WHOOSH/docs/DEVELOPMENT_PLAN.md

# WHOOSH Transformation Development Plan
## Autonomous AI Development Teams Architecture

Sanity Addendum (Go + MVP-first)
- Backend in Go for consistency with CHORUS; HTTP/WS with chi/echo, JSON Schema validation, structured logs. Optional Team Composer as a separate Go service calling local Ollama endpoints (cloud models opt-in only).
- Orchestration: Docker Swarm with nginx ingress; secrets via Swarm; SHHH scrubbing at API/WS ingress and before logging.
- MVP-first scope: single-agent path acting on `bzzz-task` issues → PRs; WHOOSH provides minimal API + status views. Defer HMMM channels/consensus and full Composer until post-MVP.
- Database: start with a minimal subset (teams, team_roles, team_assignments, agents-min, slurp_submissions-min). Defer broad ENUMs/materialized views and analytics until stable.
- Determinism & safety: Validate all LLM outputs (when enabled) against versioned JSON Schemas; cache analyses with TTL; rate limit; apply path allowlists and diff caps; redact secrets.

### Overview

This document outlines the comprehensive development plan for transforming WHOOSH from a simple project template tool into a sophisticated **Autonomous AI Development Teams Architecture** that orchestrates CHORUS agents into self-organizing development teams.

## 🎯 Mission Statement

**Enable autonomous AI agents to form optimal development teams, collaborate democratically through P2P channels, and deliver high-quality solutions through consensus-driven development processes.**

## 📋 Development Phases

### Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
**Core Infrastructure & Team Composer**

#### 1.1 Database Schema Redesign
- [ ] Design team management tables
- [ ] Agent capability tracking schema
- [ ] Task analysis and team composition history
- [ ] GITEA integration metadata storage

#### 1.2 Team Composer Service
- [ ] LLM-powered task analysis engine
- [ ] Team composition logic and templates
- [ ] Capability matching algorithms
- [ ] GITEA issue creation automation

#### 1.3 API Foundation
- [ ] RESTful API for team management
- [ ] WebSocket infrastructure for real-time updates
- [ ] Authentication/authorization framework
- [ ] Rate limiting and security measures

#### 1.4 Development Environment
- [ ] Docker containerization
- [ ] Development/staging/production configurations
- [ ] CI/CD pipeline setup
- [ ] Testing framework integration

### Phase 2: CHORUS Integration (Weeks 5-8)
**Agent Self-Organization & P2P Communication**

#### 2.1 CHORUS Agent Enhancement
- [ ] Agent self-awareness capabilities
- [ ] GITEA monitoring and parsing
- [ ] Team application logic
- [ ] Performance tracking integration

#### 2.2 P2P Communication Infrastructure
- [ ] UCXL addressing system
- [ ] Team channel creation and management
- [ ] Message routing and topic organization
- [ ] Real-time collaboration tools

#### 2.3 Agent Discovery & Registration
- [ ] Ollama endpoint polling
- [ ] Hardware capability detection
- [ ] Model performance benchmarking
- [ ] Agent health monitoring

### Phase 3: Collaboration Systems (Weeks 9-12)
**Democratic Decision Making & Team Coordination**

#### 3.1 Consensus Mechanisms
- [ ] Voting systems (majority, supermajority, unanimous)
- [ ] Quality gates and completion criteria
- [ ] Conflict resolution procedures
- [ ] Democratic decision tracking

#### 3.2 HMMM Integration
- [ ] Structured reasoning capture
- [ ] Thought attribution and timestamping
- [ ] Mini-memo generation
- [ ] Evidence-based consensus building

#### 3.3 Team Lifecycle Management
- [ ] Team formation workflows
- [ ] Progress tracking and reporting
- [ ] Dynamic team reconfiguration
- [ ] Team dissolution procedures

### Phase 4: SLURP Integration (Weeks 13-16)
**Artifact Submission & Knowledge Preservation**

#### 4.1 Artifact Packaging
- [ ] Context preservation systems
- [ ] Decision rationale documentation
- [ ] Code and documentation bundling
- [ ] Quality assurance integration

#### 4.2 UCXL Address Management
- [ ] Address generation and validation
- [ ] Artifact versioning and linking
- [ ] Hypercore integration
- [ ] Distributed storage coordination

#### 4.3 Knowledge Extraction
- [ ] Performance analytics
- [ ] Learning from team outcomes
- [ ] Best practice identification
- [ ] Continuous improvement mechanisms

### Phase 5: Frontend Transformation (Weeks 17-20)
**User Interface for Team Orchestration**

#### 5.1 Team Management Dashboard
- [ ] Real-time team formation visualization
- [ ] Agent capability and availability display
- [ ] Task analysis and team composition tools
- [ ] Performance metrics and analytics

#### 5.2 Collaboration Interface
- [ ] Team channel integration
- [ ] Real-time progress monitoring
- [ ] Decision tracking and voting interface
- [ ] Artifact preview and management

#### 5.3 Administrative Controls
- [ ] System configuration management
- [ ] Agent fleet administration
- [ ] Quality gate configuration
- [ ] Compliance and audit tools

