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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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Expand Up @@ -61,6 +61,10 @@ their emails are not delivered until you add a mail provider, as the Account ema
Apps compiled earlier keep their `AGENTS.md`. To adopt the new rules, ask your agent to compare its spec bullet with
this entry and update it.

An Account that leaves out `lockout` now gets Rails' own sign-in limit in the generated `RodauthController`: 10
attempts per IP address every three minutes. People on one network, such as a classroom, share it; `DEPLOY.md`
describes the limit and how to key it by email as well. The Skill's Accounts text says so instead of "not limited".

## 2026-10-12: State Machine events First Draft cannot generate are stubs

**Skills — released in plugin 0.8.15.** Plugin 0.8.14 carried the same text but was never published: its tag was pushed while a GitHub Actions incident had dropped its main CI run, so the publish workflow refused it. Once the First Draft service deploys the matching Compiler, a required,
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Expand Up @@ -692,8 +692,8 @@ a signed-in session. Without `registration`, nobody can sign themselves up: the
generated README shows the owner how to create each Account, in development seeds and with `bin/rails runner` against
the production database, because Render Free has no Shell. With `verification` but no `registration`, verification
covers email changes only. Without `recovery`, there is no password reset, and the README shows how the owner sets a
new password. Without `lockout`, failed sign-ins are not limited: nothing throttles `/login`, and `DEPLOY.md` says so
in its Failed sign-ins section. Keep `recovery` and `lockout` unless the user asks to leave them out.
new password. Without `lockout`, the generated `RodauthController` carries Rails' own sign-in limit, 10 attempts per IP
address every three minutes, and `DEPLOY.md` describes it in its Failed sign-ins section. Keep `recovery` and `lockout` unless the user asks to leave them out.

A realized Account derives one Web `/account` destination without requiring an authored profile. With
`registration`, sign-up shows a control for each required registration input that names a stored Account Field,
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confirmation: leave `verification` out unless the user asks for it, so sign-up signs people in at once and
they can share the app with friends right away. "No sign-up" is supported: without `registration`, sign-in
and Policies still generate, and the generated README shows the owner how to create each Account. Keep
`recovery` and `lockout`; without `lockout`, failed sign-ins are not limited, and `DEPLOY.md` says so.
`recovery` and `lockout`; without `lockout`, sign-in allows 10 attempts per IP address every three minutes, and
`DEPLOY.md` describes the limit.
- [ ] Lists: what each main list shows, starting with the record's name, and its order.
- [ ] Sample data: the proposed sample records and demo sign-in, and any CSV the user wants imported; import itself
goes in the implementation notes.
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it, Change email and sign-up with `registration` need one too, because their links travel by email. Follow
the Account email section of `DEPLOY.md` to add one before inviting real users.
- [ ] Accounts without sign-up or lockout: without `registration`, create each Account as the README's Accounts
section shows; without `lockout`, limit sign-in attempts as the Failed sign-ins section of `DEPLOY.md` says
before inviting real users.
section shows; without `lockout`, read the Failed sign-ins section of `DEPLOY.md`, because people on one network,
such as a classroom, share the per-IP sign-in limit.
- [ ] Photos and files (apps with image or attachment Fields): sign up for Cloudinary and set `CLOUDINARY_URL`
as the [upload setup](foundation-plan-023.md#photos-and-files) describes.
- [ ] Deploy: before the first deploy, the user creates a separate Render workspace for this app in the Render
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