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# MMA Data Architecture & DAG Engine
Restructures manual_slop state and execution into a per-track DAG model.
### Navigation
- [Specification](./spec.md)
- [Implementation Plan](./plan.md)

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# Implementation Plan: MMA Data Architecture & DAG Engine
## Phase 1: Track-Scoped State Management
- [x] Task: Define the data schema for a Track (Metadata, Discussion History, Task List). [2efe80e]
- [x] Task: Update `project_manager.py` to create and read from `tracks/<track_id>/state.toml`. [e1a3712]
- [x] Task: Ensure Tier 2 (Tech Lead) history is securely scoped to the active track's state file. [b845b89]
## Phase 2: Python DAG Engine
- [x] Task: Create a `Task` class with `status` (Blocked, Ready, In Progress, Review, Done) and `depends_on` fields. [a3cfeff]
- [x] Task: Implement a topological sorting algorithm to resolve execution order. [f85ec9d]
- [x] Task: Write robust unit tests verifying cycle detection and dependency resolution. [f85ec9d]
## Phase 3: Execution State Machine
- [x] Task: Implement the core loop that evaluates the DAG and identifies "Ready" tasks. [154957f]
- [x] Task: Create configuration settings for "Auto-Queue" vs "Manual Step" execution modes. [154957f]
- [x] Task: Connect the state machine to the backend dispatcher, preparing it for GUI integration. [2429b7c]
## Phase: Review Fixes
- [x] Task: Apply review suggestions [6548ce6]

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# Track Specification: MMA Data Architecture & DAG Engine
## Overview
Restructure how `manual_slop` stores and executes work. The current implementation relies on global state and linear execution, which does not support the complexity of multi-agent, task-based workflows. This track establishes a robust, data-oriented foundation using track-scoped state and a native Python Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) engine.
## Goals
1. **Track-Scoped State:** Transition away from a single global `manual_slop_history.toml` to a per-track state structure (e.g., `tracks/<track_id>/state.toml`) to manage specific discussion history and context.
2. **Task DAG Engine:** Implement a topological sorter and DAG execution engine in Python to manage dependencies between tasks.
3. **Execution State Machine:** Build an internal state machine that governs whether the DAG auto-advances or waits for manual user intervention to spawn the next worker.
## Constraints
- Must integrate seamlessly with the existing project TOML structure.
- Avoid external complex dependencies (like Steve Yegge's Beads) for now; rely on standard Python libraries or lightweight custom implementations to ensure tight coupling with the DearPyGui stack.
## Context & Origins
This track was born from the "Human Verification" phase of the initial MMA Orchestrator prototype (`mma_orchestrator_integration_20260226`). We realized that while the backend API plumbing for the hierarchical MMA tiers (Tiers 1-4) was technically functional, the product lacked the necessary state management, UX visualization, and human-in-the-loop security gates to be usable.
**Key Takeaways from the Prototype Phase:**
- The Tier 2 (Tech Lead) needs its own track-scoped discussion history, rather than polluting the global project history.
- Tasks within a track require a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) engine to manage complex dependencies and blocking states.
- The GUI must visualize this DAG and stream the output of individual workers directly to their associated tasks.
- We must enforce tiered context subsetting so that Tier 3/4 workers don't receive the massive global context blob, and we need a pre-spawn approval modal so the user can intercept, review, and modify worker prompts/contexts before they execute.
**Instructions for the Implementing Agent:**
As you execute this track, ensure you maintain alignment with the other Phase 2 tracks. If you learn something that impacts the dependent tracks, please append a similar "Context Summary" to their `spec.md` files before concluding your run.
## Execution Order & Dependencies
This is a multi-track phase. To ensure architectural integrity, these tracks **MUST** be executed in the following strict order:
1. **[CURRENT] MMA Data Architecture & DAG Engine:** (Builds the state and execution foundation)
2. **Tiered Context Scoping & HITL Approval:** (Builds the security and context subsetting on top of the state)
3. **MMA Dashboard Visualization Overhaul:** (Builds the UI to visualize the state and subsets)
4. **Robust Live Simulation Verification:** (Builds the tests to verify the UI and state)
**Prerequisites for this track:** None. This must be executed FIRST.

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- [x] **Track: MMA Data Architecture & DAG Engine**
*Link: [./tracks/mma_data_architecture_dag_engine/](./tracks/mma_data_architecture_dag_engine/)*
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- [~] **Track: Tiered Context Scoping & HITL Approval**
*Link: [./tracks/tiered_context_scoping_hitl_approval/](./tracks/tiered_context_scoping_hitl_approval/)*