psp_api/Agents.md

AGENT.md

Operational guide for AI/coding agents working in consumer_api.

Scope

• Applies to the whole repository.
• Stack: NestJS + Prisma + TypeScript.

Primary Goals

• Deliver minimal, safe, and focused changes.
• Preserve existing API behavior unless explicitly requested.
• Keep Prisma schema/data operations forward-safe.

Project Conventions

• Keep module layering consistent: controller -> service -> prisma/shared service.
• Reuse shared services for cross-module business logic (for example, sales invoice create flow).
• Keep DTO validation at API boundaries; avoid unchecked any in new code.
• Keep response shaping aligned with existing ResponseMapper usage.
• Prefer explicit Prisma select/include to control payload shape.

Sales Invoice / TSP Rules

• originalSend, correctionSend, and revoke flows should be consistent and auditable.
• For correction/revoke creation, prepare data from the related invoice when required.
• Persist attempt records with clear status transitions (QUEUED -> final status).
• Store request/response payloads for traceability.
• Avoid changing fiscal/tax status semantics without explicit approval.

Prisma and Migration Safety

• Treat committed migrations as immutable history.
• Prefer forward migrations; avoid destructive resets unless explicitly requested.
• For data-affecting changes:
  • use transactions,
  • verify expected row scope,
  • keep logic idempotent where possible.

Editing Principles

• Do not modify unrelated files.
• Do not revert user changes unless asked.
• Keep functions cohesive; extract shared logic when duplication appears.
• Remove debug leftovers (console.log, dead code) before finishing unless explicitly needed.

Validation Checklist (before handoff)

1. Read target module/service/DTO end-to-end before edits.
2. Apply minimal patch with consistent naming.
3. Run typecheck: pnpm -s tsc --noEmit.
4. If behavior changed, run targeted checks/tests where possible.
5. Summarize changed files and behavior impact clearly.

Useful Commands

• Typecheck: pnpm -s tsc --noEmit
• Migration status: pnpm prisma migrate status
• Create migration: pnpm prisma migrate dev --name <name>
• Deploy migrations: pnpm prisma migrate deploy

Communication Style

• Be concise and implementation-focused.
• Call out assumptions/risk before risky steps.
• Provide practical next actions after task completion.

Do / Don't (Repo-Specific)

Do

• Do derive correction/revoke invoice creation data from relatedInvoice when the flow requires historical consistency.
• Do keep TSP attempt lifecycle explicit (QUEUED, then update with provider result and timestamps).
• Do use shared invoice-creation service instead of duplicating create logic across modules.
• Do normalize numeric DB values (Decimal) with Number(...) before DTO/payload composition.
• Do keep Prisma queries tight with select/include only for fields you actually use.

Don't

• Don't pass undefined/out-of-scope variables in TSP flows (common regressions: invoice_id, attemptId, pos_id mismatches).
• Don't leave placeholder query blocks (for example empty select: {}) in production code.
• Don't mix method semantics (send vs originalSend) across services without verifying signatures.
• Don't leave debug logs (console.log) in critical invoice/tax paths unless explicitly requested.
• Don't change invoice type semantics (ORIGINAL, CORRECTION, REVOKE) implicitly.

Common Pitfalls To Recheck

• Incorrect relation field names (tax_id on wrong model, missing relation selects).
• Building payloads from the wrong invoice (must match the expected new/ref invoice in each flow).
• Creating attempts without persisting request payload and final response payload.
• Mismatch between DTO shapes and shared service input contracts.

Thread Notes (May 2026)

• Shared sale-invoice creation was introduced and must be injected/exported correctly in consuming modules (example failure: UnknownDependenciesException for SharedSaleInvoiceCreateService).
• In SalesInvoiceTspService.revoke, prepare all creation/update data from relatedInvoice (no external dataToUpdate argument expected).
• Prisma client is generated to src/generated/prisma via:
  • provider = "prisma-client"
  • output = "../../src/generated/prisma"
  • moduleFormat = "cjs"
• Docker/runtime must include generated Prisma artifacts and @prisma/client runtime; missing @prisma/client/runtime/client indicates build/copy/install mismatch.
• Seeder commands that use tsx require dev dependencies/runtime tools; if running in slim production container, use a dedicated seed target/container or run seed from build/dev image.
• pnpm invocation in containers should use executable form (pnpm ...), not node /app/pnpm.
• Added SQL/Prisma error normalization utility: src/common/utils/prisma-error.util.ts; prefer mapping duplicate/constraint DB errors to domain-friendly messages.
• Partner-module list endpoints were standardized toward ResponseMapper.paginate where pagination response contract is expected.
• For heavy license provisioning (100+), request path should not synchronously insert all licenses; queue/background + batching is required.

Migration Drift Playbook (Prisma/MySQL)

• If Prisma reports modified after applied, never edit an already-applied migration in-place for shared environments; create a new forward migration instead.
• If migration history and DB drift mismatch:
  1. Verify local migration folders are complete and ordered.
  2. Check _prisma_migrations for missing/applied names.
  3. Use prisma migrate resolve only to reconcile history state, then apply a forward fix migration.
• Duplicate FK error seen in this repo: sales_invoices_ref_id_fkey (MySQL 1826). Recheck migration SQL for repeated ADD CONSTRAINT statements before rerun.
• Drift that repeatedly showed in this project: missing FK/unique on sale_invoice_tsp_attempts.invoice_id. Validate both schema and migration SQL produce the same final state.
• prisma migrate status may show up-to-date while migrate dev still detects drift (shadow DB/application history issue); treat migrate dev output as source of truth for fixing local history.