# Implementation Plan
This document is the planning index for OpenSymphony. It is designed to be directly convertible into Linear issues.
## 1. Planning principles
- preserve Symphony semantics first
- keep the OpenHands adapter isolated behind one crate boundary
- go WebSocket-first for runtime updates
- local supervised mode is the MVP
- hosted mode is a follow-on milestone, not an MVP blocker, so it will be built in the future
- every task should be independently implementable by a coding agent with only repository and task context
## 2. Milestones
| M1 Foundation and contracts | repo bootstrap, workflow/config, domain model | stable repo skeleton and core invariants |
| M2 OpenHands runtime adapter | local supervisor, REST client, WebSocket runtime, session runner | working agent runtime path |
| M3 Symphony orchestration core | workspace lifecycle, Linear adapter, scheduler, GraphQL-backed repo harness | issue-driven autonomous execution with a generic scheduler core over tracker, workspace, and worker backends |
| M4 Operator UX and repo harness | control plane, FrankenTUI, generated context artifacts | usable local operator experience |
| M5 Validation and local packaging | fake server, live tests, doctor, packaging | reliable local MVP |
## 3. Issue hierarchy
```text
OSYM-100 Foundation and Contracts
├─ OSYM-101 Bootstrap workspace and crate boundaries
├─ OSYM-102 Workflow loader and typed config
└─ OSYM-103 Domain model and orchestrator state machine
OSYM-200 OpenHands Runtime Adapter
├─ OSYM-201 Local agent-server supervisor
├─ OSYM-202 REST client and conversation contract
├─ OSYM-203 WebSocket event stream, reconciliation, and recovery
└─ OSYM-204 Issue session runner
OSYM-300 Tracker, Workspaces, and Orchestration
├─ OSYM-301 Workspace manager and lifecycle hooks
├─ OSYM-302 Linear read adapter
├─ OSYM-303 Linear GraphQL agent write path
├─ OSYM-304 Orchestrator scheduler, retries, and reconciliation
└─ OSYM-305 Repository harness and generated context artifacts
OSYM-400 Observability and FrankenTUI
├─ OSYM-401 Control-plane API and snapshot store
└─ OSYM-402 FrankenTUI operator client
OSYM-500 Validation and Local Ops
├─ OSYM-501 Fake OpenHands server and contract suite
├─ OSYM-502 Live local end-to-end suite
└─ OSYM-503 CLI packaging, doctor, and operations docs
```
## 4. Recommended execution order
1. OSYM-101
2. OSYM-102 and OSYM-103
3. OSYM-201 and OSYM-202
4. OSYM-203
5. OSYM-301 and OSYM-302
6. OSYM-204
7. OSYM-303 and OSYM-304
8. OSYM-401
9. OSYM-305 and OSYM-402
10. OSYM-501
11. OSYM-502 and OSYM-503
## 5. Dependency graph
```text
OSYM-101
├─ OSYM-102
├─ OSYM-103
├─ OSYM-201
├─ OSYM-202
├─ OSYM-301
└─ OSYM-302
OSYM-102 + OSYM-103
└─ OSYM-204
OSYM-201 + OSYM-202
└─ OSYM-203
OSYM-203 + OSYM-301 + OSYM-302 + OSYM-102 + OSYM-103
└─ OSYM-204
OSYM-302
└─ OSYM-303
OSYM-204 + OSYM-301 + OSYM-302
└─ OSYM-304
OSYM-304
└─ OSYM-401
OSYM-303 + OSYM-304
└─ OSYM-305
OSYM-401
└─ OSYM-402
OSYM-202 + OSYM-203 + OSYM-204 + OSYM-302 + OSYM-304
└─ OSYM-501
OSYM-201 + OSYM-204 + OSYM-303 + OSYM-304 + OSYM-305 + OSYM-501
└─ OSYM-502
OSYM-401 + OSYM-402 + OSYM-502
└─ OSYM-503
```
## 6. Linear conversion guidance
Each task file in `docs/tasks/` includes front matter intended for issue creation.
Recommended mapping:
- `id` -> issue identifier suffix or custom field
- `title` -> issue title
- `parent` -> parent issue relationship
- `milestone` -> Linear project milestone
- `priority` -> Linear priority
- `estimate` -> estimate field or label
- `depends_on` -> linked blocking issues
- `blocks` -> reverse dependency links
- `project_context` -> issue description reference block
- `repo_paths` -> code ownership hint inside issue body
- `definition_of_ready` -> checklist in issue body
## 7. Definition of Ready
A task is ready when:
- its dependencies are merged or available in the working branch
- the docs referenced in `project_context` exist and are current
- target repository paths are identified
- required test fixtures are available
- required secrets or local services for live tests are documented
## 8. Definition of Done for the local MVP
The local MVP is done when all of the following are true:
- the daemon can read active Linear issues
- issue workspaces are created deterministically and safely
- a local supervised OpenHands server can execute issue conversations with per-issue `working_dir`
- the runtime adapter is WebSocket-first with readiness, reconciliation, and reconnect recovery
- the orchestrator can claim, run, retry, reconcile, and release work according to Symphony semantics
- the local control plane publishes snapshots
- FrankenTUI can observe and render daemon state
- fake-server contract tests pass
- live local end-to-end tests pass on a controlled machine
- `opensymphony doctor` validates a machine well enough to run the MVP
## 9. Parent issue strategy
Create the parent issues first in Linear, attach the relevant milestone, then create the child issues and link them under the parent.
Recommended parent issue purpose:
- collect architectural context
- hold milestone progress
- aggregate child acceptance notes
- reduce duplication in child issue descriptions
## 10. Suggested first milestone review gate
At the end of M2, run a formal adapter review.
Required evidence:
- conversation create payload example
- successful WebSocket attach trace
- readiness event handling proof
- reconcile-after-ready proof
- disconnect and reconnect test output
- one end-to-end run in a temp repo
If M2 is solid, M3 onward is mostly orchestration work rather than protocol risk.
## Current model
- COE-406 contributed: PR #95: COE-406: Add planning-stage analysis module (merge `59240e2`)
## Important invariants
- Preserve the behavior described in the recent captured changes unless current code and tests show it has changed.
- Use capsule source refs to inspect the original PR or Linear issue when context is ambiguous.
## Operational flow
- No generated diagram requested for this sync.
## Known gotchas
- No area-specific gotchas were inferred from the selected memory.
## Recent changes
- COE-406: Repository, Linear, And Research Analysis
## Source refs
- COE-406