### Phase 6: Advanced Features (Weeks 21-24)
**Intelligence & Optimization**

#### 6.1 Machine Learning Integration
- [ ] Team composition optimization
- [ ] Success prediction models
- [ ] Agent performance analysis
- [ ] Pattern recognition for team effectiveness

#### 6.2 Cloud LLM Integration
- [ ] Multi-provider LLM access
- [ ] Cost optimization algorithms
- [ ] Fallback and redundancy systems
- [ ] Performance comparison analytics

#### 6.3 Advanced Collaboration Features
- [ ] Cross-team coordination
- [ ] Resource sharing mechanisms
- [ ] Escalation and oversight systems
- [ ] External stakeholder integration

## 🛠️ Technical Stack

### Backend Services
- **Language**: Python 3.11+ with FastAPI
- **Database**: PostgreSQL 15+ with async support
- **Cache**: Redis 7+ for session and real-time data
- **Message Queue**: Redis Streams for event processing
- **WebSockets**: FastAPI WebSocket support
- **Authentication**: JWT with role-based access control

### Frontend Application
- **Framework**: React 18 with TypeScript
- **State Management**: Zustand for complex state
- **UI Components**: Tailwind CSS with Headless UI
- **Real-time**: WebSocket integration with auto-reconnect
- **Charting**: D3.js for advanced visualizations
- **Testing**: Jest + React Testing Library

### Infrastructure
- **Containerization**: Docker with multi-stage builds
- **Orchestration**: Docker Swarm (existing cluster)
- **Reverse Proxy**: Traefik with SSL termination
- **Monitoring**: Prometheus + Grafana
- **Logging**: Structured logging with JSON format

### AI/ML Integration
- **Local Models**: Ollama endpoint integration
- **Cloud LLMs**: OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere APIs
- **Model Selection**: Performance-based routing
- **Embeddings**: Local embedding models for similarity

### P2P Communication
- **Protocol**: libp2p for peer-to-peer networking
- **Addressing**: UCXL addressing system
- **Discovery**: mDNS for local agent discovery
- **Security**: SHHH encryption for sensitive data

## 📊 Success Metrics

### Phase 1-2 Metrics
- [ ] Team Composer can analyze 95%+ of tasks correctly
- [ ] Agent self-registration with 100% capability accuracy
- [ ] GITEA integration creates valid team issues
- [ ] P2P communication established between agents

### Phase 3-4 Metrics
- [ ] Teams achieve consensus within defined timeframes
- [ ] Quality gates pass at 90%+ rate
- [ ] SLURP integration preserves 100% of context
- [ ] Decision rationale properly documented

### Phase 5-6 Metrics
- [ ] User interface supports all team management workflows
- [ ] System handles 50+ concurrent teams
- [ ] ML models improve team formation by 20%+
- [ ] End-to-end team lifecycle under 48 hours average

## 🔄 Continuous Integration

### Development Workflow
1. **Feature Branch Development**
   - Branch from `develop` for new features
   - Comprehensive test coverage required
   - Code review by team members
   - Automated testing on push

2. **Integration Testing**
   - Multi-service integration tests
   - CHORUS agent interaction tests
   - Performance regression testing
   - Security vulnerability scanning

3. **Deployment Pipeline**
   - Automated deployment to staging
   - End-to-end testing validation
   - Performance benchmark verification
   - Production deployment approval

### Quality Assurance
- **Code Quality**: 90%+ test coverage, linting compliance
- **Security**: OWASP compliance, dependency scanning
- **Performance**: Response time <200ms, 99.9% uptime
- **Documentation**: API docs, architecture diagrams, user guides

## 📚 Documentation Strategy

### Technical Documentation
- [ ] API reference documentation
- [ ] Architecture decision records (ADRs)
- [ ] Database schema documentation
- [ ] Deployment and operations guides

### User Documentation
- [ ] Team formation user guide
- [ ] Agent management documentation
- [ ] Troubleshooting and FAQ
- [ ] Best practices for AI development teams

### Developer Documentation
- [ ] Contributing guidelines
- [ ] Local development setup
- [ ] Testing strategies and tools
- [ ] Code style and conventions

## 🚦 Risk Management

### Technical Risks
- **Complexity**: Gradual rollout with feature flags
- **Performance**: Load testing and optimization cycles
- **Integration**: Mock services for independent development
- **Security**: Regular security audits and penetration testing

### Business Risks
- **Adoption**: Incremental feature introduction
- **User Experience**: Continuous user feedback integration
- **Scalability**: Horizontal scaling design from start
- **Maintenance**: Comprehensive monitoring and alerting

## 📈 Future Roadmap

### Year 1 Extensions
- [ ] Multi-language team support
- [ ] External repository integration (GitHub, GitLab)
- [ ] Advanced analytics and reporting
- [ ] Mobile application support

### Year 2 Vision
- [ ] Enterprise features and compliance
- [ ] Third-party AI model marketplace
- [ ] Advanced workflow automation
- [ ] Cross-organization team collaboration

This development plan provides the foundation for transforming WHOOSH into the central orchestration platform for autonomous AI development teams, ensuring scalable, secure, and effective collaboration between AI agents in the CHORUS ecosystem.