This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
## Project Overview
PolyWeather Pro — a production weather-intelligence stack for temperature settlement markets. Aggregates observations and forecasts for 52 monitored cities globally, blends multi-model highs using DEB (Dynamic Error Balancing), generates calibrated probability buckets for settlement, maps weather to Polymarket quotes for mispricing scans, and serves both a Next.js dashboard (Vercel) and a Telegram bot.
- **Market Monitor** (`MonitorPanel`): Real-time temperature monitoring board for 22 trading cities. Uses a temperature resolution chain (AMOS runway → AMOS → `airport_primary` → `airport_current` → `current`) defined in `frontend/components/dashboard/monitoring/monitor-temperature.ts`. Per-city refresh decisions driven by source-aware freshness (`source-freshness.ts`) instead of uniform `obs_age_min`. Seoul/Busan display runway surface temperature from AMOS; US cities get 5-min MADIS HFMETAR via `airport_primary`; others fall back to METAR.
- **High-Freq Airport Pipeline**: 19 of 22 monitor cities have dedicated realtime sources (AMOS, MADIS, JMA, MGM, FMI, KNMI, AROME). Data flows: `weather_sources.py` (fetch) → `country_networks.py` (`_airport_primary_from_raw`, per-country providers) → API `airport_primary` field. Plain METAR stays in `airport_current`. Documented in `docs/AIRPORT_REALTIME_SOURCES.md`.
- **Country Network Providers**: `country_networks.py` routes per-city to the right provider (Turkey→MGM, Korea→KMA, Japan→JMA, etc.) via `get_country_network_provider()`. Each provider controls `airport_primary_current`, `official_nearby_current`, and `official_network_status`. US cities use the default `GlobalMetarNetworkProvider` but get MADIS overrides injected via `results["madis_hfmetar_current"]`.
The compose file defines two services: `polyweather` (bot) and `polyweather_web` (FastAPI on :8000). Prewarm worker and monitoring profiles were removed in v1.6.0.
- **Configuration**: `.env.example` is the comprehensive reference (8 config sections: runtime, Telegram, weather cache, auth, ops, frontend, optional modules, Polygon monitor). Copy to `.env` and fill in secrets.
- **Auth gating** (frontend middleware): Token-based (`POLYWEATHER_DASHBOARD_ACCESS_TOKEN`) or Supabase session-based (`POLYWEATHER_AUTH_ENABLED`). Local dev hosts bypass auth.
- **CORS**: Allowed origins from `WEB_CORS_ORIGINS` env var (defaults: localhost:3000, polyweather-pro.vercel.app)
- **API proxy**: Frontend uses Next.js rewrites to proxy `/api/*` to the FastAPI backend; see `frontend/lib/api-proxy.ts` and `frontend/lib/backend-api.ts`
## Commit Convention
This repo uses the **Lore Commit Protocol** — structured decision records with git trailers (`Constraint:`, `Rejected:`, `Confidence:`, `Scope-risk:`, `Directive:`, `Tested:`, `Not-tested:`). Intent line first (why, not what).
- **CSS Variables First**: Prefer `var(--color-*)` / `var(--color-signal-*)` tokens over hardcoded hex values. The token system is defined in `globals.css` with light-theme overrides under `html.light`.
- **Avoid `!important`**: Only use it for Leaflet map overrides (inline style conflict) and chart canvas sizing. For light-theme overrides, use `html.light .root` prefix for higher specificity.
- **Monitoring CSS note**: `MonitorPanel.module.css` scopes its light-theme overrides to `.scan-terminal.light` (the terminal's built-in toggle), NOT `html.light`. When adding light styles for monitoring components, match this scoping.
- **New CSS Modules**: Add the module root class to `scan-root-styles.ts` barrel file instead of importing it separately in `ScanTerminalDashboard.tsx`.
3.**Dual-theme CSS** — For any UI change, confirm BOTH dark and light styles. Most components need `ScanTerminalLightTheme.module.css` updated; monitoring components (`MonitorPanel.module.css`) contain their own `.scan-terminal.light` blocks inline.