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Prerequisite for cdcf-infra #20, which removes the http://localhost:3000 client currently registered in the PRODUCTION Zitadel. That client is not vestigial: Auth.js v5 is live here and .env.local.example points local dev at auth.catholicdigitalcommons.org, so removing it first would delete local sign-in rather than relocate it. This stack is the replacement; #20 waits on it. Two decisions worth their reasons: Zitadel gets its own postgres:16-alpine rather than reusing `db`, because `db` is mariadb:11 and Zitadel requires PostgreSQL. This is the one place martyrology-api's stack cannot be copied. The port defaults to 8090, not 8080. martyrology-api and LiturgicalCalendarFrontend both default their local Zitadel to 8080, so a third stack there means only one runs at a time, and the collision surfaces as an opaque bind failure. The image is pinned to v4.15.0 rather than the existing plan doc's :latest, because cdcf-infra's setup-zitadel.sh calls the management API by versioned path; a silent major bump would break provisioning with no change in this repo. Also records that docs/zitadel-oidc-plan.md has gone stale in a way that is actively dangerous: its Production Deployment section instructs standing up Zitadel at auth.catholicdigitalcommons.org, an instance that already exists and is managed by cdcf-infra. Following it would create a second production IdP. Its Phase 2 Auth.js work is already done; the WordPress OIDC and passkey phases are genuinely undone and stay deferred. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review of the design against the repo found one inaccurate sentence. The directory is not empty: it holds an empty, root-owned nginx.conf/ directory, a bind-mount artifact from a compose file that once referenced a file there. Root ownership means removal needs elevated privileges, which the implementation would otherwise discover the hard way. "Has no history" was also too strong. It is true of main, but zitadel/nginx.conf existed as a real file on feature/zitadel-integration (9d20fac, 066003d), which still exists on origin and is untouched by this deletion. Every other claim in the document verified against the repo and against cdcf-infra main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a local Zitadel development stack with PostgreSQL, Login V2, an nginx proxy, PAT provisioning, local OIDC settings, Compose validation, setup guidance, and updated authentication plans. ChangesLocal Zitadel Authentication Stack
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR introduces the local authentication stack, but startup can report success before the login service is usable, causing local sign-in to fail immediately after launch. The plan also contains an incorrect proxy-port reference and a minor environment-variable documentation error, so merge should wait for the readiness behavior and documentation to be corrected or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack-design.md`:
- Around line 41-45: Update the documented endpoint configuration to derive
ZITADEL_ISSUER, ZITADEL_INTERNAL_URL, and AUTH_ZITADEL_ISSUER from the same
ZITADEL_PORT value used by the Compose mapping and ZITADEL_EXTERNALPORT, or
remove the port override so all endpoints consistently use 8090.
- Line 1: Format the document according to the repository’s Prettier
configuration using the markdown formatting workflow, then rerun the markdown
lint to verify the document passes.
- Line 36: Update the Zitadel startup configuration around start-from-init so it
supplies a persistent 32-character master key via an ignored secret or Compose
secret, passes that value to the command, and reuses the same key across
restarts and existing data.
- Around line 28-30: Expand the zitadel-db design section to define the complete
v4.15.0 PostgreSQL connection contract for the zitadel service: host, port,
database, user, password source, and disabled SSL mode. Specify whether the
configuration uses ZITADEL_DATABASE_POSTGRES_DSN or equivalent settings, and
include verification that migrations succeed with a fresh named volume.
- Around line 32-36: Update the Zitadel stack specification to explicitly choose
a login version: either add the v4.15.0 zitadel-login service, route
/ui/v2/login to it, and define the login-client.pat bootstrap contract, or
disable Login V2 before initialization and verify the OIDC authorize flow uses
Login V1.
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The lint workflow's prettier --check step failed on this file, and all 7 Codacy findings were the same defect reported separately: "Table pipe does not align with header" on the §6 table rows. npm run format:md pads the §6 table cells so every row shares the same pipe positions, and normalises one *emphasis* to _emphasis_. Both CI steps now pass locally: format:md:check reports all files formatted, lint:md reports 0 errors over 24 files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review found §3.2 labelled "the load-bearing configuration" while omitting
settings the stack cannot start without. Checked against martyrology-api,
which this design names as its template and which already carries all of
them.
