feat(partners): add use case pipeline & task board (Story 10.2)

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Closes #62

Summary

• Use Case Pipeline: Full state machine (Identified > Qualification > Evaluation > Pilot > Partnership) with archive/unarchive support
• Kanban Task Board: Three-column task board (To Do, In Progress, Done) per use case with task creation, status transitions, and deletion
• Internal Discussions: Threaded comment system for team collaboration on each use case
• Interactions Log: Track meetings, calls, emails, demos, and notes with contact association
• Pipeline Funnel Visualization: Bar chart showing use case distribution across pipeline stages
• Team Management: Add/remove team members to use cases with role assignments
• Attachments: File attachment support per use case

Files Changed

Database & Schema

• prisma/schema.prisma — 7 new models: UseCase, UseCaseTeamMember, UseCaseTask, UseCaseDiscussion, UseCaseAttachment, UseCaseInteraction + 4 new enums

State Machine

• src/server/lib/state-machines/usecase-transitions.ts — Pipeline transition rules, archive/unarchive logic, labels
• src/server/lib/state-machines/usecase-transitions.test.ts — 16 tests for transition validation

Service Layer

• src/server/services/usecase.schemas.ts — Zod input schemas for all CRUD + pipeline operations
• src/server/services/usecase.service.ts — Full service with CRUD, transitions, team, tasks, discussions, attachments, interactions
• src/server/services/usecase.service.test.ts — 30 tests covering all service functions

API Layer

• src/server/trpc/routers/usecase.ts — tRPC router with 20 procedures (RBAC-protected)
• src/server/trpc/routers/root.ts — Register useCaseRouter

Permissions & Events

• src/server/lib/permissions.ts — 7 new use case actions (create, read, update, delete, transition, manageTeam, manageTasks)
• src/server/events/types.ts — 13 new use case event types

UI Components

• src/components/usecases/UseCaseCard.tsx — Card for list views
• src/components/usecases/UseCaseStatusBadge.tsx — Status and priority badges
• src/components/usecases/UseCasePipelineProgress.tsx — Step indicator for pipeline stages
• src/components/usecases/UseCasePipelineFunnel.tsx — Funnel visualization
• src/components/usecases/UseCaseTaskBoard.tsx — Kanban task board
• src/components/usecases/UseCaseDiscussions.tsx — Discussion thread
• src/components/usecases/UseCaseInteractions.tsx — Interaction log
• src/components/usecases/UseCaseForm.tsx — Create/edit form

Pages

• src/app/(platform)/partners/[id]/usecases/page.tsx — Use case list with funnel
• src/app/(platform)/partners/[id]/usecases/new/page.tsx — Create use case
• src/app/(platform)/partners/[id]/usecases/[usecaseId]/page.tsx — Use case detail with all sub-features
• src/app/(platform)/partners/[id]/usecases/[usecaseId]/edit/page.tsx — Edit use case
• src/app/(platform)/partners/[id]/page.tsx — Added "Use Cases" link to org detail

Design Decisions

• Pipeline follows same state machine pattern as campaign/idea transitions
• Tasks use simple status columns (no drag-and-drop yet, uses button-based move)
• Discussions are internal-only by default (isInternal flag for future external support)
• All operations emit typed events via EventBus for cross-cutting concerns

Test Plan

• 635 unit tests passing (46 new for use case features)
• TypeScript strict mode — zero errors
• ESLint — zero warnings/errors
• Next.js build — successful
• Manual: Create use case from organization detail
• Manual: Advance through pipeline stages
• Manual: Add tasks to kanban board and move between columns
• Manual: Post discussions and log interactions

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CI Fix: Re-triggered Pipeline

The CI failure was a GitHub Actions infrastructure issue, not a code problem. The runner failed to start (empty steps array, 3-second total runtime). All checks pass locally:

• ✅ Prisma validate
• ✅ TypeScript typecheck (zero errors)
• ✅ ESLint (zero warnings)
• ✅ Prettier (all formatted)
• ✅ Vitest (635 tests passing)
• ✅ Next.js production build (successful)

Pushed an empty commit to re-trigger CI.

[claude]

Code Review: PR #173 — feat(partners): add use case pipeline & task board (Story 10.2)

Overall Assessment: LGTM ✓

This is a well-structured, comprehensive feature addition that follows the established project patterns closely. 3,846 lines of new code across schema, state machine, service, router, and UI layers — all consistently aligned with the project architecture.

Standards Compliance

Check	Status	Notes
Type safety	✅ Pass	No any, as any, @ts-ignore, or @ts-expect-error
Logger API	✅ Pass	Correct pino format: logger.info({data}, "message") throughout
No console.log	✅ Pass	Structured logger used exclusively
RBAC	✅ Pass	requirePermission() on every tRPC procedure
Thin routers	✅ Pass	All business logic in usecase.service.ts, router dispatches only
State machine	✅ Pass	Transitions via transitionUseCase(), archiveUseCase(), unarchiveUseCase() — no direct status updates
Cursor pagination	✅ Pass	All list endpoints use cursor-based pagination with { items, nextCursor }
EventBus	✅ Pass	All 13 business events emitted with correct { entity, entityId, actor, timestamp, metadata } payloads
Zod validation	✅ Pass	Input schemas defined in usecase.schemas.ts with proper types
Named exports	✅ Pass	export default only on Next.js pages
Tests	✅ Pass	46 new tests (16 state machine + 30 service) with good coverage
Prisma conventions	✅ Pass	PascalCase models, camelCase fields, CUID IDs, proper @@map
Skeleton loaders	✅ Pass	All loading states use skeleton/pulse animations, no full-page spinners
No hardcoded secrets	✅ Pass	Clean

Minor Observations (non-blocking)

1. UseCaseForm uses manual state instead of React Hook Form + Zod as specified in project-context.md. This works correctly but diverges from the established pattern used elsewhere. Consider aligning in a follow-up.

2. UseCaseDiscussions delete button is shown for all discussions — there's no ownership check on the client side (the server has NOT_AUTHOR but the UI shows delete for everyone). Minor UX polish opportunity.

3. UseCasePipelineFunnel total counts only non-archived use cases (pipeline phases exclude ARCHIVED). This is correct behavior for a funnel view, just noting it's intentional.

4. Date formatting uses new Date().toLocaleDateString() in a few places — project specifies date-fns for formatting. Works fine, but format() from date-fns would be more consistent with the rest of the codebase.

Architecture Quality

• State machine pattern in usecase-transitions.ts is clean, testable, and follows the same approach as campaign/idea transitions
• Service error pattern (UseCaseServiceError → TRPCError mapping in router) is a solid approach
• Schema is well-designed with appropriate indexes, cascade deletes, and @@unique constraints
• Event types properly extend the EventMap interface

Well done — solid feature implementation.

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