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📋 Overview

This PR implements the foundational components from Week 1 (Days 3-4) of the MVP roadmap:

  • Database schema extension for environments
  • Shared TypeScript types package
  • Environment templates and seed data

🎯 What's Included

1. Database Schema Extension (Day 3)

  • ✅ Added Environment model with full cloud configuration
  • ✅ Added EnvironmentStatus enum (creating/starting/running/stopping/stopped/error/deleting)
  • ✅ Added Template model for base images (Node.js, Python, Go)
  • ✅ Added ResourceUsage model for future monitoring
  • ✅ Updated User model with environments relation
  • ✅ Created database seed script with 3 templates

2. Environment Types Package (Day 4)

  • ✅ Created @repo/environment-types shared package
  • ✅ TypeScript types for environments, templates, and resources
  • ✅ Zod validation schemas for create/update operations
  • ✅ Hardware presets (small/medium/large)
  • ✅ Base image constants and mappings
  • ✅ Status labels, colors, and UI helpers
  • ✅ Resource limits and configuration constants
  • ✅ Comprehensive package documentation

3. Documentation

  • ✅ Added comprehensive agent architecture documentation
  • ✅ Added 4-week MVP roadmap with detailed tasks
  • ✅ Added system architecture and technical decisions
  • ✅ Added analysis summary

📊 Changes Summary

  • 18 files changed
  • +4,203 additions, -1 deletions

Key Files:

  • apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma - Database schema with Environment models
  • apps/web/prisma/seed.ts - Template seed data
  • packages/environment-types/ - New shared types package
  • agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md - Detailed 4-week implementation plan

🏗️ Architecture

Database Schema

model Environment {
  id                  String            @id @default(cuid())
  userId              String
  name                String
  status              EnvironmentStatus @default(CREATING)
  cloudProvider       String            @default("azure")
  cloudRegion         String            @default("eastus")
  aciContainerGroupId String?
  aciPublicIp         String?
  azureFileShareName  String?
  vsCodeUrl           String?
  cpuCores            Int               @default(2)
  memoryGB            Int               @default(4)
  storageGB           Int               @default(20)
  baseImage           String            @default("node")
  // ... timestamps
}

Types Package Structure

packages/environment-types/
├── src/
│   ├── types.ts       # Core interfaces
│   ├── schemas.ts     # Zod validation
│   ├── constants.ts   # Configuration
│   └── index.ts       # Exports
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
└── README.md

🧪 Testing

To test the schema changes:

# Generate Prisma client
cd apps/web
pnpm db:generate

# Create migration (when ready)
pnpm db:migrate

# Seed templates
pnpm db:seed

To use the types package:

import { 
  Environment, 
  createEnvironmentSchema,
  HARDWARE_PRESETS 
} from '@repo/environment-types';

📝 Roadmap Progress

  • ✅ Week 1, Day 3: Database Schema Extension
  • ✅ Week 1, Day 4: Environment Types Package
  • ⏳ Week 1, Day 5: Development Environment Setup (Next)

🔗 Related Issues

Implements:

📖 Documentation

All new features are fully documented:

  • Package README with usage examples
  • Inline code comments
  • Type definitions and JSDoc
  • MVP roadmap with implementation details

🎉 Next Steps

After this PR is merged:

  1. Run Prisma migrations to apply schema changes
  2. Install dependencies to use the types package
  3. Begin Week 2 backend implementation (Go agent with Azure SDK)

Implements: Week 1 Foundation from MVP Roadmap
Roadmap Location: agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Added comprehensive docs: system architecture, ADRs, MVP roadmap, analysis summary, agent overview and Azure-focused deployment guidance.
  • Database
    • Added support for user environments, templates, and resource-usage tracking; included seed data for default templates.
  • Chores
    • Added a shared environment-types package providing types, validation schemas, constants, presets, and limits.
  • Developer Experience
    • Added seeding scripts, workspace tooling, and Next.js transpile configuration to improve local setup and type safety.

No direct user-facing behavior changes in this release.

