Javis OS
Javis OS is an Agentic AI that assists entrepreneurs in business tasks, helping them grow their work.
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RuleRadar monitors official EU product-safety and marketplace sources, shows exactly what changed, and turns it into checks for your team. Human-reviewed, source-linked, not legal advice.
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Read the full README ↗Monitors official EU product-safety and marketplace sources, detects meaningful wording changes, drafts source-grounded analyses with AI, routes every draft through human review, and delivers approved alerts to the sellers they apply to.
Informational monitoring, not legal advice. The product never determines compliance.
Next.js 16 (App Router, TypeScript) · Tailwind CSS 4 + shadcn/ui-pattern components · Supabase (Postgres, Auth, RLS) · OpenAI (Responses API, strict JSON schema) · Resend · Stripe · Sentry · Vitest · Playwright. Hosted on Vercel.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
supabase/migrations/ | 8 SQL migrations: tenancy, monitoring, alerts, queue/audit/retention, security (RLS, grants, RPCs), reference data, service functions, contact |
supabase/tests/ | SQL test suite (RLS, tenant isolation, entitlements, queue, retention) + local Supabase shim |
lib/core/ | Pure engine: normalisation, diff, retrieval, AI schema + verification, prompts, cost, billing mapping |
lib/pipeline/ | Agents (with enforced permissions) and orchestrator |
lib/server/ | Supabase adapter, auth helpers, OpenAI/Resend/Stripe integrations, env validation |
app/(site) | Public website · app/(auth) sign-in · app/onboarding · app/app customer app · app/admin staff console · app/api cron + Stripe webhook |
scripts/ | db-test.sh, test-all.sh, local-stack/ (Postgres + PostgREST + auth test double) |
docs/ | Audit, architecture, runbook, security and launch checklists, progress report |
Prerequisites: Node 20.9+, PostgreSQL 15+ (superuser access), and the PostgREST binary for the local stack.
npm install
./scripts/local-stack/start.sh # Postgres DB + PostgREST + gateway on http://localhost:54321
set -a; . ./.env.local.test; set +a # local keys (generated, local only)
npm run dev # http://localhost:3000
Seeded local users (sign in by setting a session cookie; see tests/e2e/helpers.ts): [email protected] (platform admin), [email protected], [email protected]. The local auth gateway is a test double; it is never deployed.
./scripts/test-all.sh # DB -> unit -> typecheck -> integration -> build -> E2E
npm test # unit + pipeline only (no database needed)
npm run test:db # SQL suite only
See docs/RUNBOOK.md. In short: create a Supabase project, apply supabase/migrations in order, create a Vercel project from this repo, set the variables in .env.example in Vercel's environment settings (never in code or chat), and grant yourself platform-admin with one SQL statement.