# CLAUDE.md

## Project Summary

This project is porting the NATS server from Go to .NET 10 C#. The Go source (~130K LOC across 109 non-test files, 85 test files) is at `golang/nats-server/`. The porting process is tracked via an SQLite database (`porting.db`) and managed by two tools: a Go AST analyzer and a .NET PortTracker CLI.

## Folder Layout

```
natsnet/
├── golang/nats-server/              # Go source (reference)
├── dotnet/                          # .NET ported version
│   ├── src/
│   │   ├── ZB.MOM.NatsNet.Server/          # Main server library
│   │   └── ZB.MOM.NatsNet.Server.Host/     # Host/entry point
│   └── tests/
│       ├── ZB.MOM.NatsNet.Server.Tests/              # Unit tests
│       └── ZB.MOM.NatsNet.Server.IntegrationTests/   # Integration tests
├── tools/
│   ├── go-analyzer/                 # Go AST analyzer (Phases 1-2)
│   └── NatsNet.PortTracker/         # .NET CLI tool (all phases)
├── docs/plans/phases/               # Phase instruction guides
├── reports/                         # Generated porting reports
├── porting.db                       # SQLite tracking database
├── porting-schema.sql               # Database schema
└── documentation_rules.md           # Documentation conventions
```

## Tools

### Go AST Analyzer

```bash
CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -o go-analyzer . && ./go-analyzer --source golang/nats-server --db porting.db --schema porting-schema.sql
```

### .NET PortTracker CLI

```bash
dotnet run --project tools/NatsNet.PortTracker -- <command> --db porting.db
```

## Phase Instructions

- **Phase 1: Go Codebase Decomposition** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-1-decomposition.md`
- **Phase 2: Verification of Captured Items** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-2-verification.md`
- **Phase 3: Library Mapping** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-3-library-mapping.md`
- **Phase 4: .NET Solution Design** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-4-dotnet-design.md`
- **Phase 5: Mapping Verification** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-5-mapping-verification.md`
- **Phase 6: Initial Porting** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-6-porting.md`
- **Phase 7: Porting Verification** - `docs/plans/phases/phase-7-porting-verification.md`

## .NET Standards

All .NET code must follow the rules in [`docs/standards/dotnet-standards.md`](docs/standards/dotnet-standards.md). Key points:

- .NET 10, C# latest
- **Testing**: xUnit 3, Shouldly, NSubstitute — do NOT use FluentAssertions or Moq
- **Logging**: `Microsoft.Extensions.Logging` with Serilog provider; use `LogContext.PushProperty` for contextual enrichment
- **Naming**: PascalCase for all public members; `ZB.MOM.NatsNet.Server.[Module]` namespace hierarchy

## Using Codex via tmux-cli

Use `tmux-cli` to launch and interact with OpenAI Codex (`ccc` alias) in a separate tmux pane. This lets you delegate tasks to Codex without blocking your current session.

**Do NOT use the Codex MCP server (`mcp__codex__codex`) for long-running commands.** Use `tmux-cli` + `ccc` instead — it runs in a separate pane, won't time out, and lets you capture output when ready.

### The `ccc` alias

`ccc` runs `codex --dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox` (with Node/nvm auto-setup). Use it for tasks you want Codex to handle autonomously.

### Workflow

**Always launch a shell pane first** — if a command errors without a shell, the pane closes and output is lost:

```bash
# 1. Launch a shell (returns pane ID, e.g. "2")
tmux-cli launch "zsh"

# 2. Send a codex command to that pane
tmux-cli send 'ccc "your prompt here"' --pane=2

# 3. Wait for codex to finish (no output for N seconds = idle)
tmux-cli wait_idle --pane=2 --idle-time=10.0

# 4. Capture the output
tmux-cli capture --pane=2

# 5. Clean up when done
tmux-cli kill --pane=2
```

### Key tmux-cli commands

| Command | Purpose |
|---------|---------|
| `tmux-cli launch "zsh"` | Start a shell pane (do this FIRST) |
| `tmux-cli send "cmd" --pane=N` | Send text + Enter to pane N |
| `tmux-cli send "text" --pane=N --enter=False` | Send text without pressing Enter |
| `tmux-cli send "text" --pane=N --delay-enter=0.5` | Custom delay before Enter (default 1.5s) |
| `tmux-cli wait_idle --pane=N --idle-time=3.0` | Wait until pane has no output for N seconds |
| `tmux-cli capture --pane=N` | Capture current pane output |
| `tmux-cli list_panes` | List all panes (JSON with IDs and status) |
| `tmux-cli kill --pane=N` | Kill a pane (cannot kill your own) |
| `tmux-cli interrupt --pane=N` | Send Ctrl+C to a pane |
| `tmux-cli escape --pane=N` | Send Escape to a pane |

### Pane identifiers

- Just the pane number: `2` (current window)
- Full format: `session:window.pane` (e.g. `myapp:1.2`)

### Tips

- Use `wait_idle` instead of polling with repeated `capture` calls
- Save the pane ID returned by `launch` for subsequent commands
- Use `capture` to check state before sending input
- For long-running Codex tasks, increase `--idle-time` (e.g. `--idle-time=15.0`)

## Reports

- `reports/current.md` always has the latest porting status.
- `reports/report_{commit_id}.md` snapshots are generated on each commit via pre-commit hook.
- Run `./reports/generate-report.sh` manually to regenerate.
