auth-yes/tasks/audits/2026-0827-audit-2-phase-1.md

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# Post-Implementation Audit: Phase 1 (Hypermedia Architecture)
## 1. Test Suite Status
- **`deno fmt`**: Passed (After 2 minor corrections in test files and scripts)
- **`deno task lint`**: Passed (Fixed one verbatim-module-syntax warning in test imports)
- **`deno task check`**: Passed
- **`deno test -A --no-check`**: Passed (68 tests across 30 steps)
## 2. Structural & Architectural Verification
- **Directory Placement:** `src/core/` successfully established with all requested single-purpose modules (`db.ts`, `valkey.ts`, `spire_ffi.ts`, `auth_guards.ts`, `content_negotiation.ts`, `sse_adapter.ts`, `error_fragments.tsx`, `main.ts`).
- **Legacy Quarantine:** Jules did NOT modify any files in the read-only `server/` or `ui/` directories.
- **Dependency Invariants:** `sdk/` and `spire_ffi/` were kept isolated.
- **Architectural Linting Hook:** `scripts/lint_arch.ts` successfully wired. It correctly rejects banned DOM APIs (`getElementById`, `querySelector`, `createElement`) and `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`.
## 3. Code Hygiene & Rule Alignment
- **Flat Call Chains:** Confirmed. Functions in `src/core/auth_guards.ts` (e.g., `rateLimitGuard`, `payloadCapGuard`) are shallow and self-contained.
- **Datastar SSE Typing:** `sse_adapter.ts` correctly isolates raw protocol strings from route handlers.
- **Error Handling:** `error_fragments.tsx` conforms to the invariant to return target-directed HTML toasts instead of JSON errors.
## 4. Issues Addressed
1. Jules forgot to run a final `deno fmt` on two newly created files. (Fixed)
2. Jules included an import type issue caught by the standard linter. (Fixed via `deno lint --fix`)
3. Jules eagerly moved the Task Plan to `tasks/complete/`. Because this is a 5-phase migration, I moved it to `tasks/in-progress/` to maintain continuity.
## 5. Go / No-Go Decision
**Decision: GO.** 🟢
Phase 1 is strictly verified, cleanly isolated in `src/`, and the repository quality gates are 100% green. We are cleared to commence Phase 2.