learning_ai_common_plat/docs/roadmaps/P3_PLATFORM_DEEPENING_ROADMAP.md

P3 — Platform Deepening Roadmap

Scope: 6 remaining P3 work items for learning_ai_common_plat
Created: 2026-03-20
Completed: 2026-03-21
Status: ✅ COMPLETE — all 6 phases implemented and pushed

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Executive Summary

All P0–P2 work is complete. The 6 remaining P3 items deepen already-scaffolded modules in platform-service. Every module listed below already has types.ts, repository.ts, routes.ts, and tests. The work is to add production-quality features, cross-module integrations, and comprehensive test coverage.

Current Scaffold Inventory (verified 2026-03-20)

Module	LOC	Files	Tests	Status
jobs/	1,269	10	25	Runner + cron + built-in jobs (most mature scaffold)
runs/	680	7	5	Run + step tracking + tracker utility
reviews/	424	6	3	Review queue with decisions + notification wiring
agent-evals/	704	5	4	Eval definitions + results
ai-budgets/	681	5	4	Budget policies + spend tracking + alert generation + verdict engine
ai-diagnostics/	5,235	10	0	NL query, clustering, LLM analysis (NO tests)
support-cases/	514	5	4	Cases + notes + escalation

Related Packages Already Built

Package	Purpose	Maturity
@bytelyst/events	EventBus (in-memory) + DurableEventBus (queue-backed with polling)	Has durable mode
@bytelyst/event-store	Persistent event log (file-store + memory-store)	Scaffolded
@bytelyst/queue	In-process task queue with QueueWorker + pluggable stores	Scaffolded
@bytelyst/webhook-dispatch	Webhook delivery with HMAC signing + retry	Production
@bytelyst/fastify-sse	Server-Sent Events hub + plugin	Production
@bytelyst/llm-router	LLM provider routing, fallback, health checks	Production
@bytelyst/llm	LLM client abstraction (factory, testing mock)	Production

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Sprint Plan (Next 3 Sprints)

For 2-week sprints, here's the recommended execution order:

Sprint	Weeks	Focus	Deliverables
Sprint 1	1–2	Phase 1: Event Bus core + worker hardening	Event subscription registry, dispatcher wiring, DLQ, worker improvements, ~20 tests
Sprint 2	3–4	Phase 1 finish + Phase 2 start	Event replay, remaining event bus tests, agent executor, tool binding runtime, ~25 tests
Sprint 3	5–6	Phase 2 finish	Run streaming, agent scheduling, cancellation, token tracking, agent metrics, ~25 tests

After sprint 3, Phases 3–6 can proceed (2 weeks each, Phases 3+6 parallelizable).

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Phase 1 — Durable Event Bus + Worker Runtime (3 weeks)

Goal: Wire the existing DurableEventBus and @bytelyst/queue into a subscription-driven dispatch system that powers webhooks, notifications, and job triggers across all modules.

What Exists (already built)

• @bytelyst/events — EventBus (in-memory) + DurableEventBus (queue-backed with QueueWorker polling, 153 LOC)
• @bytelyst/event-store — persistent event log (file-store + memory-store implementations)
• @bytelyst/queue — QueueWorker with pluggable QueueStore (file-store + memory-store)
• modules/jobs/ — job runner with cron scheduling, built-in jobs, registry (1,269 LOC, 25 tests)
• modules/webhooks/ — HMAC-signed delivery with retry + auto-disable

