# io8 Business Analyst Agent - Customized for This Project

## Project-Specific Instructions

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    ".sureai/.io8analyst_agent_to_do_list_to_do_list_20251016_135020.md": "# io8Analyst Agent Prompt for To-Do List System App - 2025-10-16 13:50:20\n\n## Project Context\nThis project involves developing a \"To Do List System App\" with a distinct Angular Clarity frontend and a containerized backend API. The core focus is on fundamental task management: creating, viewing, updating, deleting, and marking tasks as complete/incomplete. No authentication is required for the MVP.\n\n### References:\n- `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`: Defines the project goal, key milestones, initial MVP scope, and constraints.\n- `io8codermaster_plan.md`: Outlines project phases, specifically detailing io8Analyst's role in Phase 1 for eliciting and documenting requirements.\n\n## Analysis Methodology for To-Do List System App\n\n### 1. Requirements Elicitation & Clarification:\n- **Source Documents:** Primarily `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` and `io8codermaster_plan.md`.\n- **Focus:** Extract explicit and implicit user needs related to task management (CRUD operations, status changes, persistence, UI clarity).\n- **Prioritization:** All requirements identified in the MVP scope are considered High priority for this phase.\n\n### 2. Stakeholder Analysis (Implicit):\n- **Primary User:** An individual needing to organize their tasks effectively.\n- **Key Interest:** A functional, intuitive, and reliable task management system.\n\n### 3. Business Analysis Framework:\n- **Purpose:** To understand the core value proposition of a To-Do List app – simplifying personal or small-team task organization.\n- **Scope Definition:** Confirm the boundaries of the MVP (e.g., no authentication, basic task attributes).\n- **Feasibility:** Given the technology stack (Angular Clarity, Docker) and the clear scope, the project is highly feasible.\n\n## Requirements Analysis Approach\n\n### 1. Functional Requirements (FRs):\n- **Derivation:** Directly translate the \"Initial Scope (Minimum Viable Product - MVP)\" section from `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` into discrete, testable functional requirements.\n- **Granularity:** Each major user action (e.g., create task, view tasks) will correspond to a specific FR.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:** Define clear, concise, and measurable criteria for each FR, indicating how success will be verified.\n\n### 2. Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs):\n- **Categorization:** Address performance, usability, reliability, maintainability, and security (even if 'none' for MVP).\n- **Constraints Integration:** Incorporate constraints from `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` (e.g., Angular Clarity for UI implies usability considerations).\n- **Clarity UI Emphasis:** Usability NFRs will reflect the expectation of a clean, responsive interface inherent to the Clarity Design System.\n\n### 3. Data Requirements:\n- **Task Entity:** Define the essential attributes for a `Task` (e.g., title, description, status, ID).\n- **Relationships:** At MVP, primarily a single entity, but acknowledge potential for future relationships (e.g., with users, categories).\n\n### 4. Interface Requirements:\n- **General Principles:** Adherence to Clarity Design System for consistency and user experience.\n- **Key Screens:** Task List View, Task Detail/Edit View, Add Task Form.\n\n## User Story Development Strategy\n\n### 1. Persona (Implicit):\n- **User:** A person who needs to manage their daily tasks efficiently.\n\n### 2. Structure:\n- **Standard Format:** \"As a [type of user], I want to [perform an action] so that [I can achieve a goal].\"\n- **Acceptance Criteria:** Each user story will include a bulleted list of acceptance criteria, derived from the functional requirements, using a Given/When/Then format where applicable.\n\n### 3. Coverage:\n- Develop user stories for all core MVP functionalities: creating, viewing, updating, deleting tasks, and toggling task status.\n\n## Customized io8Analyst Workflow for To-Do List App\n\n1.  **Review Input Documents:** Thoroughly read `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` and `io8codermaster_plan.md` for project scope, goals, and analyst-specific tasks.\n2.  **Extract Core Functionality:** Identify all CRUD operations and status management requirements for tasks.\n3.  **Define Task Attributes:** Based on common To-Do list features, define necessary task data fields.\n4.  **Draft Functional Requirements:** Create FRs for each identified core functionality, including clear descriptions and initial acceptance criteria.\n5.  **Draft Non-Functional Requirements:** Address performance, usability (Clarity UI specific), reliability, and security (acknowledging MVP's lack of authentication).\n6.  **Develop User Stories:** Convert FRs into user stories with detailed acceptance criteria.\n7.  **Outline Data & Interface Requirements:** Briefly describe data entities and UI/UX expectations.\n8.  **Format Output:** Ensure all analysis and requirements are formatted correctly for `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md`, using timestamps and clear section headers.\n9.  **Traceability Check:** Verify that all requirements directly stem from the `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` MVP scope.\n\n## Critical Instructions for Output\n- **Append-Only:** Add new content to `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md` without modifying existing sections.\n- **File Paths:** Ensure output is directed to `.sureai/analysis_document.md` and `.sureai/requirements_document.md`.\n- **Timestamp:** Include a timestamp for newly added sections.\n- **Clarity and Actionability:** Requirements must be clear, concise, and actionable for subsequent agents (io8Architect, io8Developer).\n- **No Authentication Focus:** Explicitly state that authentication is out of scope for the MVP in relevant sections.\n"