Added, with the failure each one prevents:
- masterkey with a value. `start-from-init --masterkey` had no argument.
It must be exactly 32 characters and must never change, since Zitadel
cannot decrypt instance data after a rotation.
- The full ZITADEL_DATABASE_POSTGRES_* set, pointed at §3.1's zitadel-db
rather than the mariadb `db`. Both SSL modes are `disable`; without them
Zitadel attempts TLS against a non-TLS Postgres and dies during migration.
- LOGINV2_REQUIRED: false. With no zitadel-login container the authorize
flow would land on an unserved route. Disabling V2 rather than adding the
container follows the umbrella convention that each property builds its
own sign-in UI.
- The three FIRSTINSTANCE_ORG_MACHINE_* settings. PATPATH alone names a file
nothing writes, so the PAT that §4 calls "the entire integration" would
never exist.
- user: "0" and the /app/zitadel ready healthcheck.
Also resolved a doc-internal inconsistency: §3.2 used ${ZITADEL_PORT:-8090}
while §4 and §5 hardcoded 8090 in three further places, so overriding the
port silently pointed provisioning and Next.js at nothing. Documented as one
value restated four times. Noted that setup-zitadel.sh defaults
ZITADEL_INTERNAL_URL to 8080 for every target, so it must be set explicitly,
and that Compose reads ZITADEL_MASTERKEY / ZITADEL_DB_PASSWORD from .env
rather than .env.local.
Addresses CodeRabbit findings on lines 30, 36 and 45 of PR #286.
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Implements docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack-design.md in three tasks: compose services, flipping local dev onto them, and correcting the stale OIDC plan doc. One deliberate departure from the spec. §7 argues verification must be manual because an automated check would need a browser OIDC round-trip. That holds for the flow, and the plan keeps it manual. It does not hold for the configuration: `docker compose config` resolves interpolation without starting a container, so the image pin, SSL modes, machine-user block and — most importantly — the port derivation are cheaply testable. The spec itself flags that one port is restated in four places with nothing validating their agreement, so the plan adds bats cases that read the port out of the resolved config and require the compose mapping, ZITADEL_EXTERNALPORT and .env.local.example to agree, including under a ZITADEL_PORT override. Leaving that untested was the wrong call. docker-compose.yml joins test-worker.yml's path filters so those cases gate the file they cover rather than only firing when a test changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Local development authenticates against the production Zitadel today, via a localhost:3000 client registered there. This is the replacement that lets cdcf-infra #20 remove that client. Its own postgres:16-alpine rather than the stack's db, which is mariadb:11 and cannot host Zitadel. Port defaults to 8090 because martyrology-api and LiturgicalCalendarFrontend both use 8080, and a third stack there means only one runs at a time. The bats cases pin what nothing else validates: that the published port and ZITADEL_EXTERNALPORT stay equal under a ZITADEL_PORT override, since a mismatch mints issuer URLs that look correct and do not resolve. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flips AUTH_ZITADEL_ISSUER from the production instance to localhost:8090 and adds AUTH_ZITADEL_ORG_ID, which lib/auth.ts already reads but no example documented. Defaulting rather than documenting an opt-in is the point: while the example points at production, developers keep using the localhost:3000 client registered there, and cdcf-infra #20 can never remove it. The new bats case reads the port out of the resolved compose config and requires the env example to agree, so the two cannot drift.
Its Production Deployment section instructed standing up Zitadel at auth.catholicdigitalcommons.org. That instance exists and is managed by cdcf-infra, so following the section would have created a second production identity provider. Also marks Phase 2.1-2.3 done (Auth.js v5 shipped), and §1.1/§1.3 superseded by the local stack design and by automated provisioning. The WordPress OIDC and bearer-validation phases are genuinely outstanding and are left as they are.
- README.md: scope masterkey-rotation recovery to zitadel/zitadel-db and their db volume instead of `docker compose down -v`, which would also wipe db_data/redis_data/wordpress_data. - AGENTS.md: qualify AUTH_ZITADEL_ISSUER as prod-vs-local and add the missing AUTH_ZITADEL_ORG_ID to the canonical env-var reference, so this doc no longer contradicts .env.local.example for local development. - docs/zitadel-oidc-plan.md: replace §1.3's manual console walkthrough (still citing port 8085) with a pointer to cdcf-infra's automated setup-zitadel.sh flow, and correct the Verification Steps curl target from 8085 to 8090. - scripts/tests/zitadel_compose.bats: cover the previously-unguarded port restatements in README.md and the .env.local.example comment block, and make the "no production issuer" case assert the file exists so a missing/renamed file fails loudly instead of passing by accident.
