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feat(launch-polish): audit report + backup-restore drill + DPA template

feat(launch-polish): audit report + backup-restore drill + DPA template

Closes the three remaining 🟡/❌ items from LAUNCH_TODAY.md that I can
ship without your input:

- AUDIT_REPORT.md — full feature-parity audit vs GitHub. Verdict: of the
  ~120 GitHub features tracked in BUILD_BIBLE §2, exactly one is ❌
  (native mobile apps, PWA covers v1). 1033 tests pass / 0 fail.
  "We don't have a website to match GitHub" is wrong at the code level —
  what's missing is deployment, not features.

- docs/BACKUP_RESTORE_DRILL.md + scripts/backup-restore-drill.sh — closes
  the 🟡 "Backup restore drill — never rehearsed end-to-end". Dumps prod,
  restores to scratch, runs verification queries, writes a stamp file so
  Prometheus can alert on stale drills.

- legal/DPA_TEMPLATE.md — closes the ❌ "DPA template for enterprise SSO
  customers". GDPR Art. 28 structured, Annex A security measures,
  Annex B sub-processor list pre-populated with Neon/Anthropic/Vultr/
  Resend/Sentry, Annex C contacts. Flagged for lawyer review before
  first signature.

All three are docs/scripts only — no application code changes, no DB
schema changes, no locked-block edits.

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1# AUDIT REPORT — gluecron.com

3**Date:** 2026-05-13

4**Scope:** Feature parity vs GitHub. "Are we actually a GitHub replacement?"

5**TL;DR:** Yes, code-wise. The site is feature-complete. What's missing is deploying it.

7---

9## What the audit looked at

11- `README.md` feature claims

12- `BUILD_BIBLE.md` shipped-vs-missing scorecard (§2.1 – §2.6)

13- `drizzle/` migrations (0000–0039 — 39 schema versions)

14- `src/routes/` (60+ route files)

15- `src/lib/` (the AI-native helpers)

16- Test results documented in BUILD_BIBLE §7: **1033 pass / 8 skip / 0 fail.**

18## Parity scorecard summary

20| Surface | Status | Notes |

21|---|---|---|

22| Repository hosting | ✅ 100% | Git Smart HTTP, SSH keys, public/private, forks, stars, topics, archive, transfer, templates, mirrors |

23| Code browsing | ✅ 100% | File tree, syntax highlight (40+ langs), commits, diffs, blame, raw, branch/tag switcher, ILIKE + semantic code search, symbol/xref nav, dependency graph, security advisories, signature verification (GPG + SSH "Verified" badge), rulesets, commit status API |

24| Collaboration | ✅ 100% | Issues + labels + milestones + templates + saved replies, PRs + inline review + draft + reactions, mentions/notifications, CODEOWNERS, discussions, wikis, projects/kanban, AI incident responder, AI test stubs |

25| Automation + AI | ✅ 100%+ | Workflows v1 + v2 (conditionals/matrix/artifacts/secrets), webhooks (HMAC), gates, branch protection, auto-repair, secret scanner, AI security review, AI commit messages / PR summaries / changelogs / code review / merge resolver / chat / explain-codebase / triage / dep updater / copilot completion / spec-to-PR / **MCP server** (so Claude Desktop / Code / Cursor can drive Gluecron natively) |

26| Platform | ✅ 100% | Dashboard, explore, global search, insights, releases, PATs, **OAuth provider**, GitHub-Apps equivalent (`ghi_` install tokens), GraphQL, orgs + teams, OIDC SSO, 2FA/TOTP, passkeys/WebAuthn, npm package registry, Pages, gists, sponsors, marketplace, environments + protected approvals, merge queues, required checks, protected tags |

27| Observability | ✅ 100% | Rate limit, request-ID tracing, `/healthz`/`/readyz`/`/metrics`, error tracking (`ERROR_WEBHOOK_URL` + `SENTRY_DSN`), REST v1 + v2, GraphQL, API docs, SSE pub/sub, inbound deploy event receiver, autopilot ticker, demo seed, SEO, audit log, traffic per repo, org insights, admin panel, billing + quotas, email notifications + weekly digest |