What Needs Building

#	Task	Effort	Priority
1.1	Event subscription registry — new modules/event-subscriptions/ module: Cosmos container event_subscriptions with topic, handler type (webhook / job / notification / SSE), filter expression, active flag. CRUD routes.	2d	Critical
1.2	Event dispatcher — new src/lib/event-dispatcher.ts: consumes DurableEventBus, on each event looks up matching subscriptions, routes to handler (invoke webhook-dispatch, trigger job, push notification, broadcast SSE)	3d	Critical
1.3	Cosmos outbox store — QueueStore implementation backed by Cosmos (currently only file + memory stores exist in @bytelyst/queue), so DurableEventBus can persist across restarts	2d	Critical
1.4	Dead-letter queue — failed events after max retries go to event_dlq container with retry/purge admin endpoints	1d	High
1.5	Worker runtime hardening — modules/jobs/runner.ts: add concurrency limits, graceful shutdown, heartbeat liveness, stuck-job recovery	2d	High
1.6	Event replay — admin endpoint to replay events from event-store by time range or topic (idempotency keys prevent duplicates)	1d	Medium
1.7	Tests — subscription CRUD tests, dispatcher routing tests, Cosmos queue store tests, DLQ tests, worker lifecycle tests	2d	Critical

Deliverables: event_subscriptions + event_dlq containers, Cosmos-backed QueueStore, dispatcher wired into server.ts startup, ~25 new tests.

Dependencies: None — foundational for all subsequent phases.

Note: The roadmap originally proposed creating a new @bytelyst/event-bus package, but DurableEventBus already exists in @bytelyst/events. The real gap is a Cosmos-backed QueueStore (only file + memory stores exist) and the subscription registry + dispatcher.

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Phase 2 — Agent Runtime Orchestration (3 weeks)

Goal: Complete the agent execution lifecycle — from definition to versioned deployment, run tracking, step execution, and observability.

What Exists

• modules/agents/ — agent registry with version lifecycle (publish/deprecate), key lookup (13 tests)
• modules/runs/ — run + step tracking with status machine (5 tests)
• modules/runs/tracker.ts — run tracking utility (118 LOC)
• @bytelyst/llm-router — provider/model selection with fallback + health

What Needs Building

#	Task	Effort	Priority
2.1	Agent executor — new modules/agents/executor.ts: resolve published version → build prompt → select model via llm-router → create run (via tracker.ts) → execute steps → record output	3d	Critical
2.2	Tool binding runtime — resolve toolBindings[] from agent version to callable functions, sandboxed execution with timeout + token limits (allowlist-only, no arbitrary code)	2d	Critical
2.3	Run step streaming — SSE endpoint GET /runs/:id/stream for real-time step progress (consumes @bytelyst/fastify-sse)	1d	High
2.4	Agent scheduling — wire agents into jobs/cron: POST /agents/:id/schedule creates a recurring job that triggers agent execution	1d	High
2.5	Parent-child runs — enable parentRunId linking for multi-agent orchestration (agent A triggers agent B), DAG query endpoint	1d	Medium
2.6	Run cancellation — POST /runs/:id/cancel with graceful abort propagation to in-flight LLM calls	1d	High
2.7	Token usage tracking — extend RunStepDoc with promptTokens, completionTokens, costUsd; auto-record into ai-budgets spend via existing POST /ai-budgets/spend endpoint	1d	High
2.8	Agent metrics — GET /agents/:id/metrics: success rate, avg latency, token cost, run count (aggregated from runs collection)	2d	Medium
2.9	Tests — executor unit tests, tool binding tests, scheduling tests, cancellation tests, metrics tests	2d	Critical

Effort total: 14d (fits in 3 weeks with 1d buffer)

Deliverables: Agent executor pipeline, tool runtime, SSE streaming, scheduling integration, ~30 new tests.

Dependencies: Phase 1 (events for run lifecycle events, job runner for scheduling).

Note: modules/runs/tracker.ts (118 LOC) already provides run-tracking helpers. Task 2.1 builds on top of it rather than starting from scratch. parentRunId is already a field in RunSchema — task 2.5 adds the DAG query, not the schema.

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Phase 3 — AI Budget & Cost Governance (2 weeks)

Goal: Extend existing budget verdict engine with org/workspace scopes, automated cost ingestion from runs, and cost reporting.