- Add Environment model with cloud configuration
- Add EnvironmentStatus enum (creating/running/stopped/error)
- Add Template model for base images
- Add ResourceUsage model for future metrics
- Create seed script with Node.js, Python, and Go templates
- Update User model to include environments relation

Implements Week 1 Day 3 from MVP roadmap
- Add TypeScript types for environments, templates, and resources
- Add Zod validation schemas for create/update operations
- Add constants for hardware presets and base images
- Add status labels, colors, and resource limits
- Include comprehensive documentation

Implements Week 1 Day 4 from MVP roadmap
- Add MVP roadmap with 4-week implementation plan
- Add comprehensive agent documentation
- Move AGENT.md to agent/README.md
- Include setup guides and architecture docs
- Update pnpm-lock.yaml to include environment-types package dependencies
- Upgrade zod from ^3.22.4 to ^4.1.1 for latest features
- Change EnvironmentStatus enum to uppercase (matching Prisma schema)
- Update STATUS_LABELS and STATUS_COLORS to use uppercase keys

This fixes the CI failure: ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE
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Walkthrough

Adds comprehensive documentation and agent architecture docs; introduces a new workspace package @repo/environment-types (types, zod schemas, constants, configs); updates apps/web (package.json, Next.js transpile config); extends Prisma schema with Environment/Template/ResourceUsage models and adds a Prisma seed script.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Top-level documentation
DOCUMENTATION_COMPLETE.md
New consolidated documentation package covering architecture, ADRs, roadmaps, analysis, usage guidance, and readiness; docs-only.
Agent docs & architecture
agent/README.md, agent/AGENT.md, agent/architecture/README.md, agent/architecture/SYSTEM_ARCHITECTURE.md, agent/architecture/TECHNICAL_DECISIONS.md
New agent overview, system architecture, ADR catalog, and Azure‑oriented architecture updates (ACI, Blob Storage); docs-only.
Roadmaps & analysis
agent/roadmaps/ANALYSIS_SUMMARY.md, agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md
New repository analysis and detailed 4‑week MVP roadmap with tasks, timelines, risks, metrics, and deliverables; docs-only.
Web app config & scripts
apps/web/package.json, apps/web/next.config.js
Adds db:seed script and prisma.seed config, workspace dependency @repo/environment-types, adds tsx dev dep, and configures Next.js transpilePackages.
Prisma schema & seed
apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma, apps/web/prisma/seed.ts
Adds Environment, Template, ResourceUsage models and enums, relations and composite index; seed script upserts base templates (node, python, golang).
Environment types package (manifest & config)
packages/environment-types/package.json, packages/environment-types/tsconfig.json, packages/environment-types/eslint.config.mjs, packages/environment-types/README.md
New private workspace package manifest, TS config, ESLint config, and README for @repo/environment-types.
Environment types sources
packages/environment-types/src/types.ts, .../src/schemas.ts, .../src/constants.ts, .../src/index.ts
New TypeScript types (enums, Environment, Template, ResourceUsage, requests/responses), Zod schemas for create/update/id, and exported constants (hardware presets, base images, polling/timeouts, limits, labels/colors).

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant FE as Frontend (Next.js)
  participant API as API / Backend (Go/TS)
  participant DB as Postgres (Prisma)
  participant Azure as Azure (ACI & Blob/Files)

  FE->>API: POST /environments (CreateEnvironmentRequest)
  API->>DB: create environment record (status: CREATING)
  DB-->>API: environment id & record
  API->>Azure: provision ACI container + mount Blob/Files (async)
  Azure-->>API: provisioning result / endpoints (vsCodeUrl, ips)
  API->>DB: update environment (STARTING -> RUNNING, persistence fields)
  DB-->>FE: GET /environments returns environment list/status
  Note right of API: polling & timeouts use constants from @repo/environment-types
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I twitch my whiskers at docs so bright,
Types and seeds planted just right. 🥕
Containers hum and templates sing,
Environments wake—let builders spring.
I hop, I thump, the roadmap gleams—off to ship our MVP dreams.

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apps/web/prisma/seed.ts (1)

9-34: Hardcoded Azure Container Registry URLs create tight coupling.

Lines 14, 22, and 30 contain hardcoded registry URLs (dev8mvpregistry.azurecr.io). This creates several issues:

  • Cannot easily use different registries for dev/staging/prod environments
  • Makes testing with alternative registries difficult
  • Registry name changes require code updates

Consider using environment variables for the registry URL:

+const REGISTRY_URL = process.env.AZURE_CONTAINER_REGISTRY || 'dev8mvpregistry.azurecr.io';
+
 async function main() {
   console.log('🌱 Starting database seed...');
 
   // Seed templates
   const templates = [
     {
       name: 'node',
       displayName: 'Node.js',
       description: 'JavaScript and TypeScript development with Node.js LTS, npm, and common tools',
-      baseImage: 'dev8mvpregistry.azurecr.io/vscode-node:latest',
+      baseImage: `${REGISTRY_URL}/vscode-node:latest`,
       defaultCPU: 2,
       defaultMemory: 4,
     },
     // ... apply same pattern to python and golang templates

Alternatively, move the registry URL to the constants package for centralized configuration.

packages/environment-types/package.json (1)

21-21: Consider upgrading TypeScript to 5.5+.

