proposal-system/README.md

# Proposal System

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Internal proposal management platform for Sea Haven Industries. Dispatchers submit proposal requests, AI generates draft line items from historical data via Bedrock RAG, admins review and approve in a pricing workspace, and the system produces branded PDFs for delivery.

## Architecture Overview

Monorepo with five primary services:

- **.NET 8 API** -- Clean Architecture REST API hosted on Lambda behind API Gateway (JWT-authorized) with Function URL (AWS_IAM) for internal access
- **React 19 Web** -- MUI v9 admin/dispatcher workspace served via CloudFront + S3
- **React Native Mobile** -- iOS-first field app for dispatchers (offline-capable)
- **Python Lambdas** -- PDF extraction, PDF generation, library ingestion, AI suggestions, Aurora pgvector bootstrap
- **CDK Infrastructure** -- Three TypeScript stacks managing all AWS resources

## Repository Structure

```
proposal-system/
├── api/            .NET 8 Web API (Lambda-hosted, EF Core + PostgreSQL)
├── web/            React 19 + MUI v9 + Vite frontend
├── mobile/         React Native 0.86 iOS app
├── lambdas/        Python 3.12 processing functions (arm64)
├── infra/          CDK TypeScript (3 stacks)
├── shared/         TypeScript API contracts (shared between web + mobile)
├── scripts/        Post-deploy and utility scripts
├── .github/        CI/CD workflows
└── docker-compose.yml
```

## Tech Stack

| Component | Technologies |
|---|---|
| API | .NET 8, ASP.NET Core, EF Core + Npgsql, FluentValidation, Cognito JWT, Amazon.Lambda.AspNetCoreServer |
| Web | React 19, TypeScript, MUI v9, Vite, Redux Toolkit, TanStack Query, axios |
| Mobile | React Native CLI 0.86, React 19, React Native Paper, React Navigation, react-native-app-auth (PKCE), amazon-cognito-identity-js (SRP), Keychain, offline draft queue |
| Lambdas | Python 3.12, arm64, pdfplumber, reportlab, httpx, boto3 |
| Infrastructure | CDK TypeScript (aws-cdk-lib pinned exact, kept current by Dependabot) |
| AI/RAG | Bedrock Knowledge Base (Titan Embeddings v2), Aurora PostgreSQL + pgvector vector store (see ADR 0001), Claude Sonnet via Bedrock cross-region inference |
| Auth | Cognito User Pool + Google OAuth IdP (groups: dispatchers, admins, sysadmins) |

## AWS Resources

All resources are in **us-east-1** (account 328440206208).

| CDK Stack | Key Resources |
|---|---|
| `proposal-system-foundation` | Aurora PostgreSQL 15 Serverless v2 (RDS Data API, pgvector), S3 buckets, SQS queue + DLQ, Cognito user pool, Secrets Manager |
| `proposal-system-compute` | API Gateway HTTP API (JWT authorizer + access logging), .NET 8 API Lambda + Function URL (AWS_IAM), Python Lambdas (pdf-extract, pdf-generate, library-ingest, suggestions, aurora-pgvector-init bootstrap), Bedrock KB (Aurora pgvector store) |
| `proposal-system-frontend` | CloudFront distribution (S3 OAC) |

| Resource Type | Names |
|---|---|
| S3 Buckets | `proposal-system-uploads`, `proposal-system-generated`, `proposal-system-library`, `seahaven-ios-certificates` |
| SQS | `proposal-system-jobs` (720s visibility, SQS-managed encryption, reportBatchItemFailures) + `proposal-system-jobs-dlq` (SQS-managed encryption, message body filtering by jobType) |
| Secrets | `proposal-system/db-credentials`, `proposal-system/internal-api-key` |

## Local Development

### Prerequisites

- .NET 8 SDK
- Node.js 24+
- Python 3.12
- PostgreSQL 16 (via docker-compose or native)

### Database

```bash
docker compose up -d    # starts PostgreSQL on port 5432
# database: proposalsystem, password: localdev
```

### API

```bash
cd api
dotnet restore
dotnet run --project src/ProposalSystem.Api
# runs on http://localhost:5000
```

In development mode (`DevMode=true` in appsettings.Development.json):
- JWT auth uses a local symmetric HMAC key (no Cognito required)
- S3 service returns fake presigned URLs
- SQS publisher logs messages without sending

### Web Frontend

```bash
cd web
npm install
npm run dev
# runs on http://localhost:5173, proxies /api to localhost:5000
```

When `VITE_COGNITO_CLIENT_ID` is not set, the login screen shows role-selector buttons for local development.

