# Live App Agent API Requests

This file facilitates communication between Claude agents working on the Live app (`buyerkiosk-live-flutter`) and the backend (`buyerkiosk-web`).

## How This Works

1. **Live App Agent** writes requests to this file when it needs API information
2. **Backend Agent** checks this file and responds with implementation details
3. Both agents update the status as work progresses

---

## Pending Requests

<!-- Live app agent: Add new requests here using the template below -->

### REQ-20260526-01: Support `date` field in Update Shift endpoint (optional)

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-05-26
**Live App Feature**: Full Schedule (spec 003) — `EditShiftSheet`
**Priority**: `low`

#### Context
The Live app's `EditShiftSheet` edit-mode previously allowed managers to change a shift's date via the Date row picker, but the request payload then silently dropped the change because `POST /{typeNum}/manager/shifts/{shiftId}/update` does NOT accept a `date` field (only `employeeId`, `startTime`, `endTime`, `positionId`, `notes`).

The v1 fix (PR #1 review finding #5) is option **B-disabled**: render the Date row read-only in edit mode with a tooltip directing the manager to delete-and-create instead. This avoids the silent-data-loss bug but is a usability regression compared with a true edit.

#### Questions
1. Can the update-shift endpoint accept an optional `date` field? Semantics expected: same as create-shift's `date` — store-timezone Y-m-d.
2. If yes, are there constraints (e.g., reject when the new date is in a different published week)?
3. If implemented, an Ably `shift.updated` should fire with the new date in the payload, consistent with current behavior.

If the endpoint can support `date`, the Live app will switch the Date row from "read-only with tooltip" back to a picker and pass `date` in the update request payload (option A).

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260228-01: Add `storeCity` to Dashboard Endpoint Response

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-02-28
**Live App Feature**: Dashboard Store Cards
**Priority**: `medium`

#### Context
The Live app's dashboard cards need to show the city name as the primary identifier (matching the Xamarin app behavior, e.g., "ANNA - 00"). Currently the `POST /api/mobile/dashboard` response does NOT include `storeCity` — it only returns `store` (typeNum), `storeName` (franchise name like "Once Upon a Child"), `queue`, `queueCount`, and `financials`.

The Xamarin app's `DashboardViewModel.cs` expects `storeCity` from the same endpoint and formats it as `storeCity.ToUpper() + " - " + typeNum.Substring(2).ToUpper()`.

**Current response:**
```json
{
  "store": "ou20652",
  "storeName": "Once Upon a Child",
  "queue": [...],
  "queueCount": 5,
  "financials": { "bGoal": "$1,996.00", ... }
}
```

**Requested response** (just add `storeCity`):
```json
{
  "store": "ou20652",
  "storeName": "Once Upon a Child",
  "storeCity": "Anna",
  "queue": [...],
  "queueCount": 5,
  "financials": { "bGoal": "$1,996.00", ... }
}
```

#### Questions
1. Can `storeCity` be added to the dashboard response? The `stores` table likely has a `city` or `storeCity` column since the Xamarin model expects it.
2. While you're at it, could `waitTimeMinutes` and `numBuyers`/`numSorters` also be included? The Xamarin model expects these fields but the current API doesn't send them. We're currently calculating wait time client-side from the queue array, which works but is less efficient than a server-side value.

#### Mobile Side (Already Prepared)
- `StoreModel` already maps `storeCity` field (will use it when available)
- `Store.displayName` returns `storeCity ?? storeName` (graceful fallback)
- Wait time is calculated client-side from queue `timeEntered` as a workaround

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260220-05: Manager Punch History Endpoint (Team Time Punches)

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-02-20
**Live App Feature**: Scheduling Module (Spec 008) - Time Management / Punch Management
**Priority**: `high`

#### Context
The Live app is building a "Time Management" screen where managers can view all employee time punches for a given week and create clock overrides. Currently, the only punch history endpoint is `POST /{typeNum}/clock/history` which is employee-facing (shows the authenticated user's own punches).

