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❯ hello this is CEO - hello CTO, per openspec protocol what is next task?       

● [Virtual CTO] Good morning, CEO. Executing startup protocol now.

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● central-hub - register (MCP)(instance_id: "VirtualCTO", description: "Virtual
                              CTO for SentryAgent.ai AgentIdP — managing
                              architecture, engineering team, and technical
                              delivery")

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● central-hub - check_messages (MCP)(channel: "vpe-cto-approvals", instance_id:
                                    "VirtualCTO", limit: 20)

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● Now let me check the current OpenSpec state to identify the next task.

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● central-hub - send_message (MCP)(sender: "VirtualCTO", channel:
                                  "vpe-cto-approvals", message_type: "status",
                                  content: "**[Virtual CTO] — Session Startup
                                  Status Report**\n**Date**: 2026-04-02\n\nGood
                                  morning, CEO. Registered, README read, channel
                                   reviewed. Full picture:\n\n---\n\n## Current
                                  State\n\n**Branch**: `main`\n**Last commit**:
                                  `af630b4` — chore(phase-4): QA fixes +
                                  gitignore portal build artifacts\n**Phase 4**:
                                   ✅ COMPLETE — all 6 workstreams, 90/90 tasks,
                                   all QA gates passed\n\n---\n\n## Per OpenSpec
                                   Protocol — What's Next\n\nThree pending
                                  actions, in order:\n\n| # | Action | Status |
                                  Requires
                                  |\n|---|--------|--------|---------|\n| 1 |
                                  Archive `phase-4-developer-growth` OpenSpec
                                  change | ⏳ PENDING | CTO executes (no CEO
                                  approval needed) |\n| 2 | Push `main` to
                                  git.sentryagent.ai | ⏳ PENDING | **CEO
                                  approval required** |\n| 3 | Propose Phase 5
                                  scope for CEO review | ⏳ PENDING | CEO
                                  direction on priorities |\n\n---\n\n## Phase 5
                                   — Anticipated Scope (per README.md
                                  roadmap)\n\nPhase 5 is not yet defined in an
                                  OpenSpec change. Based on the project roadmap,
                                   likely candidates include:\n\n- **Rust SDK**
                                  (final language SDK)\n- **Agent-to-Agent (A2A)
                                   communication** — inter-agent
                                  authorization\n- **Enterprise SSO** (SAML 2.0
                                  / enterprise OIDC)\n- **Compliance reporting**
                                   (SOC 2 Type II audit artifacts)\n- **Public
                                  launch / go-to-market** — landing page, blog,
                                  Hacker News launch\n\n---\n\n**CEO action
                                  requested:**\n1. Approve push of `main` to
                                  git.sentryagent.ai\n2. Confirm Phase 5
                                  priorities (or any other direction)\n\nI will
                                  execute archive of phase-4 immediately while
                                  awaiting your response.")

● [Virtual CTO] — Startup complete. Here is the full picture:

  ---
  Current State (as of 2026-04-02)

  - Branch: main | Last commit: af630b4
  - Phase 4: ✅ COMPLETE — all 6 workstreams, 90/90 tasks, all QA gates passed
  (611 tests, 90% coverage)

  ---
  Per OpenSpec Protocol — Next Tasks

  ┌─────┬──────────────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────┐
  │  #  │                 Task                 │           Status           │
  ├─────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
  │ 1   │ Archive phase-4-developer-growth     │ ⏳ Ready to execute (no    │
  │     │ OpenSpec change                      │ approval needed)           │
  ├─────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
  │ 2   │ Push main to git.sentryagent.ai      │ ⏳ Requires CEO approval   │
  ├─────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
  │ 3   │ Propose Phase 5 OpenSpec change      │ ⏳ Requires CEO direction  │
  │     │                                      │ on priorities              │
  └─────┴──────────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────┘

  ---
  The immediate next action I can execute right now (no approval needed) is
  archiving the Phase 4 OpenSpec change — standard housekeeping to close out the
   completed change.

  After that, I need two decisions from you:

  1. Approve push of main to git.sentryagent.ai? (Phase 4 work is not yet on the
   remote)
  2. Phase 5 direction — what would you like to prioritize next? Options:
    - Rust SDK
    - Agent-to-Agent (A2A) authorization
    - Enterprise SSO (SAML 2.0)
    - SOC 2 Type II compliance artifacts
    - Public launch / go-to-market

  Shall I proceed with the Phase 4 archive while you consider Phase 5?

✻ Brewed for 1m 18s

❯ this is CEO - hello CTO - YES approved - please continue per your             
recommandations followng openspec protocol                                      

● [Virtual CTO] — Acknowledged. Executing in sequence: archive → push → Phase 5
  proposal. Starting now.

● central-hub - send_message (MCP)(sender: "VirtualCTO", channel:
                                  "vpe-cto-approvals", message_type: "response",
                                   in_reply_to: 59, content: "**[Virtual CTO]**
                                  — CEO approval acknowledged. Executing:\n1.
                                  Archive `phase-4-developer-growth`\n2. Push
                                  `main` to git.sentryagent.ai\n3. Propose Phase
                                   5\n\nReporting back at each step.")

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● Good. Now let me read the Phase 4 OpenSpec metadata and proposal to prepare
  the archive, and simultaneously check git status for the push.

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● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp && git log --oneline -5
      && git remote -v)
  ⎿  af630b4 chore(phase-4): QA fixes + gitignore portal build artifacts
     26a56f8 feat(phase-4): WS6 — Billing & Usage Metering (Stripe, free ti
     er enforcement)
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● Step 1: Archiving phase-4-developer-growth

● Bash(mv /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/openspec/changes/phase-4
      -developer-growth
      /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/openspec/changes/archiv…)
  ⎿  Archived successfully

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● Good — archive confirmed. Now commit the archive and push main.

  Step 2: Commit archive + push main

● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp && git add
      openspec/changes/archive/2026-04-02-phase-4-developer-growth && git
      status)
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● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp && git add
      openspec/changes/phase-4-developer-growth && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
      chore(openspec): archive p…)
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● Archive committed. Now pushing main to remote.

  Step 3: Push main to git.sentryagent.ai

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      2>&1)
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     remote: Create a new pull request for 'main':
     remote:   https://git.sentryagent.ai/vijay_admin/sentryagent-idp/pulls
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● Push successful. Now Step 4: Propose Phase 5 using OpenSpec protocol —
  Architect produces proposal, design, specs, and tasks before any
  implementation.

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● Active changes directory is clean — only the archive remains. Now spawning the
   Virtual Architect to produce the Phase 5 OpenSpec proposal.

  Step 4: Virtual Architect → Phase 5 OpenSpec Change

● Agent(Phase 5 OpenSpec proposal)
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● Excellent — Architect delivered. Now I'll review the artifacts for
  completeness and quality before presenting to CEO.

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● Architect's output passes CTO review — specs are complete, no placeholders,
  tasks are properly granular. Committing the Phase 5 OpenSpec change.

● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp && git add
      openspec/changes/phase-5-scale-ecosystem/ && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
      feat(openspec): propose ph…)
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      2>&1)
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     remote: Create a new pull request for 'main':
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● All three steps complete. Sending final status report to CEO.

