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Codebase Standardization & Quality Automation

August 12, 2025

An infrastructure-focused release that sets up the automated quality checks we’ll rely on going forward. No user-facing changes in this one, but this is the engineering discipline that lets us ship reliably.

Infrastructure

  • Automated code quality checks — Pre-commit hooks now run ESLint validation on every commit, catching issues before they reach the codebase
  • Interface naming standardization — All database interfaces follow consistent snake_case conventions, reducing bugs caused by naming mismatches between the app and database
  • Dependency updates — Package dependencies updated to latest stable versions across the project

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