Managers need a dedicated endpoint that returns ALL employees' punch data for a date range, so they can:
- See who clocked in/out and when across the week
- Identify missed punches (e.g., employee forgot to clock out)
- Verify breaks were recorded correctly
- Cross-reference scheduled shifts vs actual punches
- Create clock overrides to fix discrepancies (already supported via `/{typeNum}/manager/clock/override`)

#### Requested Endpoint

**`POST /{typeNum}/manager/punch-history`**

**Request Body:**
```json
{
  "startDate": "2026-02-17",
  "endDate": "2026-02-23",
  "employeeId": null,
  "limit": 100
}
```

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| `startDate` | string (date) | Yes | Start of date range (inclusive) |
| `endDate` | string (date) | Yes | End of date range (inclusive) |
| `employeeId` | integer | No | Filter to specific employee (null = all employees) |
| `limit` | integer | No | Max results (default 100) |

**Expected Response:**
```json
{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "punches": [
      {
        "employeeId": 123,
        "employeeName": "John Doe",
        "date": "2026-02-17",
        "shiftId": 456,
        "clockIn": "2026-02-17T09:02:00",
        "clockInPunchId": 1001,
        "clockOut": "2026-02-17T17:05:00",
        "clockOutPunchId": 1002,
        "breaks": [
          {
            "breakStartPunchId": 1003,
            "breakStart": "2026-02-17T12:00:00",
            "breakEndPunchId": 1004,
            "breakEnd": "2026-02-17T12:30:00",
            "duration": 30,
            "isPaid": false,
            "breakType": "unpaid"
          }
        ],
        "totalBreakMinutes": 30,
        "grossHours": 8.05,
        "netHours": 7.55,
        "isOverride": false,
        "overrideReason": null,
        "hasGpsData": true
      }
    ],
    "summary": {
      "totalPunches": 35,
      "totalEmployees": 12,
      "missingClockOuts": 2,
      "overrideCount": 3
    }
  }
}
```

#### Key Fields Explained
- `shiftId` — links punch session to the scheduled shift (null if unscheduled punch)
- `isOverride` — `true` if this punch was created via manager clock override
- `overrideReason` — the reason note from the override (null for normal punches)
- `breaks` — array of break sessions within this clock-in/clock-out period
- `grossHours` — total hours between clock in and clock out
- `netHours` — gross hours minus unpaid break time
- `missingClockOuts` — count of employees who clocked in but never clocked out (helps managers spot issues)

#### Questions
1. Does the existing `punch_history` table (or equivalent) store employee IDs that can be filtered by store?
2. Is break data already stored in the database? (This relates to REQ-20260220-04 for break punch support)
3. Should the endpoint support pagination (cursor-based) for stores with many employees, or is a date-range + limit sufficient?
4. Can `shiftId` be resolved from the punch data, or does it need a JOIN to the schedule tables?
5. Is there a "missing clock out" detection mechanism, or should the endpoint just return open sessions (clockIn present, clockOut null)?

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260220-04: Break Punch Support for Clock Override

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-02-20
**Live App Feature**: Scheduling Module (Spec 008) - Time Management / Clock Override
**Priority**: `medium`

#### Context
Managers need to add break punches for employees who forget to clock out/in for breaks. Currently the clock system only supports `clock_in` and `clock_out` punch types. When an employee misses a break punch, managers have no way to record it — the only workaround is adding a note to the shift, which doesn't affect hours calculations.

#### Requested Changes

**1. Extend punch types on Manager Clock Override endpoint**
`POST /{typeNum}/manager/clock/override`

Current `type` enum: `[clock_in, clock_out]`
Requested `type` enum: `[clock_in, clock_out, break_start, break_end]`

**2. Extend Employee Clock Override Request endpoint**
`POST /{typeNum}/clock/override-request`

Current `punchType` enum: `[clockIn, clockOut]`
Requested `punchType` enum: `[clockIn, clockOut, breakStart, breakEnd]`

