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Invariants and constraints

  • large files cannot be fully loaded into RAM without explicit budget;
  • Local PDF must preserve streaming/Range and headers;
  • frontend does not access filesystems, banks, physical paths or secrets;
  • applied migrations are immutable and checked by checksum;
  • Existing IDs and URLs must be preserved;
  • categories come from directories/categoryPath, not tags;
  • Work and Library File are conceptsdistinct;
  • cache is never a source of truth; derivatives must be regenerable;
  • transient failure of the Drive should not remove files immediately;
  • manual metadata fields should not be automatically overwritten;
  • readers should implement idempotent cleanup and stable progress;
  • PWA changes require versioning/cache testing;
  • destructive operations must start in dry-run/check;
  • profilesshould not be treated as multi-user authentication;
  • backend does not serve spa; frontend uses proxy/API;
  • roadmap cannot be described as current implementation.