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JD.AI Product Vision

  • Type: vision
  • Kind: VisionIndex
  • ID: vision.jdai.product
  • Status: draft
  • Source: specs/vision/examples/vision.example.yaml

YAML

apiVersion: jdai.upss/v1
kind: Vision
id: vision.jdai.product
version: 1
status: draft
metadata:
  owners:
    - JerrettDavis
  reviewers:
    - upss-vision-architect
  lastReviewed: 2026-03-07
  changeReason: Establish the first canonical UPSS artifact for repo-native product intent.
problemStatement: JD.AI lacks a single authoritative product-intent artifact that humans and agents can both consume and validate.
mission: Enable safe, agent-driven software delivery from repo-native specifications.
targetUsers:
  - id: user.product-owner
    name: Product owners
    needs:
      - Define product direction, scope, and measures of success in a durable repository artifact.
  - id: user.delivery-agent
    name: Delivery agents
    needs:
      - Read product intent directly from the repository and trace implementation work back to it.
  - id: user.governance-reviewer
    name: Governance reviewers
    needs:
      - Audit whether capabilities, tests, and operational changes remain aligned with approved product intent.
valueProposition:
  summary: JD.AI turns the repository into the authoritative product blueprint so intent, implementation, and validation evolve together.
  differentiators:
    - Product intent lives beside code, tests, and deployment assets instead of in disconnected planning systems.
    - Structured specs are machine-readable for agents while remaining legible to human reviewers.
    - Traceability and validation can be enforced in CI to reduce specification drift.
successMetrics:
  - id: metric.traceability-coverage
    name: Traceability coverage
    target: ">=95% of implementation artifacts map back to approved product intent."
    measurement: Automated traceability audits across specs, code, tests, and deployment artifacts.
  - id: metric.validation-adoption
    name: Validation adoption
    target: "All new canonical spec types ship with repo-native validation before general use."
    measurement: CI enforcement coverage across UPSS spec directories.
constraints:
  - Specifications must be stored in-repo and versioned with the product they describe.
  - Every canonical spec type must support both human-readable guidance and machine-readable structure.
  - Validation must run in CI without depending on external control planes.
nonGoals:
  - Replace human approval for high-risk releases or security-sensitive changes.
  - Encode sprint plans, milestones, or staffing decisions inside the vision layer.
trace:
  upstream:
    - docs/index.md
    - docs/architecture/index.md
  downstream:
    capabilities: []