**3. Include breaks in Punch Session / Punch History**
`GET /{typeNum}/clock/history`

Add break pairs to `PunchSession` schema:
```json
{
  "clockInPunchId": 100,
  "clockIn": "2026-02-20T09:00:00",
  "clockOut": "2026-02-20T17:00:00",
  "clockOutPunchId": 105,
  "breaks": [
    {
      "breakStartPunchId": 102,
      "breakStart": "2026-02-20T12:00:00",
      "breakEndPunchId": 103,
      "breakEnd": "2026-02-20T12:30:00",
      "duration": 30,
      "isPaid": false
    }
  ],
  "totalBreakMinutes": 30,
  "netHoursWorked": 7.5
}
```

**4. Hours calculations**
Should `totalHours` on clock-out subtract unpaid break time? Or should we track `grossHours` and `netHours` separately?

#### Questions
1. Is there an existing break tracking mechanism in the database (break tables, break types)?
2. Does the business differentiate between paid and unpaid breaks?
3. Are there state/federal compliance requirements for break tracking (e.g., mandatory 30-min break after 6 hours)?
4. Should break punches require geofence validation like clock-in?
5. What's the preferred punch type naming convention — `break_start`/`break_end` or `breakStart`/`breakEnd`?

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260220-03: Add `timesheetApproved` Field to Shift Responses

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-02-20
**Live App Feature**: Scheduling Module (Spec 008) - Time Management
**Priority**: `medium`

#### Context
The Live app's Time Management screen shows a full Mon-Sun week of shifts. Managers need to edit past shifts (correct hours, reassign employees, add notes) — but only if the shift's timesheet has NOT been approved yet. Once a timesheet is approved (e.g., submitted to payroll), the shift should be locked from edits.

Currently, the shift response from endpoints like `POST /{typeNum}/schedule/daily` does not include any timesheet approval status. The Live app previously blocked ALL past-shift edits, which was too restrictive. We've removed that restriction and are now allowing all past-shift edits until backend provides an approval flag.

#### Questions
1. Can you add a `timesheetApproved` (boolean, default `false`) field to shift objects returned by:
   - `POST /{typeNum}/schedule/daily` (shifts array)
   - `POST /{typeNum}/manager/shifts/{id}/update` (single shift response)
   - `POST /{typeNum}/schedule` (my schedule - shifts array)
   - Any other endpoint that returns shift data
2. What determines whether a timesheet is "approved"? Is there an existing approval workflow in the backend?
3. If no approval workflow exists yet, should we use the pay period close date as a proxy (i.e., shifts in a closed pay period are locked)?

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260220-02: Chat Add Member PUT Endpoint Returns 520 Server Crash

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-02-20
**Live App Feature**: Chat Module (Spec 007)
**Priority**: `high`

#### Context
When adding a member to a chat channel via the PUT endpoint, the backend crashes with a 520 (Cloudflare origin error / server crash). The member is NOT added, but the Flutter app previously showed a false success message (fixed on mobile side with this report).

**Observed behavior:**
- `PUT /api/staff-chat/ou00/channels/4/members` with body `{"user_ids": [8124]}` → **520 error**
- The response body is a Cloudflare error page, not JSON
- This was a real user action: adding an existing employee to an existing channel
- The channel (id: 4) exists and is accessible — GET requests for messages and members on this channel work fine

**Expected behavior:**
- PUT should add the member and return updated member list (or success boolean)
- If the user is already a member, it should return a 409 or a success no-op, not crash

#### Debug Evidence
From the app's network log:
```
PUT https://try.buyerkiosk.com/api/staff-chat/ou00/channels/4/members
Request body: {"user_ids": [8124]}
Response: 520 (Cloudflare HTML error page)
```

This happened immediately after the user selected an employee from the eligible members picker.

#### Questions
1. Is there an unhandled exception or null reference in the PUT members handler? The 520 suggests the PHP process crashed.
2. Does the endpoint validate that `user_ids` contains valid employee IDs for the store before processing?
3. Could this be related to REQ-20260220-01 (member scoping issue)? If the member is already in the channel via role-based auto-membership, does the PUT try to re-add and hit a unique constraint?

