FieldCert — where we are going

The goal you set, the team's plan under it, and the queue a nightly run works through from the top. Technical detail is behind a click.

The team changed the plan 5x since you last looked. Nothing is waiting on you — this is so you can disagree:

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added under m6-mvp-polish — The active milestone's outcome is 'every screen in the inspection to certificate loop is finished and honest', but the certificate — the product's actual deliverable — silently truncates findings at ten, drops all photo evidence, prints 'Not recorded' for tamper evidence while the archive advertises (2026-11-06, by agent)
added under m6-mvp-polish — The owner's standing directive (2026-11-05) is 100% unit and UI coverage, and the pipeline enforces it by code, but the goal tree had no branch for it, so every coverage head read as off-goal work. The same cycle exposed that the measurement itself under-reported container files (team 334c845); givi (2026-11-07, by agent)
add — the plan had no middle tier: milestones sat directly under the vision, so a feature stood where a goal should and no goal number could gate the next one. Code inserted the three ends (experience → retention → revenue) and filed each milestone under the goal its title names; the planner may move any (2026-11-07, by agent)
updated — Every measure is proven by the shipped code: app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/pdf/PdfReportGenerator.kt paginates with buildPages/newPage (no truncation), collectEvidence pairs each finding's photos and reports missing files, formatTamperEvidence prints a computed SHA-256 digest, and the LE (2026-11-07, by agent)
updated — The certificate milestone is met, so the MVP-polish milestone becomes the active work. Its outcome already says every screen must be finished, but no measure could be FAILED by a visual defect, so a screen could carry five P0 blunders and still read as done. The added measure turns the look-and-feel (2026-11-07, by agent)

The goal yours — nobody else changes it

The plan 8 goals, 2 in progress

Multi-Trade Specialized Checklists & Dynamic Logic Done

Inspectors can execute standardized electrical, plumbing, and fire safety checklists with reactive math formulas and conditional branching that automatically unhides defect checks.

3 of 3 built — all of them

how we will know it is done

Electrical NEC 2026 panel checklists and load calculation formulas available offline
Plumbing backflow preventer and water pressure test forms available offline
Fire damper, sprinkler, and emergency lighting life-safety checks available offline
Dynamic conditional branching: failing a reading triggers mandatory visual confirmation sub-checks

technical detail

id: m2-multi-trade
set by: you
status: done

Glove-Friendly Tactical UX & Voice Dictation Done

Technicians wearing thick gloves in harsh basements and bright roofs can dictate defect notes hands-free and operate high-contrast controls without friction.

2 of 2 built — all of them

how we will know it is done

On-device speech-to-text dictation captures inspection notes with zero cloud latency
High-contrast direct-sunlight mode toggle for bright rooftop visibility
Rapid-fire photo burst mode for capturing 20+ equipment photos sequentially

technical detail

id: m3-tactical-ux
set by: you
status: done

Zero-Cloud Peer-to-Peer Desktop & Tablet Sync

Technicians can sync inspection records and full-resolution photo packages directly to the shop workstation over local Wi-Fi without server infrastructure.

how we will know it is done

Zero-configuration mDNS discovery of desktop receiver on local Wi-Fi
Embedded local Ktor HTTP sync transfers 50+ photos and job records in under 30 seconds
Dual-pane desktop review workspace for batch PDF archiving

technical detail

id: m4-local-sync
set by: you
status: parked

Custom Contractor Branding & Perpetual Licensing

Trade contractors can customize compliance certificates with company logos, license numbers, and unlock lifetime offline usage for $99.

how we will know it is done

Custom company branding (logo, license #, custom disclaimer text) embeds into generated PDFs
$99 perpetual license key validation engine (100% offline cryptographic key check)
Multiple certificate layout themes (Standard, Municipal Submittal, Contractor Warranty)

technical detail

id: m5-perpetual-licensing
set by: you
status: parked

Complete Inspection & Generate Official PDF Offline Done

A technician can finish an on-site inspection and share an official signed PDF certificate in under 2 minutes completely offline.

1 of 1 built — all of them

how we will know it is done

Offline inspection job creation, execution, and PDF export completes end-to-end without network access

technical detail

id: m1-core-loop
set by: you
status: done

MVP Polish: Every Shipped Flow Finished In progress

Every screen a technician touches in the inspection to certificate loop is finished and honest: nothing claims evidence the app did not compute, records can be managed, and empty or failed states say what happened.