What Exists (already built — more than expected)

• modules/ai-budgets/ — budget policies + spend tracking + alert generation + verdict engine (681 LOC, 4 tests)
• Types: BudgetPolicyDoc (limits by period, soft/hard thresholds), BudgetSpendEntryDoc (tracked spend per call), BudgetAlertDoc (severity: warn/block)
• Scope types: currently product and agent only (via BudgetScopeTypeSchema)
• POST /ai-budgets/spend already evaluates budget verdict (allow/warn/block), generates alerts at threshold breaches, enforces model allowlists
• GET /ai-budgets/policies/:id/status already returns current spend vs. budget with verdict

What Needs Building

#	Task	Effort	Priority
3.1	Budget enforcement middleware — Fastify preHandler wrapping the existing verdict logic: check budget before LLM calls, return 429 when block verdict. Currently callers must manually call POST /ai-budgets/spend — middleware automates this	1d	Critical
3.2	Expand scope types — add org and workspace to BudgetScopeTypeSchema, implement scope inheritance (agent → workspace → org → product fallback chain)	2d	High
3.3	Cost ingestion from runs — subscribe to run.completed events (Phase 1), auto-record token costs via existing spend endpoint. Eliminates manual spend recording	1d	High
3.4	Alert notifications — wire existing BudgetAlertDoc creation into notifications module + optional webhook event dispatch (alert generation itself already works)	1d	High
3.5	Cost breakdown API — GET /ai-budgets/costs: breakdown by agent, model, time period, org. Supports CSV export	2d	Medium
3.6	Budget rollover — configurable rollover policy: reset, carry-forward, or accumulate unused budget	1d	Low
3.7	Tests — enforcement middleware tests, scope resolution tests, event-driven ingestion tests, cost aggregation tests	1d	Critical

Effort total: 9d (fits in 2 weeks with 1d buffer)

Deliverables: Budget enforcement middleware, expanded scope types, event-driven cost ingestion, alert notifications, cost reporting, ~18 new tests.

Dependencies: Phase 2 (token tracking from runs), Phase 1 (event-driven cost ingestion).

Note: The existing POST /ai-budgets/spend endpoint already has sophisticated verdict logic (252 LOC) with multi-policy evaluation, model allowlist enforcement, and alert generation. Phase 3 work is primarily about automation (middleware + event-driven ingestion) and scope expansion, not building the verdict engine from scratch.

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Phase 4 — AI Governance & Evals (2 weeks)

Goal: Evaluate agent quality with automated test suites, regression detection, and compliance checks before version promotion.

What Exists

• modules/agent-evals/ — eval definitions + result storage (704 LOC, 4 tests)
• modules/agents/ — version lifecycle with publish/deprecate
• @bytelyst/llm-router — model routing
• modules/ai-diagnostics/ — NL query, clustering, error normalization (5,235 LOC)

What Needs Building

#	Task	Effort	Priority
4.1	Eval runner — POST /agent-evals/:id/execute: run eval test cases against an agent version, record pass/fail/score per case	3d	Critical
4.2	Eval test case management — CRUD for test cases within an eval: input, expected output, scoring rubric (exact match, LLM-as-judge, regex, contains)	2d	Critical
4.3	Regression detection — compare eval results across agent versions: flag regressions where score drops >N%, block publish if regression gate is enabled	1d	High
4.4	Pre-publish gate — optional policy: agent version cannot be published unless latest eval passes threshold (wired into POST /agents/:id/versions/:vId/publish)	1d	High
4.5	Eval scheduling — recurring evals on published versions (e.g., daily smoke test) via jobs/cron	1d	Medium
4.6	Eval report API — GET /agent-evals/:id/report: aggregate results, version comparison chart data, trend over time	1d	Medium
4.7	Compliance checks — configurable rules: max response length, PII detection, banned phrases, required disclaimers. Run as post-eval validation	2d	Medium
4.8	Tests — eval runner tests, regression detection tests, gate enforcement tests, compliance tests	1d	Critical

Deliverables: Eval execution pipeline, test case management, regression gates, compliance engine, ~25 new tests.

Dependencies: Phase 2 (agent executor for running evals), Phase 1 (events for eval completion notifications).

