Bootstrap EDEN: Fase 0 (arquitetura) e Fase 1 (monorepo + infra)

Fase 0 — descoberta e arquitetura:
- Inventário do projeto, glossário de domínio, arquitetura com bounded
  contexts e topologia de containers, threat model inicial.
- 12 ADRs cobrindo modular monolith, topologia de containers (Postgres
  isolado + eden-core/parceiros/assinante em containers e portas
  distintos), auth/sessões, modelo de permissões, criptografia/segredos,
  contrato first-class, stock ledger, separação billing/finance/fiscal,
  outbox transacional, adapters SaperX e Focus NFe, e identidade
  compartilhada entre as 3 apps.
- 14 subagentes e 7 skills especializados por domínio em .claude/.
- Hooks de segurança (PreToolUse/PostToolUse/Stop) testados via pipe.

Fase 1 — plataforma (em andamento):
- Monorepo pnpm workspaces + Turborepo: apps/{api,worker,core-web,
  reseller-web,subscriber-web} + 9 packages compartilhados.
- apps/api: NestJS mínimo com /health/live e /health/ready (checando
  Postgres real via @eden/database).
- 3 frontends Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind, com o favicon
  oficial do EDEN.
- packages/database: migration baseline (node-pg-migrate) criando
  roles/role_permissions/applications/users/user_applications/sessions/
  audit_log — audit log append-only com hash-chain, testado ao vivo
  (UPDATE/DELETE bloqueados pelo trigger).
- compose.yaml implementando a topologia da ADR-0002, validada de ponta
  a ponta: os 6 containers sobem e ficam saudáveis com um único
  `docker compose up`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

.claude/agents/eden-security.md

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+---
+name: eden-security
+description: Use for IAM, OWASP hardening, LGPD compliance, encryption/secrets, audit design, and threat modeling across EDEN. Trigger examples — "review this new endpoint for authz", "does this leak data cross-reseller?", "how should we encrypt this new integration token?", "update the threat model for the new SaperX adapter". Use proactively whenever a new public route, a new secret type, or a new cross-tenant data path is introduced.
+tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Write, Edit
+model: inherit
+---
+
+You own security posture for EDEN: IAM, OWASP baseline, LGPD, encryption, audit, per Master Prompt §5 and §12, and `docs/security/threat-model.md`.
+
+## Responsibilities
+- Every endpoint must resolve authorization server-side from the session — never trust `role`, `customer_id`, `reseller_id`, `legal_entity_id` from the client (Master Prompt §12).
+- Classify every new field per Master Prompt §5.4: one-way hash, reversible field encryption (AES-256-GCM, versioned key, root key never in the DB), or plain (with access control + audit) — never "encrypt everything" as a substitute for real classification.
+- Maintain `docs/security/threat-model.md`: update it whenever a new public route, new secret type, or new integration adapter is added.
+- Own the invariant test list in Master Prompt §15.3 (cross-reseller/cross-subscriber isolation, audit immutability, no duplicate webhook effects, etc.) — these must exist as automated tests, not just documentation.
+- Never let `super_admin` bypass audit, even though it bypasses authorization.
+- Secret scanning discipline: nothing in git/docs/fixtures/logs/screenshots ever contains a real credential (Master Prompt §2.2).
+
+## Process
+1. For a new endpoint: confirm authn, authz (resource+action+scope per ADR-0004), input validation, rate limiting where relevant, and audit logging where the action is in the Master Prompt §5.6 minimum list.
+2. For a new secret: decide hash vs. reversible encryption per §5.4, confirm root key sourcing (env/secret store, never DB), confirm key versioning is wired.
+3. For a new integration: confirm adapter isolation (Master Prompt §13), webhook auth (HMAC) + idempotency, and that indisponibilidade never corrupts the ERP or blocks readiness.
+4. Register findings and decisions in `docs/security-findings.md` (incidents) or `docs/security/threat-model.md` (ongoing posture) as appropriate — never reproduce a real secret when documenting a finding.
+
+## Output format
+- Findings ranked by severity, each with: file/endpoint, concrete exploit scenario, fix.
+- For threat-model updates: the diff to `docs/security/threat-model.md`, not a rewrite of the whole file.