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Ensures containers comply with .cursorrules and ModuleImplementationGuide.md standards. Checks for hardcoded ports/URLs, verifies tenant isolation in database queries, validates configuration structure, checks event naming conventions, verifies service-to-service auth patterns, and ensures proper error handling. Use when reviewing code, validating container structure, ensuring standards compliance, or before deployment.

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Validate Container Compliance

Validates containers against .cursorrules and ModuleImplementationGuide.md standards.

Compliance Checklist

1. No Hardcoded Values

Check for:

  • ❌ Hardcoded ports: port: 3000
  • ❌ Hardcoded URLs: 'http://localhost:3021'
  • ❌ Hardcoded secrets in code
  • ❌ Hardcoded paths

✅ Correct: Use config with environment variables

server:
  port: ${PORT:-3000}
services:
  auth:
    url: ${AUTH_URL:-http://localhost:3021}

Reference: .cursorrules (Core Principles), ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 4.2

2. Tenant Isolation

Verify:

  • ✅ All database queries include tenantId in partition key
  • ✅ Routes use authenticateRequest() and tenantEnforcementMiddleware() in preHandler
  • ✅ Routes access tenantId via request.user!.tenantId
  • ✅ Service-to-service calls include X-Tenant-ID header

Database Query Pattern:

// ✅ Correct
const query = `SELECT * FROM c WHERE c.tenantId = @tenantId AND c.id = @id`;

// ❌ Wrong
const query = `SELECT * FROM c WHERE c.id = @id`;

Reference: .cursorrules (Security Requirements), ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 8

3. Configuration Structure

Validate:

  • ✅ config/default.yaml exists
  • ✅ config/schema.json exists
  • ✅ Config uses environment variable syntax: ${VAR:-default}
  • ✅ Config typed with TypeScript interfaces
  • ✅ Config loader validates against schema

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 4 (Configuration Standards)

4. Event Naming Convention

Check events follow: {domain}.{entity}.{action}

✅ Correct:

  • user.created
  • auth.login.success
  • notification.email.sent

❌ Wrong:

  • userCreated
  • loginSuccess
  • emailSent

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 9.1

4a. Events: RabbitMQ Only and tenantId

  • ✅ No Azure Service Bus, Event Grid, or other message brokers; RabbitMQ only for events and job triggers
  • ✅ Events and createBaseEvent use tenantId for tenant context (prefer over organizationId)
  • ✅ Batch job triggers: workflow.job.trigger; workers consume from a queue (e.g. bi_batch_jobs)

Reference: .cursorrules (Platform Conventions), ModuleImplementationGuide.md §9.1, §9.6

4b. BI/risk Observability (§8.5)

For risk-analytics, ml-service, forecasting, recommendations, workflow-orchestrator, logging, dashboard-analytics:

  • ✅ App Insights: @azure/monitor-opentelemetry; init before other imports; config application_insights.connection_string, application_insights.disable
  • ✅ /metrics: prom-client; http_requests_total, http_request_duration_seconds, app-specific (risk_evaluations_total, ml_predictions_total, batch_job_duration_seconds); when metrics.require_auth true, validate Authorization: Bearer against metrics.bearer_token
  • ✅ Config: metrics.path, metrics.require_auth, metrics.bearer_token

Reference: BI_SALES_RISK_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN §8.5, deployment/monitoring/README.md

5. Service-to-Service Auth

Verify:

  • ✅ Uses ServiceClient from @coder/shared
  • ✅ Includes JWT token in Authorization header
  • ✅ Includes X-Tenant-ID header
  • ✅ Uses config-driven URLs
// ✅ Correct
const client = new ServiceClient({
  baseUrl: config.services.auth.url,
});
await client.get('/api/v1/users/123', {
  headers: {
    'X-Tenant-ID': tenantId,
    'Authorization': `Bearer ${serviceToken}`,
  },
});

Reference: .cursorrules (Service Communication), ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 5.3

6. Error Handling

Check:

  • ✅ Uses AppError from @coder/shared
  • ✅ Includes proper HTTP status codes
  • ✅ Logs errors with context (tenantId, userId, correlationId)
  • ✅ Never exposes internal errors to clients
// ✅ Correct
import { AppError } from '@coder/shared';
throw new AppError('Invalid input', 400, 'VALIDATION_ERROR');

// ❌ Wrong
throw new Error('Invalid input');

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 10 (Error Handling)

7. Required Files

Verify all required files exist:

  • ✅ Dockerfile
  • ✅ package.json
  • ✅ tsconfig.json
  • ✅ README.md
  • ✅ CHANGELOG.md
  • ✅ config/default.yaml
  • ✅ config/schema.json
  • ✅ openapi.yaml (in module root)
  • ✅ src/server.ts

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 3.2

8. Directory Structure

Validate structure matches Section 3.1:

containers/[module-name]/
├── Dockerfile
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
├── README.md
├── CHANGELOG.md
├── openapi.yaml
├── config/
│   ├── default.yaml
│   └── schema.json
├── src/
│   ├── server.ts
│   ├── config/
│   ├── routes/
│   ├── services/
│   ├── types/
│   └── utils/
└── tests/
    ├── unit/
    ├── integration/
    └── fixtures/

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 3.1

9. Dependency Rules

Check:

  • ✅ No direct imports from other modules' src/ folders
  • ✅ Uses @coder/shared for shared types/utilities
  • ✅ Communicates via REST API (config-driven URLs) or events
  • ✅ No circular dependencies

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 5 (Dependency Rules)

10. Database Standards

Verify:

  • ✅ Uses prefixed container names: {module-name}_data
  • ✅ All queries are parameterized (no string concatenation)
  • ✅ tenantId always in partition key
  • ✅ Uses CosmosDBClient from @coder/shared

Reference: ModuleImplementationGuide.md Section 8 (Database Standards)

Validation Script

Run these checks:

# Check for hardcoded URLs
grep -r "http://localhost" src/ --exclude-dir=node_modules

# Check for hardcoded ports
grep -r "port.*[0-9]\{4\}" src/ --exclude-dir=node_modules

# Check database queries for tenantId
grep -r "SELECT.*FROM.*WHERE" src/ --exclude-dir=node_modules | grep -v tenantId

# Check event naming
grep -r "publish\|emit" src/ --exclude-dir=node_modules

Quick Validation

  1. No hardcoded values: All config from YAML/env vars
  2. Tenant isolation: All queries include tenantId; events use tenantId
  3. Required files: All Section 3.2 files present
  4. Directory structure: Matches Section 3.1
  5. Error handling: Uses AppError
  6. Service communication: Uses ServiceClient
  7. Event naming: Follows {domain}.{entity}.{action}
  8. Events/jobs: RabbitMQ only; no Azure Service Bus or other brokers
  9. Dependencies: No direct imports from other modules