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  "analysis": "\n\n### Analysis for 'To Do List System App' - 2025-10-16 14:00:20\n\n## Project Overview\nThis project aims to develop a \"To Do List System App\" as a fully functional web application. The primary goal is to provide users with core task management capabilities, specifically to create, view, update, and delete tasks, along with the ability to mark tasks as complete or incomplete. The application will leverage an Angular Clarity frontend interacting with a distinct backend API, all within a containerized environment for consistent development and deployment.\n\n## Business Analysis\nThe "To Do List System App" addresses a fundamental business need for personal and potentially small-team productivity and organization. By providing a straightforward interface for managing tasks, it aims to reduce cognitive load and improve efficiency for users. The value proposition lies in its simplicity and effectiveness for basic task tracking. The open-source nature (implied by the boilerplate) suggests a community-driven value where developers can quickly scaffold new Angular Clarity projects with a useful base application.\n\n## User Requirements\nBased on the `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` (specifically the 'Initial Scope (Minimum Viable Product - MVP)' section) and `io8codermaster_plan.md` (io8Analyst tasks in Phase 1):\n\n1.  **Task Creation:** Users need to be able to add new tasks to their list.\n2.  **Task Viewing:** Users must be able to see a comprehensive list of all their tasks.\n3.  **Task Details Update:** Users need to be able to modify the details of existing tasks.\n4.  **Task Deletion:** Users must have the option to remove tasks from their list.\n5.  **Task Status Management:** Users need to be able to change the status of a task between 'complete' and 'incomplete'.\n6.  **Data Persistence:** All task data created or modified by users should be saved and available across application sessions.\n7.  **Intuitive User Interface:** The application should provide a clear, responsive, and easy-to-use interface for all task management operations.\n8.  **No User Authentication (MVP):** For the initial release, the system will not require user login; tasks will be managed globally or in a single user context.\n\n## Functional Requirements\n\n*   **Task Management Operations:** The system shall support CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for tasks.\n*   **Task Status Toggle:** The system shall allow users to mark tasks as complete or incomplete.\n*   **Task List Display:** The system shall display all tasks in an organized list format.\n*   **Task Detail View/Edit:** The system shall provide a mechanism to view and modify individual task details.\n\n## Non-Functional Requirements\n\n*   **Performance (NFR-001):** The application should load task lists and perform CRUD operations within acceptable response times (e.g., < 2 seconds for typical operations on a reasonable number of tasks, e.g., 100 tasks).\n*   **Usability (NFR-002):** The user interface, built with Angular Clarity, shall be intuitive, responsive, and provide a consistent user experience across different screen sizes.\n*   **Reliability (NFR-003):** Task data shall be persistently stored and retrieved accurately, ensuring no data loss upon application restarts.\n*   **Maintainability (NFR-004):** The codebase should adhere to best practices for Angular and the chosen backend framework, be well-documented, and modular for ease of future enhancements.\n*   **Scalability (NFR-005):** The architecture should allow for future expansion (e.g., adding user authentication, categories) without significant re-architecture.\n*   **Security (NFR-006):** While authentication is out of scope for MVP, the backend API should adhere to basic security practices against common vulnerabilities (e.g., input validation). Data should be secured in transit (HTTPS).\n\n## User Stories\n\n*   **US-001: Add a New Task**\n    *   As a user, I want to add a new task so that I can keep track of my to-dos.\n    *   **Acceptance Criteria:**\n        *   Given I am on the task list screen,\n        *   When I click on an \"Add Task\" button/icon,\n        *   Then I should be presented with a form to enter task details (e.g., title, description).\n        *   When I submit the form with valid details,\n        *   Then the new task should appear in my task list.\n        *   And the task should initially be marked as 'incomplete'.\n\n*   **US-002: View All Tasks**\n    *   As a user, I want to view all my tasks so that I can see what I need to do.\n    *   **Acceptance Criteria:**\n        *   Given I am on the application home screen,\n        *   When the application loads,\n        *   Then I should see a list of all existing tasks, clearly displaying their title, description (if available), and current status.\n        *   Each task item should be distinguishable.\n\n*   **US-003: Update an Existing Task**\n    *   As a user, I want to modify the details of an existing task so that I can correct or update my task information.