● central-hub - send_message (MCP)(sender: "VirtualCTO", channel:
                                  "vpe-cto-approvals", message_type: "request",
                                  content: "**[Virtual CTO] — Phase 4 Closed.
                                  Phase 5 Proposal Ready for CEO
                                  Review.**\n**Date**: 2026-04-02\n\nAll three
                                  actions complete:\n\n---\n\n**✅ Phase 4
                                  OpenSpec change archived**\n-
                                  `openspec/changes/archive/2026-04-02-phase-4-d
                                  eveloper-growth/` — 90/90 tasks\n- Commit
                                  `831e91c` on `main`\n\n**✅ `main` pushed to
                                  git.sentryagent.ai**\n- Remote is current at
                                  `389a764`\n- All Phase 1–4 work live on
                                  remote\n\n**✅ Phase 5 OpenSpec change created
                                   — `phase-5-scale-ecosystem`**\n- Commit
                                  `389a764` on `main`\n- 10 artifacts: proposal,
                                   design, 6 specs, tasks, .openspec.yaml\n- 119
                                   tasks across 6 workstreams\n\n---\n\n## Phase
                                   5 — Scale & Ecosystem: Summary for CEO\n\n| #
                                   | Workstream | Key Deliverable
                                  |\n|---|-----------|----------------|\n| WS1 |
                                   **Rust SDK** | Final language SDK —
                                  `sdk-rust/` crate, tokio async, all 14
                                  endpoints |\n| WS2 | **A2A Authorization** |
                                  Agent-to-agent delegation — `POST
                                  /oauth2/token/delegate` + chain verification
                                  |\n| WS3 | **Advanced Analytics Dashboard** |
                                  Tenant usage analytics — heatmaps, token
                                  trends, activity breakdown |\n| WS4 | **API
                                  Gateway Tiers** | Multi-tier rate limits
                                  (free/pro/enterprise) + self-service upgrade
                                  |\n| WS5 | **Developer Experience** | SDK
                                  scaffold generator, Swagger UI v5 (Elements),
                                  `sentryagent scaffold` CLI command |\n| WS6 |
                                  **AGNTCY Compliance Certification** |
                                  Auto-generated compliance report, agent card
                                  export, interoperability test suite
                                  |\n\n**Delivery sequence**: WS1 → WS2 → WS3 +
                                  WS4 (parallel) → WS5 → WS6\n\n---\n\n**New
                                  dependencies requiring CEO approval before
                                  implementation begins:**\n\n| Package |
                                  Workspace | Purpose
                                  |\n|---------|-----------|---------|\n|
                                  `tokio`, `reqwest`, `serde`/`serde_json`,
                                  `uuid`, `thiserror` (Rust crates) |
                                  `sdk-rust/` | Rust async runtime, HTTP,
                                  serialization — no alternatives in Rust
                                  ecosystem |\n| `recharts` | `dashboard/` |
                                  React charting for analytics heatmaps and
                                  trend charts |\n| `date-fns` | `dashboard/` |
                                  Date manipulation for analytics range queries
                                  |\n| `archiver` | `src/` (API) | In-memory ZIP
                                   generation for scaffold endpoint |\n|
                                  `@stoplight/elements` | `portal/` | Swagger UI
                                   v5 / Elements theme — replaces
                                  swagger-ui-express |\n\nFull proposal, design
                                  ADRs, and all 6 specs are at
                                  `openspec/changes/phase-5-scale-ecosystem/`
                                  for review.\n\n**CEO approval requested to
                                  begin Phase 5 implementation (WS1 first).**")

● ---
  [Virtual CTO] — All steps complete. Summary:

  ┌───────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  │           Step            │                   Result                    │
  ├───────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ Phase 4 OpenSpec archived │ ✅ 2026-04-02-phase-4-developer-growth      │
  ├───────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ main pushed to            │ ✅ 389a764 — remote is current              │
  │ git.sentryagent.ai        │                                             │
  ├───────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ Phase 5 OpenSpec proposed │ ✅ phase-5-scale-ecosystem — 6 workstreams, │
  │                           │  119 tasks                                  │
  └───────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

  ---
  Phase 5 — Scale & Ecosystem is ready for your review. Six workstreams:

  1. Rust SDK — final language SDK (tokio + reqwest, all 14 endpoints)
  2. A2A Authorization — agents delegating authority to other agents
  3. Advanced Analytics Dashboard — tenant usage heatmaps and trends
  4. API Gateway Tiers — free/pro/enterprise rate limits + self-service upgrade
  5. Developer Experience — scaffold generator, Swagger UI v5, sentryagent 
  scaffold CLI command
  6. AGNTCY Compliance Certification — compliance report, agent card export,
  interop test suite

  Before implementation can begin, I need CEO approval on two things:

  1. Approve Phase 5 scope (proceed with WS1 first?)
  2. Approve new dependencies (9 packages listed above — Rust crates, recharts,
  date-fns, archiver, @stoplight/elements)

  Full specs are at openspec/changes/phase-5-scale-ecosystem/ on main. Ready to
  begin WS1 (Rust SDK) immediately on your word.

✻ Cogitated for 16m 6s

❯ hello this CEO -- hello CTO -- lets stop here and chat for minutes -- in your 
 own words - what is Phase 5 scope and whey do we need it?                      

● [Virtual CTO] — Happy to pause and talk through it, CEO.

  ---
  Phase 5 in plain English

  Where we are: Phases 1–4 gave us a complete, working product. Developers can
  register agents, authenticate them, manage credentials, audit everything, use
  it from 4 languages (Node, Python, Go, Java), deploy it with Terraform,
  monitor it with Grafana, discover agents in a marketplace, pay for it via
  Stripe, and integrate it into GitHub CI/CD. That's a real platform.

  What Phase 5 is about: Becoming the standard, not just a solution. Six bets:

  ---
  WS1 — Rust SDK: Rust is where the next generation of high-performance AI
  agents is being built. Not having a Rust SDK is a visible gap to serious
  developers. This closes it — and completing all 5 major languages signals
  platform maturity.

  WS2 — Agent-to-Agent (A2A) Authorization: This is the genuinely novel one.
  Right now, agents authenticate to the platform. But in multi-agent systems —
  orchestrators spawning workers, pipelines of specialized agents — one agent
  needs to authorize another agent with a subset of its own permissions. No
  other identity provider does this for AI agents. It's a protocol innovation
  that could become an AGNTCY standard, with us as the reference implementation.

  WS3 — Analytics Dashboard: Developers currently have no visibility into how
  their agents are behaving — token issuance frequency, credential rotation
  patterns, API call trends. This turns SentryAgent.ai from a utility into an
  observability tool developers check daily. Stickiness.

  WS4 — API Gateway Tiers: We have free vs. paid but the rate limiting is
  binary. This makes it graduated — free/pro/enterprise with clear limits — and
  lets developers upgrade themselves without contacting us. This is the
  commercial infrastructure we need to grow revenue.

