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Name: Search Autocomplete Summary: Improve search UX by providing real-time autocomplete suggestions.
Problem: Users struggle to find items quickly; searches without suggestions return many irrelevant results.
Goal: Increase successful search completions by 15% in 3 months.
User story: As a user, I want inline suggestions while typing so I can select a result without completing the full query.
Acceptance criteria:
Rollout: Feature flag, 10% → 50% → 100% with metrics check at each step.
Checklist:
Input (feature description): Add the ability for admins to export user data as a CSV file from the Rails admin dashboard.
Output:
# PRD: Admin CSV User Export
## Introduction
Admin users need to export a filtered list of user records as CSV from the admin dashboard for audits and reporting, without direct database access.
## Goals
- Admins can download user data without direct database access.
- Export completes in under 5 seconds for up to 10,000 records.
- Exported data respects existing admin permission scopes.
## User Stories
- As an admin, I want to export all users as a CSV so that I can share data with the ops team.
- As an admin, I want to filter users before exporting so that I only download relevant records.
## Functional Requirements
1. The system must show an **Export CSV** action on the admin users index page.
2. The system must trigger a `.csv` download when the admin confirms export, including columns: id, email, created_at, role, status.
3. The system must apply the same filters as the index (e.g. role, status) to the exported row set.
## Non-Functional Requirements
- Only users with the `admin` role can trigger an export.
- Exports larger than 10,000 rows must run via a background job and notify the admin (e.g. email with download link) to avoid request timeouts.
## Non-Goals
- Exporting associated records (orders, sessions, etc.).
- Custom column selection in v1.
- Scheduled or automated exports.
## Design Considerations
- Reuse existing admin index filters and table affordances; export entry point should be obvious and hard to trigger accidentally.
## Technical Considerations
- Prefer Active Job for large exports; consider streaming CSV for medium sizes if product wants synchronous download for <10k rows only.
## Implementation Surface
Rails areas likely touched (no code — discovery only):
- `controllers/` — admin users controller (or equivalent namespace)
- `models/` — `User` scopes for filtering
- `services/` — optional `UserCsvExport` orchestration
- `jobs/` — background export + delivery when row count exceeds threshold
- `mailers/` — export ready / link to file
- External integrations — none
## Success Metrics
- Median export time < 5s for ≤10k visible rows on staging hardware.
- Zero unauthorized export attempts succeeding (covered by policy/request specs).
## Open Questions
- Should each export be logged for audit (who, when, filter snapshot)?
- Hard cap on rows per export (product/legal)?
## Next Steps
Recommended next step: **generate-tasks** — break this PRD into implementation tasks with TDD gates.
Alternative chain targets: `ticket-planning`, `rails-architecture-review`, `rails-stack-conventions`.docs
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