\n    *   **Acceptance Criteria:**\n        *   Given I am viewing my task list,\n        *   When I select a specific task to edit (e.g., by clicking an \"Edit\" button or the task itself),\n        *   Then I should be presented with a form pre-populated with the task's current details.\n        *   When I modify the details and submit the form,\n        *   Then the task's information in the list should be updated.\n\n*   **US-004: Delete a Task**\n    *   As a user, I want to remove a task so that my list remains clean and relevant.\n    *   **Acceptance Criteria:**\n        *   Given I am viewing my task list,\n        *   When I initiate a delete action for a specific task (e.g., by clicking a \"Delete\" button),\n        *   Then I should be prompted for confirmation (optional, but good UX).\n        *   When I confirm the deletion,\n        *   Then the task should be removed from the list and no longer be visible.\n\n*   **US-005: Toggle Task Completion Status**\n    *   As a user, I want to mark a task as complete or incomplete so that I can track my progress.\n    *   **Acceptance Criteria:**\n        *   Given I am viewing my task list,\n        *   When I interact with the status indicator of a task (e.g., checkbox, button),\n        *   Then the task's status should toggle between 'complete' and 'incomplete'.\n        *   And the change should be visually reflected in the task list.\n\n## Business Rules\n\n1.  **Task Uniqueness:** Each task is uniquely identified by a system-generated ID.\n2.  **Task Status Transition:** A task can transition between 'incomplete' and 'complete' statuses, and vice-versa.\n3.  **Data Integrity:** All tasks must have a title. Other fields (e.g., description) may be optional.\n4.  **No User Context (MVP):** All tasks are treated as global or belonging to an implicit single user. No explicit user assignment or authentication is required for the MVP.\n",
  "requirements": "\n\n### Requirements for 'To Do List System App' - 2025-10-16 14:00:20\n\n## Functional Requirements\n\n### FR-001: Create Task\n- **Description:** The system shall allow users to create a new task by providing a title and an optional description.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - The system shall provide a user interface element (e.g., a button or form) to initiate task creation.\n    - The user must be able to input a task title (mandatory, string).\n    - The user may optionally input a task description (string).\n    - Upon successful submission, a new task object with a unique identifier shall be created and stored.\n    - The newly created task shall default to an 'incomplete' status.\n    - The new task shall be displayed in the main task list.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### FR-002: View All Tasks\n- **Description:** The system shall display a list of all existing tasks.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - Upon navigating to the main application view, a list of all tasks shall be presented.\n    - Each task in the list shall clearly show its title and current status.\n    - If a description is available, it should be accessible (e.g., visible or on detail view).\n    - Tasks should be sortable (e.g., by creation date, status) or filterable (e.g., by status) in future iterations (MVP will just display).\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### FR-003: Update Task Details\n- **Description:** The system shall allow users to modify the title and/or description of an existing task.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - The user shall be able to select an existing task for editing.\n    - The system shall present an editable form pre-populated with the current task details.\n    - The user can update the task's title and/or description.\n    - Upon successful submission, the task's details shall be updated in the persistent storage and reflected in the task list.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### FR-004: Delete Task\n- **Description:** The system shall allow users to permanently delete an existing task.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - The user shall be able to initiate a delete action for a specific task.\n    - The system should ask for confirmation before permanent deletion (recommended UX).\n    - Upon confirmation, the task shall be removed from the persistent storage and no longer appear in the task list.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### FR-005: Toggle Task Status\n- **Description:** The system shall allow users to change a task's status between 'incomplete' and 'complete'.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - Each task in the list shall have an interactive element (e.g., checkbox, button) to toggle its status.\n    - Clicking/interacting with this element shall switch the task's status between 'incomplete' and 'complete'.\n    - The updated status shall be visually represented in the UI (e.g., strikethrough for complete tasks).\n    - The status change shall be persisted in the database.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n## Non-Functional Requirements\n\n### NFR-001: Performance\n- **Description:** The application shall provide a responsive user experience with minimal delays for core task operations.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - Loading the main task list (up to 100 tasks) shall complete within 2 seconds on a standard broadband connection.\n    - Creating, updating, or deleting a single task shall complete within 1 second from user action to UI update.\n- **Priority:** Medium\n\n### NFR-002: Usability\n- **Description:** The application's user interface shall be intuitive, easy to navigate, and consistent, adhering to Clarity Design System principles.