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack-design.md`:
- Around line 72-79: Document in
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack-design.md:72-79 and
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack.md:27 that
ZITADEL_DB_PASSWORD/POSTGRES_PASSWORD must remain unchanged while
zitadel_db_data persists, because POSTGRES_PASSWORD initializes roles only on an
empty volume; include the recovery procedure of stopping the stack, removing the
persisted database volume, and re-provisioning with the intended password.
In `@docs/zitadel-oidc-plan.md`:
- Around line 3-11: Update docs/zitadel-oidc-plan.md to quarantine or remove
obsolete executable instructions, including manual console app creation, Auth.js
setup, old WordPress OIDC verification, and superseded production deployment
steps. Replace retained guidance with the current cdcf-infra provisioning and
Auth.js verification flow, and reconcile the WordPress bearer-validation status
with AGENTS.md so the document consistently marks it as deferred or present.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 57-86: Add a manual verification step to the Local Identity
Provider instructions that checks the running application’s effective
AUTH_ZITADEL_ISSUER is http://localhost:8090 and confirms sign-in/sign-out make
no requests to auth.catholicdigitalcommons.org, covering both lib/auth.ts and
the zitadel-signout route.
- Around line 104-111: Update the recovery instructions in the Docker Compose
cleanup block so users run the volume-listing check before docker volume rm,
then replace the hard-coded cdcf-website_zitadel_db_data value with the
confirmed Zitadel volume name.
- Around line 62-67: Update the Zitadel startup command in the README
provisioning instructions to include Docker Compose’s readiness wait option,
ensuring provisioning begins only after zitadel-db and zitadel pass their
healthchecks.
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Four of the five findings verified as still valid against the current tree; one was already handled and is skipped. Fixed: - ZITADEL_DB_PASSWORD is write-once, same as the masterkey but for a different reason: POSTGRES_PASSWORD initialises the Postgres role only on an empty volume, so changing it once zitadel_db_data exists leaves the role on its old password while the variable reads as correct. Documented with the recovery sequence in the README, and in the spec's and plan's gotcha lists. - README now uses `docker compose up -d --wait`. Both services define healthchecks, so without --wait the command returns mid-migration and the provisioning run fails on a PAT that does not exist yet. - The volume-removal block lists volumes before removing one, and no longer hands the reader a literal cdcf-website_zitadel_db_data to paste — the prefix is the Compose project name and differs when overridden. - Added a verification step proving local sign-in actually left production: read the resolved issuer from /api/auth/providers, then watch the network tab across sign-in and /api/auth/zitadel-signout for any request to the production host. Every other step can pass while still using production. - Corrected a real contradiction with AGENTS.md: the plan's status banner called §2.4 (WordPress bearer validation) deferred, but it shipped as includes/auth/zitadel-bearer.php, is loaded from functions.php:723 and has ZitadelBearerTest.php. Marked done, with §2.4's body flagged stale and AGENTS.md named authoritative. Skipped: - Removing the obsolete executable instructions from zitadel-oidc-plan.md. Those sections already carry superseded banners (§1.1, §1.3, Phase 2, Production Deployment), and the design settled on correcting that document where it misleads rather than rewriting it. The banners are the quarantine; deleting the content would lose the record of the original intent. Validated: prettier and markdownlint clean over 25 files, `docker compose config` valid, both healthchecks present, all 14 zitadel_compose.bats pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reverses the Login V1 decision on this branch. Production serves Login V2 —
cdcf-infra auth/docker-compose.prod.yml runs ghcr.io/zitadel/zitadel-login
with LOGINV2_REQUIRED 'true' — so a local stack on V1 exercised a sign-in UI
no deployed environment serves, and any V2-specific bug would first appear
after deploy. The earlier rationale here was wrong on the facts.
The zitadel-login container is interim. cdcf-infra deliberately does not own
a login UI on each property's behalf; the intended end state is each property
implementing sign-in natively against the Zitadel APIs, at which point this
service is dropped. Until cdcf-website does that, it runs what production runs.
