# QuoteForge Bible

Project-specific architecture and operational contracts.

## Files

| File | Scope |
| --- | --- |
| [01-overview.md](01-overview.md) | Product scope, runtime model, repository map |
| [02-architecture.md](02-architecture.md) | Local-first rules, sync, pricing, versioning |
| [03-database.md](03-database.md) | SQLite and MariaDB data model, permissions, migrations |
| [04-api.md](04-api.md) | HTTP routes and API contract |
| [05-config.md](05-config.md) | Runtime config, paths, env vars, startup behavior |
| [06-backup.md](06-backup.md) | Backup contract and restore workflow |
| [07-dev.md](07-dev.md) | Development commands and guardrails |
| [09-vendor-spec.md](09-vendor-spec.md) | Vendor BOM and CFXML import contract |
| [10-agent-api-guide.md](10-agent-api-guide.md) | End-to-end API guide for agents pricing servers from a TZ |
| [11-lot-suggestions.md](11-lot-suggestions.md) | lot_suggestion column in qt_vendor_partnumber_seen — write/read contract for manual UI mappings |

## Rules

- `bible-local/` is the source of truth for QuoteForge-specific behavior.
- Keep these files in English.
- Update the matching file in the same commit as any architectural change.
- Remove stale documentation instead of preserving history in place.

## Quick reference

- Local DB path: see [05-config.md](05-config.md)
- Runtime bind: loopback only
- Local backups: see [06-backup.md](06-backup.md)
- Release notes: `releases/<version>/RELEASE_NOTES.md`