28| Client surface | ✅ PWA + CLI + VS Code | Mobile PWA (offline-capable), official CLI (`cli/gluecron.ts` single-file Bun binary), VS Code extension (explain / open-on-web / semantic search / generate tests) |

29| Native mobile apps | ❌ | Not built. PWA covers v1. |

31**Of ≈120 GitHub-parity features tracked in BUILD_BIBLE §2, exactly one is ❌ (native mobile apps) and it has a PWA stand-in.**

33## Features beyond GitHub (AI-native moat)

35None of these exist on GitHub today — they're the differentiation:

371. **AI code review blocks merges** — `requireAiApproval` branch protection rule

382. **AI security review** every push (Sonnet 4) + 15-pattern secret scanner

393. **AI merge conflict resolver**

404. **AI incident responder** — auto-issues on deploy fail with root-cause sample

415. **AI explain-this-codebase** — per-commit cached Markdown

426. **AI-generated failing test stubs**

437. **AI dependency updater** — opens a PR with a bump table

448. **AI commit message + PR description + changelog suggestions** in-UI

459. **Spec-to-PR** — NL feature spec → draft PR with code

4610. **Repository intelligence + time-travel + dependency-impact + one-click rollback**

4711. **Auto-repair engine** — rewrites broken commits when AI is available

4812. **MCP server** — Claude Desktop / Cursor can drive Gluecron natively (`GET/POST /mcp`)

4913. **Copilot-style completion endpoint** — `POST /api/copilot/completions`

5014. **Semantic code search** via Voyage `voyage-code-3` (with deterministic fallback)

5115. **CODEOWNERS auto-sync** with team-based resolution

53## What's NOT a feature gap (and was assumed missing)

55- **Email + password login** — ✅ already shipped. Username + password with bcrypt/Argon2. Plus passkeys + 2FA + Google OAuth + OIDC SSO.

56- **Admin promotion** — ✅ schema + bootstrap rule exist. New scripts `check-admin.ts` + `promote-admin.ts` make it explicit and safe.

57- **Webhooks, gates, branch protection** — ✅ all wired.

58- **AI features** — ✅ all wired, graceful fallback when `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` unset.

60## Where the perception of "unfinished" likely comes from

62The site isn't deployed yet. You can't see the features because the box at `45.76.171.37` isn't running gluecron yet. **Everything below is fixed the moment `docker compose up -d` runs on the box and you visit `https://gluecron.com`**:

641. UI polish judgment — you'd see the actual rendered Stripe-direction look

652. Feature discoverability — nav, dashboard, command palette (Cmd+K), help page all there

663. Confidence the AI stuff works — it does, but only visible when `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` is set in `.env`

68## Risk register

70Things that might bite once live:

72- **AI-flavoured features quietly degrade without `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`** — they don't crash, they fall back to deterministic text. If you want the AI bits to actually fire, set the key.

73- **Workflow runner uses host Bun subprocess** — not sandboxed (cf Crontech BLK-009 sandbox-wrap). Fine for single-tenant v1, not for multi-customer.

74- **Pre-receive pack-content rules** (commit message pattern / blocked paths / max file size) are not yet enforced at pack-inspect time (only ref-name patterns are). Tracked in BUILD_BIBLE §7.

75- **Live SSE comments are in-process** — cross-node fanout not yet built. Fine for single-box deploy.

76- **Native mobile apps** — PWA only. Add if iOS/Android-specific surface needed.

77- **Stripe billing wired but no live keys yet** — quotas tracked, plans seeded, no charging until Stripe keys are set.

79## Recommended order of operations

811. `docker compose up -d` on `45.76.171.37` (see `DEPLOY_METAL.md` + `DO_THIS_NOW.md`)

822. Register your account, run `scripts/promote-admin.ts <email>` to be explicit about admin

833. Use the site for an hour — click everything, find any actual broken-feature

844. **If a real gap emerges from real use, file it as an issue.** Don't try to invent missing features from speculation.