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260220-01: Chat Channel Members Endpoint Returns All System Users Instead of Store Employees

**Status**: `pending`
**Requested**: 2026-02-20
**Live App Feature**: Chat Module (Spec 007)
**Priority**: `high`

#### Context
The Staff Chat module's members endpoint returns ALL users across the entire system rather than filtering to employees of the specific store. This causes the General channel (and likely all auto-membership channels) to show users who don't belong to that store.

**Observed behavior** on store `ou00`:
- `GET /api/chat/ou00/channels/1/members` returns **59 members** — all with `membershipType: "role"`
- `eligibleToAdd` is empty `[]` (because everyone is already a member)
- Members include users from other stores who have no association with `ou00`

**Expected behavior:**
- Only employees who belong to store `ou00` should appear as members
- `membershipType: "role"` should be scoped to the store's employees, not all system users
- `eligibleToAdd` should list store employees not yet in the channel

#### Debug Evidence
API response excerpt showing the issue:
```json
{
  "success": true,
  "members": [
    {"userId": 8124, "name": "User A", "membershipType": "role", "isMuted": false},
    {"userId": 8147, "name": "User B", "membershipType": "role", "isMuted": false},
    // ... 57 more users, many NOT employees of ou00
  ],
  "eligibleToAdd": []
}
```

The `membershipType: "role"` suggests these are auto-assigned based on role/access level, but the assignment isn't filtered by store `typeNum`.

#### Questions
1. Is the role-based auto-membership logic filtering by the store's `typeNum` when determining which users get added to the channel?
2. Where is the member assignment query? It likely needs a JOIN or WHERE clause to scope to the store's employees table.
3. Should the fix scope both the `members` list AND the `eligibleToAdd` list to store employees only?

#### Backend Response
*Awaiting response*

---

### REQ-20260219-01: Add `hasScheduling` Flag to Login Response Per Store

**Status**: `implemented`
**Requested**: 2026-02-19
**Live App Feature**: Scheduling Module (Spec 008)
**Priority**: `high`

#### Context
The Live app's scheduling module (Spec 008, fully implemented) needs to know which stores have the BuyerKiosk Scheduling product enabled. Currently the app **guesses** by checking the user's role (Manager/Owner = scheduling access), but this is wrong — an Owner at a store without the scheduling product would still see the Schedule tab.

The login response (`POST /api/mobile/auth/login`) currently returns stores like:
```json
{
  "stores": [
    {
      "typeNum": "bk01",
      "storeName": "Store Name",
      "storeType": "pc",
      "employee": {
        "id": 123,
        "fullName": "John Doe",
        "role": 2
      }
    }
  ]
}
```

#### Questions
1. Can a `hasScheduling` boolean flag be added to each store object in the login response? Expected format:
```json
{
  "typeNum": "bk01",
  "storeName": "Store Name",
  "storeType": "pc",
  "hasScheduling": true,
  "employee": {
    "id": 123,
    "fullName": "John Doe",
    "role": 2
  }
}
```
2. Where is the scheduling feature flag stored in the database? Is it a store-level setting (e.g., a column on the stores table or a features/subscriptions table)?
3. Should this also be included in the refresh token response, or is login-only sufficient?

#### Mobile Side (Already Prepared)
The mobile app will:
- Parse `hasScheduling` from the store object (defaulting to `true` for backward compatibility until backend deploys)
- Use it instead of the role-based guess to show/hide the Schedule tab
- Fall back to role-based check (`isManager`) if field is missing

#### Backend Response

**IMPLEMENTED** - `hasScheduling` boolean added to both mobile auth login endpoints.

**Answers:**

1. **`hasScheduling` flag added** - Returns `true` when the store's `schedulingProvider` column equals `'buyerkiosk'`, `false` otherwise. Added to both login endpoints:
   - `POST /api/mobile/auth/login` (Live app JWT auth)
   - `POST /api/mobile/scheduling/auth/login` (Scheduling-specific auth)

2. **Where is the flag stored?** - The `schedulingProvider` column on `kiosk_buykiosk.stores` table. Values: `'buyerkiosk'` (has scheduling), `'wheniwork'` (external), `'homebase'` (external), `'none'` (no scheduling). The `hasScheduling` flag is `true` ONLY for `'buyerkiosk'`.