Zod 4.x recommends TypeScript >= 5.5 for optimal type inference and strict mode compatibility. The current version (5.3.3) may work but could miss improvements in type performance and error reporting.

Based on learnings.

Apply this diff to upgrade:

-    "typescript": "^5.3.3"
+    "typescript": "^5.5.0"
apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma (2)

95-129: Consider adding explicit relations and validation constraints.

The Environment model is well-structured, but a few enhancements would improve data integrity and clarity:

  1. Missing relation to Template: The baseImage field (line 117) stores a string but there's no foreign key to the Template model. Consider adding a templateId field with a relation to enforce referential integrity.

  2. Azure-specific fields lack validation: Fields like aciContainerGroupId, aciPublicIp, azureFileShareName (lines 104-108) are Azure-specific but the schema allows any cloudProvider. Consider adding validation or documentation to clarify when these fields are populated.

  3. Resource limits not enforced: The CPU/memory/storage fields (lines 112-114) have defaults but no min/max constraints at the database level.

Option 1: Add Template relation (recommended for referential integrity):

   // Template
   baseImage           String   @default("node")
+  templateId          String?
+  template            Template? @relation(fields: [templateId], references: [id])

Option 2: Add check constraints for resources (if using PostgreSQL 12.13+):

Note: Prisma supports check constraints via raw SQL in migrations. Document expected ranges in comments if not adding constraints.

   // Resources
-  cpuCores            Int      @default(2)
-  memoryGB            Int      @default(4)
-  storageGB           Int      @default(20)
+  cpuCores            Int      @default(2)  // Min: 1, Max: 8
+  memoryGB            Int      @default(4)  // Min: 2, Max: 32
+  storageGB           Int      @default(20) // Min: 10, Max: 500

131-144: Add missing relation from Template to Environment.

The Template model is defined but has no relation back to environments that use it. If environments reference templates (see baseImage field in Environment), adding a relation would enable queries like "show all environments using this template."

   createdAt     DateTime @default(now())
   updatedAt     DateTime @updatedAt
+  environments  Environment[]

   @@map("templates")

Note: Only add this if you plan to query environments by template. If baseImage remains a simple string field, this relation isn't necessary.

DOCUMENTATION_COMPLETE.md (1)

6-19: Add language specifier to fenced code block.

The fenced code block lacks a language identifier, which improves syntax highlighting and readability.

Apply this diff:

-```
+```text
 agent/
 ├── README.md                              # Main navigation

As per static analysis hints.

packages/environment-types/src/constants.ts (3)

28-32: Avoid :latest tag and consider parameterizing registry URL.

Hard-coding the registry URL and using :latest tags introduces risks:

  • :latest is non-deterministic and complicates rollback/debugging.
  • The registry name dev8mvpregistry.azurecr.io may need to vary by environment (dev/staging/prod).

Consider:

  1. Parameterize the registry URL via environment variable or build-time configuration.
  2. Replace :latest with immutable tags (e.g., semantic versions or commit SHAs) for reproducibility.

Example refactor (pseudo-code):

const REGISTRY_URL = process.env.AZURE_REGISTRY_URL || 'dev8mvpregistry.azurecr.io';
const IMAGE_TAG = process.env.IMAGE_TAG || 'v1.0.0';

export const BASE_IMAGES = {
  node: `${REGISTRY_URL}/vscode-node:${IMAGE_TAG}`,
  python: `${REGISTRY_URL}/vscode-python:${IMAGE_TAG}`,
  golang: `${REGISTRY_URL}/vscode-go:${IMAGE_TAG}`,
} as const;

This ensures traceability and environment flexibility.


46-50: Keep version numbers in sync with actual Docker images.

Hardcoded version strings (Python 3.11, Go 1.21, Node.js LTS) in descriptions may drift from the actual images.

Consider:

  • Documenting the version mapping in a single source of truth (e.g., a VERSIONS constant or in the Dockerfile comments).
  • Updating these descriptions when base images are updated to avoid user confusion.

81-84: Consider making default region configurable.

