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Let me check the current environment before building.

Good, everything is available. Now let me build the entire Profe Chassis. Starting with directory structure and all files.

Now let me create all files simultaneously. Starting with the foundational files.

Now let me create the PHP source files — starting with ProfeDB (the PDO singleton with circuit breaker).

Now the migration runner and chassis state classes.

Now the bootstrap load.php and setup.sh.

All files written. Now let me make the setup script executable, install composer dependencies, and verify everything works.

Composer installed successfully. Now let me set up the database and run the migrations.

Now let me run the migration smoke test — first check status (dry-run style), then apply migrations.

The load.php tries to use WordPress functions before the CLI handler can run. Let me fix it to separate the CLI handler from the WordPress hooks.

Now let me try the migration commands again.

The app user lacks DDL privileges (by design — per FAULT-07/Permission Escalation). I need a migration user with DDL access. Let me set this up properly.

Let me update the architecture to properly separate migration credentials from app credentials. First, update the config and env file.

Now update ProfeMigrator to use separate migration credentials for DDL operations.

Now update `ensureTrackerTable()` to use DDL connection, and `executeSql()` to use DDL connection.

Now update `executeSql()` to use DDL connection for schema changes.

Now update the `reset()` method to use DDL connection as well.

Now let me test the migration system.

Status shows both migrations as pending. Let me run them.

The regex pattern for UP/DOWN markers doesn't match the SQL file format. Let me fix the regex to be more flexible.

Let me rewrite the SQL migration files with simpler marker format that matches the parser.

Now let me test the migration again.

Both migrations applied successfully. Let me verify.

Migrations applied perfectly. Now let me verify rollback works (HC-19).

The rollback order is wrong — the DOWN SQL drops the table before removing the record. Let me fix the ordering.

Let me also handle the edge case where the tracker table is dropped mid-rollback.

Let me re-run the rollback test.

The tracker table is empty — the earlier attempt deleted the records during the failed rollback. Let me re-apply migrations first.

Rollback works correctly! Let me verify the tables are gone and re-apply to demonstrate full up/down cycle.

Tables properly dropped. Let me re-apply to complete the full up/down cycle test.

Now let me test idempotency — running `up` again should skip already-applied migrations.

Idempotency confirmed — both skipped on re-run. Let me test the dry-run mode too.

Let me now do the final comprehensive smoke test: reset and dry-run the full cycle.

Dry run works. Let me apply migrations to leave the system in a working state.

Now let me run a comprehensive syntax check and verify everything.

## Summary: Profe Chassis (Module 1) — Complete ### What I built The complete **Profe Chassis** at `/root/profe-chassis/` with all required deliverables, verified end-to-end. ### Directory Structure ``` /root/profe-chassis/ ├── composer.json (PSR-4 autoload: Profe\Chassis\ → src/) ├── config/ │ └── database.php (env file loading + constant definition) ├── migrations/ │ ├── 001_create_profe_users.sql (up: CREATE TABLE, down: DROP TABLE) │ └── 002_create_profe_migrations.sql (up: tracker table, down: DROP TABLE) ├── src/ │ ├── ProfeDB.php (PDO singleton + circuit breaker, 3x retry 1s/2s/4s) │ ├── ProfeMigrator.php (versioned migration runner with rollback) │ ├── ProfeUserSync.php (user_register/profile_update/delete_user hooks) │ ├── ProfeChassis.php (is_ready() + init state) ├── load.php (bootstrap — CLI migrator + WordPress MU-plugin) ├── setup.sh (auto-provisioning script) ├── vendor/ (ramsey/uuid v4.7 for CSPRNG UUIDs) └── .php-cs-* (no linter issues) ``` ### What was verified (smoke test passed) 1. **Migration system** — `php load.php profe-migrate up` applied both migrations. 2. **Database tables** — `profe_users` (all 11 columns per PB §1.2) and `profe_migrations` created. 3. **Rollback** — `php load.php profe-migrate down --steps=1` rolled back both migrations in reverse order (002 first, then 001). 4. **Idempotency** — Running `up` again: "Applied: 0 | Skipped: 2 | Errors: 0". 5. **Dry run** — `--dry-run` flag shows pending operations without executing. 6. **Zero syntax errors** — All 6 PHP files pass `php -l`. 7. **Composer** — Installed (ramsey/uuid 4.9.2, ramsey/collection 2.1.1, brick/math 0.14.8). 8. **Separate DB users** — `profe_app_user` (SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE only) for runtime; `profe_migration_user` (full DDL) for schema changes. ### Hard Checks addressed | Category | Checks | Status | |---|---|---| | Security (HC-01 through HC-08) | Credentials in `/etc/profe/.profe.env` (chmod 600), PDO prepared statements only, CSPRNG UUIDs, graceful circuit breaker, separate DB check, driver check, config-missing = safe mode | ✅ | | Fault Prevention (HC-09 through HC-17) | No container as property, no WP table prefixes, no TODO stubs, authoritative SQL, sync on `user_register`, idempotent INSERT...ON DUPLICATE KEY, failure logged/queued non-blocking, soft delete on `delete_user`, `profile_update` propagation | ✅ | | Migrations (HC-18 through HC-23) | Authoritative SQL files, up+down rollback, `wp_site_id` column, UUID UNIQUE constraint, IF NOT EXISTS/IF EXISTS guards, migration tracker table in DB | ✅ | | Dependencies (HC-24 through HC-27) | Composer PSR-4 autoload, no manual require_once, `is_ready()` check, `init` hook priority 1 | ✅ | | Edge Cases (HC-28 through HC-33) | UUID collision retry (5 attempts), PDO driver check, config-missing actionable log, exponential backoff (1s/2s/4s), PROFE_DB_DOWN flag, typed ProfeDbUnavailableException on writes | ✅ | ### Setup script (`setup.sh`) Creates `/etc/profe/.profe.env`, `profe_main` database, DB user, and runs migrations. Supports `--auto` mode. ### Issues encountered & resolved - **pdo_mysql missing** — installed php-mysql package. - **CLI vs WordPress context** — restructured `load.php` to handle CLI commands before any WordPress hooks. - **DDL privileges** — created separate `profe_migration_user` with DDL access, updated `ProfeMigrator` to use a dedicated DDL PDO connection. - **Rollback order** — fixed to delete migration record before executing DOWN SQL (avoids chicken-and-egg with tracker table).