Compose gains two services and loses a published port:
- zitadel-login, version-pinned to the backend (mixing versions is
unsupported upstream), consuming a SECOND first-instance PAT
(login-client.pat) minted by the new ZITADEL_FIRSTINSTANCE_ORG_LOGINCLIENT_*
block. The flag alone is not enough: without the container the authorize
flow redirects to /ui/v2/login and nothing answers. EMAIL_VERIFICATION
matches production, without which signups land ACTIVE with an unverified
email and no mail queued.
- zitadel-proxy (nginx, nginx/zitadel.conf) owning ${ZITADEL_PORT:-8090} and
routing /ui/v2/login* to the UI, everything else to the backend, so both
share one origin as they do in production. zitadel now publishes no port.
Two local-only bugs found by running it, neither reproducible in production:
- nginx $host strips the port, so Zitadel advertised `issuer:
http://localhost` and Auth.js refused sign-in with "issuer property does
not match the expected value". Both Host AND X-Forwarded-Host need
$http_host — X-Forwarded-Host wins, so fixing Host alone still fails.
Production is unaffected because it serves on 443.
- The proxy healthcheck used localhost, which resolves to ::1 first while
nginx listens IPv4-only, so a healthy proxy reported unhealthy and --wait
failed. Pinned to 127.0.0.1.
Verified end to end on a clean volume: both PATs written on first boot, all
seven services healthy, discovery reports issuer http://localhost:8090, and
sign-in redirects to /ui/v2/login/login?authRequest=V2_… carrying the CDCF
organization id. 18/18 bats pass.
Spec §3.2 is corrected and gains §3.3 for the two new services; the plan's
constraints are updated and its pre-Login-V2 snippets flagged; the README
documents the four services and the interim status of the login container.
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In `@docker-compose.yml`:
- Around line 127-169: Add a healthcheck to the zitadel-login service targeting
/ui/v2/login/healthy, then update zitadel-proxy’s zitadel-login dependency
condition from service_started to service_healthy so the proxy waits for Login
V2 readiness.
In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack.md`:
- Line 9: Update the Global Constraints proxy port mapping to publish
zitadel-proxy’s container port 80 rather than backend port 8080, while
preserving the existing host binding and ZITADEL_PORT default.
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| # Zitadel Login V2 UI (Next.js). Serves /ui/v2/login/* — the sign-in | ||
| # screens end users and the admin console both land on. Version-pinned to | ||
| # the backend: mixing zitadel and zitadel-login versions is unsupported. | ||
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| image: ghcr.io/zitadel/zitadel-login:v4.15.0 | ||
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| # Internal API call over the compose network, not the public origin. | ||
| ZITADEL_API_URL: http://zitadel:8080 | ||
| NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_PATH: /ui/v2/login | ||
| # Written by the LOGINCLIENT first-instance block on the zitadel | ||
| # service. If this file is missing the UI starts but every request | ||
| # fails unauthenticated — the usual symptom of enabling Login V2 on a | ||
| # database that was initialised before the setting existed. | ||
| ZITADEL_SERVICE_USER_TOKEN_FILE: /zitadel-data/login-client.pat | ||
| # Zitadel selects the instance by Host header, so API calls from this | ||
| # container must present the public host rather than `zitadel:8080`. | ||
| CUSTOM_REQUEST_HEADERS: "Host:localhost:${ZITADEL_PORT:-8090}" | ||
| # Without this the UI omits email.verification.send_code on | ||
| # AddHumanUser, so signups land ACTIVE with an unverified email and no | ||
| # verification mail is ever queued. Matches production. | ||
| EMAIL_VERIFICATION: "true" | ||
| volumes: | ||
| # Read-only: this service only consumes login-client.pat. | ||
| - ./.zitadel-data:/zitadel-data:ro | ||
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| # proxy production runs. Routes /ui/v2/login* to the v2 UI and everything | ||
| # else to the backend, so the login UI and the OIDC/API endpoints share one | ||
| # origin exactly as they do on auth.catholicdigitalcommons.org. | ||
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| > **Amendment (post-implementation):** this plan was written for a two-service, Login V1 stack. Login V2 was added afterwards to match production, which turned it into four services and moved the published port from `zitadel` to `zitadel-proxy`. The Global Constraints below are current; the literal compose and bats snippets inside Task 1 and Task 2 are **not** — they predate the change. Read `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack-design.md` §3.2–§3.3 and the committed `docker-compose.yml` / `scripts/tests/zitadel_compose.bats` for the shipped shape. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the current proxy port constraint.
