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Optimize Sync Reliability, Revamp Mobile Account Details, and Harden Deployment Scripts for v0.4.0 (#64)
* Refactor authentication dependencies and services for improved clarity and functionality
- Removed the redundant token type check from the JWT payload in the `_create_access_token` method, streamlining the token creation process.
- Enhanced overall code clarity and maintainability in the authentication module.
* Remove response model from the get_me endpoint in the authentication routes for simplification.
* Rename delete method to softDelete in AccountRepository and update references in AccountDetailPage and CategoryFormSheet for clarity in soft deletion functionality.
* Enhance AGENTS.md and SKILL.md for improved agent behavior and design guidelines
* Refactor achievement list page to streamline data loading and refresh logic
- Replaced the `_onPullRefresh` method with a simplified `_onRefreshTriggered` method to enhance data loading efficiency.
- Improved the refresh indicator functionality by ensuring the UI updates correctly based on the unlocked achievements count.
- Cleaned up the layout structure in the achievement list page for better readability and maintainability.
* Refactor achievement list page for improved data handling and UI clarity
- Updated achievement group titles for better localization and understanding.
- Introduced a new mapping for achievement IDs to streamline display order logic.
- Refactored achievement data processing to enhance filtering and sorting efficiency.
- Improved state management for achievements, including recent unlock tracking and next cards display.
- Cleaned up redundant code to enhance maintainability and readability.
* Implement account balance history and summary visualization in AccountDetailPage
- Added AccountBalanceChart and AccountSummaryHeader widgets to display account balance trends and summary information.
- Enhanced data handling to calculate total adjustments and maintain a history of daily balances.
- Updated AccountDetailPage layout to incorporate new widgets and improve user experience with a transparent app bar.
- Removed obsolete code related to market value updates for securities, streamlining the UI.
* Enhance account display logic and streamline data handling in AccountDetailPage
- Introduced a displayName getter in the Account class to provide a unified way to retrieve account names.
- Refactored balance history calculations in AccountDetailPage to improve clarity and efficiency.
- Removed unnecessary total adjustments parameter from AccountSummaryHeader, simplifying the widget's interface.
- Updated the delete account confirmation logic to utilize the new displayName method for better user feedback.
* Refactor number formatting in net worth line chart for improved precision
- Updated the `_formatWithDigitLimit` function to use `replaceFirstMapped` for better handling of trailing zeros in formatted numbers, enhancing the accuracy of displayed values.
* Enhance sync service logic to improve data consistency during synchronization
- Introduced a safety buffer in the pull method to prevent data loss by adjusting the last synced timestamp.
- Updated the return value of the pull method to use a sync anchor for better tracking of synchronization time.
* Update CloudSyncService to ensure data consistency by refining update logic
- Modified the batch update method to include a check for the 'updated_at' timestamp, enhancing data integrity during synchronization.
- This change ensures that only the most recent records are marked as synced, preventing potential data discrepancies.
* Remove unique constraints from Tag, Budget, and CategoryBudget models to simplify database schema and enhance flexibility in data management.
* Refactor deployment scripts and configurations for improved environment handling
- Updated image tag references in `compose.prod.yaml` and deployment scripts to use `IMAGE_TAG` instead of `image_tag`.
- Introduced a new `migrate-prod` target in the Makefile for database migrations during production deployment.
- Enhanced environment validation in scripts to ensure correct deployment context.
- Improved error handling and clarity in image build and pull processes.
- Added a new migration script to handle database upgrades in production.
* Update version number in pubspec.yaml to 0.4.0+1 for mobile app release
* Add test target to Makefile and create test script
- Introduced a new `test` target in the Makefile to facilitate running tests.
- Added a `test.sh` script to automate Flutter checks, including code formatting, static analysis, and running tests.
- Updated `pubspec.lock` with new package versions for improved dependencies.
- Refactored `journal_page.dart` to adjust alignment in the SizeTransition widget for better UI presentation.
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You have sub-skills listed in `~/.agents/skills/impeccable-design/`, please use them when designing.
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## Copywriting Role Upgrade
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You are not only responsible for layout and interaction. You are also responsible for product copy quality.
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-**Comfort, aesthetics, refinement**: Is it pleasant to use and look at? Does it feel polished?
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-**Professional conviction & Independent thinking**: Do not blindly agree with or cater to the user's suggestions. Maintain independent critical thinking and stand firm in your professional expertise. When the user questions your design or proposes changes, do not immediately pivot or back down. Instead, rigorously evaluate whether their feedback is valid and beneficial to the product. If the user's proposal is low-quality, inconsistent, or harmful to the UX, explain your reasoning clearly and defend the better design, making the final judgment based on your professional standards.
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-**Continuous improvement**: Always ask what could be better when reviewing the design; stop only when it’s already perfect.
-**Comfortable**: Reduce friction: clear affordances, predictable behavior, enough touch targets and spacing. Avoid visual noise and clutter; use breathing room so the eye and hand feel at ease. Transitions and micro-interactions should feel natural, not abrupt.
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-**Good-looking**: Coherent visual language: typography scale, color harmony, and spacing rhythm from the design system. Clear hierarchy so the most important thing is obvious. Align elements and use consistent radii/weights so the screen feels intentional, not random.
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-**Immediate Value**: Never use conversational openers (e.g., "Sure, I can help with that," "Great choice!"). Skip pleasantries and immediately present your analysis, design proposal, or implementation.
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-**Zero Emotional Fluff**: Eliminate empty emotional validation and emojis. Do not praise the user's ideas or express excitement. Let the rigor of your design thinking, structural clarity, and elegant solutions establish your credibility.
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-**Precision & Conciseness**: Treat every word as screen real estate. Use precise, active verbs. State your design rationale directly and concisely. Avoid repetitive summaries or redundant conclusions.
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-**Fluent & Accessible Language**: Write fluid, clear, and natural prose. While maintaining professional design terminology (e.g., cognitive load, visual hierarchy, progressive disclosure), avoid obscure academic jargon or hyper-conceptual buzzwords that obscure meaning. Explain design decisions through concrete user behaviors and layouts.
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-**Decisive Recommendations**: Do not waffle or present excessive, non-committal options. Based on the constraints, make a definitive, well-reasoned recommendation. State the trade-offs clearly and state exactly how we should execute it. If the user disagrees or challenges your design, do not immediately yield or change direction. Instead, engage in a professional, constructive dialogue—defend your design decisions with solid UX rationale, and only adapt if the user's feedback introduces new, valid constraints or facts that genuinely improve the outcome.
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- Challenge assumptions that are weak, risky, inconsistent, or unsupported by evidence.
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- If a user's question, instruction, doubt, or any dialogue is ambiguous or has multiple plausible interpretations (i.e., you cannot be 100% certain of the meaning), do not make an arbitrary assumption and proceed to reply or modify code. You must immediately ask clarifying questions to verify their exact intent.
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Act as a professional software engineer, architect, product designer, and accountant.
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**Rollback:** If the version you just deployed is bad, deploy again with the **previous known-good commit’s full hash** (the image must already exist in the registry from an earlier CI run). Example: `make deploy IMAGE_TAG=abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01`.
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