  WS5 — Developer Experience: The gap between "I heard about SentryAgent.ai" and
   "my agent is authenticated" is still too wide. A scaffold generator — where
  you pick a language and get a working starter project with auth pre-wired —
  collapses that gap to minutes. This is a growth lever, not a feature.

  WS6 — AGNTCY Compliance Certification: AGNTCY is a Linux Foundation standard.
  If we can export a machine-readable compliance report and pass our own
  interoperability test suite, we can credibly claim to be the reference 
  implementation for AGNTCY agent identity. That's a category-defining position
  — not just a product, but the standard itself.

  ---
  Do we need it?

  Honestly — not all of it equally. If I had to rank by importance:

  ┌──────────┬───────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────────┐
  │ Priority │    Workstream     │                   Why                    │
  ├──────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ 1        │ A2A Authorization │ Genuinely novel, AGNTCY-aligned, no      │
  │          │                   │ competitor has it                        │
  ├──────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ 2        │ Developer         │ Removes the biggest friction in adoption │
  │          │ Experience        │                                          │
  ├──────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ 3        │ AGNTCY Compliance │ Positions us as the standard, not just a │
  │          │                   │  tool                                    │
  ├──────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ 4        │ Rust SDK          │ Closes the language coverage gap         │
  ├──────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ 5        │ API Gateway Tiers │ Commercial necessity as we scale         │
  ├──────────┼───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ 6        │ Analytics         │ Nice to have — adds stickiness but not   │
  │          │ Dashboard         │ urgent                                   │
  └──────────┴───────────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────┘

  My recommendation: If you want to move fast, we could scope Phase 5 to WS1 +
  WS2 + WS5 — the three that directly move the needle on adoption and
  differentiation — and defer analytics and tiers to Phase 6 when we have real
  usage data to design against.

  But that's your call. What's your instinct on priorities?

❯ Hello this CEO - Hello CTO - YES - i aggree with your recommendations -       
please continue per Openspec protocol - and thanks for your recommenations?     

● [Virtual CTO] — Understood and appreciated, CEO. Confirmed scope: WS1 (Rust 
  SDK) + WS2 (A2A Authorization) + WS5 (Developer Experience). WS3, WS4, WS6
  deferred to Phase 6.

● central-hub - send_message (MCP)(sender: "VirtualCTO", channel:
                                  "vpe-cto-approvals", message_type: "response",
                                   in_reply_to: 61, content: "**[Virtual CTO]**
                                  — CEO approval received. Phase 5 scope
                                  confirmed:\n\n✅ **IN SCOPE (Phase 5):**\n-
                                  WS1: Rust SDK\n- WS2: A2A Authorization\n-
                                  WS5: Developer Experience\n\n⏸️ **DEFERRED to
                                  Phase 6:**\n- WS3: Advanced Analytics
                                  Dashboard\n- WS4: API Gateway Tiers\n- WS6:
                                  AGNTCY Compliance Certification\n\n**Approved
                                  dependencies for Phase 5:**\n- Rust crates:
                                  `tokio`, `reqwest`, `serde`/`serde_json`,
                                  `uuid`, `thiserror`\n- `archiver` (Node.js API
                                   — scaffold ZIP generation)\n-
                                  `@stoplight/elements` (portal — Swagger UI
                                  v5)\n\nUpdating OpenSpec artifacts to reflect
                                  trimmed scope, then beginning WS1
                                  implementation. Reporting at each workstream
                                  completion.")

● Now updating the OpenSpec artifacts to reflect the trimmed scope before
  implementation begins.
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● Good — I have the full picture. Now trimming the OpenSpec artifacts to the
  approved scope (WS1+WS2+WS5 only), removing WS3/WS4/WS6 tasks and specs.

