@seeka-labs/cli-apps 3.8.6 → 3.8.7

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/activecampaign/_ai-summary.md

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 # AI Summary for Seeka App: ActiveCampaign
 
 ## Purpose and Functionality
-
-The Seeka app named **ActiveCampaign** is designed to integrate with the ActiveCampaign CRM, focusing on syncing contacts and activity data. It serves as a bridge between Seeka and ActiveCampaign, facilitating CRM tasks such as contact management and activity tracking.
+The Seeka app for ActiveCampaign is designed to integrate with the ActiveCampaign CRM to sync contacts and activity data. It facilitates the management of CRM data by handling webhooks related to app installation, updates, uninstallation, and activity acceptance. This integration supports marketing automation by ensuring that contact and activity data are consistently updated between Seeka and ActiveCampaign.
 
 ## Key Implementation Patterns
-
-- **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, leveraging serverless computing to handle HTTP requests and background tasks.
-- **Webhook Handling**: The app processes various webhook events from Seeka, such as app installation, uninstallation, and activity acceptance.
-- **State Management**: Utilizes Redis for storing application state, particularly installation data.
-- **Logging**: Implements logging using Winston and Seq for monitoring and debugging.
+- **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, which allows it to handle HTTP requests and process webhooks efficiently. The functions are defined in TypeScript and are managed using the Azure Functions Core Tools.
+- **Webhook Handling**: The app processes various webhook events from Seeka, such as app installation, settings updates, and activity acceptance. It validates webhook signatures to ensure secure communication.
+- **State Management**: The app uses Redis, hosted by Upstash, to manage the state of installations. This allows for efficient data retrieval and storage.
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
-
-- **ActiveCampaign API**: For managing contacts and activities within the ActiveCampaign CRM.
-- **Azure Storage**: Utilizes Azure Storage for queues, blobs, and tables, with local development supported by Azurite.
-- **Redis via Upstash**: Used for state management, with an option to replace Upstash with another Redis instance.
+- **ActiveCampaign API**: The app interacts with the ActiveCampaign API to manage contacts and pipelines. It includes functions to create or update contacts and handle pipeline deals.
+- **Azure Storage**: Utilizes Azure Storage for queue management, enabling asynchronous processing of tasks.
+- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
-
-- **Contact Management**: Transforms Seeka identity data into ActiveCampaign contact format for creating or updating contacts.
-- **Pipeline Management**: Maps Seeka activities to ActiveCampaign pipeline deals, handling their creation and updates.
+- **Contact Synchronization**: Transforms Seeka identity data into ActiveCampaign contact data to ensure seamless synchronization.
+- **Pipeline Management**: Maps Seeka activities to ActiveCampaign pipeline deals, updating or creating deals as necessary based on webhook events.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
+- **Webhook Validation**: Implements a robust pattern for validating webhook signatures using environment variables to ensure secure processing of incoming requests.
+- **Logging with Winston**: Utilizes the Winston logging library for structured logging, with integration for Seq for enhanced log management.
+- **Environment Configuration**: Uses environment variables extensively for configuration, allowing for flexible deployment across different environments.
 
-- **Webhook Signature Validation**: Ensures secure processing of incoming webhooks by validating signatures.
-- **Service Initialization**: Uses a `startServices` function to initialize necessary services before processing webhooks.
-- **Error Handling**: Implements structured error handling with logging to capture and report failures during webhook processing.
-
-## Development and Deployment
-
-- **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker-based Azurite for Azure Storage emulation and Ngrok for exposing local servers.
-- **Deployment**: Prepared for deployment on Azure Functions, with environment configuration and state management considerations documented.
+## Deployment and Development
+- **Azure Deployment**: The app is designed to be deployed on Azure Functions, with instructions provided for setting up the necessary Azure resources.
+- **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker for emulating Azure Storage and Ngrok for testing webhooks.
 
