# CLAUDE.md This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository. ## Project Overview Vaessl is an AI-powered integration bridge that accepts user text/image inputs, processes them through an LLM pipeline (via LiteLLM), and exports structured data to management systems (Homebox, WikiJS). The backend uses a provider pattern for extensibility, and the frontend is in early scaffolding stage. ## Commands ### Backend (Spring Boot + Gradle, inside `backend/`) ```bash ./gradlew build # compile and package ./gradlew test # run all tests ./gradlew test --tests com.vaessl.app.connection.ConnectionServiceTest # single test class ``` ### Frontend (React + Vite, inside `frontend/`) ```bash npm run dev # start dev server npm run build # TypeScript check + Vite build npm run lint # ESLint npm run test # Vitest watch mode npm run test:ui # Vitest visual dashboard ``` ## Environment Copy `.env.local` (not committed) into `backend/` with: - `DB_URL`, `DB_TEST_URL`, `DB_USERNAME`, `DB_PASSWORD` — PostgreSQL (test container on port 5434) - `OPENAI_KEY`, `OPENAI_BASE_URL` — LiteLLM gateway (provider-agnostic, configured for gpt-4o-mini) ## Architecture ### Backend (`backend/src/main/java/com/vaessl/app/`) Three main modules: **`connection/`** — core business logic - `ConnectionProvider` interface: each integrated app (Homebox, WikiJS) implements `login()` and declares its `ServiceType` - `ConnectionService`: auto-discovers providers via Spring injection, dispatches login by `ServiceType` - Entity (`Connection`) uses **Single Table Inheritance** — one `connections` table with app-specific nullable columns - DTOs use `Map` for flexible cross-app credential/result exchange **`dto/`** — `ConnectionRequest` / `ConnectionResponse` **`exception/`** — `GlobalExceptionHandler` via `@ControllerAdvice` ### Frontend (`frontend/src/`) React 19 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS, Vite 8 build. Currently basic scaffolding; no significant business logic yet. ### Data & AI - PostgreSQL + pgvector (semantic search via embeddings) - LiteLLM as a unified AI proxy; Spring AI OpenAI starter wired to it - Processing pipeline (Phase 2): stage in DB → LLM inference → refine via UI → export to target app ### Testing Strategy Integration tests spin up a **mirrored PostgreSQL container** on port 5434 (same schema as production). WireMock mocks external HTTP APIs (Homebox, WikiJS). Do not mock the database in integration tests — the mirrored container strategy exists specifically to catch schema/migration divergence.