● Write(~/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/openspec/changes/phase-5-scale-ecosys
       tem/tasks.md)
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       56  - [ ] 7.7 Write unit tests for `DelegationService` — mock DB a
           nd audit service; test: create delegation (valid), create dele
           gation (scope escalation rejected), create delegation (self-de
           legation rejected), create delegation (delegatee in different 
           tenant rejected), verify delegation (valid), verify delegation
            (expired — returns valid: false not throw), verify delegation
            (revoked — returns valid: false), revoke delegation (by deleg
           ator — succeeds), revoke delegation (by non-delegator — throws
            ForbiddenError), revoke delegation (already revoked — throws 
           ConflictError)
       57  - [ ] 7.8 Write integration tests for delegation endpoints — t
           est all happy paths and all error cases defined in spec; verif
           y audit log entries are created for each delegation operation
       58  
       59 -## 8. WS3: Analytics — Database, Aggregation Job              
       59 +## 8. WS5: Developer Experience — Scaffold Service            
       60  
       61 -- [ ] 8.1 Create `src/infrastructure/migrations/009_add_analyt
          -ics_aggregates.sql` — create `analytics_daily_aggregates` tabl
          -e with columns: `id` (UUID PK), `tenant_id` (UUID FK), `agent_
          -id` (UUID nullable FK), `date` (DATE), `metric_type` (VARCHAR 
          -64), `count` (BIGINT), `created_at`, `updated_at`; add unique 
          -constraint on `(tenant_id, agent_id, date, metric_type)`; crea
          -te indexes on `(tenant_id, date)` and `(agent_id, date) WHERE 
          -agent_id IS NOT NULL`                                         
       62 -- [ ] 8.2 Install `node-cron` npm package — add to `package.js
          -on`                                                           
       63 -- [ ] 8.3 Create `src/jobs/analyticsAggregation.ts` — implemen
          -t `runAnalyticsAggregation(targetDate: Date): Promise<void>`: 
          -execute upsert query aggregating previous day's `usage_events`
          - rows into `analytics_daily_aggregates`; query is idempotent (
          -upsert on unique constraint); update `agentidp_analytics_aggre
          -gation_job_duration_ms` gauge and `agentidp_analytics_aggregat
          -ion_job_last_run` gauge on completion                         
       64 -- [ ] 8.4 Register cron job in `src/app.ts` — schedule `runAna
          -lyticsAggregation` at `00:05 UTC` daily using `node-cron`; log
          - job start, completion, and any errors; do not crash the proce
          -ss on job failure — log error and continue                    
       61 +- [ ] 8.1 Install `archiver` and `@types/archiver` in API `pac
          +kage.json`                                                    
       62 +- [ ] 8.2 Create `src/types/scaffold.ts` — define `ScaffoldLan
          +guage` union (`'typescript' | 'python' | 'go' | 'java' | 'rust
          +'`), `ScaffoldOptions` interface, `ScaffoldTemplate` interface
       63 +- [ ] 8.3 Create scaffold template files for TypeScript in `sr
          +c/templates/scaffold/typescript/`: `package.json.tmpl`, `tscon
          +fig.json.tmpl`, `src/index.ts.tmpl`, `.env.example.tmpl`, `.gi
          +tignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl` — each file uses `{{AGENT_ID}}
          +`, `{{AGENT_NAME}}`, `{{CLIENT_ID}}`, `{{API_URL}}` as templat
          +e variables; `.env.example.tmpl` MUST include `AGENTIDP_CLIENT
          +_SECRET=<your-client-secret>` placeholder (never inject real s
          +ecret)                                                        
       64 +- [ ] 8.4 Create scaffold template files for Python in `src/te
          +mplates/scaffold/python/`: `requirements.txt.tmpl`, `main.py.t
          +mpl`, `.env.example.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl`
          + — same template variable convention                          
       65 +- [ ] 8.5 Create scaffold template files for Go in `src/templa
          +tes/scaffold/go/`: `go.mod.tmpl`, `main.go.tmpl`, `.env.exampl
          +e.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl`                  
       66 +- [ ] 8.6 Create scaffold template files for Java in `src/temp
          +lates/scaffold/java/`: `pom.xml.tmpl`, `src/main/java/Main.jav
          +a.tmpl`, `.env.example.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tm
          +pl`                                                           
       67 +- [ ] 8.7 Create scaffold template files for Rust in `src/temp
          +lates/scaffold/rust/`: `Cargo.toml.tmpl`, `src/main.rs.tmpl`, 
          +`.env.example.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl`      
       68 +- [ ] 8.8 Create `src/services/ScaffoldService.ts` — implement
          + `IScaffoldService`; `generateScaffold(agentId, language, apiU
          +rl)`: load template files for language, inject template variab
          +les (replace `{{AGENT_ID}}`, `{{AGENT_NAME}}`, `{{CLIENT_ID}}`
          +, `{{API_URL}}`), build in-memory ZIP using `archiver`; return
          + `{ stream: NodeJS.ReadableStream, filename: string }`; emit `
          +agentidp_scaffold_generated_total` counter and `agentidp_scaff
          +old_generation_duration_ms` histogram                         
       69  
       66 -## 9. WS3: Analytics — Service, Controller, Routes            
       70 +## 9. WS5: Developer Experience — Scaffold Controller & Route 
       71  
       68 -- [ ] 9.1 Create `src/types/analytics.ts` — define interfaces:
          - `UsageSummary`, `AgentActivityResponse`, `TokenTrendsResponse
          -`, `DailyAggregate`, `AnalyticsDateRange`                     
       69 -- [ ] 9.2 Create `src/services/AnalyticsService.ts` — implemen
          -t `IAnalyticsService`; `getUsageSummary`: validate date range 
          -(from <= to, max 365 days), check Redis cache (`analytics:{ten
          -antId}:summary:{hash}`, TTL 60s), on miss query `analytics_dai
          -ly_aggregates`, compute totals, write to cache, return `UsageS
          -ummary`                                                       
       70 -- [ ] 9.3 Implement `AnalyticsService.getAgentActivity(tenantI
          -d, from, to, agentId?)` — validate date range (max 90 days), c
          -heck Redis cache (TTL 5 min), on miss query `analytics_daily_a
          -ggregates` grouped by `agent_id` and `date`, join agent names 
          -from `agents` table, write to cache, return `AgentActivityResp
          -onse`                                                         
       71 -- [ ] 9.4 Implement `AnalyticsService.getTokenTrends(tenantId,
          - from, to, granularity)` — support `day` and `week` granularit
          -y (weekly: `date_trunc('week', date)`), check Redis cache (TTL
          - 5 min), return `TokenTrendsResponse` with `successfulIssuance
          -s`, `failedIssuances`, `uniqueAgents` per period              
       72 -- [ ] 9.5 Create `src/controllers/AnalyticsController.ts` — ha
          -ndlers for `getUsageSummary`, `getAgentActivity`, `getTokenTre
          -nds`; parse and validate query parameters; return HTTP 403 for
          - free-tier tenants (check `ANALYTICS_FREE_TIER` env and tenant
          - subscription); emit `agentidp_analytics_query_duration_ms` hi
          -stogram and cache hit/miss counters                           
       73 -- [ ] 9.6 Create `src/routes/analytics.ts` — Express router fo
          -r `/analytics/usage-summary`, `/analytics/agent-activity`, `/a
          -nalytics/token-trends`; all routes require authentication midd
          -leware                                                        
       74 -- [ ] 9.7 Register analytics router in `src/routes/index.ts` b
          -ehind `ANALYTICS_ENABLED` feature flag                        
       75 -- [ ] 9.8 Add analytics endpoints to `docs/openapi.yaml` — all
          - query parameters, response schemas, and error codes as define
          -d in spec                                                     
       76 -- [ ] 9.9 Write unit tests for `AnalyticsService` — test: usag
          -e-summary (cache hit), usage-summary (cache miss → DB query), 
          -agent-activity (with agentId filter), agent-activity (no filte
          -r — all agents), token-trends (daily), token-trends (weekly), 
          -date range validation (from > to rejected), date range validat
          -ion (> max days rejected), free-tier rejection                
       77 -- [ ] 9.10 Write integration tests for analytics endpoints — t
          -est all three endpoints with valid date ranges, verify free-ti
          -er rejection, verify invalid date range errors                
       72 +- [ ] 9.1 Create `src/controllers/ScaffoldController.ts` — imp
          +lement `getScaffold` handler for `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agentId`:
          + validate `language` query param against `ScaffoldLanguage` un
          +ion (HTTP 400 on invalid); fetch agent, verify agent belongs t
          +o authenticated tenant (HTTP 403 if not); call `ScaffoldServic
          +e.generateScaffold`; set `Content-Type: application/zip`, `Con
          +tent-Disposition: attachment; filename="..."`, pipe stream to 
          +response; write audit log entry (`scaffold.generated`, metadat
          +a: `{ language }`)                                            
       73 +- [ ] 9.2 Create `src/routes/scaffold.ts` — Express router for
          + `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agentId` with authentication middleware; 
          +apply scaffold-specific rate limiter (10 req/min per tenant, s
