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# Candidate tools
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Run these commands from `webapp/app/`. The tools are separated by responsibility so a
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maintenance command cannot be mistaken for a historical migration rewrite.
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## Normal maintenance
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- `python tools/verify_baseline.py`: candidate unit tests, registry checks, every frontend
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JavaScript syntax check, Git whitespace check, and read-only SQLite integrity check.
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- `python tools/verify_baseline.py --e2e`: the same checks plus Playwright. The verifier owns
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the local static-server lifecycle so the command exits cleanly on Windows.
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- `python tools/build_api_registry.py [--check]`: generate or verify
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`config/api.config.json` from `backend/application.py`.
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- `python tools/build_architecture_inventory.py [--check]`: generate or verify
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`config/architecture-inventory.json` from the candidate source tree.
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## Acceptance and differential checks
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- `run_preservation_runtime.py`: start an isolated original or candidate runtime with an
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explicitly selected data directory and port.
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- `compare_preservation_apis.py`: compare authenticated responses from two isolated runtimes.
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- `compare_preservation_databases.py`: compare schema and selected table contents from two
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SQLite copies.
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These tools require explicit paths and do not select the production database automatically.
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## Migration-only tools
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- `build_preservation_manifest.py`: builds an exact-copy manifest for a specified source and
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target. `--output` is mandatory so committed historical evidence is not overwritten.
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- `move_class_methods.py`: mechanically moves named class methods between explicit files.
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- `split_frontend_runtime.py`: reproduces the one-time Slice 10 split. It refuses to write
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unless `--apply` is supplied and is not a normal maintenance command.
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The migration-only tools are retained for audit and reproducibility. They are not part of
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application startup, normal testing, or future feature development.
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