MCP Project Orchestrator

# PR #12 Split Strategy ## Overview PR #12 contains 300+ files generated by background agent bc-999be121-b524-44b8-a952-8dbe4e68f265. This strategy breaks it into 5 focused, reviewable PRs by logical feature area. ## PR Breakdown ### PR #12-A: MCP Core Integration & Orchestration **Focus**: Core MCP server, orchestration engine, and prompt templates **Size**: ~100 files **Priority**: HIGH (Foundation for other features) Files: - `src/mcp_project_orchestrator/` (all Python source) - `cli.py`, `main.py`, `server.py` - `core/` (base orchestration logic) - `managers.py`, `logging.py`, `exceptions.py` - `templates/` (Mermaid diagrams, prompt templates) - `src/mcp.json.jinja2` (MCP server config template) - `.cursor/` (Cursor IDE config for MCP) - `mcp/` (MCP related files) Commit Message: ``` feat(mcp): Integrate Agent Skills into MCP Prompts - Implement Agent Skills framework for intelligent orchestration - Add MCP server implementation with multiple tools - Integrate prompt templates for analysis, architecture, debugging - Add Mermaid diagram generation and modification - FIPS-compliant orchestration core ``` --- ### PR #12-B: OpenSSL Tools & FIPS Compliance **Focus**: OpenSSL orchestration, DDD architecture, FIPS compliance **Size**: ~60 files **Priority**: HIGH (Domain core) Files: - `consumers/openssl-ddd-architecture/` (full DDD structure) - `src/` (application, domain, infrastructure, presentation) - `CMakeLists.txt`, `conanfile.py` - `src/openssl-tools/` (Python orchestration) - `fips_compliance.py` - `openssl_orchestration_main.py` - `openssl_tools_orchestration.py` - `openssl_tools_orchestration_example.py` - `package_manifest.json` - `examples/openssl_tools_orchestration_example.py` - `docs/OPENSSL_TOOLS_ORCHESTRATION.md` Commit Message: ``` feat(openssl): DDD Architecture & FIPS-Compliant Orchestration - Implement Domain-Driven Design (DDD) for OpenSSL - Add FIPS compliance validation and enforcement - Create OpenSSL tools orchestration with MCP integration - Add cryptographic utilities and provider management - Include comprehensive examples ``` --- ### PR #12-C: AWS SIP Trunk Deployment (Consumer Project) **Focus**: AWS-specific deployment, Asterisk SIP configuration **Size**: ~50 files **Priority**: MEDIUM (Self-contained consumer) Files: - `consumers/aws-sip-trunk/` (complete consumer) - `config/` (extensions.conf.j2, pjsip.conf.j2) - `docs/` (DEPLOYMENT.md, TROUBLESHOOTING.md) - `scripts/` (deploy-asterisk-aws.sh, user-data.sh) - `terraform/` (all .tf files) - `tests/test_sip_connectivity.py` - `conanfile.py` - `docs/AWS_SIP_TRUNK_DEPLOYMENT_COMPLETE.md` - `docs/AWS_MCP_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` Commit Message: ``` feat(aws): Complete SIP Trunk Deployment on AWS - Add Terraform infrastructure (EC2, networking, storage, monitoring) - Create Asterisk configuration templates for SIP - Implement deployment scripts for automated setup - Add connectivity tests and troubleshooting guide - Document complete deployment workflow ``` --- ### PR #12-D: Documentation & Examples **Focus**: Comprehensive guides, roadmaps, and usage examples **Size**: ~40 files **Priority**: MEDIUM (Docs, can follow features) Files: - `docs/` (all markdown files) - `AGENT_SKILLS_INTEGRATION_ROADMAP.md` - `OPENSSL_TOOLS_ORCHESTRATION.md` - `AWS_SIP_TRUNK_DEPLOYMENT_COMPLETE.md` - `IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md` - `REFACTORING_COMPLETED.md` - Other summary/guide docs - `examples/openssl_tools_orchestration_example.py` - `QUICKSTART.md`, `VERIFICATION_CHECKLIST.md` - `PROJECT_INDEX.md`, `DEPLOYMENT_SUMMARY.md` Commit Message: ``` docs: Add comprehensive guides and examples - Add Agent Skills integration roadmap - Document OpenSSL tools orchestration - Create AWS SIP trunk deployment