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Project Status and Documentation

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Overview

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the Gradiant project’s current status, completed features, and upcoming development plans. It follows the guidelines outlined in the .cursorrules file and serves as a central reference for project documentation.

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Project Architecture

Gradiant is built using the following technology stack:

• Astro 5.6.1: Main framework, with built-in routing and component system
• TypeScript: For type-safe development
• UnoCSS: For styling (replacing previously used Tailwind CSS)
• Supabase: For authentication and database functionality
• Convex 1.21.0: For backend functionality
• Redis: For caching and session management
• Web Audio API: For audio processing features
• TensorFlow.js: For machine learning capabilities
• Node-SEAL: For zero-knowledge encryption implementation
• Vercel: For deployment and hosting

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Project Structure

The project follows Astro’s recommended structure:

• src/pages/: File-based routing
• src/components/: Reusable UI components
• src/layouts/: Page layouts
• src/content/: Content collections
• src/styles/: Global styles
• public/: Static assets
• docs/: Project documentation
• api/: API endpoints

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Completed Features

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Authentication System

• ✅ Complete authentication flow with Supabase integration
• ✅ Login form with dark theme styling
• ✅ Centered form elements with proper spacing
• ✅ Password reset flow with secure token handling
• ✅ HttpOnly cookies for secure token storage
• ✅ Auth callback route for secure token processing

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UI/UX Improvements

• ✅ Antfu-inspired dark theme throughout the application
• ✅ Consistent navigation between homepage and dashboard
• ✅ Plum background animation exclusive to the homepage
• ✅ Standardized component system for UI consistency
• ✅ Centralized CSS variables and utility classes
• ✅ Optimized layouts to prevent unnecessary scrolling
• ✅ Enhanced visual feedback for user interactions

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Performance Optimizations

• ✅ Fixed manifest.json 404 errors
• ✅ Normalized file paths in the watch system
• ✅ Implemented proper file structure for better maintenance
• ✅ Created reusable components to reduce code duplication

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Dashboard Functionality

• ✅ Authentication checks on dashboard access
• ✅ Centered text for better visual balance
• ✅ Consistent styling with the rest of the application

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In-Progress Features

• ⏳ Form validation and error messages
• ⏳ Remember me functionality
• ⏳ CSRF protection for auth forms
• ⏳ Sidebar navigation for dashboard
• ⏳ User profile section
• ⏳ Data visualization components

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Future Development Plans

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Short-term Goals (Next Sprint)

1. Complete form validation across all authentication forms
2. Implement toast notifications for user feedback
3. Add page transition animations between routes
4. Create a style guide page showing all UI components
5. Apply standardized components to all remaining pages
6. Develop comprehensive test coverage for authentication flows

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Medium-term Goals (Next 2-3 Sprints)

1. Implement data visualization components for the dashboard
2. Create user profile management functionality
3. Add advanced search capabilities
4. Implement real-time collaboration features
5. Enhance accessibility features to meet WCAG 2.1 standards

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Long-term Goals

1. Develop custom scenario creation tools
2. Implement advanced therapeutic technique detection
3. Add support for multi-language simulations
4. Create integration with continuing education platforms
5. Develop community features for shared insights

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Documentation Structure

The project documentation is organized as follows:

• docs/architecture.mdx: System architecture overview
• docs/introduction.mdx: Project introduction and key features
• docs/component-library.md: UI component documentation
• docs/project-status.md: This document, tracking overall progress
• .notes/status.mdx: Detailed tracking of completed and in-progress tasks
• .notes/tasks.mdx: Granular task management and tracking

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Coding Standards

All code in this project adheres to the following standards:

1. TypeScript for type safety
2. Proper Astro component structure with correct frontmatter syntax
3. Appropriate use of Astro’s built-in features
4. UnoCSS for styling with centralized variables
5. Component-based architecture with reusability in mind
6. Proper error handling and validation
7. Comprehensive documentation
8. Security best practices and HIPAA compliance

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Conclusion

The Gradiant project has made significant progress in establishing a robust foundation with a complete authentication system and consistent UI/UX. The focus on documentation and following best practices has created a maintainable codebase that can be extended for future features. The next phases of development will build upon this foundation to create a comprehensive healthcare platform that combines advanced AI capabilities with secure, HIPAA-compliant infrastructure.