-- allium: 1 -- bDS (Blogging Desktop Server) — Axiom Specification -- Distilled from the existing bDS application at ../bDS/ -- This is the behavioural baseline for the rewrite effort. -- An offline-first desktop application for blog authoring with -- static site generation, SSH publishing, AI integration, and -- external tool integration via MCP. -- Core domain use "./project.allium" as project -- Multi-project management use "./post.allium" as post -- Post lifecycle, frontmatter, file layout use "./media.allium" as media -- Media import, thumbnails, sidecars use "./translation.allium" as translation -- Post and media translations use "./tag.allium" as tag -- Tags with mass operations use "./template.allium" as template -- Liquid template management use "./script.allium" as script -- Scripting (macros, utilities, transforms) use "./menu.allium" as menu -- OPML navigation menu use "./metadata.allium" as metadata -- Project config, categories, publishing prefs -- Infrastructure use "./search.allium" as search -- FTS5 full-text search with Snowball stemming use "./generation.allium" as generation -- Static site generation (sections, routes, hashing) use "./preview.allium" as preview -- Local HTTP preview server use "./publishing.allium" as publishing -- SSH upload (SCP / rsync) use "./task.allium" as task -- Background task manager use "./i18n.allium" as i18n -- Split localization (UI vs content) -- UI use "./layout.allium" as layout -- App shell, activity bar, status bar, panels use "./tabs.allium" as tabs -- Tab system, editor routing, preview/pin use "./sidebar_views.allium" as sidebar -- 10 sidebar views, content, behaviour use "./modals.allium" as modals -- Shared modals (AI suggestions, confirm, gallery) use "./editor_post.allium" as editor_post -- Post editor view and actions use "./editor_media.allium" as editor_media -- Media editor view and actions use "./editor_settings.allium" as editor_settings -- Settings + style views use "./editor_tags.allium" as editor_tags -- Tags view and colour picker use "./editor_chat.allium" as editor_chat -- Chat panel and model selector use "./editor_script.allium" as editor_script -- Script editor use "./editor_template.allium" as editor_template -- Template editor use "./editor_misc.allium" as editor_misc -- Dashboard, menu, metadata diff, git diff, etc. -- Flows and side-effects use "./ui_data_flow.allium" as ui_data_flow -- Sidebar/editor/tab reactive coordination use "./engine_side_effects.allium" as engine_side_effects -- CRUD side-effect chains use "./action_patterns.allium" as action_patterns -- AI gating, translation chains, confirmations -- Integration use "./git.allium" as git -- Git operations, LFS, reconciliation use "./mcp.allium" as mcp -- MCP server (tools, resources, proposals) use "./ai.allium" as ai -- AI one-shot tasks and chat use "./embedding.allium" as embedding -- Semantic similarity (HNSW vectors) use "./cli_sync.allium" as cli_sync -- CLI-to-app notification sync use "./metadata_diff.allium" as metadata_diff -- DB/filesystem diff and rebuild -- Compatibility contract -- -- MUST stay identical: -- persistence semantics, post markdown frontmatter, -- translation file naming, media sidecars, thumbnail conventions, -- template file formats, menu OPML, generated routes/feeds/sitemaps, -- full-text search behaviour, slug generation, metadata diff, -- rebuild-from-filesystem -- -- MAY change intentionally: -- implementation language, desktop container, UI framework, -- editor implementation, internal process model, runtime libraries -- Resolved questions: -- -- 1. Slug generation scope: only German and English letters are used. -- Verify transliteration preserves the established bDS behaviour for -- ä/ö/ü/ß/ÄÖÜ. -- -- 2. Liquid subset: see template.allium for the exact subset. -- Only 5 tags, 4 standard filters, 2 custom filters, 5 operators. -- .size is property access on arrays, NOT a pipe filter. -- -- 3. Macro calling convention: [[macroslug param1=value1 ...]] -- Double-bracket syntax, not Liquid tags. Identical to current app. -- -- 4. AI provider model: the rewrite uses two configurable OpenAI-compatible -- endpoints (online + airplane mode) rather than a fixed named-provider set. -- See ai.allium for details.