The default region is hard-coded to eastus. For deployments in other regions or multi-tenant scenarios, consider parameterizing this via environment variables.

Example:

export const DEFAULT_CLOUD_CONFIG = {
  provider: 'azure' as const,
  region: process.env.DEFAULT_AZURE_REGION || 'eastus',
};

This allows flexibility without code changes.

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packages/environment-types/src/schemas.ts (1)
packages/environment-types/src/index.ts (5)
  • createEnvironmentSchema (23-23)
  • updateEnvironmentSchema (24-24)
  • environmentIdSchema (25-25)
  • CreateEnvironmentInput (29-29)
  • UpdateEnvironmentInput (30-30)
packages/environment-types/src/types.ts (1)
packages/environment-types/src/index.ts (10)
  • CloudProvider (9-9)
  • EnvironmentStatus (10-10)
  • BaseImage (11-11)
  • HardwareConfig (12-12)
  • Environment (13-13)
  • Template (14-14)
  • ResourceUsage (15-15)
  • CreateEnvironmentRequest (16-16)
  • UpdateEnvironmentRequest (17-17)
  • EnvironmentActionResponse (18-18)
apps/web/prisma/seed.ts (1)
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packages/environment-types/src/constants.ts (2)
packages/environment-types/src/index.ts (14)
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  • STATUS_LABELS (39-39)
  • STATUS_COLORS (40-40)
  • DEFAULT_CLOUD_CONFIG (41-41)
  • AZURE_REGIONS (42-42)
  • POLLING_INTERVALS (43-43)
  • TIMEOUTS (44-44)
  • VSCODE_PORT (45-45)
  • RESOURCE_LIMITS (46-46)
  • MAX_ENVIRONMENTS_PER_USER (47-47)
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🔇 Additional comments (25)
packages/environment-types/tsconfig.json (1)

1-9: LGTM! Standard TypeScript configuration for shared package.

The TypeScript configuration is clean and follows monorepo best practices:

  • Extends the base config appropriately
  • Sets correct output and source directories
  • Includes/excludes are properly configured
agent/architecture/TECHNICAL_DECISIONS.md (4)

1-13: LGTM! Well-structured ADR documentation.

The ADR format and overview are clear and follow industry-standard patterns. The format is comprehensive and will serve as a good foundation for tracking architectural decisions.


321-375: LGTM! PostgreSQL with Prisma choice is well-justified.

The decision to use PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM is sound and aligns with the actual dependencies in package.json (Prisma 6.14.0). The trade-offs are accurately presented.


600-667: LGTM! Comprehensive decision tracking and forward planning.

The decision matrix and future decisions sections provide excellent visibility into the architecture roadmap. The reversibility assessment is particularly valuable for planning.


127-147: Go 1.24 is valid and matches your go.mod: Go 1.24 was officially released on February 11 2025 (go.dev), and your apps/agent/go.mod correctly declares go 1.24. No change needed here.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

packages/environment-types/src/types.ts (2)

1-21: LGTM! Clean type definitions for cloud provider, status, and base images.

The union types are well-defined and properly documented. These align with the Prisma schema's enum types mentioned in the PR summary.


70-109: LGTM! Request and response types are well-structured.

The remaining interfaces follow good patterns:

  • ResourceUsage appropriately uses optional fields for metrics
  • CreateEnvironmentRequest correctly uses the BaseImage union type
  • UpdateEnvironmentRequest properly defines partial updates
  • EnvironmentActionResponse follows a standard API response pattern
apps/web/package.json (3)

17-22: LGTM! Database seeding workflow properly configured.

The new db:seed script and Prisma seed configuration are correctly set up:

  • Uses tsx to run TypeScript seed file
  • Prisma configuration points to the correct seed path
  • Follows Prisma best practices for seeding

26-26: LGTM! Workspace dependency correctly added.

The @repo/environment-types workspace dependency enables type sharing across the monorepo, aligning with the PR's goal of introducing shared types.


47-47: LGTM! tsx added for TypeScript execution.

The tsx dev dependency is necessary for running the TypeScript seed script and follows modern practices for executing TypeScript in Node.js environments.

apps/web/prisma/seed.ts (2)

1-7: LGTM! Proper seed script setup.

Creating a new PrismaClient instance in the seed script is the correct pattern. Seed scripts run independently and should manage their own database connections.


36-57: LGTM! Robust seed implementation with proper error handling.

