feat: Meeting Assistant MVP - Complete implementation
Enterprise Meeting Knowledge Management System with: Backend (FastAPI): - Authentication proxy with JWT (pj-auth-api integration) - MySQL database with 4 tables (users, meetings, conclusions, actions) - Meeting CRUD with system code generation (C-YYYYMMDD-XX, A-YYYYMMDD-XX) - Dify LLM integration for AI summarization - Excel export with openpyxl - 20 unit tests (all passing) Client (Electron): - Login page with company auth - Meeting list with create/delete - Meeting detail with real-time transcription - Editable transcript textarea (single block, easy editing) - AI summarization with conclusions/action items - 5-second segment recording (efficient for long meetings) Sidecar (Python): - faster-whisper medium model with int8 quantization - ONNX Runtime VAD (lightweight, ~20MB vs PyTorch ~2GB) - Chinese punctuation processing - OpenCC for Traditional Chinese conversion - Anti-hallucination parameters - Auto-cleanup of temp audio files OpenSpec: - add-meeting-assistant-mvp (47 tasks, archived) - add-realtime-transcription (29 tasks, archived) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## ADDED Requirements
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### Requirement: Dify Integration
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The middleware server SHALL integrate with Dify LLM at https://dify.theaken.com/v1 for transcript summarization.
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#### Scenario: Successful summarization
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- **WHEN** user submits POST /api/ai/summarize with transcript text
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- **THEN** the server SHALL call Dify API and return structured JSON with conclusions and action_items
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#### Scenario: Dify timeout handling
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- **WHEN** Dify API does not respond within timeout period
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 504 with timeout error and client can retry
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#### Scenario: Dify error handling
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- **WHEN** Dify API returns error (500, rate limit, etc.)
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return appropriate HTTP error with details
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### Requirement: Structured Output Format
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The AI summarization SHALL return structured data with conclusions and action items.
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#### Scenario: Complete structured response
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- **WHEN** transcript contains clear decisions and assignments
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- **THEN** response SHALL include conclusions array and action_items array with content, owner, due_date fields
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#### Scenario: Partial data extraction
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- **WHEN** transcript lacks explicit owner or due_date for action items
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- **THEN** those fields SHALL be empty strings allowing manual completion
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### Requirement: Dify Prompt Configuration
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The Dify workflow SHALL be configured with appropriate system prompt for meeting summarization.
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#### Scenario: System prompt behavior
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- **WHEN** transcript is sent to Dify
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- **THEN** Dify SHALL use configured prompt to extract conclusions and action_items in JSON format
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### Requirement: Manual Data Completion
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The Electron client SHALL allow users to manually complete missing AI-extracted data.
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#### Scenario: Fill missing owner
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- **WHEN** AI returns action item without owner
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- **THEN** user SHALL be able to select or type owner name in the UI
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#### Scenario: Fill missing due date
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- **WHEN** AI returns action item without due_date
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- **THEN** user SHALL be able to select date using date picker
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## ADDED Requirements
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### Requirement: Login Proxy
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The middleware server SHALL proxy login requests to the company Auth API at https://pj-auth-api.vercel.app/api/auth/login.
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#### Scenario: Successful login
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- **WHEN** user submits valid credentials to POST /api/login
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- **THEN** the server SHALL forward to Auth API and return the JWT token
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#### Scenario: Admin role detection
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- **WHEN** user logs in with email ymirliu@panjit.com.tw
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- **THEN** the response JWT payload SHALL include role: "admin"
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#### Scenario: Invalid credentials
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- **WHEN** user submits invalid credentials
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 401 with error message from Auth API
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### Requirement: Token Validation
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The middleware server SHALL validate JWT tokens on protected endpoints.
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#### Scenario: Valid token access
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- **WHEN** request includes valid JWT in Authorization header
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- **THEN** the request SHALL proceed to the endpoint handler
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#### Scenario: Expired token
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- **WHEN** request includes expired JWT
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 401 with "token_expired" error code
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#### Scenario: Missing token
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- **WHEN** request to protected endpoint lacks Authorization header
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 401 with "token_required" error code
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### Requirement: Token Auto-Refresh
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The Electron client SHALL implement automatic token refresh before expiration.
