SEA-Forge Last-Mile Execution Plan

Created: 2026-01-17 Target: 100% Implementation Current State: ~89% Complete (v0.6.0)


Executive Summary

This plan prioritizes the remaining ~11% of implementation work based on:

  1. Dependency order β€” Items that unblock other items come first
  2. Impact magnitude β€” High-visibility or high-risk gaps prioritized
  3. Effort-to-value ratio β€” Quick wins before heavy lifts

SEA-DSL is the canonical semantic code for SEA-Forge; projections and compiler outputs are derived artifacts.


Priority Tiers

Tier Theme Why First
P0 Foundation & Security Blocks production adoption; security gaps are showstoppers
P1 Core Platform Completion Fills gaps in primary value proposition
P2 Developer Experience Improves adoption but not blocking
P3 Advanced Features Nice-to-have, can ship without

Execution Checklist

Tier P0: Foundation & Security (Do First)

These items block production use or create security/reliability risks.

[x] P0.1: Workbench Authentication

Area: Workbench UI (85% β†’ 95%) Impact: πŸ”΄ CRITICAL β€” UI is unsecured without this Effort: Medium (3-5 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Manual login flow test + E2E auth test


[x] P0.2: Governance Audit Trail Persistence

Area: Governance Runtime (100% β†’ 100%+) Impact: πŸ”΄ CRITICAL β€” Required for compliance/audit Effort: Medium (3-4 days) Dependencies: P0.1 (auth context needed for actor tracking)

Scope:

Files:

Verification: just test-adapters governance-runtime + manual console check


Tier P1: Core Platform Completion (Do Second)

These complete the primary value proposition.

[x] P1.1: DSL Parser Error Recovery (100%)

Area: DSL Parsing & Compilation Impact: 🟑 HIGH β€” Better DX, fewer failed parses Effort: Low-Medium (2-3 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Unit tests for error cases + LSP error display test


[x] P1.2: Knowledge Graph Reasoning Engine (85% β†’ 100%)

Area: Knowledge Graph Impact: 🟑 HIGH β€” Enables inference-based queries Effort: High (5-7 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: SPARQL query returning inferred triples + SHACL test with inference


[x] P1.3: Messaging Federation/Clustering (100%)

Area: Messaging Impact: 🟑 HIGH β€” Required for multi-node deployments Effort: High (5-7 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Message delivery test across 2+ nodes


[x] P1.4: Workbench Manifest Inspector (100%)

Area: Workbench UI Impact: 🟑 MEDIUM β€” Key debugging/inspection tool Effort: Medium (3-4 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Visual inspection + E2E navigation test


[x] P1.5: Workbench Ops Actions (100%)

Area: Workbench UI Impact: 🟑 MEDIUM β€” Enables operational workflows from UI Effort: Medium (3-4 days) Dependencies: P0.1 (auth required for privileged actions)

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Manual click-through + action execution verification


Tier P2: Developer Experience (Do Third)

These improve adoption but aren’t blocking.

[ ] P2.1: Zed Extension Marketplace (90% β†’ 100%)

Area: IDE Integration Impact: 🟒 MEDIUM β€” Expands IDE coverage Effort: Low (1-2 days) Dependencies: tree-sitter-sea must be published to GitHub

Scope:

  1. Publish tree-sitter-sea to GitHub with releases
  2. Create Zed extension manifest
  3. Submit PR to zed-industries/extensions

Files:

Verification: Install from Zed extensions marketplace


[ ] P2.2: WASM npm/cargo Publishing (Partial β†’ 100%)

Area: Distribution Impact: 🟒 MEDIUM β€” Enables browser/edge use cases Effort: Low (1-2 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: npm install @sea-forge/wasm + import test


[ ] P2.3: Incident Runbooks (95% β†’ 100%)

Area: Observability Impact: 🟒 LOW β€” Operational documentation Effort: Low (1-2 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Documentation review


[ ] P2.4: Performance Testing Suite (90% β†’ 95%)

Area: Testing & E2E Impact: 🟒 MEDIUM β€” Validates scalability claims Effort: Medium (3-4 days) Dependencies: None

Scope:

Files:

Verification: just test-performance recipe


[ ] P2.5: Chaos Testing Suite (90% β†’ 95%)

Area: Testing & E2E Impact: 🟒 MEDIUM β€” Validates resilience claims Effort: Medium (3-4 days) Dependencies: P1.3 (federation needed for meaningful chaos tests)

Scope:

Files:

Verification: Chaos experiment execution with service recovery validation


Tier P3: Advanced Features (Do Last)

Nice-to-have features that can ship without.

