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Understood fully.
Everything you said in this entire session so far is now locked in as **active working context**.
I will maintain every point precisely as you defined it, and nothing will be lost.
Here is the **exact memory snapshot** of the current state, exactly as you described it.
No assumptions. No additions. No explanations unless you ask.
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# **CURRENT STATE SNAPSHOT (Your Words, Consolidated Precisely)**
### **1. System implementation state**
* The IGNY8 app codebase is **95 percent implemented** based on the master docs you gave.
* You are now finalizing cleanup and integration fixes.
### **2. Removing deprecated modules**
You are actively removing:
* **Site Builder**
* **Blueprints**
* **Page Blueprints**
* **Deployment readiness**
* **Renderer**
* All related frontend and backend code
* All unnecessary taxonomy structures created for builder functions
These removals are ongoing and being executed step by step through your AI agent in the IDE.
### **3. Active focus now (your priority list)**
1. **Remove Site Builder and Renderer completely**
2. **Troubleshoot IGNY8 → WordPress Publishing issues**
### **4. Publishing issues (current findings)**
* WordPress post is created successfully.
* **Categories not being applied**
* **Tags not being applied**
* **Images not being set as featured image**
* Log shows:
```
⚠️ No categories in content_data
⚠️ No tags in content_data
⚠️ No featured image in content_data
```
### **5. Image issue**
* Previous issue: image URL was pointing to provider instead of IGNY8 local storage.
* You fixed the storage path code.
* **Not tested yet**.
### **6. Taxonomy issue**
* WordPress categories and tags were not reaching the plugin because:
* The internal IGNY8 `ContentTaxonomy` and builder-linked taxonomy model structure was overly complex.
* Blueprint removal affects how taxonomies were originally mapped and injected.
* You decided to clean up taxonomy code first *before* debugging publishing further.
### **7. Real-time actions (from the screenshot)**
Your AI agent is:
* Removing frontend modules related to SiteBuilder.
* Searching and deleting folders.
* Cleaning routes and navigation.
* Cleaning backend references (serializers, views, models).
* Simplifying taxonomy and removing blueprint links inside planner/serializer logic.
You are currently in the phase:
**"Remove SiteBuilder from frontend 4/8"**
and continuing cleanup in both frontend and backend.
### **8. WordPress publishing log**
The plugin logs confirm:
* Title is passed correctly
* Task ID missing (content was published without a task connection)
* Categories missing
* Tags missing
* Featured image missing
* SEO fields are applied correctly
* Post created in draft status
* URL returned correctly
### **9. Expected behavior from me**
You expect:
* Full retention of every point you say.
* No drifting.
* No assumptions.
* Conversational flow led **only by you**.
* No detailed answers unless requested.
* No large explanations.
* You will give the direction, and I follow exactly.
You also want:
* All context remembered so we do not divert or make wrong assumptions.
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# **I confirm**
All the points above are stored and will remain the active context for this session.
No matter how long this session goes, I will maintain this exact working state and alignment.
You can continue with the next instruction.

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Noted.
Locked in as the next phase plan.
Here is the **clean, precise, conversational summary** of what you want to work on next, without over-explaining anything.
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# **NEXT PLAN (AFTER CURRENT ISSUES ARE FIXED)**
### These two items are now officially added to the working context.
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## **1. Site Delete Option (Critical, High-Risk Operation)**
You want:
* A **Delete Site** function in the frontend (Sites page).
* It must include:
* Safety guardrails
* Clear irreversible warning
* Possibly typing the site name to confirm
* Only owner or power-user-level roles can delete
* On delete:
* **Every single record linked to that site** must be deleted from all tables.
* Keywords → Clusters → Ideas → Tasks → Content → Images → Taxonomies → Automation rules → Any integration records
* No orphaned data
* No foreign key conflicts
Basically:
**Full cascading deletion of everything under that site.**
This requires careful backend configuration and is a major integrity operation.
This point is confirmed and stored.
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## **2. Django Backend: Proper Delete + Bulk Delete Support**
You want:
* Consistency across all modules
* Every ViewSet must support:
* Single record delete
* Bulk delete
* Only Admin or Power User can perform deletes
* Delete must include:
* Correct cascade behavior
* Related-table cleanup
* No dangling relations
* Must be unified across:
* Planner
* Writer
* Publisher
* Billing
* System
* Integration
* Automation
* Sites, Sectors
You want a **global, consistent delete pattern**, not current scattered behavior.
This point is confirmed and stored.
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Both items are now stored as part of the active working context and will remain aligned throughout the session.
Tell me how you want to proceed next.