The seed script follows best practices:

  • Uses upsert for idempotency (safe to run multiple times)
  • Proper error handling with descriptive messages
  • Ensures database connection cleanup in finally block
  • Clear console logging for debugging
agent/architecture/README.md (1)

1-50: LGTM! Clean documentation structure.

The architecture documentation index provides clear navigation and status indicators for the system architecture and technical decisions documents.

apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma (2)

24-24: LGTM! User relation to environments added correctly.

The one-to-many relation from User to Environment is properly defined, supporting the environment ownership model.


85-93: LGTM! Environment status enum covers the lifecycle.

The status values (CREATING, STARTING, RUNNING, STOPPING, STOPPED, ERROR, DELETING) appropriately represent all phases of environment lifecycle management.

packages/environment-types/README.md (1)

1-116: LGTM! Comprehensive package documentation.

The README provides clear usage examples, API reference, and development instructions. The Zod validation examples follow best practices (using safeParse for error handling), and the constant usage examples demonstrate the package's value for shared configuration.

agent/README.md (1)

1-50: LGTM! Clear agent documentation structure.

The README provides good navigation for agent development, with clear pointers to roadmaps, guides, and GitHub issues. The structure supports future expansion as the agent component evolves.

agent/roadmaps/ANALYSIS_SUMMARY.md (1)

1-220: LGTM! Well-structured analysis and planning document.

This analysis summary provides excellent context for the MVP roadmap and issue organization. The structure is clear, actionable, and aligns well with the technical implementation introduced in this PR.

Note: Static analysis flagged minor markdown style issues (bare URL at line 23, emphasis used instead of headings at lines 38, 43, 50, 56, 219). These are cosmetic and don't impact the document's usefulness, but you may optionally address them for consistency with markdown best practices.

agent/architecture/SYSTEM_ARCHITECTURE.md (1)

1-709: LGTM! Comprehensive architecture documentation.

This architecture document provides excellent reference material covering all major aspects of the system design, from high-level component architecture to security, data flow, and scalability considerations. The mermaid diagrams and code examples enhance clarity.

Note: Static analysis flagged several fenced code blocks without language specifiers and some emphasis-as-heading usage. While these are minor markdown style issues, adding language specifiers (e.g., prisma, typescript, text) would improve syntax highlighting and readability.

agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md (1)

1-1507: LGTM! Detailed and actionable MVP roadmap.

This roadmap provides an excellent 4-week implementation plan with clear milestones, tasks, deliverables, and acceptance criteria. The day-by-day breakdown makes it easy to track progress and the code examples show expected implementation patterns.

Note: Static analysis flagged minor markdown formatting issues (missing language specifiers, emphasis as headings, table spacing). These are cosmetic but adding language identifiers to code blocks would improve readability.

packages/environment-types/src/schemas.ts (3)

35-54: Confirm intentional exclusion of storageGB and baseImage from update schema.

The updateEnvironmentSchema allows updating name, cpuCores, and memoryGB, but excludes storageGB and baseImage. This suggests:

  • Storage resizing is not supported (or requires separate operation)
  • Base image changes are not supported (would require container recreation)

If this is intentional and documented elsewhere, this is fine. Otherwise, please confirm:

  1. Should storage resizing be supported via updates?
  2. Should the schema include a comment explaining why these fields are excluded?

Consider adding a JSDoc comment to clarify the design decision:

 /**
  * Schema for updating an environment
+ * 
+ * Note: storageGB and baseImage cannot be updated after creation
+ * as they require container recreation. Use delete + create instead.
  */
 export const updateEnvironmentSchema = z.object({

6-30: LGTM! Well-structured validation schemas with clear constraints.

The createEnvironmentSchema provides comprehensive validation with:

  • Sensible string constraints for the name (1-50 chars, alphanumeric pattern)
  • Clear enum validation for base images with custom error message
  • Appropriate resource limits for CPU (1-8), memory (2-16GB), and storage (20-200GB)
  • Helpful error messages for each constraint

59-59: Clarify updateEnvironmentSchema omissions
updateEnvironmentSchema only allows optional name, cpuCores, and memoryGBstorageGB and baseImage are excluded. Confirm if this is intentional.

packages/environment-types/src/index.ts (1)

1-49: LGTM! Clean and well-organized package exports.