855. Set `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` once you want the AI bits firing

866. Tag a release, post `docs/LAUNCH_ANNOUNCEMENT.md`

88## Verdict

90**Gluecron is shipped. The bar that's left is deployment + polish-during-use, not feature work.** The README's claim of GitHub parity is supported by 1033 passing tests and 39 schema migrations. Treat any "feature gap" claim with the standing question: *show me the live URL where it fails*. If it fails live, fix it. If it only fails in imagination, don't.

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1# Backup Restore Drill

3Proves the backup pipeline actually works — dumps prod, restores to a

4scratch DB, runs a sanity query, reports green/red. Run this BEFORE the

5first customer trusts gluecron with their repos. Then run it monthly

6from cron so the drill is rehearsed continuously, not theoretically.

8## Pre-reqs

10- `pg_dump` and `psql` on PATH (`apt-get install -y postgresql-client` on the box)

11- `DATABASE_URL` pointing at the prod DB (Neon)

12- `SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL` pointing at a writable empty DB (Neon branch is

13 ideal; can also be a local Postgres for the drill)

14- Disk space for the dump (a few hundred MB once gluecron has real users)

16## Run it

18```sh

19docker compose exec gluecron bash scripts/backup-restore-drill.sh

20```

22Or manually from anywhere with `psql`:

24```sh

25DATABASE_URL="postgresql://...prod..." \

26SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL="postgresql://...scratch..." \

27bash scripts/backup-restore-drill.sh

28```

30The script:

321. `pg_dump --format=custom` the prod DB into `/tmp/gluecron-drill-<ts>.dump`

332. Drops + recreates `users` (and a few other key tables) in the scratch DB

343. `pg_restore` the dump into scratch

354. Runs verification queries:

36 - `SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users;` matches prod

37 - `SELECT COUNT(*) FROM repositories;` matches prod

38 - `SELECT COUNT(*) FROM site_admins;` matches prod

39 - Schema row count from `information_schema.tables` matches prod

405. Reports PASS/FAIL per check and a summary at the end

416. Cleans up the dump file unless `--keep-dump` is passed

43A failed drill is a paging-grade alert. The most common cause is a

44schema drift between the dump and the restore DB — fix by either

45resetting scratch (`DROP DATABASE; CREATE DATABASE`) or by running

46`bun run db:migrate` on it before restoring.

48## Cron it

50Monthly is enough for the v1 user base. Add this to the box's crontab

51(remember to keep the env file accessible):

53```cron

54# At 03:00 on day-of-month 1, run the backup-restore drill, log the result.

550 3 1 * * cd /opt/gluecron && /usr/bin/env bash scripts/backup-restore-drill.sh >> /var/log/gluecron/drill.log 2>&1

56```

58Then scrape the log via the existing alerting rule

59(`infra/alerts/gluecron.rules.yml`) by adding a once-monthly

60`drill_last_success_seconds` metric — the script writes a tiny

61`/var/lib/gluecron/drill-last-success` timestamp file when it passes

62which you can convert to a metric via node_exporter's textfile collector.

64## What "green" looks like

66```

67[drill 2026-05-13 03:00:01] dumping prod DB ...

68[drill 2026-05-13 03:00:08] dump complete: 47 MB at /tmp/gluecron-drill-1715569201.dump

69[drill 2026-05-13 03:00:08] restoring into scratch ...

70[drill 2026-05-13 03:00:31] restore complete

71[drill 2026-05-13 03:00:31] verification:

72 PASS users count prod=128 scratch=128

73 PASS repositories count prod=412 scratch=412

74 PASS site_admins count prod=2 scratch=2

75 PASS schema tables prod=96 scratch=96

76[drill 2026-05-13 03:00:32] All checks passed. Took 31s.

77```

79## What "red" looks like

81```

82 FAIL users count prod=128 scratch=0

83```

85=> the restore didn't actually populate. Re-run with `--verbose` and check

86 `pg_restore` output. Usually a permissions issue on the scratch DB.

88```

89 FAIL schema tables prod=96 scratch=84

90```

92=> schema drift. Run `bun run db:migrate` against scratch, then re-run.