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#### Scenario: Proactive refresh
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- **WHEN** token approaches expiration (within 5 minutes) during active session
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- **THEN** the client SHALL request new token transparently without user interruption
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#### Scenario: Refresh during long meeting
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- **WHEN** user is in a meeting session lasting longer than token validity
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- **THEN** the client SHALL maintain authentication through automatic refresh
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## ADDED Requirements
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### Requirement: Excel Report Generation
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The middleware server SHALL generate Excel reports from meeting data using templates.
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#### Scenario: Successful export
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- **WHEN** user requests GET /api/meetings/:id/export
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- **THEN** server SHALL generate Excel file and return as downloadable stream
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#### Scenario: Export non-existent meeting
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- **WHEN** user requests export for non-existent meeting ID
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- **THEN** server SHALL return HTTP 404
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### Requirement: Template-based Generation
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The Excel export SHALL use openpyxl with template files.
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#### Scenario: Placeholder replacement
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- **WHEN** Excel is generated
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- **THEN** placeholders ({{subject}}, {{time}}, {{chair}}, etc.) SHALL be replaced with actual meeting data
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#### Scenario: Dynamic row insertion
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- **WHEN** meeting has multiple conclusions or action items
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- **THEN** rows SHALL be dynamically inserted to accommodate all items
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### Requirement: Complete Data Inclusion
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The exported Excel SHALL include all meeting metadata and AI-generated content.
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#### Scenario: Full metadata export
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- **WHEN** Excel is generated
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- **THEN** it SHALL include subject, meeting_time, location, chairperson, recorder, and attendees
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#### Scenario: Conclusions export
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- **WHEN** Excel is generated
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- **THEN** all conclusions SHALL be listed with their system codes
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#### Scenario: Action items export
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- **WHEN** Excel is generated
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- **THEN** all action items SHALL be listed with content, owner, due_date, status, and system code
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### Requirement: Template Management
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Admin users SHALL be able to manage Excel templates.
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#### Scenario: Admin template access
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- **WHEN** admin user accesses template management
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- **THEN** they SHALL be able to upload, view, and update Excel templates
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## ADDED Requirements
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### Requirement: Create Meeting
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The system SHALL allow users to create meetings with required metadata.
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#### Scenario: Create meeting with all fields
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- **WHEN** user submits POST /api/meetings with subject, meeting_time, chairperson, location, recorder, attendees
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- **THEN** a new meeting record SHALL be created with auto-generated UUID and the meeting data SHALL be returned
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#### Scenario: Create meeting with missing required fields
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- **WHEN** user submits POST /api/meetings without subject or meeting_time
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 400 with validation error details
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#### Scenario: Recorder defaults to current user
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- **WHEN** user creates meeting without specifying recorder
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- **THEN** the recorder field SHALL default to the logged-in user's email
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### Requirement: List Meetings
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The system SHALL allow users to retrieve a list of meetings.
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#### Scenario: List all meetings for admin
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- **WHEN** admin user requests GET /api/meetings
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- **THEN** all meetings SHALL be returned
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#### Scenario: List meetings for regular user
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- **WHEN** regular user requests GET /api/meetings
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- **THEN** only meetings where user is creator, recorder, or attendee SHALL be returned
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### Requirement: Get Meeting Details
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The system SHALL allow users to retrieve full meeting details including conclusions and action items.
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#### Scenario: Get meeting with related data
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- **WHEN** user requests GET /api/meetings/:id
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- **THEN** meeting record with all conclusions and action_items SHALL be returned
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#### Scenario: Get non-existent meeting
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- **WHEN** user requests GET /api/meetings/:id for non-existent ID
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 404
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### Requirement: Update Meeting
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The system SHALL allow users to update meeting data, conclusions, and action items.
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#### Scenario: Update meeting metadata
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- **WHEN** user submits PUT /api/meetings/:id with updated fields
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- **THEN** the meeting record SHALL be updated and new data returned
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#### Scenario: Update action item status
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- **WHEN** user updates action item status to "Done"
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- **THEN** the action_items record SHALL reflect the new status
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### Requirement: Delete Meeting
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The system SHALL allow authorized users to delete meetings.
