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- added a GitHub Actions workflow that installs dependencies and runs the current unit-test suite on pushes and pull requests
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- refreshed README status/roadmap wording so it reflects the hosted app and the shift toward GitHub-side polish
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## March 12, 2026 - Final Repo Polish and Product Vision
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Closed the main repository-presentation loop after deployment:
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- refreshed README screenshots so they reflect the current hosted dark-theme UI more accurately
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- cleaned up demo recordings and kept the README demo links aligned with the current asset names
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- added CI, license, and live-app badges near the top of the README
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- finalized the hosted app link and GitHub-side presentation cues around the deployed Streamlit app
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- added `ROADMAP.md` to capture the longer-term vision around a stronger backend, hosted/shared persistence, containerized deployment, and future repository RAG / Q&A workflows
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- updated report/export wording so `Recommendations` and `Key Technologies` stay consistent across the UI and generated outputs
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## Next Steps
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- finish GitHub-side polish: topics, homepage/demo link, and optional badges
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- continue deployment hardening for hosted runtime edge cases such as Playwright availability and SQLite persistence constraints
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- continue deployment hardening for hosted runtime edge cases such as Playwright availability, hosted OAuth behavior, and SQLite persistence constraints
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- decide whether SQLite remains sufficient for hosted single-instance use or needs to be replaced later
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- consider a stronger production architecture with a dedicated backend, hosted/shared database, and containerized deployment path
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