Eliminate the pre-existing TS errors that were masked by
next.config.js `typescript.ignoreBuildErrors: true`, then turn the flag
OFF so the compiler is a real safety net for future changes. `next build`
and `tsc --noEmit` now pass with 0 errors.
The errors were not cosmetic — several exposed real latent bugs hidden by
the flag, e.g. the drafting-engine ConstraintEnforcer read non-existent
fields (`t.rule.dsfaRequired`, `d.required`, `r.title`), so its DSFA hard
gate and risk-flag checks were silently no-ops; scopeDefaults read
snake_case CompanyProfile fields that never matched the camelCase type
(generator defaults never populated). Both fixed by aligning code to the
current types.
Highlights:
- Vitest globals: add vitest-globals.d.ts (config already had globals:true)
so the test files type-check; exclude Playwright specs from vitest.
- Add a minimal ambient `pg` module declaration (no @types/pg installed).
- Fix Next 15 route handlers to await Promise params.
- Reconcile drifted types across loeschfristen, compliance-scope, document-
generator, drafting-engine, vendor-compliance, agent and more.
Pre-existing (NOT caused here, proven by stashing the diff): 3 vitest
logic tests still fail — getNextStep (2) and buildDocumentScope priority (1).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Migrate queryRAG from klausur-service GET to bp-core-rag-service POST with
multi-collection support. Each of the 18 ScopeDocumentType now gets a
type-specific RAG collection and optimized search query instead of the
generic fallback. Vendor-compliance contract review now uses LLM + RAG
for real analysis with mock fallback on error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Benjamin Admin