3. **Refresh token response** - Does NOT include stores (only returns new tokens), so no change needed there. Login-only is sufficient since store config rarely changes mid-session.

**Response format** (matches your request exactly):
```json
{
  "typeNum": "bk01",
  "storeName": "Store Name",
  "storeType": "pc",
  "hasScheduling": true,
  "employee": {
    "id": 123,
    "fullName": "John Doe",
    "role": 2
  }
}
```

**Files Changed:**
- `userfrosting/src/BuyerKiosk/MobileApi/Controllers/MobileAuthController.php:367,413` - Added `schedulingProvider` to SELECT + `hasScheduling` to store array
- `userfrosting/src/BuyerKiosk/MobileScheduling/Controllers/MobileAuthController.php:505,534` - Same changes for scheduling auth endpoint

**Mobile Action Required:**
- [ ] Parse `hasScheduling` from store object (your default `true` fallback is safe during rollout)
- [ ] Replace role-based guess with `hasScheduling` flag for Schedule tab visibility
- [ ] You can remove the role-based fallback once backend is deployed to all environments

---

### REQ-20260206-01: Backstock Locations Endpoint Returning 404

**Status**: `implemented`
**Requested**: 2026-02-06
**Resolved**: 2026-02-06
**Live App Feature**: Backstock Management (event form, bin search)
**Priority**: `medium`

#### Context
The Live app's backstock feature needs to fetch location data for filtering bins and creating events. The app is calling `POST /api/mobile/backstock/:typeNum/locations` but receiving 404 Not Found responses.

The endpoint is referenced in:
- `lib/presentation/screens/backstock/event_form_screen.dart` - Location selection for events
- `lib/presentation/screens/backstock/bin_search_screen.dart` - Location filter chips

We've added graceful error handling on the mobile side (returning empty list on 404), but the feature would be more useful with actual location data.

#### Questions
1. Is the `/mobile/backstock/:typeNum/locations` endpoint implemented? If so, what's the correct route?
2. If not implemented, can it be added? Expected response format:

```json
{
  "success": true,
  "locations": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "Back Room",
      "onSite": true
    },
    {
      "id": 2,
      "name": "Storage",
      "onSite": false
    }
  ]
}
```

3. The mobile app has a `BackstockLocationModel` expecting: `id` (int), `name` (String), `onSite` (bool). Does this match your data model?

#### Backend Response

✅ **IMPLEMENTED** - The endpoint is now available!

**Endpoint**: `POST /api/mobile/backstock/:typeNum/locations`

**Authentication**: Requires hybrid auth (JWT or API key) + store access

**Response Format** (matches your model exactly):
```json
{
  "success": true,
  "locations": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "Back Room",
      "onSite": true
    },
    {
      "id": 2,
      "name": "Storage",
      "onSite": false
    }
  ]
}
```

**Answers**:
1. It was NOT implemented - only the web endpoint existed at `GET /api/:typeNum/workbook/backstock/locations/`. The mobile endpoint has now been added.
2. ✅ Added the endpoint following the same pattern as the categories endpoint.
3. ✅ Data model matches exactly: `id` (int), `name` (String), `onSite` (bool). The database stores `onsite` as 0/1 which we convert to boolean.

**Files Changed**:
- `userfrosting/src/BuyerKiosk/MobileApi/Controllers/MobileApiController.php:3621-3662` - Added `getBackstockLocations()` method
- `userfrosting/routes/groups/mobile.php:1663-1681` - Added route

**Mobile Action Required**:
- [ ] Your existing code should now work - just refresh/retry the API call
- [ ] Remove any 404 workarounds if desired (graceful handling is still good practice)

