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| # Current Process - Agentic PM Demo | |
| This side document records the process currently being used to finish the Agentic PM Demo UX and automation pass on branch `codexMacTiger/agentic-pm-next`. | |
| ## Working Objective | |
| We are completing a 10-point UX and behavior goal: | |
| 1. Move model settings into a popup that can be hidden behind a button after setup. | |
| 2. Run a model connection test when the API key/config is provided. | |
| 3. Highlight each work package while running, then mark completed packages with a green done/version indicator. | |
| 4. Make the work-package detail view output-first, with markdown rendering. | |
| 5. Hide non-output package details inside dropdown/collapsible sections. | |
| 6. Show detailed model request and response traces in the agent log. | |
| 7. Make the chat area independently scrollable, like the Codex desktop chat. | |
| 8. Show current running activity and hints inside the chat area. | |
| 9. Update the page title and chat title when the user provides a product name. | |
| 10. Run a product-idea test and review the generated outputs for quality. | |
| ## Current Workflow | |
| The working loop is: | |
| 1. Inspect current source and runtime state before trusting previous context. | |
| 2. Make narrowly scoped UI or behavior changes in the existing Next.js app. | |
| 3. Validate with automated commands: | |
| - `npm test` | |
| - `npm run lint` | |
| - `npm run build` | |
| 4. Validate runtime behavior in the browser at `http://127.0.0.1:3000`. | |
| 5. Use the product idea below as the real end-to-end scenario: | |
| - `Build a product called TorqueGuard AI for industrial tightening anomaly monitoring with traceable shift dashboards, maintenance diagnostics, and operator alerts.` | |
| 6. Review generated package output quality by opening work-package detail views and checking that outputs are concrete, package-specific, markdown-rendered, and traceable to the product idea. | |
| ## Current Evidence | |
| Observed browser/runtime evidence: | |
| - Model settings appear as a popup panel behind `Live Settings`. | |
| - The connection state shows `Connected to the configured model.` | |
| - The active product title is `TorqueGuard AI` in the app header and chat header. | |
| - Work packages reached `Done` state and show `v1` version badges. | |
| - The agent log shows board automation completion and package/detail activity. | |
| - Customer Requirements Specification detail view shows `PRIMARY OUTPUT` first. | |
| - The CRS output is markdown-rendered into headings and tables. | |
| - Package context is hidden behind a `PACKAGE CONTEXT` collapsible section. | |
| - CRS output includes concrete TorqueGuard AI requirements for operators, supervisors, maintenance engineers, plant managers, legal/compliance, security, technology, manufacturing, logistics, and trade. | |
| Fresh command evidence from the last verification pass: | |
| - `npm test`: 6 test files passed, 15 tests passed. | |
| - `npm run lint`: completed with exit code 0. | |
| - `npm run build`: completed successfully with Next.js production build output. | |
| ## Output Review Notes | |
| The full board automation completed and generated outputs for: | |
| - CRS | |
| - Final Concept | |
| - SRS | |
| - Safety | |
| - Certification | |
| - Test | |
| - Decompose | |
| - Industrial Design | |
| - Patent | |
| - Design FMEA | |
| - Engineering Concept | |
| - Service Review | |
| Quality review status: | |
| - The CRS output is satisfactory for an MVP demo: it is concrete, product-specific, structured, and rendered as tables/headings. | |
| - The board-level completion log confirms all 12 package outputs were generated. | |
| - Further detailed review can sample each package detail view individually if a stricter artifact-by-artifact approval gate is needed before remote deployment. | |
| ## Important Constraints | |
| - Do not hardcode or commit the user API key. | |
| - Keep the app mock-capable when no API key is provided. | |
| - Treat `execute` as generated by the configured model, not as a real engineering/certification/toolchain execution. | |
| - Preserve the current Codex-like visual language: quiet, dense, soft panels, small controls, no heavy board lines. | |
| - Keep the current local dev target at `http://127.0.0.1:3000`. | |
| ## Next Step | |
| Run one final verification pass after this document is added, then report the current state clearly. If the user wants stricter output review, open each work-package detail view and record a per-package approval note. | |