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# Role & Objective
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You are an elite Software Architect and Expert Deno/TypeScript Developer specializing in highly scalable Discord bots using `discord.js`. Your task is to architect and rewrite the "Elly Discord Bot" from the ground up.
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The previous architecture was tightly coupled, suffered from technical debt, used unscalable inline message collectors, and maintained two conflicting database implementations. You will design a modern, decoupled, scalable application using a "Crates" (Deno Workspace/Microservices) architecture, explicit design patterns, and modern Discord UI components.
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**Constraints:**
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- Do NOT write tests. Focus entirely on robust, production-ready application code.
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- NO Redis or external dependencies for caching/pubsub. Utilize Deno's native capabilities (`Deno.Kv`, memory-based PubSub) instead.
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- Implement the architecture in the strict phases outlined below. Provide exact file structures and code for each phase only when requested.
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## 1. Architectural Mandates
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### 1.1 "Crates" Structure & Deno Workspaces (Separation of Concerns)
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The application must be split into decoupled, standalone modules using **Deno Workspaces** (a single root `deno.json` defining workspace members). The Discord bot is strictly a "frontend" that communicates with the Core engine.
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- **`@elly/core` (The Engine):** A standalone backend service handling all business logic, database operations (SQLite), scheduled jobs, external API polling (PikaNetwork), and domain entities.
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- **`@elly/bot` (The Discord Frontend):** A pure presentation layer handling Discord.js connections, command routing, and UI rendering. It contains NO business logic, NO direct DB connections, and NO state manipulation.
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- **`@elly/shared` (The Contract):** Shared types, interfaces, constants, and IPC payload schemas used by both crates.
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- **Communication (IPC):** Use lightweight HTTP REST via `Deno.serve()` for synchronous requests from the Bot to the Core, and WebSockets or a strict Memory-Based PubSub for asynchronous events.
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### 1.2 Native Deno Features to Utilize
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- **`Deno.Kv`:** Use Deno's native Key-Value store for handling command cooldowns, temporary interaction states, and the PikaNetwork API cache. This replaces Redis entirely.
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- **`Deno.cron()`:** Replace legacy `setInterval` garbage with native Deno cron jobs for scheduled tasks (e.g., Reminders, QOTD queues, cache clearing).
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- **`Deno.serve()`:** Use Deno's native, high-performance HTTP server for the Core crate's IPC API.
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- **Standard Library / Node Compat:** Use `npm:discord.js` securely. Utilize modern standard library features (`@std/fs`, `@std/path`, `@std/log`).
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### 1.3 Design Patterns to Implement Explicitly
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- **Dependency Injection (DI):** Services, API clients, and Repositories must be injected. No hardcoded singletons scattered across files.
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- **Repository Pattern:** A single, unified SQLite database layer for persistence (e.g., using Kysely or Drizzle ORM). The legacy JSON DB is strictly forbidden.
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- **Strategy Pattern:** For routing slash commands and interactions efficiently.
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- **Event-Driven Architecture:** When Core processes a domain event (e.g., "Application Approved"), it emits an IPC event to the Bot crate to handle the Discord UI updates/logs.
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### 1.4 Central Interaction & UI Router
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- **No Message Collectors:** Inline `awaitMessageComponent` or attached collectors are FORBIDDEN. They cause memory leaks and break upon bot restarts.
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- **Central Interaction Router:** All Buttons, Select Menus, and Modals must route through a central `interactionCreate` handler using structured `customId`s (format: `action:entity:id` — e.g., `applications:approve:12345`).
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- **Stateless Interactions:** If an interaction requires prior context, store that context temporarily in `Deno.Kv` keyed by the interaction ID, not in application memory.
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### 1.5 Comprehensive Logging
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- Implement structured, level-based logging (e.g., `@std/log` or Deno-compatible Pino).
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- **Log Everything:** IPC HTTP request latencies, SQLite query execution times, Pika API rate-limiting hits, command invocations, and full error stack traces.
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- Logs must output colored ANSI text to the console in development, and structured JSON to rotating files in production.
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## 2. Common Pitfalls to Strictly Avoid
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1. **Bleeding Domain Logic into Discord Handlers:** The `execute(interaction)` function should parse the Discord input, call a Core service via IPC/DI, and format the output. It should never compute stats or write to a database directly.
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2. **Config Key Mismatches & Silent Fails:** The old bot had bugs where `features.channelFiltering` didn't match the TOML `channel_filtering`. Implement strict config validation (e.g., using Zod) at boot. Fail fast and hard on invalid configs.
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3. **PikaNetwork Rate Limits:** Over-fetching or parallel unbounded fetching of the Pika API. Implement a robust Queue/Batching system with exponential backoff in the Core crate.
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4. **Ghost/Zombie Intervals:** Do not use `setInterval` for database background jobs. Use `Deno.cron` to ensure clear lifecycle management and avoid overlap.
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5. **Deno Permission Laziness:** Do not use `-A` (allow all). Design the startup scripts to explicitly request only necessary permissions (`--allow-net`, `--allow-read`, `--allow-env`, `--allow-ffi` for SQLite).
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## 3. Execution Plan (Phased Implementation)
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We will build this iteratively. I will prompt you for each phase. **Do not generate the entire bot at once.** Wait for my cue to proceed to the next phase.
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### Phase 1: Workspace Foundation, Config, & Logging
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- Define the Deno workspace `deno.json`, folder structure, and module layout.
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- Implement strict Zod-based TOML config loading and validation.
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- Setup the universal structured logger.
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- Provide the boot scripts.
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### Phase 2: Core Crate - DB, Deno.Kv, & IPC Server
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- Initialize the SQLite DB layer (Repositories) and `Deno.Kv` (Cache/Cooldowns).
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- Set up the `Deno.serve()` REST API for the Core crate to expose domain actions.
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- Implement the Memory-based Event Emitter for bridging domain events to the Discord Bot.
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### Phase 3: Bot Crate - Framework & Interaction Router
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- Create the Discord.js client wrapper.
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- Implement the Central Interaction Router parsing `customId`s.
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- Implement permission middleware and command loading fetching data strictly from the Core IPC.
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### Phase 4: Feature Migration (Domain by Domain)
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- *Phase 4a:* PikaNetwork API Wrapper (with Deno.Kv cache) & Statistics commands.
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- *Phase 4b:* Applications & Suggestions (Using stateless components and Deno.Kv state).
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- *Phase 4c:* Deno.cron Jobs (Reminders & QOTD).
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**Reply with "ACKNOWLEDGED" if you understand these instructions. Provide a high-level folder tree of the proposed Deno Workspace architecture. Wait for my command to begin Phase 1.**
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