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#### Scenario: Admin deletes any meeting
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- **WHEN** admin user requests DELETE /api/meetings/:id
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- **THEN** the meeting and all related conclusions and action_items SHALL be deleted
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#### Scenario: User deletes own meeting
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- **WHEN** user requests DELETE /api/meetings/:id for meeting they created
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- **THEN** the meeting and all related data SHALL be deleted
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### Requirement: System Code Generation
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The system SHALL auto-generate unique system codes for conclusions and action items.
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#### Scenario: Generate conclusion code
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- **WHEN** a conclusion is created for a meeting on 2025-12-10
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- **THEN** the system_code SHALL follow format C-20251210-XX where XX is sequence number
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#### Scenario: Generate action item code
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- **WHEN** an action item is created for a meeting on 2025-12-10
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- **THEN** the system_code SHALL follow format A-20251210-XX where XX is sequence number
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### Requirement: FastAPI Server Configuration
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The middleware server SHALL be implemented using Python FastAPI framework with environment-based configuration.
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#### Scenario: Server startup with valid configuration
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- **WHEN** the server starts with valid .env file containing DB_HOST, DB_PORT, DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_NAME, DIFY_API_URL, DIFY_API_KEY
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- **THEN** the server SHALL start successfully and accept connections
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#### Scenario: Server startup with missing configuration
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- **WHEN** the server starts with missing required environment variables
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- **THEN** the server SHALL fail to start with descriptive error message
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### Requirement: Database Connection Pool
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The middleware server SHALL maintain a connection pool to the MySQL database at mysql.theaken.com:33306.
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#### Scenario: Database connection success
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- **WHEN** the server connects to MySQL with valid credentials
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- **THEN** a connection pool SHALL be established and queries SHALL execute successfully
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#### Scenario: Database connection failure
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- **WHEN** the database is unreachable
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- **THEN** the server SHALL return HTTP 503 with error details for affected endpoints
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### Requirement: Table Initialization
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The middleware server SHALL ensure all required tables exist on startup with the `meeting_` prefix.
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#### Scenario: Tables created on first run
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- **WHEN** the server starts and tables do not exist
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- **THEN** the server SHALL create meeting_users, meeting_records, meeting_conclusions, and meeting_action_items tables
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#### Scenario: Tables already exist
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- **WHEN** the server starts and tables already exist
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- **THEN** the server SHALL skip table creation and continue normally
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### Requirement: CORS Configuration
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The middleware server SHALL allow cross-origin requests from the Electron client.
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#### Scenario: CORS preflight request
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- **WHEN** Electron client sends OPTIONS request
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- **THEN** the server SHALL respond with appropriate CORS headers allowing the request
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### Requirement: Edge Speech-to-Text
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The Electron client SHALL perform speech-to-text conversion locally using faster-whisper int8 model.
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#### Scenario: Successful transcription
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- **WHEN** user records audio during a meeting
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- **THEN** the audio SHALL be transcribed locally without network dependency
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#### Scenario: Transcription on target hardware
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- **WHEN** running on i5 processor with 8GB RAM
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- **THEN** transcription SHALL complete within acceptable latency for real-time display
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### Requirement: Traditional Chinese Output
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The transcription engine SHALL output Traditional Chinese (繁體中文) text.
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#### Scenario: Simplified to Traditional conversion
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- **WHEN** whisper outputs Simplified Chinese characters
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- **THEN** OpenCC SHALL convert output to Traditional Chinese
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#### Scenario: Native Traditional Chinese
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- **WHEN** whisper outputs Traditional Chinese directly
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- **THEN** the text SHALL pass through unchanged
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### Requirement: Real-time Display
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The Electron client SHALL display transcription results in real-time.
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#### Scenario: Streaming transcription
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- **WHEN** user is recording
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- **THEN** transcribed text SHALL appear in the left panel within seconds of speech
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### Requirement: Python Sidecar
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The transcription engine SHALL be packaged as a Python sidecar using PyInstaller.
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#### Scenario: Sidecar startup
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- **WHEN** Electron app launches
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- **THEN** the Python sidecar containing faster-whisper and OpenCC SHALL be available
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#### Scenario: Sidecar communication
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- **WHEN** Electron sends audio data to sidecar
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- **THEN** transcribed text SHALL be returned via IPC
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