[E2] Lift recovered terminal UI DAG foundation to branch + open PR#252
[E2] Lift recovered terminal UI DAG foundation to branch + open PR#252KooshaPari wants to merge 1 commit into
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| CI workflows migrated to shared phenotype-tooling suite. | ||
| - Verified E1 recovery branch `recover/E1-terminal-ui-worktree` (PR #248, merged) | ||
| - E1 recovered worktree with `byteport-dag` crate: dag, topo, scheduler, schema, serialize modules |
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Suggestion: Replace the Rust-specific crate framing with stack-neutral wording that describes this as a DAG component, so the entry does not reintroduce a Rust-centric product narrative outside the approved Go + SvelteKit + Tauri split. [custom_rule]
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*Custom Rule: Replace the Rust-specific `crate` framing with stack-neutral wording that describes this as a DAG component, so the entry does not reintroduce a Rust-centric product narrative outside the approved Go + SvelteKit + Tauri split.
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Once fix is implemented, also check other comments on the same PR, and ask user if the user wants to fix the rest of the comments as well. if said yes, then fetch all the comments validate the correctness and implement a minimal fix| - PR: [#(auto)](https://github.com/KooshaPari/BytePort/pull/POST_CREATE) | ||
| - Labels: `area:compute-infra`, `epic-e` | ||
| - Epic: epic_E — BytePort: terminal UI, tools CLI, otel, governance | ||
| - Status: DAG foundation (crate:byteport-dag) successfully lifted to main; E2 documents completion |
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…en PR - Verified E1 recovery branch recover/E1-terminal-ui-worktree (PR #248, merged) - E1 recovered worktree with byteport-dag crate: dag, topo, scheduler, schema, serialize - DAG foundation independently absorbed into main via Phase-6 merge - Created clean branch recover/E2-terminal-ui-pr from origin/main - Ran grade.sh --fast, captured JSON (score 8/10, B-) - Epic: epic_E — BytePort: terminal UI, tools CLI, otel, governance
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Summary
Formalize completion of the terminal UI DAG foundation recovery (E1 → main lift) with grade verification and worklog audit.
Context
E1 recovered the terminal UI worktree from stash side-219, materializing the
byteport-dagcrate (5 modules: dag, topo, scheduler, schema, serialize) on branchrecover/E1-terminal-ui-worktree. PR #248 merged the worklog/grade-report, and the DAG crate was independently absorbed intomainvia Phase-6. E2 documents the successful completion of this recovery lift.Changes
recover/E1-terminal-ui-worktree(PR [E1] Recover terminal UI worktree (recover/byteport-stash-0-terminal-ui) #248, merged)byteport-dagcrate exists onorigin/mainwith all 5 modulesrecover/E2-terminal-ui-prfromorigin/mainKey Implementation Details
The DAG foundation is fully operational on main:
crates/byteport-dag/src/dag.rs— Core DAG data structure with cycle detectioncrates/byteport-dag/src/topo.rs— Kahn's algorithm + DFS topological sortcrates/byteport-dag/src/scheduler.rs— Parallel-bucket schedulercrates/byteport-dag/src/schema.rs— Enriched node/edge schema with prereqs, acceptance, audit hookscrates/byteport-dag/src/serialize.rs— YAML/JSON round-trip serializationUse Cases
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area:compute-infra,epic-eCodeAnt-AI Description
Document the terminal UI recovery lift and updated grade report
What Changed
byteport-dagmodules now present on mainImpact
✅ Clearer recovery history✅ Easier PR audit trail✅ Up-to-date grade status💡 Usage Guide
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