Added prominent warnings in multiple locations to prevent accidental
database migrations that would break Impress 2020:
README.md:
- Added critical warning in "OpenNeo ID Database" section
- Highlighted that Impress 2020 directly accesses both databases
- Added warning in "Deployment" section about schema compatibility
- Linked to detailed documentation
docs/impress-2020-dependencies.md:
- Clarified both databases are directly accessed by Impress 2020
- Added new "Database Consolidation Blocker" section
- Documented that consolidation migration is ready but blocked
- Provided options to unblock (retire I2020 or coordinated deployment)
This ensures future developers (including future me!) are aware of this
critical dependency before proposing database schema changes.
Related: feature/consolidate-auth-database branch contains a ready-to-go
database consolidation, but it's blocked on Impress 2020 retirement.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
I'm starting to learn how AI agent stuff works, and a lot of what I'm finding is that rushing them into feature development sets you up for disaster, but that having strong collaboration conversations with helpful context works wonders.
So, I'm starting by creating that context: I had a little "here's the codebase" walkthrough conversation with Claude Code, and it generated these docs as output—which came out solid from the jump, with a few tweaks from me for improved nuance.
My hope is that this can serve both as an improved starting point for human collaborators _and_ if I let future Claude instances play around in here. That's a big theme of what I've found with AI tools so far: don't try to get clever, don't expect the world, just give them the same support you'd give people—and then everybody wins 🤞