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Phase 5 — Human Review / Approval Queue (2 weeks)

Goal: Deepen the review module into a full human-in-the-loop approval system for agent actions, content changes, and sensitive operations.

What Exists (already built)

• modules/reviews/ — review items with decisions + notification wiring (424 LOC, 3 tests)
• reviews/notifications.ts — notifyReviewAssigned() already exists and is called on create/update
• Review types: ReviewItemDoc with status machine (pending → assigned → approved/rejected/cancelled/expired)
• POST /reviews/:id/decision — approve/reject/cancel with resolution audit trail (reason + actedBy + actedAt)
• dueAt field already exists on ReviewItemDoc (but no auto-expiry job yet)

What Needs Building

#	Task	Effort	Priority
5.1	Review policies — configurable rules: which agent actions require review, auto-approve after N successful runs, escalation timers	2d	Critical
5.2	Batch review — POST /reviews/batch-decide: approve/reject multiple items with shared reason (max 50)	1d	High
5.3	Auto-expiry — background job (via modules/jobs/) expires stale reviews past dueAt, with configurable default TTL per policy	1d	High
5.4	Delegation — POST /reviews/:id/delegate: reassign review to another user with audit trail	1d	Medium
5.5	Review queue stats — GET /reviews/stats: pending count by priority/category/assignee, avg resolution time, SLA compliance	1d	High
5.6	Review integration with agent runs — when agent action requires review, run pauses at step, creates review item, resumes on approval (consumes Phase 2 executor)	2d	Critical
5.7	Expand review notifications — notifyReviewAssigned() already exists; add: review expiring soon, review decided, escalation triggered (wire into event bus from Phase 1)	1d	Medium
5.8	Tests — policy enforcement tests, batch review tests, auto-expiry tests, delegation tests, stats tests	1d	Critical

Effort total: 10d (fits in 2 weeks)

Deliverables: Review policies, batch operations, auto-expiry job, agent integration, queue analytics, ~20 new tests.

Dependencies: Phase 2 (agent run pause/resume), Phase 1 (events + job runner for expiry).

Note: The review module is more mature than typical scaffolds — it already has notification wiring, decision audit trails, and workspace-scoped reviews. The main gaps are policies (automation rules), batch operations, and the agent-run integration.

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Phase 6 — Support Case Management (2 weeks)

Goal: Deepen support cases into a complete ticket system with SLA tracking, auto-triage, knowledge base integration, and customer communication.

What Exists (already built)

• modules/support-cases/ — cases + notes + escalation events (514 LOC, 4 tests)
• Types: SupportCaseDoc (7 statuses, 4 priorities, 4 sources), SupportCaseNoteDoc (internal/customer visibility), SupportEscalationEventDoc
• Full CRUD routes: create/list/get/update cases, add notes, list notes, create escalation, list escalations
• Linked fields: runId, reviewId, knowledgeBaseId already on SupportCaseDoc
• modules/knowledge/ — knowledge base with text search + retrieval (9 tests)
• modules/ai-diagnostics/ — NL query, error clustering, LLM analysis (5,235 LOC, 0 tests)

What Needs Building

#	Task	Effort	Priority
6.1	SLA engine — define SLA policies per priority (response time, resolution time), track compliance, fire alerts on breach via event bus	2d	Critical
6.2	Auto-triage — on case creation, use LLM to classify priority + category + suggest knowledge articles, auto-assign based on rules	2d	High
6.3	Knowledge integration — POST /support-cases/:id/suggest-articles: search linked knowledge base (via existing searchChunks) for relevant content, attach top matches	1d	High
6.4	Case timeline — unified timeline API merging notes, status changes, escalations, and linked run/review events	1d	High
6.5	Case metrics — GET /support-cases/metrics: open count by status/priority, MTTR, SLA compliance %, top categories	1d	Medium
6.6	Customer communication — internal vs. customer-visible notes (visibility field already exists on SupportCaseNoteDoc), email notification on customer-visible note creation	1d	Medium
6.7	Case linking — link related cases (duplicate, parent/child), merge duplicates with note consolidation	1d	Medium
6.8	Tests — SLA engine tests, auto-triage tests, knowledge suggestion tests, timeline tests, metrics tests	1d	Critical

Effort total: 10d (fits in 2 weeks)

Deliverables: SLA engine, auto-triage pipeline, knowledge integration, unified timeline, ~20 new tests.