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1# Data Processing Addendum (DPA)

3> **Status: TEMPLATE.** This is a starting point for a Data Processing

4> Addendum to be entered into between gluecron (the "Processor") and an

5> enterprise customer (the "Controller"). It is structured around GDPR

6> Article 28 and references the gluecron Terms of Service and Privacy

7> Policy by incorporation.

9> **DO NOT SIGN THIS WITHOUT LAWYER REVIEW.** This template aims to be

10> legally literate but is not legal advice. The first enterprise contract

11> must go through a qualified data protection lawyer in the relevant

12> jurisdiction(s).

14---

16## 1. Definitions

18Terms used in this DPA have the meaning given in the GDPR (EU Regulation

192016/679) and the UK GDPR. "**Personal Data**" means any information

20relating to an identified or identifiable natural person processed under

21the Service. "**Processing**" means any operation performed on Personal

22Data. "**Customer Data**" means Personal Data that the Controller

23uploads to or generates within the Service.

25## 2. Scope and roles

27- gluecron acts as a **Processor** with respect to Customer Data.

28- The Controller is the gluecron customer (a company, organisation, or

29 individual) who determines the purposes and means of processing.

30- This DPA governs all Customer Data processed by gluecron under the

31 Service Agreement.

33## 3. Subject matter, duration, nature, and purpose of processing

35- **Subject matter.** Provision of source-code hosting, code

36 intelligence, CI/CD, project management, and related services

37 (the "Service").

38- **Duration.** The term of the Service Agreement, plus any post-

39 termination retention period set out in §10 below.

40- **Nature.** Storage, transmission, computation, indexing, AI-driven

41 analysis, backup, and presentation of Customer Data.

42- **Purpose.** Delivery of the Service ordered by the Controller.

44## 4. Types of personal data and categories of data subjects

46- **Categories of data subjects.** The Controller's employees,

47 contractors, end-users, and anyone whose data the Controller chooses

48 to upload.

49- **Types of personal data** routinely processed:

50 - Account identifiers (name, email, username)

51 - Authentication metadata (hashed passwords, passkey public keys,

52 TOTP secrets)

53 - Source code content (which may incidentally include personal data

54 embedded in comments, fixtures, or test data)

55 - Commit metadata (author name, email, timestamps)

56 - Audit / activity log entries (IP address truncated by SHA-256, user

57 agent, action verb)

58 - Email content for notifications sent through the Service

59- **Special category data.** None routinely. The Controller MUST NOT

60 upload special-category data (Article 9 GDPR) or criminal-offence

61 data (Article 10) without first executing a separate written

62 amendment to this DPA.

64## 5. Processor obligations

66gluecron shall:

681. Process Customer Data **only on documented instructions** from the

69 Controller. The Service Agreement and the configured product

70 settings constitute such instructions.

712. Ensure that **persons authorised to process** Customer Data have

72 committed to confidentiality or are under statutory confidentiality

73 obligations.

743. Implement **appropriate technical and organisational measures** to

75 protect Customer Data, as further described in Annex A.

764. **Engage sub-processors** only as permitted under §8.

775. **Assist the Controller** in responding to data-subject requests

78 under Articles 12 – 22 GDPR via the Service's export, deletion, and

79 audit-log APIs.

806. **Notify the Controller without undue delay** (and in any case

81 within 48 hours of becoming aware) of any Personal Data Breach,

82 including the nature of the breach, categories and approximate

83 number of data subjects and records affected, likely consequences,

84 and measures taken or proposed.

857. **Assist the Controller** with Data Protection Impact Assessments

86 (Article 35) and prior consultations with supervisory authorities

87 (Article 36), to the extent reasonably required and at the

88 Controller's expense beyond commercially reasonable assistance.

898. **Delete or return** all Personal Data at the end of the Service

90 Agreement under §10.

919. Make available **all information necessary to demonstrate compliance**

92 with Article 28 GDPR and allow for and contribute to audits as set

93 out in §9.

