mega-plant/AGENTS.md

# AGENTS.md — Mega Plant

## Mobile checklist (Round 4 standing rule)

Every page must pass the mobile checklist before it is considered complete:

1. **No horizontal page scroll at 375px.** Individual tables may scroll inside their own container; the page itself may not.
2. **No text under 12px on mobile.** Bump `text-[10px]` labels up.
3. **No tap target under 44×44px.** Keep the visual size if you like — add padding to the hit area.
4. **Wide tables scroll inside their own container** with a sticky first column and `-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch`. Add a visible scroll affordance (e.g. right-edge fade).
5. **Filter controls collapse** below `lg` — pills become a `<select>` dropdown. Don't stack 13 pills into 13 rows.
6. **Verify at 375×812 and 768×1024.** Run `document.documentElement.scrollWidth > document.documentElement.clientWidth` and confirm it returns `false`. Count tap targets and text sizes. Screenshot every route.

If a route fails any of the above, it is not done.

## Build / dev

- `npm run dev` → port 6007 (nohup-detached: `nohup npm run dev > /tmp/plant-dev.log 2>&1 & disown`)
- `npm run build` → 15 routes, webpack mode (PWA is webpack-only)
- `npm run typecheck` → `npx tsc --noEmit`
- `npm run seed` → wipe + re-import `data/source/*.json` into PocketBase. Fails loudly on any unmatched row or broken VAT.
- `node scripts/setup-invoice-collections.mjs` → create the `invoices` / `invoice_lines` collections (idempotent).
- `node scripts/book-invoice.mjs` → post invoice lines into `monthly_income` as additional rows.

## Invoices — adding another one

`scripts/seed.mjs` imports **every** `data/source/invoice-*.json` automatically, so a new
invoice is one file in that folder — no script edit. Each needs `invoice_no`, the period,
`vat_pct`, the header totals and a `lines` array. The seed re-checks the arithmetic on every
invoice and refuses any one that does not balance, while still seeding the others.

⚠️ `npm run seed` **deletes and recreates the `invoices` rows**, so any PDF uploaded through
`/income/invoices` is lost on the next seed and must be re-attached. Copy the PDFs somewhere
durable first — they are not in the repo.

`invoices.site` is a plain text label transcribed from the invoice's own description
(`PHI 166` → "West Park", `PHI 167` → "Halfway Gardens"). There is **no `sites` collection
yet** — build one when the client has sites to list, and back-fill `site` from this field.

## Invoice booking — run order matters

`npm run seed` **wipes `monthly_income`** and re-imports only the workbook, so invoice-derived
income is destroyed on every seed. Always:

```bash
npm run seed && node scripts/book-invoice.mjs
```

Booking is idempotent: each posted row is stamped with `monthly_income.invoice_line`, and
re-running removes the prior invoice-derived rows before re-inserting. Rows with an empty
`invoice_line` are workbook data and are never touched.

An invoice line with no `booked_asset` is **left unbooked and reported loudly** — never guessed
at. Assign it from `/income/invoices` (the **Booked to** column), or set `asset_code` in the
relevant `data/source/invoice-*.json` and re-run the pair above.

## One machine, many sites — not a duplicate

A machine hired to more than one site in the same month is **normal use, not a duplicate
billing**. Client ruling, 2026-10-01. Such a line is booked to the **same machine** as income,
and every hire accumulates on that one asset.

- `MPLANT05` (SC01) → PHI 166 West Park **and** PHI 171 Cosmo City, same period.
- `SS-01-CASE` (SS01) → PHI 167 Halfway Gardens **and** PHI 171 Cosmo City, same period.

`findDuplicateMachineCodes` still finds these overlaps, but the result is **informational, not
a problem**: it must never tint a row red, badge it as unbooked, or block booking. The income
figure's hover/tap breakdown shows each machine's full hire history across sites, which is
where a multi-site machine should be read. Only an **unbooked** line is a real problem.

The register has no `MPLANT04` / `MPLANT05` codes, so those map to `OC01` / `SC01` as the
consistent target — chosen, not derived. Confirm with the client if either should differ.

## Site monthly chart — which month an invoice lands in

`/sites` plots one sparkline per site (billed per month) and a site's row expands to the
invoices behind each month. `buildSiteSummaries` (`lib/sites.ts`) produces both.