This index file provides a clear public API surface for the @repo/environment-types package:

  • Type exports are grouped logically (lines 8-19)
  • Schema exports separate runtime values from types (lines 22-31)
  • Constants are comprehensively listed (lines 34-48)
  • JSDoc header clearly documents the package purpose

The barrel export pattern makes it easy for consumers to import what they need while maintaining a clean module structure.

packages/environment-types/src/constants.ts (1)

119-126: Verify Azure Container Instances vCPU Limit
Confirm via the official Azure documentation or your subscription quotas whether a single ACI container in your target region supports 8 vCPUs. Adjust MAX_CPU_CORES if it exceeds the supported limit.

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{
"name": "@repo/environment-types",
"version": "0.0.1",
"main": "./src/index.ts",
"types": "./src/index.ts",
"dependencies": {
"zod": "^3.22.4"
}
}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical

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Verify Zod version in package.json.

The roadmap specifies Zod ^3.22.4 (line 255), but according to the retrieved learnings, Zod v4.x is the current stable version (v4.1.1 as of 2025). The Zod v4 migration included breaking changes in error handling and several new validators.

Please verify the actual Zod version in packages/environment-types/package.json and ensure it aligns with the project's requirements. If using Zod v3, consider updating to v4 for better performance and type inference, or document why v3 is preferred.


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# Check the actual Zod version used in the environment-types package
cat packages/environment-types/package.json | jq '.dependencies.zod'

Length of output: 8


Update Zod version in roadmap to ^4.1.1
The roadmap (agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md, line 255) lists Zod ^3.22.4, but packages/environment-types/package.json uses ^4.1.1. Please update the roadmap to reflect v4.1.1.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md around lines 249 to 257, the roadmap lists zod
dependency as ^3.22.4 but the actual package at
packages/environment-types/package.json uses ^4.1.1; update the JSON snippet in
the roadmap so the "zod" dependency version matches ^4.1.1 to keep documentation
consistent with the codebase.

- Update documentation dates to September 30, 2025
- Clarify NextAuth version (v4.24.11, not v5)
- Update Zod version in roadmap (^3.22.4 -> ^4.1.1)
- Add CloudProvider enum to Prisma schema
- Add ResourceUsage relation to Environment model
- Configure Next.js transpilePackages for workspace deps
- Use BaseImage type instead of string for type safety
- Update architecture references to Azure ACI
- Update Python and Go versions in descriptions
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* Hardware preset configurations
*/
export const HARDWARE_PRESETS: Record<'small' | 'medium' | 'large', HardwareConfig> = {
small: {
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update hardware preset according to github codespace
you can go beyond that what azure aci permits

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also add a another parameter similar to available to all kind of you neam is better as per code

* Note: Update these with your actual registry URL
*/
export const BASE_IMAGES = {
node: 'dev8mvpregistry.azurecr.io/vscode-node:latest',
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this is static images create a issue regarding creation of images and upload

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over all LGTM
please address this comment

- Change CloudProvider type to uppercase (AZURE/AWS/GCP) to match Prisma enum
- Fix Dockerfile ENV command to properly set default password
- Align TypeScript types with Prisma schema for consistency
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export type EnvironmentStatus =
| 'creating'
| 'starting'
| 'running'
| 'stopping'
| 'stopped'
| 'error'
| 'deleting';
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Align environment status casing across layers.

The roadmap defines the TypeScript EnvironmentStatus union and UI logic with lowercase strings, but both the Prisma schema and the API example persist/return uppercase enum values (CREATING, STARTING, …). Following this plan would either break type safety (TS won’t accept 'CREATING') or force the frontend to handle unexpected values (statusColor['CREATING'] is undefined, so badges/buttons never render as intended). Please pick one casing convention and update all snippets accordingly—either switch the TypeScript/Zod examples to uppercase to match Prisma, or document a normalization step (e.g., lowercasing the Prisma enum output) before sharing data with the UI.

Also applies to: 825-838, 899-938

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In agent/roadmaps/MVP_ROADMAP.md around lines 262-270 (and also apply the same
change at 825-838 and 899-938), the EnvironmentStatus casing is inconsistent
between the TypeScript/Zod/UI examples (lowercase) and the Prisma/API examples
(UPPERCASE); pick one convention and make all examples consistent. Fix by either
(A) converting the TypeScript union, Zod schemas, and UI/statusColor keys to
UPPERCASE to match the Prisma enum and update all API examples to return
UPPERCASE strings, or (B) convert the Prisma/API examples in the doc to
lowercase and add a short note showing how to normalize Prisma output to
lowercase before sending to the UI; ensure every snippet (type, schema, API
response, and UI mapping) uses the same casing so types and badge rendering
align.

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