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FieldPack Generator

A Mastra-powered workflow that turns messy client reality into a build-ready Work Map, AI Intervention Slice, and Friday demo package.
Work Map → AI Slice → FieldPack

1. Core story: from vague situation to build-ready field pack

the value chain
Messy input• meeting notes• client ambition• process pain Work Mappeople, systems,decisions, handovers,friction, data objectswhere work actually is AI InterventionSlicesmallest safe placewhere AI changes theworkflow this week FieldPack• open questions• guardrails• ADRs• Mermaid sketch DemoverticalsliceFriday delivery realism challenges ambition before output is accepted

2. Prototype architecture: Mastra now, Pi/Pulse later

how to build it
Simple UItextarea + previewdemo-friendly API routesubmit scenarioreturn package Mastraworkflowschema-firsttraceable steps workMapAgent interventionAgent riskAgent RendererMarkdownHTML + Mermaid Static rb2 context packThink It principles • Builder/Operatorsafe intervention rules • rb2 delivery language Future substratePi sessions + Pulse audit/policy Friday scope: static context + one polished workflow. Later scope: governed platform integration.

3. FieldPack anatomy: the artifact the team can rally around

what comes out
FIELD PACKone coherent handover package 1. Work Map summary2. AI Intervention Slice3. Risk + human approval points4. Mermaid process/architecture5. ADRs + open questions6. Friday demo backlog Client realitymessy notes, calls, emails, process fragments rb2 judgmentdelivery realism, known patterns, safe scope Build team inputstories, ADRs, architecture direction Demo narrativebefore/after workflow + value proof tight feedback loop: if slice is too big, shrink it
Unique angleNot “generic discovery bot”; it outputs a specific rb2 FieldPack for action.
Hackathon-safeOne workflow, static context pack, polished artifact renderer.
Business-firstStarts with workflow pain and KPI before architecture.
Future storyCan become a governed Pi/Pulse-powered delivery agent later.