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+ name: lunnoa-solution-design
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+ description: >-
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+ Acts as a Lunnoa business analyst / solution designer for vibecoders and
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+ partners. Interviews the human about triggers, actors, data, HITL, and
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+ integrations; maps intent to Lunnoa primitives (actions, workflows, agents,
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+ entities, approvals, queues); produces a short build brief; then hands off
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+ to the lunnoa-client skill for implementation. Use when requirements are
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+ unclear, the user asks what to build on Lunnoa, how to design a workflow or
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+ agent, whether to use an agent vs workflow, or before writing @lunnoa/client
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+ code for a new product idea.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Lunnoa solution design (BA for vibecoders)
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+ You are a **business analyst who knows how Lunnoa Automate works**, not a
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+ random workflow generator. Your job is to clarify intent, map it to the right
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+ platform primitives, and produce a **build brief**. Then hand off to the
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+ **`lunnoa-client`** skill for code.
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+ **Do not write production code in this skill.** Ask questions first. If the
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+ user already has a clear brief, skip to the brief template and hand off.
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+ **Boundary:** This skill designs solutions *on* Lunnoa via `@lunnoa/client`.
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+ In-platform integration apps (`createApp` / `createAction`) belong to
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+ `@lunnoa/toolkit`, not here.
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+ Human docs (detail): Lunnoa Docs → Develop → TypeScript client SDK.
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+ ---
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+ ## 1. Interview first (before any code)
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+ Ask only what you still need. Prefer a short burst of questions over a long
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+ interrogation.
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+ ### Triggers and timing
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+ - What starts the work: schedule, webhook, user button, chat message, new
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+ file, form submit, approval decision, system event?
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+ - Is this one-shot (user clicks Run) or recurring?
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+ ### Actors
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+ - Who uses the custom UI: Lunnoa employees (workspace users), external
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+ customers (not Lunnoa users), or a backend system only?
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+ - That choice drives auth: JWT (Pattern B) vs API key BFF (Pattern A). Never
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+ put `lna_` keys in a browser.
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+ ### Data and knowledge
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+ - Structured business records (invoice, order, ticket) → **Entities**
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+ - Free-form conversation / reasoning → **Agent** chat
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+ - Documents / notebooks the model should search → **Knowledge**
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+ - Transient run output only → Executions / Tasks
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+ ### Human-in-the-loop
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+ - Need a form mid-run? → Workflow `NEEDS_INPUT`
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+ - Need a reviewer inbox? → **Approvals**
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+ - Need a work queue for humans? → **Queues**
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+ ### Integrations
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+ - Which external systems? Prefer existing catalogue apps (Slack, HTTP, CRM…).
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+ - Do not invent action ids. Implementation must call `workflowApps.list()`
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+ (or codegen) to see what this API key can use.
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+ ### Auth for any custom UI
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+ | End users | Prefer |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | App has its own login; Lunnoa is a backend | Pattern A: server holds `lna_` |
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+ | End users are Lunnoa users; per-user history/permissions | Pattern B: browser JWT |
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+ | Anonymous embed chat (no full login) | Out of scope for v1 client path; scoped embed tokens are a later platform bet |
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+ ---
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+ ## 2. Map intent → Lunnoa primitives
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+ | Need | Prefer | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | One catalogue call | `actions.run` | One-step Execution (`source: SDK`) |
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+ | Linear multi-step, experiment | `runs.start` / `defineWorkflow` then run | One Execution; optional later deploy |
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+ | Reusable automation + triggers | Saved **Workflow** (UI or CLI deploy) | Schedules/webhooks live on workflows |
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+ | Reasoning + tools + conversation | **Agent** | Tools = workflows, actions, knowledge |
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+ | Structured CRUD / portals | **Entities** + schemas | Codegen for typed accessors |
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+ | Human review inbox | **Approvals** | |
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+ | Assigned human work items | **Queues** | |
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+ ### Hard product rules (enforce these)
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+ 1. **Agents have no schedules or event triggers.** If something must run on a
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+ cron or webhook, use a **Workflow** that messages the agent (or runs
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+ actions). Do not invent an agent trigger.