The amendment says the Global Constraints are current. However, the constraint still specifies 127.0.0.1:${ZITADEL_PORT:-8090}:8080. zitadel-proxy publishes port 80; port 8080 is only the backend port.
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-- Published port: `127.0.0.1:${ZITADEL_PORT:-8090}:8080`.
+- Published port: `127.0.0.1:${ZITADEL_PORT:-8090}:80`.🧰 Tools
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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack.md` at line 9, Update
the Global Constraints proxy port mapping to publish zitadel-proxy’s container
port 80 rather than backend port 8080, while preserving the existing host
binding and ZITADEL_PORT default.
`next dev` writes a managed block into AGENTS.md on every start (node_modules/next/dist/server/lib/generate-agent-files.js). It opens with its own H1, so MD025/single-title fired in a file that already has one and `npm run lint:md` failed on any tree where the dev server had run — reported three times, since CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md are symlinks to AGENTS.md. Deleting the block only recreated the dirty diff, so the block is now committed. MD025 is disabled from an inline directive above the block rather than turned off in .markdownlint.yml, so the rule still protects every other document. Placement is deliberate and load-bearing: the generator replaces only the span between its BEGIN/END markers and preserves content on either side, so a directive above BEGIN survives regeneration. Verified rather than assumed — deleted the block, restarted the dev server, and confirmed it was re-added below a surviving directive (lines 369 and 373), with lint:md reporting 0 issues across 25 files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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AUTH_ZITADEL_ORG_IDdescription. The variable scopes authentication to the CDCF Org but is not required for sign-in becauselib/auth.tsfalls back to instance-wide authentication when it is unset.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 329: Update the AUTH_ZITADEL_ORG_ID description in the
environment-variable documentation to state that it scopes authentication to the
CDCF Org and is optional because lib/auth.ts falls back to instance-wide
authentication when unset; remove the claim that it is required for local
sign-in.
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The file began life as CLAUDE.md and still opened with that title and a line addressing "Claude Code (claude.ai/code)", even though CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md are both symlinks to it and any agent reading its own conventional filename gets these instructions. Retitled to AGENTS.md and rewritten the opening to address AI coding agents generally, noting the symlink arrangement so the next tool that wants a different filename gets another symlink rather than a divergent copy. The rest of the file needed no change — it is project documentation (build commands, architecture, REST endpoints, deployment) with no vendor-specific content: no .claude paths, slash commands, MCP or subagent references. Not touched: the historical specs and plans under docs/superpowers/ that say "update CLAUDE.md". They were accurate when written, the symlink means the instruction still resolves, and rewriting finished design records to match a later rename would be revisionist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The env-var reference claimed it "is required for local sign-in". It is not. lib/auth.ts:69 reads it inside buildOrgScope(), which returns an empty string when unset, so the org:id scope is simply omitted and Zitadel authorizes any instance-wide user — CDCF Org members included. The function's own comment says as much: "If unset, behavior falls back to instance-wide auth ... so a misconfigured deploy still works for CDCF Org users — it just doesn't enforce the cross-Org isolation." Restated as optional, with what setting it actually buys: registrations routed into the CDCF Org, and sign-ins rejected from sibling-property Orgs and the umbrella IAM admin. Kept the note that a value from the wrong instance does fail sign-in confusingly, since that is a real trap when a production Org ID is carried over to a local Zitadel. Verified lib/auth.ts:69 still resolves to the env read before citing it again. .env.local.example and the local-stack spec were checked and left alone — both describe a WRONG value failing sign-in, which is accurate, rather than claiming the variable is mandatory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every umbrella property runs its own local Zitadel — martyrology-api on 8080,
martyrology-frontend with its own .zitadel-data/, this repo on 8090 — but
ZITADEL_ISSUER, ZITADEL_INTERNAL_URL and ZITADEL_PAT_FILE all describe ONE
instance and were documented as going into the single shared
cdcf-infra/auth/.env.local. That is last-writer-wins across properties.