[x] P3.1: Provenance Tracking System

Area: Drift / Misalignment Handling Impact: πŸ”΅ LOW β€” Vision feature, not core Effort: High (7-10 days) Dependencies: P0.2 (audit trail foundation)

Scope:

What this enables: Answer β€œwhich spec produced this code?” and β€œwhat changed between v1.0 and v1.1?”


[x] P3.2: Automatic Drift Remediation

Area: Drift / Misalignment Handling Impact: πŸ”΅ LOW β€” Vision feature, not core Effort: Very High (10+ days) Dependencies: P3.1 (provenance needed first)

Scope:


[x] P3.3: Runtime Behavior Correlation

Area: Drift / Misalignment Handling Impact: πŸ”΅ LOW β€” Vision feature, not core Effort: Very High (10+ days) Dependencies: P0.2, P3.1

Scope:


[ ] P3.4: Federal/Finance/Healthcare E2E Tests

Area: Testing & E2E Impact: πŸ”΅ LOW β€” Domain-specific, optional Effort: Medium (3-5 days each) Dependencies: Domain experts for requirements

Scope:


[ ] P3.5: Self-Hosting gen.py via SDS-021

Area: Dogfooding Impact: πŸ”΅ LOW β€” Internal consistency Effort: Medium (4-5 days) Dependencies: SDS-021 spec must be complete

Scope:

Red flag addressed: Main code generator should dogfood the spec-first philosophy.


Execution Order Summary

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Week 1-2: P0 (Security & Foundation)
└── P0.2 Audit Trail Persistence

Week 3-4: P1 (Core Completion)
β”œβ”€β”€ P1.1 DSL Error Recovery
β”œβ”€β”€ P1.2 KG Reasoning Engine
β”œβ”€β”€ P1.3 Messaging Federation
β”œβ”€β”€ P1.4 Manifest Inspector
└── P1.5 Ops Actions

Week 5-6: P2 (Developer Experience)
β”œβ”€β”€ P2.1 Zed Extension
β”œβ”€β”€ P2.2 WASM Publishing
β”œβ”€β”€ P2.3 Incident Runbooks
β”œβ”€β”€ P2.4 Performance Tests
└── P2.5 Chaos Tests

Week 7+: P3 (Advanced Features)
β”œβ”€β”€ P3.1 Provenance Tracking
β”œβ”€β”€ P3.2 Drift Remediation
β”œβ”€β”€ P3.3 Runtime Correlation
β”œβ”€β”€ P3.4 Domain E2E Tests
└── P3.5 gen.py Dogfooding

Completion Tracking

Area Current After P0 After P1 After P2 After P3
DSL Parsing & Compilation 95% 95% 100% 100% 100%
Code Generation 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Governance Runtime 100% 100%+ 100%+ 100%+ 100%+
Knowledge Graph 85% 85% 100% 100% 100%
Messaging 75% 75% 100% 100% 100%
Observability 95% 95% 95% 100% 100%
Workbench UI 85% 85% 95% 95% 100%
IDE Integration 90% 90% 90% 100% 100%
Testing & E2E 90% 90% 90% 98% 100%
Production Infra 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Overall 89% 91% 96% 99% 100%

Notes

  1. P0 items are non-negotiable for any production deployment
  2. P1 completes the core platform β€” can ship a β€œv1.0” after this tier
  3. P2 and P3 can be parallelized if team capacity allows
  4. P3.1-P3.3 realize the β€œvision” stated in README β€” without these, SEA-Forge is a code generator, not an organizational semantics platform