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Dependencies are pinned in `go.mod`, `web/package.json`, the npm lockfile, container tags, and CI workflow references. Add a runtime dependency only when its functionality is actively used, and record architectural additions in an ADR before merging.
## Phase 0 baseline
## Phase 1 baseline
Backend production code currently uses the Go standard library. Chi, pgx, sqlc, and the migration runner are approved by the architecture baseline and will be pinned when their first Phase 1 implementation is added.
Backend production code uses pgx v5 for PostgreSQL access and golang-migrate v4 for embedded, forward-only migrations. sqlc 1.31.1 generates the PostgreSQL repository. Chi remains approved by the architecture baseline and will be pinned when routing needs exceed the standard library multiplexer.
Frontend runtime dependencies are React, React DOM, TanStack Query, and TanStack Router. Development dependencies provide TypeScript, Vite, Vitest, ESLint, React tooling, and type declarations.
Container baselines are Go 1.26 on Debian Bookworm, Node 24 on Debian Bookworm, PostgreSQL 18.4 on Debian Bookworm, and a Debian Bookworm slim runtime. Production deployment should pin tested image digests as part of its release configuration.
Dependency updates must pass the full repository check and production image build. Avoid packages that duplicate standard-library functionality or introduce background network behavior, telemetry, install scripts, or unreviewed native binaries.