          +eparate from global rate limiter)                             
       74 +- [ ] 9.3 Register `scaffold` router in `src/routes/index.ts` 
       75 +- [ ] 9.4 Add `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agentId` to `docs/openapi.ya
          +ml` — document binary response type, query parameters, all err
          +or responses                                                  
       76 +- [ ] 9.5 Write unit tests for `ScaffoldService` — test: gener
          +ate TypeScript scaffold (verify ZIP contains all 6 files), gen
          +erate Python scaffold (verify all 5 files), verify `{{CLIENT_I
          +D}}` is replaced in `.env.example`, verify `{{AGENTIDP_CLIENT_
          +SECRET}}` is placeholder not real secret, verify invalid langu
          +age throws `ValidationError`                                  
       77 +- [ ] 9.6 Write integration tests for scaffold endpoint — test
          +: TypeScript scaffold returns ZIP with correct `Content-Type` 
          +and `Content-Disposition`; Python scaffold returns ZIP; HTTP 4
          +00 on invalid language; HTTP 403 when agent belongs to differe
          +nt tenant; HTTP 404 when agent does not exist                 
       78  
       79 -## 10. WS3: Analytics — Dashboard UI                          
       79 +## 10. WS5: Developer Experience — Portal & CLI               
       80  
       81 -- [ ] 10.1 Install `recharts` and `date-fns` in `dashboard/pac
          -kage.json`                                                    
       82 -- [ ] 10.2 Create `dashboard/src/api/analyticsApi.ts` — typed 
          -fetch functions for all three analytics endpoints: `fetchUsage
          -Summary(token, from, to)`, `fetchAgentActivity(token, from, to
          -, agentId?)`, `fetchTokenTrends(token, from, to, granularity)`
          -; all functions return typed response objects; handle 403 resp
          -onse with a typed `AnalyticsNotAvailableError`                
       83 -- [ ] 10.3 Create `dashboard/src/components/charts/AgentHeatma
          -p.tsx` — renders a grid heatmap (agents × dates) using `rechar
          -ts` or a custom CSS grid; color intensity represents `apiCalls
          -` count; hover tooltip shows agent name, date, apiCalls, token
          -Issuances, credentialRotations; accepts `agents` prop from `Ag
          -entActivityResponse`                                          
       84 -- [ ] 10.4 Create `dashboard/src/components/charts/TokenTrends
          -Chart.tsx` — renders a `recharts` `ComposedChart` with a `Line
          -` for `successfulIssuances` and a `Bar` for `failedIssuances`;
          - X-axis is dates; tooltip shows all three metrics per period; 
          -accepts `dataPoints` prop from `TokenTrendsResponse`          
       85 -- [ ] 10.5 Create `dashboard/src/components/charts/RotationFre
          -quencyTable.tsx` — renders a sortable table of credential rota
          -tion counts per agent; columns: Agent Name, Rotations (period)
          -, Last Rotation Date; sortable by any column; accepts `agents`
          - prop derived from `AgentActivityResponse` filtering `credenti
          -alRotations`                                                  
       86 -- [ ] 10.6 Create `dashboard/src/pages/Analytics.tsx` — analyt
          -ics tab page; renders date range picker (from/to), calls all t
          -hree analytics APIs, renders `AgentHeatmap`, `TokenTrendsChart
          -`, `RotationFrequencyTable`; shows a `UpgradeRequired` compone
          -nt when API returns 403                                       
       87 -- [ ] 10.7 Add Analytics route to `dashboard/src/App.tsx` — ad
          -d `/analytics` route; add "Analytics" link to dashboard naviga
          -tion                                                          
       88 -- [ ] 10.8 Run `npm run build` in `dashboard/` — zero TypeScri
          -pt errors, zero ESLint errors                                 
       81 +- [ ] 10.1 Install `@stoplight/elements` in `portal/package.js
          +on` — remove `swagger-ui-react`                               
       82 +- [ ] 10.2 Rewrite `portal/app/api-explorer/page.tsx` — replac
          +e `SwaggerUI` component with `@stoplight/elements` `<API>` com
          +ponent; set `apiDescriptionUrl`, `router="hash"`, `layout="sid
          +ebar"`, `hideSchemas={false}`, `tryItCredentialsPolicy="same-o
          +rigin"`; import Elements CSS; remove all Swagger UI imports an
          +d CSS                                                         
       83 +- [ ] 10.3 Run `npm run build` in `portal/` — verify zero Type
          +Script errors and zero ESLint errors after Elements integratio
          +n                                                             
       84 +- [ ] 10.4 Install `unzipper` and `@types/unzipper` in `cli/pa
          +ckage.json`                                                   
       85 +- [ ] 10.5 Create `cli/src/commands/scaffold.ts` — implement `
          +sentryagent scaffold` command with Commander options: `--agent
          +-id <id>` (required), `--language <lang>` (default: typescript
          +), `--out <directory>` (default: `.`); load config, issue Bear
          +er token, call `GET /sdk/scaffold/{agentId}?language={language
          +}`, pipe response through `unzipper.Extract({ path: outDir })`
          +, print success message and next steps; handle errors (404, 40
          +3, 400) with human-readable messages                          
       86 +- [ ] 10.6 Register `scaffold` command in `cli/src/index.ts` —
          + add `.addCommand(scaffoldCommand)` to Commander program      
       87 +- [ ] 10.7 Run `npm run build` in `cli/` — zero TypeScript err
          +ors; run `node dist/index.js scaffold --help` — outputs correc
          +t usage                                                       
       88  
       90 -## 11. WS4: API Gateway Tiers — Configuration & Middleware    
       89 +## 11. QA & Release                                           
       90  
       92 -- [ ] 11.1 Create `src/types/tiers.ts` — define interfaces: `T
          -ierName` (union: `'free' | 'pro' | 'enterprise'`), `TierLimits
          -`, `TierFeatures`, `TierDefinition` (includes `id`, `limits`, 
          -`features`, `stripeProductId`)                                
       93 -- [ ] 11.2 Create `src/config/tiers.ts` — define `TIER_CONFIG:
          - Record<TierName, TierDefinition>` with complete limit and fea
          -ture definitions for `free`, `pro`, and `enterprise` tiers as 
          -specified in spec; export `getTierConfig(tier: TierName): Tier
          -Definition` helper                                            
       94 -- [ ] 11.3 Create `src/middleware/tierRateLimiter.ts` — implem
          -ent `TierRateLimiter` middleware: extract `tenantId` from auth
          -enticated request context; check Redis key `tier:{tenantId}` (
          -TTL 60s) for cached tier; on miss query `tenant_subscriptions`
          - for tenant's current tier, cache for 60s; look up rate limit 
          -config from `TIER_CONFIG`; apply `RateLimiterRedis` with key `
          -rl:{tier}:{tenantId}`; on rejection return HTTP 429 with `X-Ra
          -teLimit-Limit`, `X-RateLimit-Remaining`, `X-RateLimit-Reset`, 
          -`Retry-After` headers; increment `agentidp_rate_limit_hits_tot
          -al` counter with `tier` and `tenant_id` labels                
       95 -- [ ] 11.4 Replace `RateLimiterRedis` middleware on all authen
          -ticated routes in `src/routes/index.ts` with `TierRateLimiter`
          -; keep the flat IP-based `RateLimiterRedis` on unauthenticated
          - routes unchanged; wrap replacement in `TIER_RATE_LIMITING_ENA
          -BLED` feature flag (fall back to old middleware when `false`) 
       96 -                                                              
       97 -## 12. WS4: API Gateway Tiers — Endpoints                     
       98 -                                                              
       99 -- [ ] 12.1 Create `src/routes/tiers.ts` — Express router for `
          -GET /tiers`; handler reads `TIER_CONFIG`, formats response as 
          -specified in spec, sets `Cache-Control: public, max-age=3600` 
          -header; no database query; no authentication required         
      100 -- [ ] 12.2 Register `tiers` router in `src/routes/index.ts`   
      101 -- [ ] 12.3 Implement `BillingService.upgradeTier(tenantId: str
          -ing, targetTier: 'pro' | 'enterprise'): Promise<{ checkoutUrl:
          - string; sessionId: string; expiresAt: string }>` — fetch curr
          -ent tier from `tenant_subscriptions`, validate no self-upgrade
          - or downgrade, create Stripe Checkout session with `STRIPE_PRI
          -CE_ID_PRO` or `STRIPE_PRICE_ID_ENTERPRISE`, return checkout UR
          -L                                                             
      102 -- [ ] 12.4 Add `upgradeTier` handler to `src/controllers/Billi
          -ngController.ts` — validate `targetTier` enum, call `BillingSe
          -rvice.upgradeTier`, return HTTP 200 with `checkoutUrl`, `sessi
          -onId`, `targetTier`, `expiresAt`                              
      103 -- [ ] 12.5 Register `POST /billing/upgrade` route in `src/rout
          -es/billing.ts` with authentication middleware                 
      104 -- [ ] 12.6 Add `STRIPE_PRICE_ID_PRO`, `STRIPE_PRICE_ID_ENTERPR
          -ISE`, `TIER_RATE_LIMITING_ENABLED` to `.env.example` with docu
          -mentation comments                                            
      105 -- [ ] 12.7 Add `GET /tiers` and `POST /billing/upgrade` to `do
          -cs/openapi.yaml`                                              
      106 -- [ ] 12.8 Write unit tests for `TierRateLimiter` — test: free
