feat: complete spec-driven task manager#34
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📝 Pull Request Summary
Title: feat: Implement Spec-Driven Full-Stack Task Manager
Summary:
Implemented a full-stack Task Manager using a Spec-First methodology. By enforcing the RULES.md constraint—writing specifications before code—I ensured that business logic (such as ISO-8601 immutability and weighted status cycling) was architecturally sound before any implementation began.
Key Technical Achievements:
Protocol Excellence: Identified and resolved a FastAPI AssertionError regarding the HTTP 204 No Content standard, ensuring the API strictly follows REST protocols by returning a header-only response without a body.
Type Parity: Maintained zero-drift between Python Pydantic models and TypeScript interfaces, ensuring the frontend and backend remain perfectly synced.
Testing Rigor: Developed a comprehensive suite of 34 tests (31 Backend Pytest cases, 3 Frontend Vitest cases), validating 100% of the Acceptance Criteria defined in the SPECS/ directory.
Codegen Strategy: Leveraged a multi-model approach (Gemini 1.5 Pro and Claude 3.5 Sonnet) for rapid scaffolding, architectural redundancy, and logic cross-verification, as documented in CODEGEN.md.
Verification Steps:
Backend: Run pytest -v inside the backend/ directory (31/31 Passed).
Frontend: Run npm test inside the frontend/ directory (3/3 Passed).
API Docs: Navigate to http://localhost:8000/docs to view the interactive Swagger UI.
Manual Smoke Test: Verified via a React dev server communicating with the FastAPI backend, covering the full task lifecycle.