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Syndarix Implementation Roadmap
Version: 1.0 Date: 2025-12-29 Status: Draft
Executive Summary
This roadmap outlines the phased implementation approach for Syndarix, prioritizing foundational infrastructure before advanced features. Each phase builds upon the previous, with clear milestones and deliverables.
Phase 0: Foundation (Weeks 1-2)
Goal: Establish development infrastructure and basic platform
0.1 Repository Setup
- Fork PragmaStack to Syndarix
- Create spike backlog in Gitea (12 issues)
- Complete architecture documentation
- Complete all spike research (SPIKE-001 through SPIKE-012)
- Create all ADRs (ADR-001 through ADR-014)
- Rebrand codebase (all URLs, names, configs updated)
- Configure CI/CD pipelines
- Set up development environment documentation
0.2 Core Infrastructure
- Configure Redis for cache + pub/sub
- Set up Celery worker infrastructure
- Configure pgvector extension
- Create MCP server directory structure
- Set up Docker Compose for local development
Deliverables
- Fully branded Syndarix repository
- Complete architecture documentation (ARCHITECTURE.md)
- All spike research completed (12 spikes)
- All ADRs documented (14 ADRs)
- Working local development environment (Docker Compose)
- CI/CD pipeline running tests
Phase 1: Core Platform (Weeks 3-6)
Goal: Basic project and agent management without LLM integration
1.1 Data Model
- Create Project entity and CRUD
- Create AgentType entity and CRUD
- Create AgentInstance entity and CRUD
- Create Issue entity with external tracker fields
- Create Sprint entity and CRUD
- Database migrations with Alembic
1.2 API Layer
- Project management endpoints
- Agent type configuration endpoints
- Agent instance management endpoints
- Issue CRUD endpoints
- Sprint management endpoints
1.3 Real-time Infrastructure
- Implement EventBus with Redis Pub/Sub
- Create SSE endpoint for project events
- Implement event types enum
- Add keepalive mechanism
- Client-side SSE handling
1.4 Frontend Foundation
- Project dashboard page
- Agent configuration UI
- Issue list and detail views
- Real-time activity feed component
- Basic navigation and layout
Deliverables
- CRUD operations for all core entities
- Real-time event streaming working
- Basic admin UI for configuration
Phase 2: MCP Integration (Weeks 7-10)
Goal: Build MCP servers for external integrations
2.1 MCP Client Infrastructure
- Create MCPClientManager class
- Implement server registry
- Add connection management with reconnection
- Create tool call routing
2.2 LLM Gateway MCP (Priority 1)
- Create FastMCP server structure
- Implement LiteLLM integration
- Add model group routing
- Implement failover chain
- Add cost tracking callbacks
- Create token usage logging
2.3 Knowledge Base MCP (Priority 2)
- Create pgvector schema for embeddings
- Implement document ingestion pipeline
- Create chunking strategies (code, markdown, text)
- Implement semantic search
- Add hybrid search (vector + keyword)
- Per-project collection isolation
2.4 Git MCP (Priority 3)
- Create Git operations wrapper
- Implement clone, commit, push operations
- Add branch management
- Create PR operations
- Add Gitea API integration
- Implement GitHub/GitLab adapters
2.5 Issues MCP (Priority 4)
- Create issue sync service
- Implement Gitea issue operations
- Add GitHub issue adapter
- Add GitLab issue adapter
- Implement bi-directional sync
- Create conflict resolution logic
Deliverables
- 4 working MCP servers
- LLM calls routed through gateway
- RAG search functional
- Git operations working
- Issue sync with external trackers
Phase 3: Agent Orchestration (Weeks 11-14)
Goal: Enable agents to perform autonomous work
3.1 Agent Runner
- Create AgentRunner class
- Implement context assembly
- Add memory management (short-term, long-term)
- Implement action execution
- Add tool call handling
- Create agent error handling
3.2 Agent Orchestrator
- Implement spawn_agent method
- Create terminate_agent method
- Implement send_message routing
- Add broadcast functionality
- Create agent status tracking
- Implement agent recovery
3.3 Inter-Agent Communication
- Define message format schema
- Implement message persistence
- Create message routing logic
- Add @mention parsing