guide - Add implementation status and refactoring notes - Include usage examples and quickstart ``` --- ### PR #12-E: Build System, CI/CD, & Shared Config **Focus**: Build configuration, GitHub Actions, shared templates **Size**: ~30 files **Priority**: LOW (Config/infrastructure) Files: - `.github/workflows/` (all .yml files) - `validate-cursor-config.yml` - `build-component-reusable.yml` - `pyproject.toml`, `setup.py` - `.env.example` - `requirements.txt`, `conanfile.py` (main) - `.gitignore` - `.cursor/` (Cursor IDE configuration) - `cursor-rules/` (all .md.jinja2 files) - `prompts/` (all prompt template JSONs) - `rules/` (C/C++ development rules) - `profiles/` (compiler profiles) Commit Message: ``` chore: Add build system, CI/CD pipelines, and configuration - Configure GitHub Actions for validation and builds - Add Conan package manager configuration - Setup Cursor IDE rules and prompts for development - Add environment templates and project configuration - Include compiler profiles for multiple platforms ``` --- ## Implementation Steps ### 1. Prepare Feature Branches (Local) ```bash # Base from current main (after PR #13 merges) git checkout main git pull origin main # Create feature branches for each PR git checkout -b feature/mcp-core-integration git checkout -b feature/openssl-ddd-fips git checkout -b feature/aws-sip-deployment git checkout -b feature/docs-examples git checkout -b feature/build-config ``` ### 2. Extract Files Using git For each feature branch: ```bash git checkout feature/mcp-core-integration # Use git show from agent branch to extract specific files git show cursor/bc-999be121-b524-44b8-a952-8dbe4e68f265-c3e8:src/mcp_project_orchestrator/cli.py > src/mcp_project_orchestrator/cli.py # ... repeat for all files in the feature ``` Alternatively, use selective cherry-pick: ```bash git log cursor/bc-999be121-b524-44b8-a952-8dbe4e68f265-c3e8 --oneline # See commits # Cherry-pick only MCP-related commits ``` ### 3. Create Pull Requests For each feature branch: 1. Ensure clean, focused commit history 2. Test locally (run tests, validate imports) 3. Push to GitHub 4. Create PR with detailed description 5. Link to original PR #12 with context ### 4. Review & Merge - Each PR should be small enough to review in <30 mins - Once all PRs merged, close PR #12 as superseded --- ## File Count Reference | Component | Files | Complexity | |-----------|-------|------------| | MCP Core | ~100 | High (interdependent) | | OpenSSL DDD | ~60 | High (domain-specific) | | AWS SIP | ~50 | Medium (self-contained) | | Documentation | ~40 | Low (informational) | | Build/Config | ~30 | Low (templates/scripts) | | **Total** | **~280** | | --- ## Dependencies **Merge Order** (recommended): 1. ✅ PR #13 (OpenSSL templates refactor) - **DO FIRST** 2. PR #12-A (MCP Core) - Foundation for everything 3. PR #12-B (OpenSSL DDD/FIPS) - Depends on #12-A 4. PR #12-C (AWS SIP) - Can run parallel with #12-B 5. PR #12-D (Docs) - Should follow feature PRs 6. PR #12-E (Build/Config) - Can go anytime --- ## Testing Strategy For each PR before merge: - [ ] `pytest` passes on new/modified Python code - [ ] JSON/YAML files are valid and parseable - [ ] Markdown renders correctly - [ ] No circular imports or missing dependencies - [ ] Documentation is internally consistent --- ## Closing PR #12 Once all split PRs are created: 1. Comment on PR #12 summarizing the split 2. Link to all 5 new PRs 3. Mark as "Superseded by PR #12-A through #12-E" 4. Close the PR Example comment: ``` This PR has been split into focused, reviewable PRs: - PR #12-A: MCP Core Integration - PR #12-B: OpenSSL DDD & FIPS Compliance - PR #12-C: AWS SIP Trunk Deployment - PR #12-D: Documentation & Examples - PR #12-E: Build System & Configuration Please review and merge those PRs instead. ```