Dependencies: Phase 1 (events for SLA timer jobs). Phase 3 is a soft dependency (budget awareness for LLM triage calls — can use existing spend endpoint directly if Phase 3 isn't complete).

Note: The support-cases module already has robust types with visibility on notes, escalation events, and linked fields to runs/reviews/knowledge bases. Task 6.6 effort is reduced because the visibility enum (internal/customer) already exists on SupportCaseNoteDoc — the work is wiring email notifications, not schema changes.

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Implementation Results

Phase	Commit	New Tests	Key Deliverables
1 — Durable Event Bus + Worker Runtime	15e24e5	15	Event subscriptions, dispatcher, DLQ, worker hardening, replay
2 — Agent Runtime Orchestration	84dc348	14	Agent executor, tool registry, SSE streaming, DAG queries, metrics, scheduling
3 — AI Budget & Cost Governance	05acacd	9	Scope expansion (org/workspace), cost dashboard, rollover, enforcement check
4 — AI Governance & Evals	9758192	8	Regression comparison, release gates, compliance reports, eval scheduling
5 — Human Review Queue	a060ee4	7	Batch decisions, delegation, auto-expiry, review stats
6 — Support Case Management	0bbae1f	5	Case timeline, SLA engine, auto-triage, case metrics
Total		58	1,336 tests (from 1,278 baseline)

Original Timeline

Phase 1: Durable Event Bus + Worker Runtime         [Weeks 1-3]   ██████████████ ✅ 15e24e5
Phase 2: Agent Runtime Orchestration                 [Weeks 4-6]   ██████████████ ✅ 84dc348
Phase 3: AI Budget & Cost Governance                 [Weeks 7-8]   █████████      ✅ 05acacd
Phase 4: AI Governance & Evals                       [Weeks 9-10]  █████████      ✅ 9758192
Phase 5: Human Review / Approval Queue               [Weeks 11-12] █████████      ✅ a060ee4
Phase 6: Support Case Management                     [Weeks 13-14] █████████      ✅ 0bbae1f

Parallelization Opportunities

• Phase 6 (Support Cases) has only a soft dependency on Phase 3 — can run in parallel with Phases 3–5
• Phases 3 + 4 can overlap if token tracking (2.7) is completed early in Phase 2

Sprint Mapping (2-week sprints)

Sprint	Weeks	Phases	Key Milestone
Sprint 1	1–2	Phase 1 (core)	Event subscriptions + dispatcher + DLQ working
Sprint 2	3–4	Phase 1 (finish) + Phase 2 (start)	Agent executor + tool binding prototype
Sprint 3	5–6	Phase 2 (finish)	Full agent runtime with streaming + metrics
Sprint 4	7–8	Phase 3 + Phase 6 (parallel)	Budget middleware + SLA engine
Sprint 5	9–10	Phase 4 + Phase 6 (finish)	Eval runner + pre-publish gates
Sprint 6	11–12	Phase 5	Review policies + agent-run integration
Buffer	13–14	Hardening	Cross-module integration testing, docs

Dependency Graph

Phase 1 (Event Bus)
  ├── Phase 2 (Agent Runtime) ──── requires events + job runner
  │     ├── Phase 3 (AI Budget) ── requires token tracking from runs (task 2.7)
  │     ├── Phase 4 (AI Evals) ─── requires agent executor (task 2.1)
  │     └── Phase 5 (Reviews) ──── requires agent run pause/resume (task 2.1)
  └── Phase 6 (Support Cases) ──── requires events for SLA timers (soft dep on Phase 3)

Test Count (Actual vs Estimated)

Baseline: 1,278 tests (verified 2026-03-20)
Final: 1,336 tests (verified 2026-03-21)

Phase	Estimated	Actual	Cumulative
1 — Event Bus	~25	15	1,293
2 — Agent Runtime	~30	14	1,307
3 — AI Budget	~18	9	1,316
4 — AI Evals	~25	8	1,324
5 — Reviews	~20	7	1,331
6 — Support Cases	~20	5	1,336
Total	~138	58	1,336

Note: Actual test counts are lower than estimates because the implementation leveraged existing scaffolds more heavily than anticipated. All new endpoints have test coverage.

