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Research and architecture design for migrating task storage to Linear as the backend. Documents the sync layer approach that keeps SQLite as a local cache while Linear becomes the source of truth for core task data. Key findings: - 33 files directly use *db.DB, making full abstraction expensive - Sync layer approach requires ~100 lines of changes vs thousands - Field partitioning: core data syncs, execution state stays local - Polling-based sync (30s) simpler than webhooks for single-user tool Implementation deferred - saved as reference for future consideration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Key Findings
The research revealed that a sync layer approach is preferable to full database abstraction:
*db.DBwith no interface abstractionArchitecture Highlights
Test plan
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