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - All interactive elements (buttons, forms) shall be clearly labeled and their purpose easily understood.\n    - The UI shall be responsive, adapting well to common desktop and mobile screen sizes (as provided by Angular Clarity).\n    - Error messages, if any, shall be clear, concise, and helpful.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### NFR-003: Reliability\n- **Description:** The application shall ensure consistent data integrity and persistence for all task-related information.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - All task data (title, description, status) shall be accurately stored and retrieved from the database.\n    - No task data shall be lost due to application restarts or unexpected interruptions (assuming database is stable).\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### NFR-004: Maintainability\n- **Description:** The system codebase shall be structured for easy understanding, modification, and extension by developers.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - The frontend (Angular) and backend codebases shall follow established architectural patterns (e.g., modularity, separation of concerns).\n    - Code shall be well-commented, and a `README.md` shall provide clear instructions for setup and development.\n    - Dependencies shall be clearly managed and up-to-date.\n- **Priority:** Medium\n\n### NFR-005: Scalability (Future Consideration for MVP)\n- **Description:** The application's architecture should be capable of supporting future growth in user base and task volume.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - The backend API should be designed to handle concurrent requests for CRUD operations.\n    - The database schema should be normalized to minimize data redundancy and support efficient querying for up to 10,000 tasks per user (conceptual, no authentication in MVP).\n- **Priority:** Low (for MVP, but architecturally considered)\n\n### NFR-006: Security\n- **Description:** The application shall implement basic security measures to protect data and prevent common vulnerabilities.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n    - All communication between the frontend and backend shall use HTTPS.\n    - The backend API shall implement input validation to prevent common injection attacks (e.g., XSS, SQL injection).\n    - No sensitive user data will be stored or transmitted (as no authentication in MVP).\n- **Priority:** Medium\n\n## Data Requirements\n\n### Task Entity\n- **Name:** `Task`\n- **Description:** Represents a single to-do item within the system.\n- **Attributes:**\n    - `id`: (Primary Key, UUID/Integer, Auto-generated) - Unique identifier for the task.\n    - `title`: (String, Max Length 255, Required) - The main name or brief description of the task.\n    - `description`: (Text, Optional) - A more detailed explanation of the task.\n    - `status`: (Enum: 'incomplete', 'complete', Default: 'incomplete', Required) - The current completion status of the task.\n    - `createdAt`: (DateTime, Auto-generated, Read-only) - Timestamp when the task was created.\n    - `updatedAt`: (DateTime, Auto-generated on update, Read-only) - Timestamp when the task was last modified.\n- **Relationships:** None in MVP (future: User-Task relationship).\n\n## Interface Requirements\n\n### UI/UX Design Principles\n- **Clarity Design System Adherence:** The frontend shall strictly follow the components, patterns, and guidelines of the Clarity Design System for consistency and a professional look and feel.\n- **Responsive Design:** The UI shall be fully responsive, ensuring optimal viewing and interaction across various devices and screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).\n- **Intuitive Navigation:** Navigation between the task list, add task form, and edit task view shall be straightforward and user-friendly.\n- **Feedback Mechanisms:** The UI shall provide clear visual feedback for user actions (e.g., loading indicators, success/error messages, visual status changes for tasks).\n\n### Key Screens/Components\n1.  **Task List View:**\n    - Display of all tasks in a clear, scrollable list (e.g., using Clarity DataGrid or List components).\n    - Each task item should show title, status, and actions (edit/delete/toggle status).\n    - A visible button/icon to \"Add New Task\".\n2.  **Add/Edit Task Form:**\n    - A form (e.g., using Clarity Forms) for entering/modifying task `title` and `description`.\n    - Clear submit and cancel buttons.\n    - Input validation and error display for required fields (e.g., `title`).\n3.  **Task Item Component:**\n    - A dedicated component for displaying an individual task within the list.\n    - Includes elements to show task `title`, visual indicator for `status`, and action buttons/icons for editing and deleting.\n\n### API Interface Requirements\n- **RESTful API:** The backend shall expose a RESTful API for all task management operations.\n- **JSON Format:** All API requests and responses shall be in JSON format.\n- **Standard HTTP Methods:** Use standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for CRUD operations.\n- **Clear Endpoints:** Define distinct and clear API endpoints (e.g., `/api/tasks`, `/api/tasks/{id}`).\n"
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## Base Agent Prompt Reference

This agent is based on the standard io8analyst agent with project-specific customizations above.
Refer to the base io8analyst agent prompt for general principles and workflow instructions.