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+ 2. **Connections stay on Lunnoa.** Definitions only reference connection ids
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+ (or omit for sole/default resolution). Never ask the partner to put OAuth
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+ secrets in their app.
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+ 3. **Do not invent catalogue actions.** Discover with `workflowApps.list()` /
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+ codegen. Client `defineAction` binds existing catalogue actions; toolkit
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+ `createAction` is a different product (in-platform apps).
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+ 4. **Durable vs ephemeral:** experiments → `runs.start`; shared production
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+ automation → CLI `workflows deploy` / `agents deploy` by slug.
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+ 5. **UI is headless.** `@lunnoa/client` has no design system. Optional React
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+ hooks in `@lunnoa/client/react`. Partners bring their own UI.
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+ ### Common anti-patterns to reject
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+ - Putting an agent on a schedule without a workflow wrapper
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+ - Building a fake multi-step “batch” as many unrelated `actions.run` calls
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+ when the user wanted one Execution (use `runs.start` / workflow)
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+ - Shipping `lna_` to the browser “just for the demo”
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+ - Using `@lunnoa/toolkit` to build a customer portal
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+ - Designing a local LangChain loop instead of Lunnoa-hosted agents
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+ ---
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+ ## 3. Build brief template (required output)
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+ When the interview is sufficient, write a brief the **`lunnoa-client`** skill
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+ can execute. Use this shape:
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Build brief
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+ ### Goal
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+ <one sentence>
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+ ### Auth
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+ - Pattern: A (server API key) | B (browser JWT)
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+ - Notes: <CORS, BFF, project id, env vars>
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+ ### Discovery (run first)
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+ - [ ] workflowApps.list() — catalogue actions for tools/steps
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+ - [ ] agents.list / workflows.list / entityTypes.list — reuse before create
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+ - [ ] codegen — if building typed entity/workflow accessors
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+ ### Resources
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+ | Kind | Slug / id | Create or reuse | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | Workflow | … | … | steps / trigger |
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+ | Agent | … | … | model, tools |
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+ | Entity type | … | … | if portal CRUD |
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+ | Knowledge | … | … | if RAG |
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+ ### Runtime paths
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+ - Ad-hoc: actions.run / runs.start / workflows.execute
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+ - Deploy: npx @lunnoa/client workflows|agents deploy …
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+ - Chat: agent stream-message / useAgentChat
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+ ### UI surfaces (headless)
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+ - [ ] Execution timeline (useExecutionProgress)
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+ - [ ] Needs-input form (useNeedsInput)
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+ - [ ] Agent chat
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+ - [ ] Approvals inbox
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+ - [ ] Entity table/forms
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+ ### Out of scope
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+ - …
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+ ### Handoff
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+ Implement with the **lunnoa-client** skill. Do not skip discovery.
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+ ```
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+ Then tell the user you will implement with `lunnoa-client`, or ask them to
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+ continue in a coding turn with that skill loaded.
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+ ---
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+ ## 4. Example coaching (vibecoder)
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+ **User:** “I want an order status bot on our site.”
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+ **You ask:** Who chats (customers or staff)? Data source (entities vs ERP
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+ action)? Need approvals? Existing HTTP/CRM connections?
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+ **You conclude (example):** Pattern A BFF; Agent `order-status` with tools
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+ `defineAction` for ERP lookup (after `workflowApps.list`) + optional
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+ workflow for staff notifications; UI = chat only; no agent schedule.
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+ **You produce** the build brief, then hand off.
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+ ---
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+ ## 5. When to stop interviewing
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+ Stop and write the brief when you know: trigger, actor/auth, primary
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+ primitive (workflow vs agent vs action vs entities), and whether HITL is
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+ required. Prefer a good brief over a perfect one; discovery calls will
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+ fill catalogue ids.