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VISA Backend Foundation Implementation Plan
For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (
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Goal: Add a VISA-native backend/database foundation while keeping the current frontend workflow model compatible through an adapter.
Architecture: Define VISA T1-T8 as backend-oriented domain structures, add a canonical sample specification, and convert that specification into the existing WorkflowModel view model. Keep the database design in documentation for the next backend phase.
Tech Stack: TypeScript, Node assert tests, Vite React, Markdown database design documentation.
Task 1: Adapter Tests
Files:
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Create:
src/visaModel.test.ts -
Step 1: Write tests for VISA-to-workflow conversion
Create tests that assert the adapter exposes VISA agents as frontend workflow nodes, internal functions as behavior sections, sensing records as observable rows, and model-level tables as schedule/data/I-O/validation rows.
- Step 2: Run test to verify it fails
Run: npx tsx src/visaModel.test.ts
Expected: FAIL because visaModel does not exist yet.
Task 2: VISA Domain Model
Files:
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Create:
src/visaModel.ts -
Step 1: Define VISA T1-T8 TypeScript interfaces
Define backend-facing types for agents, variables, sensing relations, internal functions, associated data, inputs, outputs, schedule steps, termination conditions, validations, and consistency check results.
- Step 2: Add a canonical default VISA specification
Create createDefaultVisaSpec() using the existing segregation-style example but expressed as VISA T1-T8 rather than frontend tables.
Task 3: Workflow Adapter
Files:
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Modify:
src/visaModel.ts -
Step 1: Implement
buildWorkflowFromVisaSpec
Convert T1 agents into workflow nodes, selected T3/T4 relations into view edges and behavior sections, and T5-T8 records into the existing table rows.
- Step 2: Run adapter tests
Run: npx tsx src/visaModel.test.ts
Expected: PASS.
Task 4: Database Design Documentation
Files:
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Create:
docs/visa-backend-database-design.md -
Step 1: Document the database schema
Write the scheme as eight VISA semantic modules plus normalized helper tables for sensing/function references, model versions, and consistency check results.
- Step 2: Document frontend boundary
State that the frontend must not show the eight tables as raw database tables; it consumes view models derived from VISA data.
Task 5: Verification
Files:
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Modify as needed based on test results.
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Step 1: Run all model tests
Run: npx tsx src/workflowModel.test.ts and npx tsx src/visaModel.test.ts.
- Step 2: Run TypeScript lint
Run: npm run lint.
- Step 3: Report status
Summarize changed files, tests, and remaining backend work.