          - tier limit enforced (60 req/min), pro tier limit enforced (60
          -0 req/min), tier looked up from Redis cache (DB not called), t
          -ier fetched from DB on cache miss, rollback path (`TIER_RATE_L
          -IMITING_ENABLED=false` uses old flat limiter)                 
      107 -- [ ] 12.9 Write unit tests for `BillingService.upgradeTier` —
          - test: upgrade free → pro (creates Stripe session), upgrade fr
          -ee → enterprise (creates Stripe session), already on pro (retu
          -rns ALREADY_ON_TIER error), downgrade attempt (returns DOWNGRA
          -DE_NOT_SUPPORTED error)                                       
      108 -- [ ] 12.10 Write integration tests for `GET /tiers` — verify 
          -response structure, verify `Cache-Control` header, verify no a
          -uth required; write integration tests for `POST /billing/upgra
          -de` — mock Stripe, verify checkout URL returned               
      109 -                                                              
      110 -## 13. WS5: Developer Experience — Scaffold Service           
      111 -                                                              
      112 -- [ ] 13.1 Install `archiver` and `@types/archiver` in API `pa
          -ckage.json`                                                   
      113 -- [ ] 13.2 Create `src/types/scaffold.ts` — define `ScaffoldLa
          -nguage` union (`'typescript' | 'python' | 'go' | 'java' | 'rus
          -t'`), `ScaffoldOptions` interface, `ScaffoldTemplate` interfac
          -e                                                             
      114 -- [ ] 13.3 Create scaffold template files for TypeScript in `s
          -rc/templates/scaffold/typescript/`: `package.json.tmpl`, `tsco
          -nfig.json.tmpl`, `src/index.ts.tmpl`, `.env.example.tmpl`, `.g
          -itignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl` — each file uses `{{AGENT_ID}
          -}`, `{{AGENT_NAME}}`, `{{CLIENT_ID}}`, `{{API_URL}}` as templa
          -te variables; `.env.example.tmpl` MUST include `AGENTIDP_CLIEN
          -T_SECRET=<your-client-secret>` placeholder (never inject real 
          -secret)                                                       
      115 -- [ ] 13.4 Create scaffold template files for Python in `src/t
          -emplates/scaffold/python/`: `requirements.txt.tmpl`, `main.py.
          -tmpl`, `.env.example.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl
          -` — same template variable convention                         
      116 -- [ ] 13.5 Create scaffold template files for Go in `src/templ
          -ates/scaffold/go/`: `go.mod.tmpl`, `main.go.tmpl`, `.env.examp
          -le.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl`                 
      117 -- [ ] 13.6 Create scaffold template files for Java in `src/tem
          -plates/scaffold/java/`: `pom.xml.tmpl`, `src/main/java/Main.ja
          -va.tmpl`, `.env.example.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.t
          -mpl`                                                          
      118 -- [ ] 13.7 Create scaffold template files for Rust in `src/tem
          -plates/scaffold/rust/`: `Cargo.toml.tmpl`, `src/main.rs.tmpl`,
          - `.env.example.tmpl`, `.gitignore.tmpl`, `README.md.tmpl`     
      119 -- [ ] 13.8 Create `src/services/ScaffoldService.ts` — implemen
          -t `IScaffoldService`; `generateScaffold(agentId, language, api
          -Url)`: load template files for language, inject template varia
          -bles (replace `{{AGENT_ID}}`, `{{AGENT_NAME}}`, `{{CLIENT_ID}}
          -`, `{{API_URL}}`), build in-memory ZIP using `archiver`; retur
          -n `{ stream: NodeJS.ReadableStream, filename: string }`; emit 
          -`agentidp_scaffold_generated_total` counter and `agentidp_scaf
          -fold_generation_duration_ms` histogram                        
      120 -                                                              
      121 -## 14. WS5: Developer Experience — Scaffold Controller & Route
      122 -                                                              
      123 -- [ ] 14.1 Create `src/controllers/ScaffoldController.ts` — im
          -plement `getScaffold` handler for `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agentId`
          -: validate `language` query param against `ScaffoldLanguage` u
          -nion (HTTP 400 on invalid); fetch agent, verify agent belongs 
          -to authenticated tenant (HTTP 403 if not); call `ScaffoldServi
          -ce.generateScaffold`; set `Content-Type: application/zip`, `Co
          -ntent-Disposition: attachment; filename="..."`, pipe stream to
          - response; write audit log entry (`scaffold.generated`, metada
          -ta: `{ language }`)                                           
      124 -- [ ] 14.2 Create `src/routes/scaffold.ts` — Express router fo
          -r `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agentId` with authentication middleware;
          - apply scaffold-specific rate limiter (10 req/min per tenant, 
          -separate from `TierRateLimiter`)                              
      125 -- [ ] 14.3 Register `scaffold` router in `src/routes/index.ts`
      126 -- [ ] 14.4 Add `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agentId` to `docs/openapi.y
          -aml` — document binary response type, query parameters, all er
          -ror responses                                                 
      127 -- [ ] 14.5 Write unit tests for `ScaffoldService` — test: gene
          -rate TypeScript scaffold (verify ZIP contains all 6 files), ge
          -nerate Python scaffold (verify all 5 files), verify `{{CLIENT_
          -ID}}` is replaced in `.env.example`, verify `{{AGENTIDP_CLIENT
          -_SECRET}}` is placeholder not real secret, verify invalid lang
          -uage throws `ValidationError`                                 
      128 -- [ ] 14.6 Write integration tests for scaffold endpoint — tes
          -t: TypeScript scaffold returns ZIP with correct `Content-Type`
          - and `Content-Disposition`; Python scaffold returns ZIP; HTTP 
          -400 on invalid language; HTTP 403 when agent belongs to differ
          -ent tenant; HTTP 404 when agent does not exist                
      129 -                                                              
      130 -## 15. WS5: Developer Experience — Portal & CLI               
      131 -                                                              
      132 -- [ ] 15.1 Install `@stoplight/elements` in `portal/package.js
          -on` — remove `swagger-ui-react`                               
      133 -- [ ] 15.2 Rewrite `portal/app/api-explorer/page.tsx` — replac
          -e `SwaggerUI` component with `@stoplight/elements` `<API>` com
          -ponent; set `apiDescriptionUrl`, `router="hash"`, `layout="sid
          -ebar"`, `hideSchemas={false}`, `tryItCredentialsPolicy="same-o
          -rigin"`; import Elements CSS; remove all Swagger UI imports an
          -d CSS                                                         
      134 -- [ ] 15.3 Run `npm run build` in `portal/` — verify zero Type
          -Script errors and zero ESLint errors after Elements integratio
          -n                                                             
      135 -- [ ] 15.4 Install `unzipper` and `@types/unzipper` in `cli/pa
          -ckage.json`                                                   
      136 -- [ ] 15.5 Create `cli/src/commands/scaffold.ts` — implement `
          -sentryagent scaffold` command with Commander options: `--agent
          --id <id>` (required), `--language <lang>` (default: typescript
          -), `--out <directory>` (default: `.`); load config, issue Bear
          -er token, call `GET /sdk/scaffold/{agentId}?language={language
          -}`, pipe response through `unzipper.Extract({ path: outDir })`
          -, print success message and next steps; handle errors (404, 40
          -3, 400) with human-readable messages                          
      137 -- [ ] 15.6 Register `scaffold` command in `cli/src/index.ts` —
          - add `.addCommand(scaffoldCommand)` to Commander program      
      138 -- [ ] 15.7 Run `npm run build` in `cli/` — zero TypeScript err
          -ors; run `node dist/index.js scaffold --help` — outputs correc
          -t usage                                                       
      139 -                                                              
      140 -## 16. WS6: AGNTCY Compliance — Compliance Service            
      141 -                                                              
      142 -- [ ] 16.1 Create `src/types/compliance.ts` — define interface
          -s: `ComplianceRequirement` (id, description, status, evidence,
          - verifiedAt), `ComplianceSection` (id, name, status, requireme
          -nts), `ComplianceReport` (reportId, generatedAt, agntcySpecVer
          -sion, tenantId, overallStatus, sections, summary), `AgentCard`
          - (agntcyVersion, type, agent, issuedAt, expiresAt)            
      143 -- [ ] 16.2 Create `src/config/agntcyRequirements.ts` — define 
          -the complete array of AGNTCY requirement objects (minimum 24 r
          -equirements), each with: `id` (e.g., `AI-001`), `description` 
          -(from AGNTCY spec), `section` (e.g., `agent-identity`), and `e
          -valuate(tenantId: string, db: Pool): Promise<RequirementEvalua
          -tion>` function — each evaluator queries the live system and r
          -eturns `{ status, evidence }`                                 
      144 -- [ ] 16.3 Create `src/services/ComplianceService.ts` — implem
          -ent `IComplianceService`; `generateComplianceReport(tenantId)`
          -: run all requirement evaluators from `agntcyRequirements.ts` 
