As a developer, I want to implement the global color theme and structural layout across all existing scaffold pages so that the app visually matches the LifeFlow design system. This includes applying the color palette (#1F1F33 background, #292946 surface, #F5F5F5 text, #FF7A59 accent, #B3B3D1 muted), glassmorphism effects, gradient styles, rounded cards, and soft shadows. Also remove any scaffold pages not required by the SRD. This task must be completed before any page-specific implementation begins.
As a user, I want to use the backend API for the Planner so that I can create, read, update, and delete tasks with fields like title, description, date, start/end time, priority, and category. Expose REST endpoints using FastAPI with MySQL/MariaDB persistence via Alembic migrations.
As a user, I want to use the backend API for Habits so that I can create, read, update, and delete habits, log daily completions, track streaks, manage challenge enrollments, and fetch analytics data (weekly charts, monthly heatmaps). Expose REST endpoints using FastAPI.
As a user, I want to use the backend API for Money management so that I can create, read, update, and delete income and expense entries, manage shared expenses with member splits, and manage debts (you gave / you owe). Expose REST endpoints for all three tabs using FastAPI.
As a user, I want to use the backend API for Notes so that I can create, read, update, delete, pin, and categorize text notes and todo notes, and search notes. Expose REST endpoints using FastAPI.
As a user, I want to use the backend API for mood logging, goal tracking, and focus timer so that I can persist mood entries with emoji and journal text, track goals with progress indicators, and store focus session data. Expose REST endpoints using FastAPI.
As a user, I want to use the backend API for the Profile so that I can update my avatar, name, bio, and retrieve profile stats. Expose REST endpoints using FastAPI.
As a user, I want to use the Home dashboard page so that I can see a time-based greeting, current date, hero stats, quick add buttons, motivational quote, and previews of today's tasks, habits, money, debts, recent notes, goals, mood, and focus timer. Implement based on the existing Home (v3) JSX design. Includes subtle animations for hero stats and focus timer glowing ring, and swipeable section transitions. References the dynamic living dashboard concept from the SRD.
As a user, I want to use the Planner page so that I can add, edit, delete, and mark tasks complete, filter by today/tomorrow/week/all, search and sort by time/priority/category, and view task cards with title, description, date, start/end time, priority, and category. Implement based on the existing Planner (v1) JSX design.
As a user, I want to use the Habits page so that I can add, edit, delete, and track habits daily, view streaks and date-based status, organize habits into sections (in progress, missed, skipped, completed), participate in habit challenges (21/30/66 days or custom), and access analytics with weekly charts, monthly heatmaps, and habit performance views. Implement based on the existing Habits (v1) JSX design.
As a user, I want to use the Money page so that I can manage income/expenses (add, edit, delete), view monthly budget, net balance, savings rate, top category, weekly spend, no-spend streak, filter by date ranges, manage shared expenses with member splits, and track debts (you gave / you owe) with pending and paid statuses. Implement based on the existing Money (v1) JSX design covering Expenses, Shared, and Debts tabs.
As a user, I want to use the Notes page so that I can add, edit, delete, and pin notes, search notes, view note details, organize notes into categories, and create two types of notes: text notes and todo notes. Implement based on the existing Notes (v1) JSX design.
As a user, I want to use the Profile page so that I can view and update my avatar, name, bio, and stats, toggle between dark and light themes, and access a user profile panel. Implement based on the existing Profile (v1) JSX design.
As a user, I want to use the AI assistant feature (dashboard/ai-assistant page) so that I can interact with an intelligent assistant powered by GPT and Claude via LiteLLM routing and Langchain for context-aware responses including academic, coding, and productivity queries.
As a user, I want a persistent bottom navigation bar so that I can seamlessly switch between Home, Planner, Habits, Money, Notes, and Profile screens with smooth transitions, consistent with the mobile-first design principles outlined in the SRD.
As a user, I want the Planner page to connect to the backend API so that tasks are persisted, filtered, and sorted via live data. Wire up add/edit/delete task actions, filter controls, and sort functionality to the Planner REST endpoints.
As a user, I want the Habits page to connect to the backend API so that habit tracking, streaks, challenge progress, and analytics are persisted and displayed with live data.
As a user, I want the Money page to connect to the backend API so that all expense, shared expense, and debt data is persisted and live balances, summaries, and filters reflect real data.
As a user, I want the Notes page to connect to the backend API so that notes are persisted, searchable, and organized by category with live data.
As a user, I want the Profile page to connect to the backend API so that my avatar, name, bio, and stats are persisted and reflected live. Also wire up dark/light theme toggle preference persistence.
As a user, I want the Home dashboard page to connect to all backend APIs so that the hero stats, task previews, habit streaks, money summary, debt info, recent notes, goals, mood, and focus timer reflect real persisted data from the respective modules.

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July 11th, 2026
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Key points for the investor meeting: market size, revenue model, competitive advantage, and team background.
Milk, eggs, bread, spinach, chicken breast, brown rice, olive oil, bananas, almonds, yogurt.
Data structures review: binary trees, hash tables, graph traversal algorithms. Focus on Big-O analysis for midterm.
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