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# Session snapshot - 2026-04-03
## Session goals
- Initialize the coding session with a gated startup workflow grounded in commit history, project snapshots, and code standards.
- Produce a mission-selection menu to guide atomic implementation work.
- Execute a gated session-end closeout flow with explicit approval points for snapshot, commit, and push.
## Accomplishments
- Audited recent commit history and identified current project trajectory.
- Reviewed latest project-history snapshot and extracted carry-forward priorities for the next coding session.
- Inspected Identity code and tests to confirm enforceable coding standards:
- snake_case naming for functions/variables
- PascalCase naming for classes
- 4-space indentation
- async backend abstraction and typed return contracts
- pytest async testing pattern with mocking at IO boundaries
- Delivered a structured initialization report including:
- current pulse
- standards detected
- active missions list for next execution focus
- Ran live git verification at session end and confirmed branch main with a fully clean working tree and empty staged diff.
## Technical debt and pending
- No feature implementation occurred in this session; execution remains pending mission selection and atomic coding steps.
- Workday implementation kickoff items remain planned and should be converted from planning artifacts into code tasks next session.
- Session snapshots currently share same-day naming; if multiple closeouts occur in one day, consider a time-suffixed naming convention for immutable chronology.
## Next steps
1. At next session start, select one mission and move directly into atomic execution.
2. Recommended first mission: scaffold Workday MCP parity structure from existing Identity patterns.
3. After first implementation step, verify with focused tests before proceeding to the next atomic change.
4. Continue maintaining session snapshots to preserve restart context and decision trail.