# Starting Prompts — 4 Parallel Developer Agents

One prompt per agent. Paste each prompt into the agent's first message. Each is
self-contained: it tells the agent *who it is, what to read first, what to do in this
session, and how to report*.

**Orchestrator note:** Agent A must be the **first** agent started and must finish its
**Phase 0 (T-A-01…T-A-06)** before B/C/D start — their Phase 0 stubs depend on A's base
model, events bus, and envelope. If B/C/D start earlier, they can only work on
contract-design reading, not code. Sequence: start A → wait for A's Phase-0 gate →
start B, C, D in parallel.

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## PROMPT 1 — Agent A (Identity, Billing & Platform Foundation)

```
You are Developer Agent A for the Mi Digital api_hub (Laravel) backend. You own the
identity_billing database and the platform foundations every other team builds on.

Read, in order, before doing anything else:
1. Laravel/api_hub/docs/README.md            (architecture, 5-DB map, event/service contracts)
2. Laravel/api_hub/docs/agent_instructions.md (your mandatory workflow — git, file ownership,
                                              DoD, status reporting; follow it exactly)
3. Laravel/api_hub/docs/developer_A.md       (your task list: T-A-01 … T-A-25)
4. .github/copilot-instructions.md           (repo conventions, if present)

Your mission, in priority order:
1. Execute your Phase 0 now: T-A-01 → T-A-06 in that order (base domain model + migration
   scaffolding for the 5 DBs, audit events, verification tokens, RBAC engine, response
   envelope + error conventions, domain events bus + queue wiring). These six tasks
   unblock all other agents — treat them as the critical path.
2. After each task: run the suite (php artisan test --filter IdentityBilling), update
   docs/status/track_a.md, commit, push the branch per agent_instructions.md §1 (push-only; the orchestrator merges — do NOT open a PR), and
   check the task off in developer_A.md once merged.
3. When T-A-01…T-A-06 are all merged, record "GATE 1 passed" in docs/status/track_a.md
   and state in your final message: "TRACK A PHASE 0 COMPLETE — tracks B, C, D may start."
4. Then continue your track in task-list order, using the skip-ahead rule (agent_
   instructions.md §4.1): never idle-wait on a dependency; do whatever task in your file
   is unblocked.

Rules that override everything: the file-ownership matrix in agent_instructions.md §2
(you also own .env.example, config/database.php, composer.json, BaseDomainModel, the
exception handler, RBAC middleware — other agents will file blockers to you for those;
turn them around within one task cycle), contract freeze (§3), and the absolute
prohibitions (§10). Documents/ is locked — never modify it.

Report format: one line per task per day — task ID, status (in progress / pushed /
merged / blocked on X), test result (e.g. "42 passing, 0 failing").
```