---

## Request Template

```markdown
### REQ-[YYYYMMDD]-[NN]: [Brief Title]

**Status**: `pending` | `in-progress` | `answered` | `implemented`
**Requested**: [Date]
**Live App Feature**: [Spec ID or feature name]
**Priority**: `high` | `medium` | `low`

#### Context
[What Live app feature needs this API]

#### Questions
1. [Specific question about endpoint, payload, response, etc.]
2. [Another question]

#### Backend Response
<!-- Backend agent fills this in -->
*Awaiting response*
```

---

## Completed Requests

<!-- Move answered requests here for reference -->

### [2026-05-21] Spec 003-schedule-visibility Phase 1 backend complete

**Status**: `implemented`
**Date**: 2026-05-21
**Type**: `new-endpoint` + `enhancement`
**Affects**: schedule, chat-from-schedule, real-time
**Backend Spec**: 003-schedule-visibility (Phase 1, T1.3–T1.7 landed; T1.8 = these docs)

#### Summary
Schedule mutations are now broadcast via Ably on a two-channel layout. A new manager-only
`unpublish` endpoint reverts a published week to draft. A new tap-to-chat resolver opens
1:1 chat channels from the schedule grid. Every shift payload carries `hasUnpublishedChange`.

#### Details

**New REST endpoints:**
- `POST /api/mobile/scheduling/:typeNum/manager/schedule/unpublish` — body `{weekStart, reason?}`,
  returns `{success, unpublishId, shiftsAffected, employeesAffected, unpublishedAt}`. Manager-only.
  No push/SMS fan-out — clients learn via the `schedule.unpublished` Ably event.
- `POST /api/mobile/scheduling/:typeNum/chat/users/:userId/channel` — `userId` is `uf_users.id`.
  Returns `{channelId, isNew}`. 403 when caller + target don't share an accessible store.
  Mounted under the scheduling route file.

**Shift payload changes:**
- New field `hasUnpublishedChange: boolean` on every shift returned by mobile endpoints AND
  inside every Ably `shift.*` event. Formula:
  `(publishedAt IS NOT NULL) AND (updated_at > publishedAt)`. There is no `is_published` column —
  the boolean is derived. Drives the EDITED badge.
- `publishedAt` (camelCase) and `updatedAt` (camelCase in JSON; stored as `updated_at` in DB).

**Ably real-time events** (gated by `ABLY_SCHEDULING_BROADCAST_ENABLED`, default OFF):
- `shift.created`, `shift.updated`, `shift.deleted`, `schedule.published`, `schedule.unpublished`.
- Channels:
  - `kiosk_{typeNum}` — team-visible (published-state only).
  - `kiosk_{typeNum}_manager` — manager-only (drafts + all CRUD); JWT-gated server-side.
- Envelope on every payload: `eventId`, `serverSequence`, `serverTimestamp`, `actorEmployeeId`,
  `actorName`, `typeNum`.
- Routing rules: shift events use event-time gating (manager channel always, team channel iff
  the shift is published at dispatch time); schedule events fire on both channels always.
- Full event-shape reference: `../buyerkiosk-web/docs/interfaces/scheduling-realtime-events.md`.

**REST + OpenAPI reference:**
- `../buyerkiosk-web/docs/api/mobile-scheduling-api.md` — new endpoint specs + appendices.
- `../buyerkiosk-web/docs/api/mobile-scheduling-openapi.yaml` — schemas updated.

#### Mobile Action Required (Live app — manager-facing)
- [ ] Subscribe to BOTH `kiosk_{typeNum}` AND `kiosk_{typeNum}_manager`. Managers receive
      most events twice — dedup by `eventId` covers it.
- [ ] Implement the unpublish flow: `POST /api/mobile/scheduling/:typeNum/manager/schedule/unpublish`
      with `{weekStart, reason?}`. Map `400 NOT_PUBLISHED` to a "week is already draft" UI; map
      `400 INVALID_PARAM: reason must be ≤ 500 chars` to a validation error on the reason field.
- [ ] Apply LWW reconciliation for `shift.updated` / `shift.deleted`: drop the event when
      `event.serverTimestamp <= local.updatedAt`. This matters for the clear case where the
      manager is mid-edit on the same shift another manager just touched.
- [ ] On `schedule.published` / `schedule.unpublished`, refetch the week from REST rather than
      patching shifts inline.
- [ ] Consume `hasUnpublishedChange` for the EDITED badge — do not recompute.
- [ ] Apply the deep-map conversion (`Map<Object?, Object?>` → `Map<String, dynamic>`) before
      parsing Ably payloads. See the `ably-flutter-map-type-deep-conversion` skill.