          -in parallel, group results by section, compute overall status 
          -(`compliant` if all pass, `partial` if any non-compliant, `non
          --compliant` if >20% fail), build `ComplianceReport`, write aud
          -it log entry (`compliance.report_generated`), emit `agentidp_c
          -ompliance_reports_generated_total` counter and `agentidp_compl
          -iance_report_duration_ms` histogram                           
      145 -- [ ] 16.4 Implement `ComplianceService.generateAgentCard(agen
          -tId)` — fetch agent from DB, build `AgentCard` per AGNTCY spec
          - format, set `expiresAt = issuedAt + 24 hours`, set `complianc
          -eStandards` from system config, emit `agentidp_agent_cards_ser
          -ved_total` counter with `visibility` label                    
      146 -                                                              
      147 -## 17. WS6: AGNTCY Compliance — Controller, Routes            
      148 -                                                              
      149 -- [ ] 17.1 Create `src/controllers/ComplianceController.ts` — 
          -implement `getComplianceReport` handler: check tenant tier is 
          -pro or enterprise (HTTP 403 `TIER_REQUIRED` for free tier), ca
          -ll `ComplianceService.generateComplianceReport`, return HTTP 2
          -00; implement `getAgentCard` handler: check agent visibility (
          -HTTP 401 if private and unauthenticated, HTTP 403 if private a
          -nd wrong tenant), call `ComplianceService.generateAgentCard`, 
          -return HTTP 200                                               
      150 -- [ ] 17.2 Create `src/routes/agntcy.ts` — Express router for 
          -`GET /agntcy/compliance-report` (requires auth) and `GET /agen
          -ts/:id/agent-card` (auth optional); register behind `AGNTCY_EN
          -ABLED` feature flag                                           
      151 -- [ ] 17.3 Register `agntcy` router in `src/routes/index.ts`  
      152 -- [ ] 17.4 Add `GET /agntcy/compliance-report` and `GET /agent
          -s/:id/agent-card` to `docs/openapi.yaml`                      
      153 -- [ ] 17.5 Write unit tests for `ComplianceService` — test: `g
          -enerateComplianceReport` (all 24 requirements pass → `complian
          -t`), `generateComplianceReport` (one evaluator fails → `partia
          -l`), `generateAgentCard` (public agent), `generateAgentCard` (
          -private agent — verify agent data is included), `generateAgent
          -Card` (non-existent agent → throws NotFoundError)             
      154 -- [ ] 17.6 Write integration tests for compliance endpoints — 
          -test: compliance report for pro tenant (HTTP 200, overallStatu
          -s), compliance report for free tenant (HTTP 403), agent card f
          -or public agent (no auth required), agent card for private age
          -nt (auth required, correct tenant succeeds, wrong tenant HTTP 
          -403)                                                          
      155 -                                                              
      156 -## 18. WS6: AGNTCY Compliance — Interoperability Tests & Docs 
      157 -                                                              
      158 -- [ ] 18.1 Create `tests/agntcy/interoperability.test.ts` — im
          -plement all 25+ AGNTCY interoperability test cases as defined 
          -in spec: AI-001 (agent UUID uniqueness), AI-002 (W3C DID docum
          -ent), AUTH-001 (OAuth 2.0 token issuance), AUTH-002 (OIDC disc
          -overy), AUTHZ-001 (scope enforcement), DEL-001 through DEL-004
          - (delegation chain), AUDIT-001 through AUDIT-002 (immutable au
          -dit log), GOV-001 through GOV-002 (lifecycle governance), INTE
          -R-001 (agent card), COMP-001 (compliance report)              
      159 -- [ ] 18.2 Add `"test:agntcy": "jest --testPathPattern=tests/a
          -gntcy --forceExit"` script to `package.json`                  
      160 -- [ ] 18.3 Write `docs/agntcy/certification-guide.md` — comple
          -te document with all 6 sections: Overview, Requirement Mapping
          - table, Running the Compliance Report (step-by-step), Agent Ca
          -rd Usage, Self-Certification Checklist, Submitting for Officia
          -l AGNTCY Certification; no placeholders, no TODOs             
      161 -                                                              
      162 -## 19. QA & Release                                           
      163 -                                                              
      164 -- [ ] 19.1 Run `cargo build` and `cargo clippy -- -D warnings`
          - in `sdk-rust/` — zero warnings; run `cargo test` — all unit t
          -ests pass                                                     
      165 -- [ ] 19.2 Run `tsc --noEmit` across API, dashboard, portal, a
          -nd CLI — zero TypeScript errors                               
      166 -- [ ] 19.3 Run full Jest suite (`npm test`) — all unit tests p
          -ass, coverage >= 80% across all new services: `DelegationServi
          -ce`, `AnalyticsService`, `ScaffoldService`, `ComplianceService
          -`, `TierRateLimiter`                                          
      167 -- [ ] 19.4 Run `npm run build` in `portal/` with Elements inte
          -gration — zero errors; verify `/api-explorer` page renders Ele
          -ments `<API>` component                                       
      168 -- [ ] 19.5 Run `npm run build` in `cli/` — zero errors; run `n
          -ode dist/index.js scaffold --help` — shows correct options; ru
          -n `node dist/index.js --help` — shows `scaffold` command liste
          -d                                                             
      169 -- [ ] 19.6 Apply database migrations `008_add_delegation_chain
          -s.sql` and `009_add_analytics_aggregates.sql` against a test d
          -atabase — verify migrations run without errors and tables are 
          -created with correct schemas                                  
      170 -- [ ] 19.7 Run integration tests for all Phase 5 endpoints — d
          -elegation (create, verify, revoke), analytics (usage-summary, 
          -agent-activity, token-trends), tiers (GET /tiers, POST /billin
          -g/upgrade), scaffold (all 5 languages), AGNTCY (compliance-rep
          -ort, agent-card)                                              
      171 -- [ ] 19.8 Run `npm run test:agntcy` — all 25+ interoperabilit
          -y test cases pass                                             
      172 -- [ ] 19.9 Verify feature flags: `A2A_ENABLED=false` → delegat
          -ion routes return 404; `ANALYTICS_ENABLED=false` → analytics r
          -outes return 404; `TIER_RATE_LIMITING_ENABLED=false` → flat ra
          -te limiter used; `AGNTCY_ENABLED=false` → AGNTCY routes return
          - 404                                                          
      173 -- [ ] 19.10 Verify tier rate limiting: free tenant receives 42
          -9 at 61st request/minute; pro tenant allows 600 requests/minut
          -e; tier cache refresh within 60s after Stripe webhook updates 
          -subscription                                                  
      174 -- [ ] 19.11 Verify scaffold security: `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agen
          -tId` response ZIP never contains a real `client_secret` value 
          -— `.env.example` placeholder only                             
      175 -- [ ] 19.12 Commit all Phase 5 work on `main` — one convention
          -al commit per workstream (e.g., `feat(phase-5): WS1 — Rust SDK
          -`, `feat(phase-5): WS2 — A2A Authorization`, etc.)            
       91 +- [ ] 11.1 Run `cargo build` and `cargo clippy -- -D warnings`
          + in `sdk-rust/` — zero warnings; run `cargo test` — all unit t
          +ests pass                                                     
       92 +- [ ] 11.2 Run `tsc --noEmit` across API, portal, and CLI — ze
          +ro TypeScript errors                                          
       93 +- [ ] 11.3 Run full Jest suite (`npm test`) — all unit tests p
          +ass, coverage >= 80% across all new services: `DelegationServi
          +ce`, `ScaffoldService`                                        
       94 +- [ ] 11.4 Run `npm run build` in `portal/` with Elements inte
          +gration — zero errors; verify `/api-explorer` page renders Ele
          +ments `<API>` component                                       
       95 +- [ ] 11.5 Run `npm run build` in `cli/` — zero errors; run `n
          +ode dist/index.js scaffold --help` — shows correct options; ru
          +n `node dist/index.js --help` — shows `scaffold` command liste
          +d                                                             
       96 +- [ ] 11.6 Apply database migration `008_add_delegation_chains
          +.sql` against a test database — verify migration runs without 
          +errors and table is created with correct schema               
       97 +- [ ] 11.7 Run integration tests for all Phase 5 endpoints — d
          +elegation (create, verify, revoke), scaffold (all 5 languages)
       98 +- [ ] 11.8 Verify feature flag: `A2A_ENABLED=false` → delegati
          +on routes return 404                                          
       99 +- [ ] 11.9 Verify scaffold security: `GET /sdk/scaffold/:agent
          +Id` response ZIP never contains a real `client_secret` value —
          + `.env.example` placeholder only                              
      100 +- [ ] 11.10 Commit all Phase 5 work on `main` — one convention
          +al commit per workstream: `feat(phase-5): WS1 — Rust SDK`, `fe
          +at(phase-5): WS2 — A2A Authorization`, `feat(phase-5): WS5 — D
          +eveloper Experience`                                          

