Randall Stillwell 35def387ae docs(plans): add Autensa benchmark tasks to automation foundation roadmap

Map reliability, operator UX, and spend-control follow-ons onto epics 1–9
so worker, webhooks, and fleet work have bead-scale task briefs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

2026-08-03 10:48:36 -05:00

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kind	slug	title	plan_slug	status	priority	tenant_id	cursor_epic_id	updated_at	agent_prompt
epic	model-provider-registry	Model provider registry and per-role routing	automation-foundation	done	P1	global	null	2026-08-03	Epic: model provider registry (docs/adr-model-routing.md). Server-only change — no UI component library inventing; reuse components/ui/. Admin-only mutations. Filter every DB query by workspace_id. One task per session; claim_task first.

Epic objective

Deliver the workspace-scoped model provider registry and role → alias routing described in docs/adr-model-routing.md: Drizzle schema, zod types in packages/shared, resolveModel(), tRPC CRUD + testProvider, Settings UI, and agent_runs model metadata on completion.

This epic is the first shipped piece of the automation-foundation plan and unblocks future orchestrator/worker work.

In scope / out of scope

In scope

Tables model_providers, role_model_routes.
Pure resolver + unit tests.
tRPC router (workspace admin).
Settings pages: Providers, Role routing.
Seed/default routes for nine L2 roles + gate-copilot + chat-default.
complete_task optional model logging fields.
.env.example env var documentation.

Out of scope (moved to follow-on task)

Billing/budget enforcement → Task-cost-budget-ui-and-caps

Task	Link
Shared schemas and resolveModel	`./Task-shared-schemas-resolve-model.md`
DB schema and migration	`./Task-db-model-providers-migration.md`
tRPC models router	`./Task-trpc-models-router.md`
Settings — providers UI	`./Task-settings-ai-providers-ui.md`
Settings — role routing UI	`./Task-settings-ai-role-routing-ui.md`
agent_runs model fields + MCP	`./Task-agent-runs-model-logging.md`

Follow-on tasks (Autensa benchmark)

Task	Link
Cost visibility & dispatch budget caps	Task-cost-budget-ui-and-caps

Dependencies

Depends on: existing auth + workspace admin patterns in apps/web.
Blocks: orchestrator epic (needs resolveModel), worker epic (needs ResolvedModel).

Acceptance criteria

Admin can create claude-planning (anthropic) and qwen-coder (openai_compatible + base URL) in a workspace.
Admin can map role-implementer → qwen-coder, role-architect → claude-planning.
testProvider returns success/failure without exposing API keys.
resolveModel() unit tests cover override order and missing-alias error.
At least one task in this epic completed via claim_task → complete_task with model metadata.

Proposed timeline

Phase	Window	Notes
Schema + resolver	Session 1–2	Tasks: shared schemas, migration
API	Session 3	tRPC router
UI	Session 4–5	Both settings pages
Logging	Session 6	agent_runs + MCP
Usage & caps	Future	Follow-on task

Pipeline / convoy mapping

When running via agent-pipeline, architect briefs should align to tasks:

Brief #	Task slug
1	`shared-schemas-resolve-model`
2	`db-model-providers-migration`
3	`trpc-models-router`
4	`settings-ai-providers-ui`
5	`settings-role-routing-ui`
6	`agent-runs-model-logging`

Briefs 1–2 serial (schema depends on types); 4–5 can fan out after brief 3 if files: are disjoint.

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