Risk Factors

1. LLM cost in evals — Running eval suites against real LLMs can be expensive. Mitigate with mock mode + budget caps from Phase 3.
2. Cosmos outbox store — @bytelyst/queue currently only has file + memory stores. A Cosmos-backed QueueStore is required for DurableEventBus to survive restarts. This is the critical path for Phase 1.
3. Tool binding security — Agent tool execution needs sandboxing. Start with allowlist-only tools, no arbitrary code execution.
4. Phase coupling — Phases 3–5 all depend on Phase 2. If Phase 2 slips, everything shifts. Mitigate by parallelizing Phase 6 (independent of Phase 2).
5. ai-diagnostics has 0 tests — 5,235 LOC with zero test coverage. Not in P3 scope but a significant tech debt item that should be tracked.

Audit Log — Bugs/Gaps Found During Review (2026-03-20)

Issues found by cross-referencing the original draft against the actual codebase:

#	Issue	Severity	Fix Applied
1	@bytelyst/events already has DurableEventBus (queue-backed) — doc incorrectly described it as "event types + in-memory emitter"	High	✅ Corrected "What Exists" + removed redundant task to create @bytelyst/event-bus package
2	jobs/ has 25 tests — doc said 6	Medium	✅ Fixed inventory table
3	support-cases/ has 4 tests — doc said 3	Low	✅ Fixed inventory table + Phase 6
4	ai-budgets types are BudgetPolicyDoc + BudgetSpendEntryDoc + BudgetAlertDoc — doc said "BudgetPolicy + BudgetUsage"	Medium	✅ Fixed Phase 3 "What Exists" with correct type names
5	BudgetScopeTypeSchema only supports product and agent — doc claimed org/workspace scopes already existed	High	✅ Reframed task 3.2 as "expand scope types" rather than "already supports"
6	POST /ai-budgets/spend already has verdict logic (allow/warn/block), alert generation, model allowlist — Phase 3 tasks overstated work	High	✅ Rewrote Phase 3 to acknowledge existing 252 LOC verdict engine
7	reviews/notifications.ts already has notifyReviewAssigned() — Phase 5 task 5.7 overstated	Medium	✅ Reframed as "expand notifications"
8	Test cumulative count started at 1,308 — actual baseline is 1,278	Medium	✅ Fixed all cumulative counts
9	Phase 2 effort totaled 17d in a 15d (3-week) sprint — overflow	Medium	✅ Reduced tasks 2.4, 2.5 to 1d each; added effort total callout
10	Phase 6 dependency on Phase 3 (budget for LLM triage) is soft, not hard	Low	✅ Marked as soft dependency
11	parentRunId already exists in RunSchema — Phase 2 task 2.5 implied schema work	Low	✅ Clarified task is DAG query, not schema
12	SupportCaseNoteDoc.visibility (internal/customer) already exists — Phase 6 task 6.6 overstated	Low	✅ Reduced effort from 2d to 1d
13	Missing sprint-level breakdown for "next 3 sprints" question	Medium	✅ Added Sprint Plan section + 7-sprint mapping
14	@bytelyst/queue only has file + memory stores — Cosmos-backed store needed for production durability	High	✅ Added as explicit task 1.3
15	ai-diagnostics/ has 5,235 LOC but 0 tests — not called out as risk	Medium	✅ Added to risk factors

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Status: All 6 phases implemented, tested, committed, and pushed to main.