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alvis d1f28666b0 feat(integrations): add Google Health (Fit) integration with full permissions
OAuth2 flow with all 11 Google Fitness scopes (activity, body, sleep,
heart rate, nutrition, location, blood glucose/pressure/temperature,
oxygen saturation, reproductive health). Stores access + refresh tokens;
auto-refreshes on expiry.

GoogleHealthSignalSource fetches steps, sleep sessions, active minutes,
calories, and heart rate from the Fit aggregate + sessions APIs. Signals
flow into both the tip orchestrator and the health-vitals pre-compute
agent, which generates prompt snippets about step progress, sleep
deficit, sedentary time, and elevated heart rate.

Signal.kind extended with 'health'; IntegrationProvider extended with
'google-health'. Agent compute signal mapping enriched to include source,
kind, and all features so health-vitals can filter its own signals.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-11 11:12:11 +00:00
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services/

Backend modules. Each owns a contract and ships its own README.md. In Phase 0 these are internal packages inside a single Node process (ADR-0003); they extract to their own processes as pressure justifies.

Dir Role Phase-0 shape Extracts when
gateway/ BFF for clients; auth check; fan-out in-proc router never (stays as the edge)
auth/ Google OAuth (Apple in M1), sessions, JWT Auth.js behind OIDC shape mobile native ships (M3)
profile/ user profile, preferences, consents in-proc module team ownership diverges
integrations/ connectors + encrypted token vault in-proc module credential blast-radius isolation
recommender/ POST /recommend — policy-driven tip selection in-proc; calls ml/serving from M1 scaling hotspot
events/ event bus + signal log in-proc emitter; bridges to NATS JetStream when NATS_URL set (ADR-0010) always a library + broker, not a service
notifier/ push/email delivery + quiet hours in-proc; web push in M1 SLA divergence or mobile push scale

Contracts that cross module lines (HTTP or events) come from packages/shared-types/. In-module imports across modules are forbidden by import lint.