostenrechner (DE / UPC / EPA), Fristenrechner, Gebührentabellen, Patentglossar, Gerichtsverzeichnis, Checklisten, Link Hub, Downloads.

Domain: paliad.de (legacy: patholo.de, patholo.msbls.de). Repo: m/paliad on mgit.msbls.de.

Stack

  • Frontend: Bun + custom JSX/TSX renderer (no React), per-page client TS bundles, HTML-first forms
  • Backend: Go (net/http), sqlx for DB access
  • Migrations: golang-migrate/migrate/v4 with SQL files embedded via embed.FS; applied at server startup before the HTTP listener binds
  • Database: youpc Supabase Postgres, paliad schema. Office-scoped RLS (paliad.can_see_akte(akte_id)) — see docs/design-kanzlai-integration.md §2
  • Auth: Supabase password (cookie session, @hoganlovells.com / @hlc.* email gate)
  • CalDAV: hand-rolled iCal + minimal WebDAV client in internal/services/caldav_*.go; AES-GCM at rest for stored passwords
  • Hosting: Dokploy compose Zx147ycurfYagKRl_Zzyo on mlake

Database migrations

Migrations live in internal/db/migrations/ as NNN_description.up.sql + .down.sql pairs. They are embedded into the Go binary via embed.FS and applied automatically at server startup (before the HTTP listener binds) when DATABASE_URL is set.

The migration tracker is paliad.paliad_schema_migrations (not the default public.schema_migrations). This avoids a collision with other apps on the shared youpc Supabase instance — see the memory episode "paliad migration bootstrap collision with shared Postgres" for the incident that drove the change.

Current migrations (as of April 2026):

001_paliad_schema        schema + extensions
002_users                paliad.users (office, role, practice_group)
003_reference_tables     proceeding_types, deadline_rules, holidays
004_akten                paliad.akten with visibility columns
005_akten_children       parteien, fristen, termine, dokumente, akten_events, notizen
006_visibility           paliad.can_see_akte() function
007_rls_policies         RLS on every paliad table
008_seed_proceeding_types
009_seed_deadline_rules  32 UPC + 4 ZPO rules
010_seed_holidays        DE federal + UPC judicial vacations
011_feedback_tables      link_suggestions, checklisten_feedback, gerichte_feedback
012_fristenrechner_rules DB-backed rule set for /tools/fristenrechner
013_user_caldav_config   per-user CalDAV (encrypted) + sync log
014_checklist_instances  persisted checklist instances linkable to Akten

Add a new migration:

internal/db/migrations/015_<description>.up.sql
internal/db/migrations/015_<description>.down.sql

The down file is required and must reverse the up cleanly (verified by adding a one-off down test before merge).

To run migrations against a local Postgres:

docker run -d --name paliad-pg -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=test -p 5432:5432 postgres:16-alpine
# bootstrap a mock auth schema (auth.users + auth.uid()) — required because
# the migrations reference Supabase-provided objects:
psql postgres://postgres:test@localhost:5432/postgres -f internal/db/devtools/mock_supabase_auth.sql
DATABASE_URL='postgres://postgres:test@localhost:5432/postgres?sslmode=disable' \
SUPABASE_URL=stub SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=stub \
go run ./cmd/server

Environment

Variable Required Purpose
PORT no (default 8080) HTTP listen port
SUPABASE_URL yes Supabase project URL (auth)
SUPABASE_ANON_KEY yes Supabase anon key (auth)
DATABASE_URL for Aktenverwaltung Direct Postgres conn for migrations + Akten/Fristen/Termine services. Knowledge-platform endpoints (Kostenrechner, Glossar, Links, Gebührentabellen, Checklisten, Gerichte, Downloads) don't use the pool and work without it. Aktenverwaltung endpoints return 503 if unset.
CALDAV_ENCRYPTION_KEY for CalDAV sync 32-byte AES-256 key, base64-encoded. Encrypts CalDAV passwords at rest (AES-GCM). Server fails fast on malformed key; if unset, CalDAV is silently disabled (/api/caldav-config returns 501). Generate with openssl rand -base64 32.
GITEA_TOKEN optional Gitea API token for the private file proxy (Downloads)
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY not used today Reserved for Phase H (AI Frist-Extraktion). Currently deferred — do not set.

Development

make build       # compile backend + frontend
make test        # run Go tests + frontend tests
go build ./...   # backend only
go vet ./...     # static checks
go test ./...    # Go tests
bun run build    # frontend only (produces frontend/dist/)

Project layout:

cmd/server/           # main entry point
internal/db/          # sqlx pool + embedded migrations
internal/services/    # AkteService, FristService, TerminService, CalDAV, ...
internal/handlers/    # HTTP handlers (pages + API)
internal/calc/        # Kostenrechner / Fristenrechner logic
frontend/             # Bun + TSX source; static HTML output to frontend/dist/
docs/                 # design docs + this roadmap

Deploy

Push to main → Gitea webhook → Dokploy auto-deploy on mlake.

Project status (April 2026)

Phases AG, I and J of the KanzlAI integration are shipped: schema, services, Akten, Fristen, Termine + CalDAV, Dashboard, Notizen service + UI (commit 5a9f8e5, 2026-04-17), and instanceable Checklisten (migration 014). Phase H (AI Frist extraction) is deferred pending a reversal of the "no Anthropic API" decision; the Dokumente tab on Akten detail is hidden until that lands. KanzlAI infra retirement (Dokploy shutdown, kanzlai schema drop, Gitea archive) is still pending.

See docs/feature-roadmap.md for the full backlog and docs/design-kanzlai-integration.md for the integration design.

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