The failure mode is silent rather than loud: run --provision-martyrology while
the shared file still points at this repo and Martyrology's project is created
inside cdcf-website's Zitadel, because the PAT is a valid IAM_OWNER for that
instance and the call succeeds normally. The script echoes its target
("Target: local (issuer: http://localhost:8090, ...)"), but that is a log line,
not a guard.
setup-zitadel.sh already resolves ENV_FILE="${ENV_FILE:-.env.local}", so a
per-property file needs no change in cdcf-infra. Verified the override works
against the running instance before documenting it:
ENV_FILE=.env.local.cdcf-website ./setup-zitadel.sh --target local --create-orgs
-> Target: local (issuer: http://localhost:8090, internal: http://127.0.0.1:8090)
-> ✓ Org already exists: CDCF (386706282788159494) ...
README, .env.local.example and spec §4 now all instruct
.env.local.cdcf-website with ENV_FILE, and §4 records why. The bats cases that
pin the port restatements across those files still pass — only the filename
changed, not the values.
The convention should be mirrored in cdcf-infra's own docs and the other
properties' READMEs; that is a separate repo and not in this PR's scope.
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Why
Local development of this repo currently authenticates against the production Zitadel.
.env.local.example:70pointsAUTH_ZITADEL_ISSUERatauth.catholicdigitalcommons.org, and sign-in relies on ahttp://localhost:3000redirect URI registered on that production instance.cdcf-infra#20 removes that localhost client, per the convention settled inCatholicOS/martyrology-api#26(local development runs against a local Zitadel, which is why LitCal and Martyrology have no such client).It cannot be removed first. Auth.js v5 is live here —
next-auth 5.0.0-beta.31,lib/auth.ts,app/api/auth/[...nextauth],app/api/auth/zitadel-signout— so that client is in active use. Dropping it without a replacement would delete local sign-in rather than relocate it. This design is the replacement, and #20 waits on it.What this PR contains
A design document only —
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-17-local-zitadel-stack-design.md. No compose or env changes yet; status is design, pending implementation plan.It specifies adding
zitadel-db+zitadelservices to the compose stack, provisioned by the existingcdcf-infra/auth/setup-zitadel.sh --target local, and making the local instance the default for development rather than an opt-in — if.env.local.examplekeeps pointing at production, the production origin can never be retired.Two decisions carry their reasoning:
postgres:16-alpinerather than reusingdb, which ismariadb:11. This is the single place themartyrology-apitemplate cannot be copied.martyrology-apialready defaults its local Zitadel to127.0.0.1:8080; a third stack there means only one can run at a time, and the collision surfaces as an opaque bind failure.The image is pinned to
ghcr.io/zitadel/zitadel:v4.15.0, matchingmartyrology-api. The olderdocs/zitadel-oidc-plan.mdsays:latest, which is wrong for a stack whose management API is called by versioned path — a silent major bump would break provisioning with no change in this repo.Ordering
This lands first, then
cdcf-infra#20. Until #20 lands, a local provisioning run registers the production origin set — harmless inside a local instance, but not yet correct. Removing thelocalhost:3000client from the production Zitadel is #20's step, and happens only after developers are verified onto this stack.Verification
Reviewed against the repo and against
cdcf-inframain. Confirmed accurate: the.env.local.exampleissuer line, the Auth.js surface,dbbeingmariadb:11,AUTH_ZITADEL_ORG_IDconsumed atlib/auth.ts:69,.zitadel-data/already gitignored, everydocs/zitadel-oidc-plan.mdsection reference in §6,martyrology-api'sv4.15.0pin and8080default, port 8090 being free, and — oncdcf-inframain— that--target,--provision-cdcf-websiteand the exit-13 guard all exist today, so the §4 command runs without waiting for #20.One correction was made during review (
64f81bc): §3.2 described the stray rootzitadel/directory as empty and historyless. It holds an empty, root-ownednginx.conf/directory, so removal needs elevated privileges; andzitadel/nginx.confexisted as a real file on the unmergedfeature/zitadel-integrationbranch, untouched by this deletion.§7 documents a manual verification sequence rather than an automated one, and says so plainly — an automated check would need a full browser OIDC round-trip in CI. Step 7, confirming nothing in the flow reaches the production issuer, is the one that actually proves the goal.
One claim could not be verified: that
LiturgicalCalendarFrontendalso defaults its local Zitadel to 8080. That repo is not cloned locally. It does not affect the decision — the verifiedmartyrology-apicollision is sufficient on its own.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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