- Implement priority queues
- Add conversation threading
3.4 Background Task Integration
- Create Celery task wrappers
- Implement progress reporting
- Add task chaining for workflows
- Create agent queue routing
- Implement task retry logic
Deliverables
- Agents can be spawned and communicate
- Agents can call MCP tools
- Background tasks for long operations
- Agent activity visible in real-time
Phase 4: Workflow Engine (Weeks 15-18)
Goal: Implement structured workflows for software delivery
4.1 State Machine Foundation
- Create workflow state machine base
- Implement state persistence
- Add transition validation
- Create state history logging
- Implement compensation patterns
4.2 Core Workflows
- Requirements Discovery workflow
- Architecture Spike workflow
- Sprint Planning workflow
- Story Implementation workflow
- Sprint Demo workflow
4.3 Approval Gates
- Create approval checkpoint system
- Implement approval UI components
- Add notification triggers
- Create timeout handling
- Implement escalation logic
4.4 Autonomy Levels
- Implement FULL_CONTROL mode
- Implement MILESTONE mode
- Implement AUTONOMOUS mode
- Create autonomy configuration UI
- Add per-action approval overrides
Deliverables
- Structured workflows executing
- Approval gates working
- Autonomy levels configurable
- Full sprint cycle possible
Phase 5: Advanced Features (Weeks 19-22)
Goal: Polish and production readiness
5.1 Cost Management
- Real-time cost tracking dashboard
- Budget configuration per project
- Alert threshold system
- Cost optimization recommendations
- Historical cost analytics
5.2 Audit & Compliance
- Comprehensive action logging
- Audit trail viewer UI
- Export functionality
- Retention policy implementation
- Compliance report generation
5.3 Human-Agent Collaboration
- Live activity dashboard
- Intervention panel (pause, guide, undo)
- Agent chat interface
- Context inspector
- Decision explainer
5.4 Additional MCP Servers
- File System MCP
- Code Analysis MCP
- CI/CD MCP
Deliverables
- Production-ready system
- Full observability
- Cost controls active
- Audit compliance
Phase 6: Polish & Launch (Weeks 23-24)
Goal: Production deployment
6.1 Performance Optimization
- Load testing
- Query optimization
- Caching optimization
- Memory profiling
6.2 Security Hardening
- Security audit
- Penetration testing
- Secrets management
- Rate limiting tuning
6.3 Documentation
- User documentation
- API documentation
- Deployment guide
- Runbook
6.4 Deployment
- Production environment setup
- Monitoring & alerting
- Backup & recovery
- Launch checklist
Risk Register
| Risk | Impact | Probability | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|---|
| LLM API outages | High | Medium | Multi-provider failover |
| Cost overruns | High | Medium | Budget enforcement, local models |
| Agent hallucinations | High | Medium | Approval gates, code review |
| Performance bottlenecks | Medium | Medium | Load testing, caching |
| Integration failures | Medium | Low | Contract testing, mocks |
Success Metrics
| Metric | Target | Measurement |
|---|---|---|
| Agent task success rate | >90% | Completed tasks / total tasks |
| Response time (P95) | <2s | API latency |
| Cost per project | <$50/sprint | LLM + compute costs |
| Time to first commit | <1 hour | From requirements to PR |
| Client satisfaction | >4/5 | Post-sprint survey |
Dependencies
Phase 0 ─────▶ Phase 1 ─────▶ Phase 2 ─────▶ Phase 3 ─────▶ Phase 4 ─────▶ Phase 5 ─────▶ Phase 6
Foundation Core Platform MCP Integration Agent Orch Workflows Advanced Launch
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Depends on:
- LLM Gateway
- Knowledge Base
- Real-time events
Resource Requirements
Development Team
- 1 Backend Engineer (Python/FastAPI)
- 1 Frontend Engineer (React/Next.js)
- 0.5 DevOps Engineer
- 0.25 Product Manager
Infrastructure
- PostgreSQL (managed or self-hosted)
- Redis (managed or self-hosted)
- Celery workers (2-4 instances)
- MCP servers (7 containers)
- API server (2+ instances)
- Frontend (static hosting or SSR)
External Services
- Anthropic API (primary LLM)
- OpenAI API (fallback)
- Ollama (local models, optional)
- Gitea/GitHub/GitLab (issue tracking)
This roadmap will be refined as spikes complete and requirements evolve.