**The month is always the invoice's `booked_month`, never `invoice_date` and never
`period_from`.** `seed.mjs` sets `booked_month`/`booked_year` from the month of
`period_to`, which is the same rule that posts the income into `monthly_income`. So a
site's September total on `/sites` is the same rand as the September column on `/income`
— the two screens cannot disagree. PHI 166 (period 21 Aug → 18 Sep) therefore books to
**September**. Re-deriving the month any other way is the one way to break this.

Other rules worth not re-learning:

- A month total is the **sum of that site's lines**, not the invoice header total. One
  invoice carries many lines to a site (PHI 166 has five), so an invoice is listed once
  per month with its lines accumulated — never one card per line.
- `months[]` is 12 slots of `null` for "no invoice", never `0`. A site whose billing
  starts in September is not eight months of zero.
- The series covers ONE year — `latestInvoiceYear(invoices)`, the max `booked_year`.
  Months from other years are dropped, not folded in, and the panel says so.
- `SiteSummary.pinned` exists because the table is a client component and cannot look
  the site up in the `sites` collection itself.
- **`/sites` defaults to the Cards view, deliberately mirroring `IncomeView`** — same
  toolbar, same card shape, same 12-month strip on expand, same three-up footer. The
  client likes the vehicles overview and asked for the sites to read the same way, so
  keep the two in step when either changes. Grid is the old table, kept as a toggle.
  The site detail link lives **inside the expanded panel only** — a card is a
  `<button>`, so a nested `<a>` would be invalid HTML.

## Money on invoices — VAT is NOT revenue

On `PHI 166` the totals block reads `SUB TOTAL 161,367.50 / Escalation 0.00 / PLUS VAT
24,205.13 / INVOICE TOTAL 185,572.63`. The R24,205.13 sits under the column headed **PLUS
VAT** — it is 15% VAT, *not* an escalation, and escalation is R0.00 on every line.

- The **invoice total (`total_incl`) is VAT-inclusive** — that is the headline figure.
- `total_excl` (hire) + `vat` = `total_incl`, checked per line and on the header by the seed.
- **Booked amount follows `lib/invoice-booking-policy.json` → `bookInclusiveVat`.** It is
  currently `true`: amounts are booked VAT-**inclusive**, per the client's ruling of
  2026-10-01. That means SARS output VAT of R29,935.13 (Sept 2026 set) sits **inside** the
  R229,502.63 shown as income on `/income`, so those figures are a cash/billing view, not a
  VAT-excl. P&L. Flip the flag to `false` and re-run `npm run seed && node scripts/book-invoice.mjs`
  to book ex-VAT instead. Both the app and the CLI script read that one file, so they
  cannot disagree.
- The VAT stays visible rather than hidden: `/income` shows "includes R 29 935 VAT" and each
  machine card shows "incl R X VAT" (`IncomeRow.invoiceVat`). Do not collapse the two.

Extract these by coordinate (`pdfplumber`, x-positions) or read the rendered page visually.
Plain text extraction reorders these columns and silently turns VAT into escalation.

## Manual invoice actions

- `POST /api/invoice-lines/:id/book` body `{ assetId }` (`""` clears) — sets `booked_asset`
  and **moves** the `monthly_income` row to the new machine rather than adding a second one.
- `POST /api/invoices/upload` multipart `file` + `invoiceNo` — PDF only, 20 MB cap, stored on
  `invoices.source_pdf`.
- `GET /api/invoices/:id/document` — proxies the PDF. Do **not** link to
  `NEXT_PUBLIC_PB_URL/api/files/<filename>`: the `invoices` collection is rule-locked and
  that path 404s in a browser. PocketBase also resolves protected files by the full
  `/api/files/<collectionId>/<recordId>/<filename>` path — build it with `pb.files.getURL()`.

## Color palette — never change

Coolors:
- `#EDAE49` Sunny — orange/positive accent
- `#D1495B` Brick Red — deficit/destructive
- `#00798C` Notartis Seaweed — teal/stable
- `#30638E` Lights Casual — main blue/brand
- `#003D5B` Indigo Dye — deep navy

Chart marks (deeper steps of the same hues — see HANDOFF-PROMPT-3 §A.4):
- `--color-chart-income` (light `#0090A6`, dark `#00A6BE`)
- `--color-chart-fixed`  (`#BE851F` both)
- `--color-chart-running` (`#8B5CF6` both) — the project's existing
  `--color-brand-purple`, so Running introduces no new hue. **Client ruling, 2026-10-02:**
  Running was moved off red because red is now reserved for a month that made a loss, and a
  red Running line sitting next to a red loss segment was unreadable. Yellow was considered
  and rejected — `--color-chart-fixed` is already a gold.
- `--color-chart-loss` (light `#C13B4D`, dark `#D94F60`) — a month that did not make
  profit. **It has its own token on purpose:** it used to read
  `--color-chart-running`, so recolouring Running silently dragged the loss red with it.
- `--color-chart-profit` (`#7A9E06` both) — the profit line's green. **Client ruling,
  2026-10-02: this is a second deliberate exception to the "never change the palette" rule.**
  It is a bright yellow-green, chosen so the profit line reads as its own series instead of
  blending into the teal income line.