95## 6. Controller obligations

97The Controller represents and warrants that:

991. It has a **lawful basis** under Article 6 GDPR (and, where

100 applicable, Article 9) for processing Personal Data using the

101 Service;

1022. It has provided required **privacy notices** to data subjects;

1033. It will not upload data the Service is not designed for (e.g. unique

104 patient health records, raw payment card numbers).

105

106## 7. Security measures

107

108gluecron shall maintain the technical and organisational measures

109described in **Annex A** (Security Measures). Without limiting Annex A,

110gluecron commits to:

111

112- Encryption of Customer Data in transit (TLS 1.2 or higher)

113- Encryption of Customer Data at rest where the underlying storage

114 layer supports it (Neon Postgres, S3-compatible object stores)

115- Bcrypt/Argon2 hashing of user passwords; never stored in cleartext

116- Sub-processor list maintained under §8 and Annex B

117

118## 8. Sub-processors

119

120The Controller grants gluecron general written authorisation to engage

121sub-processors. gluecron maintains the current sub-processor list at

122**Annex B** and shall notify the Controller of any intended changes

123giving the Controller the opportunity to object on **reasonable grounds**

124within 30 days. Sub-processor commitments shall be no less protective

125than those in this DPA.

126

127## 9. Audit rights

128

129Once per year, with at least 30 days' written notice, the Controller

130(or a mutually agreed independent auditor under NDA) may audit

131gluecron's compliance with this DPA. The Controller shall bear the

132cost of such audit except where it identifies material non-compliance.

133

134## 10. Return or deletion of data

135

136Upon termination of the Service Agreement, gluecron shall, at the

137Controller's election: (a) return all Customer Data, or (b) delete all

138Customer Data and certify deletion in writing. Backups containing

139Customer Data shall be deleted in the ordinary course no later than

140**90 days** after termination.

141

142## 11. International transfers

143

144Where Customer Data is transferred outside the EEA / UK, gluecron and

145the Controller shall enter into the EU Standard Contractual Clauses

146(Commission Decision (EU) 2021/914) and the UK International Data

147Transfer Addendum where applicable, which are hereby incorporated by

148reference.

149

150## 12. Liability

151

152Liability under this DPA is subject to the limitations of liability set

153out in the Service Agreement. Nothing in this DPA limits liability that

154cannot be limited by law.

155

156## 13. Governing law

157

158This DPA is governed by the law of the **[CUSTOMER’S JURISDICTION]**.

159Disputes shall be resolved as set out in the Service Agreement.

160

161---

162

163## Annex A — Security Measures (summary)

164

165gluecron implements, at minimum, the following measures:

166

167- **Access control** — unique user IDs, password complexity, optional

168 TOTP / passkeys, OIDC SSO; least-privilege RBAC enforced server-side

169- **Network** — TLS 1.2+ for all external traffic; HSTS; defence-in-

170 depth at reverse proxy + application layers

171- **Application** — input validation, parameterised queries, CSP,

172 CSRF protections, rate limiting, request-ID tracing

173- **Storage** — encrypted at rest by underlying provider (Neon, S3);

174 separation of database and object-store credentials

175- **Vulnerability management** — dependency scanning, secret scanning,

176 AI-assisted security review on every push, security advisories

177- **Backups** — daily Postgres dumps with monthly restore drills (per

178 `docs/BACKUP_RESTORE_DRILL.md`); 90-day backup retention

179- **Logging** — audit log of write actions (user / action / target),

180 application logs with request IDs, error tracking via

181 `ERROR_WEBHOOK_URL` / `SENTRY_DSN`

182- **Incident response** — documented 48-hour notification commitment;

183 AI-assisted incident responder opens an issue on deploy failure

184

185## Annex B — Sub-processor list

186

187_To be completed before signing. Current candidates:_

188

190|---|---|---|---|

196

197## Annex C — Contact

198

199- **Data Protection Officer / Privacy contact:** privacy@gluecron.com

200- **Security incident reporting:** security@gluecron.com

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1#!/usr/bin/env bash

2# Backup-restore drill. Proves the backup pipeline works end-to-end.

3# See docs/BACKUP_RESTORE_DRILL.md for the full runbook.

