Daily check-ins, day-anchored missions, community leaderboards.
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Read the full README ↗Multi-community accountability platform. Phase 1 build in progress.
Spec: braveman-app-build-config.md — authoritative.
Decisions log: DECISIONS.md.
npm install
cp .env.example .env.local
# fill in the DEV Supabase URL + keys (see CLAUDE.md, Databases)
TZ=UTC npm run dev
# open http://localhost:3300/design to see the brand component library
Migrations live in supabase/migrations/ as timestamped SQL files. They reach a database only through the migration command, which keeps a ledger of what ran:
npm run db:migrate -- --target dev --dry-run # list what's pending, apply nothing
npm run db:migrate -- --target dev # apply it to the dev database
Production runs are approved by Jason every time; see CLAUDE.md, Migrations. Don't use supabase db push: these databases were migrated by hand before the ledger existed, so db push would try to rerun everything (docs/failure-modes.md, FM-5).
src/
app/
(app)/ member surfaces
(leader)/ community leader tools
(admin)/ platform admin
api/ webhooks + coach endpoints (Phase 2+)
design/ dev-only component library
layout.tsx, page.tsx, globals.css
components/ui/ brand-tokened primitives
lib/
supabase/{server,browser,service}.ts
entitlement.ts the single access gate (§5)
pillars.ts pillar framework v1
fonts.ts Archivo/Inter fallbacks; swap for Adobe Fonts later
cn.ts
supabase/
migrations/ timestamped SQL files
config.toml
public/brand/ web-optimized brand assets
scripts/ seed + spreadsheet importer (Checkpoint D)
/design route renders the branded component library./today check-in + /missions with concreteness gate + /goals + seed script./community scorecards + /community/leaderboard (Weekly/Monthly/Streaks tabs) + 7-step onboarding + Partner Connection Survey with delta view + Me / partner / kids management.Once migrations are applied and .env.local has SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY:
npm run seed
Creates one community (basecamp), six members (comped subscription so the gate lets them in), and 28 days of check-ins + missions + one quarterly goal each. Six member profiles cover the common patterns:
| Member | Profile | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Steve W | grinder | ~85% hit rate, leader role |
| Tim C | steady | ~65% hit rate |
| John Y | cyclic | alternating strong/off weeks |
| Parker B | steady | ~65% hit rate |
| Mike R | slipping | declining trajectory |
| Dave K | returning | improving week over week |
Idempotent: safe to re-run.