`globals.css` hard-codes `.recharts-cartesian-axis-tick text { font-size: 11px }`, which
**beats Recharts' `tick.fontSize` prop**. Any "bump chart text to 12px on mobile" work has to
happen in that CSS rule or it silently does nothing.

## The profit line on `/charts` — Recharts constraints, do not re-derive

`MachineLineChart` draws profit as teal where the month made money and red where it did not,
fading across each sign crossing. Three things make this fragile:

- **A `Line` is one `<Curve>` path.** `<Cell>` does **not** recolour a segment — Cells only
  work for `Bar`. Per-segment colour therefore requires **one `<Line>` per same-sign run**,
  plus one extra `<Line>` per crossing for the gradient.
- **Never give a `Line` its own `data` prop inside a shared chart.** Recharts builds a
  categorical axis by concatenating the data of *every* series, so a short sliced `data`
  re-adds the month labels: the axis renders "Jan … Aug, Jan … Aug" while that series plots
  at the wrong months. Put each variant on the shared dataset as its own key
  (`profitRun0`, `profitCross0`) and null it outside its run; `connectNulls={false}` then
  draws just that run in the right place.
- **Profit `Line`s must be direct children of the chart.** Recharts parses only known child
  types, so wrapping them in a `<g>` makes the entire profit line disappear without an error.
- **The tooltip needs a custom `content` component** (`ChartTooltip` in `MachineLineChart`).
  Recharts feeds the tooltip one entry per series, so the per-run keys would surface as
  `profitRun0` / `profitCross0` and "profit" would appear three or four times. The component
  drops every profit-backed series and adds one computed row, coloured by the month's sign.
  The base series carry an explicit `name`, because Recharts otherwise labels them by key
  (`running` reads as "Running cost", which is what the key is called).

Two deliberate honesty rules: profit stays **null** in a month with no income figure (never
treated as 0, which would draw a green dot for a month that was never billed), and a month
with no `monthly_running_costs` row gets a **hollow dot** because its profit is optimistic.
`/charts` alone reads profit including running cost — `lib/profit.ts` keeps its workbook
default for every other surface, and the card badge, the profit line and the Profit bars
view all share the one flag in `ChartsGrid`.

The toolbar's **Series** button toggles which lines a card draws (`mp:chartsSeries` in
localStorage, so the choice survives a reload). Two rules keep it honest: a hidden series
leaves the legend **and its Y axis** with it, so there is never an axis for a line that is
not drawn; and the last visible series cannot be switched off, because an empty chart reads
as broken. The Profit toggle also owns the loss colour, since red is a sign of the profit
line rather than a series of its own.

## Cost model

- `lib/profit.ts` is the single source of truth for profit. Default `includeRunningCost: false` (matches workbook). To flip: one-line change in `lib/profit.ts`.
- Term 1 = instalment ✅ confirmed.
- Term 2 = insurance ✅ confirmed.
- Term 3 = operator wages — varies per month per machine — **STILL NEEDS CLIENT INPUT**.

## Open questions

- Q1: Does profit include running cost? (default: no, matches workbook).
- Q2: What is term 3 of the fixed-expense formula? (See Round 1/2/3 HANDOFF-PROMPT files.)

## PocketBase

- URL: `process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_PB_URL` (env or `.env.local`)
- Auth: `pb.collection("_superusers").authWithPassword(env)` (Round 1 §5.3)
- Collections: `assets`, `monthly_income`, `monthly_running_costs`, `overheads`, `cost_lines`, `invoices`, `invoice_lines`
- `monthly_income` no longer carries `running_cost` — derive from `monthly_running_costs` at read time
- `monthly_income.invoice_line` → `invoice_lines`, nullable. Empty = workbook row, set = invoice-derived row
- `invoice_lines.booked_asset` → `assets`, nullable. Empty = line not yet booked to a machine