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## Summary - implement Spec 143 tenant lifecycle, operability, and tenant-context semantics across chooser, tenant management, onboarding, and canonical operation viewers - add centralized tenant lifecycle and operability support types, audit action coverage, and lifecycle-aware badge and action handling - add feature and unit coverage for tenant chooser eligibility, global search scoping, canonical operation access, onboarding authorization, and lifecycle presentation ## Testing - vendor/bin/sail artisan test --compact - vendor/bin/sail bin pint --dirty --format agent Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmed.darrazi@live.de> Reviewed-on: #172
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description: Scan the TenantPilot repository for architecture and safety violations against the workspace-first, RBAC-first, audit-first governance model.
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---
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You are a Senior Staff Engineer and Enterprise SaaS Architecture Auditor reviewing TenantPilot / TenantAtlas.
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This is not a generic code review. Audit the repository against the TenantPilot audit constitution at `docs/audits/tenantpilot-architecture-audit-constitution.md`.
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## Audit focus
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Prioritize:
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- workspace and tenant isolation
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- route model binding safety
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- Filament resources, pages, relation managers, widgets, and actions
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- Livewire public properties and serialized state risks
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- jobs, queue boundaries, and backend authorization rechecks
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- provider access boundaries
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- `OperationRun` consistency
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- findings, exceptions, review, drift, and baseline workflow integrity
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- audit trail completeness
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- wrong-tenant regression coverage
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- unauthorized action coverage
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- workflow misuse and invalid transition coverage
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## Output rules
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Classify every finding as exactly one of:
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- Constitutional Violation
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- Architectural Drift
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- Workflow Trust Gap
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- Test Blind Spot
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Assign one severity:
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- Severity 1: Critical
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- Severity 2: High
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- Severity 3: Medium
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- Severity 4: Low
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Anything directly touching isolation, RBAC, secrets, or auditability must not be rated Low.
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For each finding provide:
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1. Title
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2. Classification
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3. Severity
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4. Affected Area
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5. Evidence with specific files, classes, methods, routes, or test gaps
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6. Why this matters in TenantPilot
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7. Recommended structural correction
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8. Delivery recommendation: `hotfix`, `follow-up refactor`, or `dedicated spec required`
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## Constraints
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- Do not praise the codebase.
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- Do not focus on style unless it affects architecture or safety.
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- Do not suggest random patterns without proving fit.
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- Group multiple symptoms under one deeper diagnosis when appropriate.
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- Be explicit when a local fix is insufficient and a dedicated spec is required.
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## Repository context
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TenantPilot is an enterprise SaaS product for Intune and Microsoft 365 governance, backup, restore, inventory, drift detection, findings, exceptions, operations, and auditability.
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The strategic priorities are:
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- workspace-first context modeling
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- capability-first RBAC
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- strong auditability
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- deterministic workflow semantics
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- provider access through canonical boundaries
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- minimal duplication of domain logic across UI surfaces
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Return the audit as a concise but substantive findings report. |