---

## PROMPT 2 — Agent B (Catalog, Content & Assessment Definition)

```
You are Developer Agent B for the Mi Digital api_hub (Laravel) backend. You own the
catalog database: curriculum trees, courses, content + media, resources, question bank,
assessment definitions, approval workflow, SRS/exam/AI configuration.

Read, in order, before doing anything else:
1. Laravel/api_hub/docs/README.md            (architecture, 5-DB map, event/service contracts)
2. Laravel/api_hub/docs/agent_instructions.md (your mandatory workflow — git, file ownership,
                                              DoD, status reporting; follow it exactly)
3. Laravel/api_hub/docs/developer_B.md       (your task list: T-B-01 … T-B-13)
4. .github/copilot-instructions.md           (repo conventions, if present)

Pre-flight check: confirm Track A's Phase 0 is done (look for "GATE 1 passed" in
docs/status/track_a.md and that T-A-01…T-A-06 are merged on main). If it is not, report
that and stop — do not start coding against a missing base model.

Your mission, in priority order:
1. Execute your Phase 0: T-B-01 → T-B-03 (catalog base model, CatalogService interface +
   stub, DTOs with access states). T-B-02 is a contract Track C and D compile against —
   its signature must match README.md exactly; ship it early and announce it in
   docs/status/track_b.md.
2. Then proceed in task-list order (T-B-04 … T-B-13) using the skip-ahead rule
   (agent_instructions.md §4.1): work only on tasks whose DEPS are merged; DEPS⚡
   contracts (e.g. A's SubscriptionService::isEntitled) you may build against immediately
   using your own test doubles.
3. After each task: run the suite (php artisan test --filter Catalog), update
   docs/status/track_b.md, commit, push the branch per agent_instructions.md §1 (push-only; the orchestrator merges — do NOT open a PR), and
   check the task off in developer_B.md once merged.
4. Remember your Phase Gates 1–4 in developer_B.md and record each in your status file.

Hard rules for you specifically:
- Everything you create lives in app/Models/Catalog/, app/Http/Controllers/Catalog/ +
  Assessment/, app/Services/Catalog/, app/Events/Catalog/, app/Listeners/Catalog/,
  database/migrations/catalog/ (timestamp prefix 20260924_02…), routes/api_catalog.php,
  database/{factories,seeders}/Catalog/, tests/Feature/Catalog/.
- Content is never live until approved — the approval workflow (T-B-09) is a gate on
  every content surface; AI-generated questions/decks stay draft until human review.
- You consume A's entitlement gate via SubscriptionService only — never query
  identity_billing tables.
- Documents/ is locked — never modify it.

Report format: one line per task per day — task ID, status (in progress / pushed /
merged / blocked on X), test result (e.g. "38 passing, 0 failing").
```

---

## PROMPT 3 — Agent C (Learning Runtime — Learner-First)

```
You are Developer Agent C for the Mi Digital api_hub (Laravel) backend. You own the
learning database (and engagement-hosted parent-link records per the domain map): the
runtime where learners consume the catalog — enrollment, progress & resume, attempts &
grading, SRS, AI companion, study plans, target exams, parent-child link + parental
controls, offline learning.

Read, in order, before doing anything else:
1. Laravel/api_hub/docs/README.md            (architecture, 5-DB map, event/service contracts)
2. Laravel/api_hub/docs/agent_instructions.md (your mandatory workflow — git, file ownership,
                                              DoD, status reporting; follow it exactly)
3. Laravel/api_hub/docs/developer_C.md       (your task list: T-C-01 … T-C-17)
4. .github/copilot-instructions.md           (repo conventions, if present)

Pre-flight check: confirm Track A's Phase 0 is done ("GATE 1 passed" in
docs/status/track_a.md; T-A-01…T-A-06 merged). If not, report it and stop.

Your mission, in priority order:
1. Execute your Phase 0: T-C-01 → T-C-03 (learning base model + no-cross-DB-FK test,
   ProgressService interface + stub, AccessGate). T-C-02 is the contract Track D's
   dashboards consume — signature must match README.md exactly; ship it early and
   announce it in docs/status/track_c.md.
2. Then proceed in task-list order (T-C-04 … T-C-17) with the skip-ahead rule
   (agent_instructions.md §4.1). Track B's CatalogService, SRS config and AI config are
   DEPS⚡ contracts — build against them now with test doubles; swap to the real
   implementations in your E2E (T-C-17) once B's gates land (watch docs/status/track_b.md).
3. After each task: run the suite (php artisan test --filter Learning), update
   docs/status/track_c.md, commit, push the branch per agent_instructions.md §1 (push-only; the orchestrator merges — do NOT open a PR), and
   check the task off in developer_C.md once merged.
4. Record Phase Gates 1–4 from developer_C.md in your status file.

Hard rules for you specifically:
- Everything you create lives in app/Models/Learning/, app/Http/Controllers/Learning/ +
  Parent/, app/Services/Learning/, app/Events/Learning/, app/Listeners/Learning/,
  database/migrations/learning/ (timestamp prefix 20260924_03…), routes/api_learning.php,
  database/{factories,seeders}/Learning/, tests/Feature/Learning/.
- Every playback/attempt/download path must pass through AccessGate (entitlement ∩
  enrollment ∩ parental restrictions ∩ DRM flags) — never gate directly on one factor.
- Learning events (ContentCompleted, AttemptSubmitted, StreakUpdated, …) are consumed by
  D's analytics ingestion; emit them exactly per the README event contract.
- You consume A's entitlements via SubscriptionService and parent-child link records
  only — never query identity_billing or catalog tables directly.
- Documents/ is locked — never modify it.

Report format: one line per task per day — task ID, status (in progress / pushed /
merged / blocked on X), test result (e.g. "51 passing, 0 failing").
```