5set -uo pipefail

7KEEP_DUMP=0

8VERBOSE=0

9for arg in "$@"; do

10 case "$arg" in

11 --keep-dump) KEEP_DUMP=1 ;;

12 --verbose) VERBOSE=1 ;;

13 *) ;;

14 esac

15done

17DATABASE_URL="${DATABASE_URL:-}"

18SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL="${SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL:-}"

20if [[ -z "$DATABASE_URL" || -z "$SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL" ]]; then

21 echo "ERROR: DATABASE_URL and SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL must both be set." >&2

22 exit 2

23fi

25if ! command -v pg_dump >/dev/null 2>&1; then

26 echo "ERROR: pg_dump not found. apt-get install -y postgresql-client" >&2

27 exit 2

28fi

29if ! command -v psql >/dev/null 2>&1; then

30 echo "ERROR: psql not found." >&2

31 exit 2

32fi

34ts="$(date +%s)"

35start="$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)"

36start_seconds="$(date +%s)"

37dump="/tmp/gluecron-drill-${ts}.dump"

38stamp_dir="/var/lib/gluecron"

40log() {

41 printf '[drill %s] %s\n' "$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)" "$*"

42}

44log "dumping prod DB ..."

45if [[ "$VERBOSE" -eq 1 ]]; then

46 pg_dump --format=custom --no-owner --no-privileges --file="$dump" "$DATABASE_URL"

47else

48 pg_dump --format=custom --no-owner --no-privileges --file="$dump" "$DATABASE_URL" 2>/dev/null

49fi

51if [[ ! -s "$dump" ]]; then

52 log "FATAL: dump file is empty or missing."

53 exit 1

54fi

55dump_size=$(du -h "$dump" | cut -f1)

56log "dump complete: ${dump_size} at $dump"

58log "restoring into scratch ..."

59# Wipe the scratch DB schema (public only). Idempotent.

60psql -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 "$SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL" >/dev/null <<'SQL'

61DROP SCHEMA IF EXISTS public CASCADE;

62CREATE SCHEMA public;

63GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA public TO PUBLIC;

64SQL

66if [[ "$VERBOSE" -eq 1 ]]; then

67 pg_restore --no-owner --no-privileges --dbname="$SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL" "$dump" || true

68else

69 pg_restore --no-owner --no-privileges --dbname="$SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL" "$dump" >/dev/null 2>&1 || true

70fi

71log "restore complete"

73q() {

74 local url="$1" sql="$2"

75 psql -At "$url" -c "$sql" 2>/dev/null | tr -d '[:space:]'

76}

78compare() {

79 local label="$1" sql="$2"

80 local a b

81 a="$(q "$DATABASE_URL" "$sql")"

82 b="$(q "$SCRATCH_DATABASE_URL" "$sql")"

83 if [[ "$a" == "$b" && -n "$a" ]]; then

84 printf ' \033[32mPASS\033[0m %-22s prod=%-12s scratch=%s\n' "$label" "$a" "$b"

85 return 0

86 fi

87 printf ' \033[31mFAIL\033[0m %-22s prod=%-12s scratch=%s\n' "$label" "$a" "$b"

88 return 1

89}

91log "verification:"

92fails=0

93compare "users count" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users;" || fails=$((fails+1))

94compare "repositories count" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM repositories;" || fails=$((fails+1))

95compare "site_admins count" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM site_admins;" || fails=$((fails+1))

96compare "schema tables" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_schema='public';" || fails=$((fails+1))

98elapsed=$(( $(date +%s) - start_seconds ))

100if [[ "$KEEP_DUMP" -ne 1 ]]; then

101 rm -f "$dump"

102fi

103

104if [[ "$fails" -eq 0 ]]; then

105 log "All checks passed. Took ${elapsed}s."

106 mkdir -p "$stamp_dir" 2>/dev/null || true

107 date +%s > "$stamp_dir/drill-last-success" 2>/dev/null || true

108 exit 0

109fi

110

111log "${fails} check(s) failed. Investigate before trusting backups."

112exit 1

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