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Added detailed sections to `AGENTS.md`:
- "Repo Snapshot (verified)" to describe the .NET 8 solution structure and current implementation state.
- "High-value Commands" with instructions for building and running the solution.
- "Architecture That Matters During Edits" to outline dependency direction, key libraries, and response contract.
- "Current Implementation Gaps (easy to miss)" to highlight incomplete implementations and areas needing verification.
- "Config/Security Gotcha" to warn about sensitive data in `appsettings.json`.

Updated `README.md`:
- Added "Wichtiger Hinweis zu DB-Spaltennamen" to explain DB column mapping practices and emphasize the need for final verification of stored procedure result sets.
- Clarified that DB field names are mapped only in the Infrastructure layer, not in Domain models.
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# AGENTS
## Repo Snapshot (verified)
- This is a .NET 8 solution with 4 projects: API (`src/presentation/DigitalData.TaskFlow.API`), Application, Domain, Infrastructure.
- `Program.cs` only wires DI + Swagger + `MapControllers`; there are currently no controller classes, so no HTTP endpoints are exposed yet.
- There is no test project in the repository right now.
## High-value Commands
- Restore/build whole solution from repo root:
- `dotnet restore DigitalData.TaskFlow.sln`
- `dotnet build DigitalData.TaskFlow.sln`
- Run API project:
- `dotnet run --project src/presentation/DigitalData.TaskFlow.API/DigitalData.TaskFlow.API.csproj`
- Focused build for one layer:
- `dotnet build src/core/DigitalData.TaskFlow.Application/DigitalData.TaskFlow.Application.csproj`
## Architecture That Matters During Edits
- Dependency direction is strict: `API -> Application -> Domain`; `Infrastructure` depends on `Application` + `Domain` and is injected by API.
- Application layer uses MediatR + FluentValidation pipeline behavior (`ValidationBehavior<,>`) + AutoMapper profile (`ApplicationMappingProfile`).
- Response contract is centralized in Domain `ApiEnvelope<T>` + `MetaEntry`; use `ApiEnvelopeFactory` for consistent `meta.code/message` mapping.
- Infrastructure registers `TaskFlowDbContext` and repository interfaces in `DependencyInjection.cs`; missing `ConnectionStrings:TaskFlowDb` throws at startup.
- DB row-shape models (for procedures/views) live in Infrastructure (`Persistence/Models`), not in Domain.
## Current Implementation Gaps (easy to miss)
- `DocumentRepository` and `WorkflowRepository.CloseAsync` are still baseline/stub implementations returning placeholder data.
- `WorkflowListingReadModel` column mapping is based on read-only DB metadata and observed SP result sets; final shape must be re-verified from DB metadata (`sp_describe_first_result_set` or equivalent) before production hardening.
- `Swagger:EnabledInProduction` exists in config model but is not used in `Program.cs` yet.
## Config/Security Gotcha
- `src/presentation/DigitalData.TaskFlow.API/appsettings.json` currently contains a concrete SQL connection string and a MediatR license key; treat this file as sensitive and avoid propagating those values in docs, logs, or commits.