---

### REQ-20260126-01: Close Reports Legacy Data - Values 100x Too Large

**Status**: `implemented`
**Requested**: 2026-01-26
**Resolved**: 2026-01-26
**Live App Feature**: Close Reports (Spec 004)
**Priority**: `high`

#### Context
Close Reports feature was displaying sales values that were 100x larger than expected. Testing with `ou00` store showed sales as ~$253,000 when they should be ~$2,530.

#### Root Cause Identified
**DOUBLE CONVERSION BUG** - The Value Objects had only one factory method (`fromArray()`) that converts dollars to cents (×100). This method was used both for:
1. ✅ **Write path**: DRS JSON (dollars) → `fromArray()` → cents (correct)
2. ❌ **Read path**: Database (cents) → `fromArray()` → cents×100 (BUG!)

The database values were CORRECT (in cents). The bug was only in the read path.

#### Solution Implemented
Added `fromStoredData()` methods to all Value Objects that accept already-converted cent values:
- `SalesSummaryVO::fromStoredData()` - No conversion
- `BuysDataVO::fromStoredData()` - No conversion
- `ReturnsDataVO::fromStoredData()` - No conversion
- `CashDataVO::fromStoredData()` - No conversion
- `LaborDataVO::fromStoredData()` - No conversion

Updated `CloseReport::fromDatabaseRow()` to use `fromStoredData()` instead of `fromArray()`.

#### Answers to Questions
1. **Q: Are legacy values in cents or dollars?** A: Stored correctly in CENTS. The bug was in the read path, not the data.
2. **Q: Need backend conversion?** A: No - data is correct. Fixed the read path instead.
3. **Q: Mobile skip /100 for legacy?** A: No - mobile code is correct. Backend fix resolves this.
4. **Q: Non-legacy reports correct?** A: Yes - all reports now return correct cent values.

#### Mobile Action Required
**NONE** - Backend-only fix. Mobile's `/100` conversion is correct. Just refresh API data.

#### Files Changed
- `src/BuyerKiosk/CloseReport/ValueObjects/SalesSummaryVO.php:57-86`
- `src/BuyerKiosk/CloseReport/ValueObjects/BuysDataVO.php:51-78`
- `src/BuyerKiosk/CloseReport/ValueObjects/ReturnsDataVO.php:47-72`
- `src/BuyerKiosk/CloseReport/ValueObjects/CashDataVO.php:42-69`
- `src/BuyerKiosk/CloseReport/ValueObjects/LaborDataVO.php:45-68`
- `src/BuyerKiosk/CloseReport/Models/CloseReport.php:503-551`

#### Tests Added
- `tests/Unit/CloseReport/ValueObjectsFromStoredDataTest.php` - 7 tests verifying no double-conversion

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### REQ-20250102-01: Initial Setup

**Status**: `implemented`
**Requested**: 2025-01-02
**Live App Feature**: Inter-agent communication
**Priority**: high

#### Context
Setting up communication protocol between Live app and backend agents.

#### Questions
1. Protocol established?

#### Backend Response
Yes - Live app writes requests here, backend responds and writes updates to `../buyerkiosk-live-flutter/docs/backend-api-updates.md`

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## Notes for Agents

### For Live App Agent (buyerkiosk-live-flutter)
- Write requests when you need API details not in existing docs
- Be specific about payload formats, error codes, response structures
- Reference your spec ID so backend knows the context
- Check existing API docs first

### For Backend Agent (buyerkiosk-web)
- Check this file when starting a session
- Respond with code references (file:line) when helpful
- Update status to `in-progress` while working on response
- If API changes are needed, note them and implement
- Move completed requests to the "Completed" section