### Infrastructure

```bash
cd infra
npm install
npx cdk synth
```

## CI/CD

### CI (on pull request to main)

Seven parallel jobs calling org reusable workflows:

| Job | Workflow | What it checks |
|---|---|---|
| .NET Build & Test | `ci-dotnet.yaml` | Restore, build, test the API solution (123 xUnit tests) |
| Web Frontend Check | `ci-typescript-cdk.yaml` | TypeScript typecheck for web |
| Web Tests | inline job | vitest suite (26 tests — auth, interceptors, components) |
| Mobile Typecheck | `ci-typescript-cdk.yaml` | TypeScript typecheck for mobile |
| Python Lint | `ci-python-sam.yaml` | ruff check + format on lambdas/ |
| Python Tests | inline job | pytest suite (37 tests — pdf-generate, suggestions, library-ingest, internal API signing) |
| CDK Synth | `ci-typescript-cdk.yaml` | Synthesize CDK stacks (includes .NET publish) |

### Deploy (manual)

Auto-deploy on push to main is currently disabled (PR #167) — both deploy workflows run via `workflow_dispatch` from the Actions tab. `deploy.yaml` calls the `cd-cdk.yaml` reusable workflow:
1. Publishes .NET 8 API and Python Lambdas
2. Runs `cdk deploy --all`
3. Executes `scripts/post-deploy.sh` (builds web, syncs to S3, invalidates CloudFront)

Deploy uses OIDC role `githubdeploy-proposal-system`. Concurrency group prevents parallel deploys.

### Mobile Deploy

Workflow: `deploy-mobile.yaml` -- builds and uploads to TestFlight via `cd-mobile-ios.yaml` reusable workflow on `macos-26`.

Trigger: **manual only** (`workflow_dispatch`) while the app is pre-V1, to save macOS runner cost.

## Mobile iOS

The iOS app uses **Fastlane** with **match** for code signing. Certificates and profiles are stored in the `seahaven-ios-certificates` S3 bucket (versioning enabled, public access blocked).

Build and upload to TestFlight is handled by the `cd-mobile-ios.yaml` reusable workflow. Required secrets:

| Secret | Purpose |
|---|---|
| `AWS_DEPLOY_ROLE_ARN` | OIDC role for match S3 access |
| `MATCH_PASSWORD` | Decryption passphrase for signing assets |
| `ASC_KEY_ID` | App Store Connect API key ID |
| `ASC_ISSUER_ID` | App Store Connect issuer |
| `ASC_KEY_CONTENT` | App Store Connect API key (base64) |

## Authentication & Authorization

Two-layer auth architecture with defense-in-depth:

| Path | Authorizer | Authentication |
|---|---|---|
| External clients → API Gateway `/{proxy+}` | Cognito JWT authorizer (web + mobile client IDs) | .NET JWT middleware (ValidateAudience=true) |
| `/api/health` | None (public) | None |
| `/api/auth/callback`, `/api/auth/dev-login` | None (unauthenticated) | None (pre-auth endpoints) |
| Internal Lambdas → Function URL | AWS_IAM (grantInvokeUrl) | Internal API key (`X-Internal-Api-Key` header, value from Secrets Manager) |

**Role-based access:** Cognito groups (`dispatchers`, `admins`, `sysadmins`) map to API roles via `cognito:groups` claim. Dispatchers can only see their own proposals (ownership enforced in service layer). VendorProposals and GeneratedPdfs endpoints restricted to admins/sysadmins.

**Internal API key:** Python Lambdas call the .NET API via a Lambda Function URL with AWS_IAM auth (bypasses API Gateway JWT check). The `InternalApiKeyMiddleware` validates the `X-Internal-Api-Key` header and assigns the `admins` role to the synthetic identity. Lambdas cache the API key from Secrets Manager with a 5-minute TTL.

## Data Flow

1. Dispatcher submits proposal request (web or mobile)
2. API creates proposal record (with advisory-locked number generation), publishes SQS message
3. If vendor PDF attached: `pdf-extract` Lambda parses and structures data
4. Suggestions Lambda queries Bedrock KB for similar proposals, generates line items via Claude
5. Admin reviews/edits line items in pricing workspace
6. On approval: `pdf-generate` Lambda creates branded PDF
7. On send: `library-ingest` Lambda adds approved proposal to KB for future matching

Failed SQS messages are reported via `batchItemFailures` and retried up to 3 times before moving to the DLQ.

## Testing

186 tests across three stacks, all run in CI on every PR:

| Suite | Framework | Count | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| .NET API | xUnit | 123 | State machine transitions, authorization attributes, middleware, validators, ProposalNumberGenerator, LineItemService state guards |
| Web | vitest | 26 | ProtectedRoute, RoleGuard, API client interceptor (401 logout, token attachment) |
| Python Lambdas | pytest | 37 | pdf-generate, suggestions, library-ingest handler contracts, internal API signing |

```bash
cd api && dotnet test          # .NET tests
cd web && npm test             # vitest
cd lambdas && python -m pytest # pytest
```

## Security

Hardening applied across all layers (see AUDIT-REPORT.md for full details):

- **Auth:** Cognito JWT validation with audience check, startup fails if auth not configured, DevMode gated to `IsDevelopment()`
- **API:** FluentValidation on all DTOs, generic error responses (no stack traces or config leaks), structured audit logging with before/after diffs
- **Function URL:** AWS_IAM auth + internal API key (two-layer defense)
- **Infrastructure:** S3 `enforceSSL` + `BLOCK_ALL`, SQS managed encryption, Aurora in private subnets, Cognito optional TOTP MFA, API Gateway access logging
- **Lambdas:** Prompt injection sanitization, PDF size limits, numeric validation on AI suggestions, S3 key sanitization, idempotent SQS processing
- **CI/CD:** OIDC (no long-lived credentials), org reusable workflows (`@main`), `--require-approval broadening` on local deploys
- **Web:** sessionStorage for tokens (not localStorage), error boundaries, role guards on all admin routes, 401 interceptor clears auth state