● Now remove the deferred spec files and update the proposal scope note.

● Bash(rm -rf /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/openspec/changes/pha
      se-5-scale-ecosystem/specs/analytics-dashboard
      /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagen…)
  ⎿  a2a-authorization
     developer-experience
     rust-sdk

● Update(~/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/openspec/changes/phase-5-scale-ecosy
        stem/proposal.md)
  ⎿  Added 3 lines, removed 1 line
      69  | `archiver` | `src/` (API) | ZIP archive creation for scaffold
           generator — battle-tested Node.js archiver |
      70  | `@stoplight/elements` | `portal/` | Swagger UI v5 / Elements 
          theme — modern, interactive, component-based API docs |
      71  
      72 -**Delivery sequence:** WS1 → WS2 → WS3 + WS4 (parallel) → WS5 →
         - WS6                                                           
      72 +**Approved scope (CEO-confirmed 2026-04-02):** WS1 → WS2 → WS5 
      73 +                                                               
      74 +**Deferred to Phase 6:** WS3 (Advanced Analytics), WS4 (API Gat
         +eway Tiers), WS6 (AGNTCY Compliance Certification)             

● Now commit the trimmed OpenSpec change and begin WS1 implementation.

● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp && git add
      openspec/changes/phase-5-scale-ecosystem/ && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
      chore(openspec): trim phas…)
  ⎿  [main fec1801] chore(openspec): trim phase-5 scope to WS1+WS2+WS5 per
     CEO approval
      5 files changed, 45 insertions(+), 993 deletions(-)
     … +6 lines (ctrl+o to expand)
  ⎿  Shell cwd was reset to 
     /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/.cto-workspace

● OpenSpec is clean. Now spawning the Virtual Principal Developer for WS1 — Rust
   SDK.

● Agent(WS1 Rust SDK implementation)
  ⎿  Done (35 tool uses · 57.1k tokens · 10m 6s)
  (ctrl+o to expand)

● WS1 delivered. Let me verify and commit before proceeding to WS2.

● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/sdk-rust && cargo clippy
       -- -D warnings 2>&1 && echo "---CLIPPY PASS---" && cargo test 2>&1 | tail
       -20)
  ⎿  Error: Exit code 127
     /bin/bash: line 1: cargo: command not found

  Listed 1 directory (ctrl+o to expand)

● Bash(cd /home/ubuntu/vj_ai_agents_dev/sentryagent-idp/sdk-rust &&
      ~/.cargo/bin/cargo clippy -- -D warnings 2>&1 | tail -20)
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