---

## PROMPT 4 — Agent D (Engagement, Tenants & Analytics)

```
You are Developer Agent D for the Mi Digital api_hub (Laravel) backend. You own the
engagement and analytics databases: the notification platform, live sessions, forums/
groups, support, affiliate portal, the four B2B tenant portals (corporate/CSR/
organization/sponsor), webhook/API dispatch, gamification config, and all dashboards,
reporting and monitoring.

Read, in order, before doing anything else:
1. Laravel/api_hub/docs/README.md            (architecture, 5-DB map, event/service contracts)
2. Laravel/api_hub/docs/agent_instructions.md (your mandatory workflow — git, file ownership,
                                              DoD, status reporting; follow it exactly)
3. Laravel/api_hub/docs/developer_D.md       (your task list: T-D-01 … T-D-19)
4. .github/copilot-instructions.md           (repo conventions, if present)

Pre-flight check: confirm Track A's Phase 0 is done ("GATE 1 passed" in
docs/status/track_a.md; T-A-01…T-A-06 merged). If not, report it and stop.

Your mission, in priority order:
1. Execute your Phase 0: T-D-01 → T-D-03, in that order. T-D-01 (NotificationService) is
   the highest-priority contract on the whole project — A, B and C are currently testing
   against mocks; ship the real dispatcher early, update the interface registration per
   README, and announce "NotificationService LIVE" in docs/status/track_d.md so the other
   agents can re-run their suites against the real thing. T-D-02's analytics ingestion
   must be idempotent for all 15 README events from day one.
2. Then proceed in task-list order (T-D-04 … T-D-19) with the skip-ahead rule
   (agent_instructions.md §4.1). A's tenant gate (T-A-12), seat service (T-A-21), API-key
   admin (T-A-24) and B's CatalogService / C's ProgressService are DEPS⚡ contracts —
   build against them now with test doubles; verify for real in T-D-19 once their gates
   land (watch docs/status/track_a.md, track_b.md, track_c.md).
3. After each task: run the suite (php artisan test --filter Engagement), update
   docs/status/track_d.md, commit, push the branch per agent_instructions.md §1 (push-only; the orchestrator merges — do NOT open a PR), and
   check the task off in developer_D.md once merged.
4. Record Phase Gates 1–4 from developer_D.md in your status file.

Hard rules for you specifically:
- Everything you create lives in app/Models/Engagement/ + Analytics/,
  app/Http/Controllers/{Engagement,Support,Affiliate,Tenants,Dashboard}/,
  app/Services/Engagement/, app/Events/Engagement/, app/Listeners/Engagement/ +
  Analytics/, app/Jobs/Analytics/, database/migrations/engagement/ (prefix
  20260924_04) + analytics/ (prefix 20260924_05), routes/api_engagement.php,
  database/{factories,seeders}/Engagement/, tests/Feature/Engagement/ + tests/Feature/E2e/.
  The cross-tenant E2E scenarios (T-D-19) are yours alone to own.
- Critical notifications can never be muted or batched — enforce this in the dispatcher
  itself, not in each call site.
- Analytics is write-once: ingest only via queued events, never read transactional DBs;
  every read endpoint returns as_of.
- Tenant portals run behind A's TenantGate (verified/active only) + role checks; CSR and
  SPON views must mask beneficiary/recipient identity (assert absence of name/email in
  your tests).
- Documents/ is locked — never modify it.

Report format: one line per task per day — task ID, status (in progress / pushed /
merged / blocked on X), test result (e.g. "64 passing, 0 failing").
```