9 of 12 built

how we will know it is done

No screen claims a verification, credential or license the app does not actually implement
An inspection can be archived and deleted from the dashboard with a confirmation and an undo
Empty and error states are honest: zero audits shows no pass rate, and a failed PDF export surfaces a retry instead of a spinner
No audited screen carries a P0 blunder: no overlapping, clipped or wrapped control in the app's own renders or recorded flows (signals.ux.p0_blunder_count == 0)

technical detail

id: m6-mvp-polish
set by: the team
status: active

Certificate Completeness & Attribution Done

The official PDF a technician hands a client contains every finding and the evidence behind it, is attributed to a named licensed inspector, and its tamper stamp is a digest the app actually computed.

2 of 2 built — all of them

how we will know it is done

Every recorded finding appears in the exported certificate across paginated pages — no silent truncation
Photo evidence captured against a finding is embedded in the certificate with its caption
The certificate's tamper stamp is a SHA-256 digest computed from the recorded audit, or the claim is removed
The inspector's name and certification id are recorded once and printed on every certificate

technical detail

id: m6-certificate-completeness
set by: the team
status: done

Proof Suite: every shipped formula and design token is named by a test In progress

Every behaviour file and every UI file in the shipped tree is reached by a test that can fail, so the 100% coverage floors are met by real assertions rather than by the measurement, and a reading the app cannot trust is never certified compliant.

1 of 1 built — all of them

how we will know it is done

unit coverage of main-source files reaches 100%, and a file counts only when a test actually reaches it
ui coverage reaches 100%: the sunlight type scale, the palette and every screen composable are asserted by a test
no shipped flow ships without a test that can fail — the diff-scoped test gate stays green on every release

technical detail

id: m6-proof-suite
set by: the team
status: active

The queue 4 waiting — one is built per night, top first

Five real rivals are cited in the competition research so store-readiness stops blocking on it next

not tied to a goal yet (none is set)

why the team picked this

The only store-readiness blocker (29 of 30 checks pass) is our own market-recon gate: 1 unique Play package cited against a minimum of 5, and no recon report be

technical detail

type: feature
serves: none
goal id: none
target: docs/COMPETITION_RESEARCH.md

Changing screen stops being a hard cut: the dialog, the list and the detail screen actually animate

for: MVP Polish

why the team picked this

Serves m6-mvp-polish's outcome that every screen a technician touches feels finished: both recorded flows (start-audit, inspect-checklist) verdict the app funct

technical detail

type: feature
serves: MVP Polish: Every Shipped Flow Finished
goal id: m6-mvp-polish
target: app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/MainActivity.kt, app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/ui/dashboard/DashboardScreen.kt, app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/ui/inspection/InspectionDetailScreen.kt, app/src/androidTest/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/AppNavigationTest.kt, app/src/androidTest/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/DashboardScreenTest.kt

A reading the app cannot trust is a rejected entry, not a life-safety defect, and the design doc names the fonts that actually ship

for: MVP Polish

why the team picked this

Serves m6-mvp-polish's measures that empty and error states are honest and that no screen claims evidence the app did not compute: an invalid reading (negative,

technical detail

type: bugfix
serves: MVP Polish: Every Shipped Flow Finished
goal id: m6-mvp-polish
target: app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/ui/inspection/InspectionDetailViewModel.kt, app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/calc/TradeMathCalculators.kt, app/src/test/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/InspectionDetailViewModelTest.kt, app/src/test/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/TradeMathCalculatorsTest.kt, docs/design.md

FieldCert stops using the deprecated edge-to-edge APIs Play flagged, so the next Android release cannot be rejected

for: MVP Polish

why the team picked this

Play Console flags 1 action needed on release 1.0.20: 'Your app uses deprecated APIs or parameters for edge-to-edge' (fix by Feb 2027) - the same chrome family

technical detail

type: bugfix
serves: MVP Polish: Every Shipped Flow Finished
goal id: m6-mvp-polish
target: app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/MainActivity.kt, app/src/main/res/values/themes.xml, app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/ui/theme/Theme.kt

Already done 19 shipped

Test testing sign functionality fieldcert 2026 11 07 v1.0.21

2026-11-07

technical detail

serves: MVP Polish: Every Shipped Flow Finished
task: Test testing sign functionality fieldcert 2026 11 07
target: app/src/main/java/**, app/src/main/res/**, distribution/whatsnew/**, docs/**, app/src/test/**, app/src/androidTest/**
why: Owner request: "do the ui testing of the sign functionality of the fieldcert app" — names the known surface 'inspection detail'

A failed certificate export says so and can be retried, a fresh install shows no pass rate, and a certificate row only claims a hash its export produced v1.0.16

2026-11-06

technical detail

serves: MVP Polish: Every Shipped Flow Finished
task: dt-a-failed-certificate-export-sa-016
target: app/src/main/java/agrawal/bhanu/fieldcert/ui/inspection/InspectionDetailViewModel.kt

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