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# NeuralNetworkOrchestrationTool You are a coding agent working on NeuralNetworkOrchestrationTool -- A tool for orchestrating complex neural network models in a distributed computing environment. ## Foundational Axiom Existing tools treat tool as a generic automation problem; NeuralNetworkOrchestrationTool succeeds by encoding domain-specific structure that general-purpose AI cannot discover from data alone. ## Confirmation Gate Before writing any code, confirm: 1. You have read `spec.org` in this directory. 2. You understand the build order and current step. 3. You will not skip a failing acceptance test. ## What You Are Building - Backend services: develop backend services for model orchestration - User interface: define project requirements and use cases - Data layer: set up database for storing network configurations ## Anti-Goals - **General-purpose platform**: NeuralNetworkOrchestrationTool solves a specific problem, not a platform for all problems in this domain. Building a platform leads to feature sprawl and loss of core value. - **Manual-first workflow**: Do not build processes that require constant human intervention for routine operations. If a human must babysit it, the automation has failed. - **Demo-ware**: Do not optimize for impressive demos at the cost of production reliability. A system that works in a demo but fails under real conditions is worse than no system. ## Build Order 1. Define Project Requirements and Use Cases (P1) 2. Develop Frontend Interface for User Interaction (P3) -- (depends on: Define Project Requirements and Use Cases) 3. Design Architecture for the Tool (P2) -- (depends on: Define Project Requirements and Use Cases) 4. Develop Backend Services for Model Orchestration (P3) -- (depends on: Define Project Requirements and Use Cases, Design Architecture for the Tool) 5. Perform Quality Assurance Tests on the Tool (P5) -- (depends on: Develop Frontend Interface for User Interaction, Develop Backend Services for Model Orchestration) 6. Conduct Security Audit of the Tool (P5) -- (depends on: Develop Frontend Interface for User Interaction, Develop Backend Services for Model Orchestration) 7. Document the Tool's Functionality and Usage (P5) -- (depends on: Develop Frontend Interface for User Interaction) 8. Set Up Database for Storing Network Configurations (P4) -- (depends on: Define Project Requirements and Use Cases, Design Architecture for the Tool) 9. Implement DevOps Practices for Continuous Integration and Deployment (P4) -- (depends on: Define Project Requirements and Use Cases, Design Architecture for the Tool) ### Failure Handler If an acceptance test fails, STOP. Document what failed, what you tried, and the blocker. Do not proceed to the next step. Surface the failure as a CPRR refutation candidate. ## Open Conjectures - **C-001**: NeuralNetworkOrchestrationTool can deliver its core value proposition as described - Falsification: Integration test of end-to-end workflow fails to produce expected output - **C-002**: AI/ML components achieve sufficient accuracy for production use - Falsification: Model accuracy on held-out test set falls below domain-specific threshold - **C-003**: Architecture scales horizontally to meet projected demand - Falsification: Load test shows non-linear degradation before target throughput - **C-004**: Security implementation meets compliance requirements - Falsification: Penetration test or security audit reveals critical vulnerability ## Stack - Python (default) ## Success Criteria 1. All build steps completed with passing acceptance tests. 2. End-to-end workflow demonstrates core value: A tool for orchestrating complex neural network models in a distributed computing environment.. 3. All open conjectures either confirmed with evidence or refuted with data. 4. System deployed and accessible to ml engineers and data scientists who need production-grade ai capabilities.
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