-This summary provides a high-level understanding of the ActiveCampaign Seeka app, highlighting its integration capabilities, architectural patterns, and development practices.
+This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the Seeka app's architecture and integration patterns, highlighting its use of Azure Functions, ActiveCampaign API, and Redis for state management.

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/complianz/_ai-summary.md

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-# AI Summary for Seeka App: Complianz
+# AI Summary for the Complianz App
 
 ## Overview
-The Complianz app is designed to integrate consent management for GDPR and privacy compliance within the Seeka ecosystem. It leverages Azure Functions to handle webhooks and manage state, ensuring that user consent is properly recorded and managed according to regulatory requirements.
+
+The Complianz app is designed to integrate consent management for GDPR and privacy compliance within the Seeka platform. It leverages Azure Functions to handle various webhook events related to app installations, updates, and uninstalls, ensuring that user consent and privacy settings are managed efficiently.
 
 ## Key Implementation Patterns
-- **Azure Functions**: The app uses Azure Functions to handle HTTP requests, specifically for webhook processing and health checks.
-- **Webhook Handling**: The app processes various types of webhooks from Seeka, such as app installation, settings updates, and uninstallation, using a centralized handler.
-- **State Management**: Redis is used for managing the state of app installations, with the ability to swap out for other state providers if necessary.
-- **Logging**: Centralized logging is implemented using Winston, with optional integration with Seq for enhanced log management.
+
+1. **Azure Functions**: The app is structured around Azure Functions, providing a serverless architecture that handles HTTP requests for webhooks and health checks.
+2. **Webhook Handling**: The app processes incoming webhooks from Seeka, validating signatures and managing app installation states.
+3. **State Management**: Uses Redis for storing installation states, allowing for efficient retrieval and updates of app installation data.
+4. **Logging**: Utilizes Winston for centralized logging, with optional integration with Seq for enhanced log management.
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
-- **Azure Functions**: Used for serverless function execution.
-- **Redis**: Utilized for state management of app installations.
-- **Ngrok**: Allows local development servers to be exposed to the internet for testing.
-- **Seq (optional)**: Integrated with Winston for advanced logging capabilities.
+
+- **Azure Functions**: For serverless execution of app logic.
+- **Redis**: For state management, storing app installation data.
+- **Seq (optional)**: For enhanced logging capabilities.
+- **Ngrok**: For exposing local development environments to the internet for testing.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
-- **Webhook Payloads**: The app parses and validates JSON payloads from incoming webhooks, ensuring the integrity and authenticity of the data using signature validation.
+
+- **Webhook Payload Processing**: The app parses and validates JSON payloads from incoming webhooks, ensuring data integrity and security.
 - **State Management**: Transforms installation data into a format suitable for storage and retrieval from Redis.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
-- **Webhook Signature Validation**: Ensures that incoming webhooks are from a trusted source by validating the signature against a secret key.
-- **Error Handling and Logging**: Comprehensive error handling with detailed logging using Winston, facilitating easier debugging and monitoring.
-- **Modular Service Initialization**: The `startServices` function initializes necessary services, promoting a clean separation of concerns and modularity.
-- **Queue and Polling Examples**: Demonstrates how to handle long-running operations by offloading tasks to Azure storage queues and using scheduled functions to manage execution time limits.
 
-This summary provides a high-level understanding of the Complianz app's architecture and functionality, highlighting its integration with external services and key implementation patterns.
+1. **Webhook Signature Validation**: Ensures security by verifying the authenticity of incoming webhook requests using a secret key.
+2. **Error Handling**: Implements robust error handling and logging to manage exceptions and provide detailed logs for debugging.
+3. **Modular Function Design**: Functions are designed to handle specific tasks, such as `seekaAppWebhook` for webhooks and `healthCheck` for system health checks, promoting code reuse and maintainability.
+
+## Development and Deployment
+
+- **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker for Azure storage emulation and Ngrok for testing.
+- **Deployment**: Uses Azure Functions Core Tools for deploying to Azure, with scripts for building and cleaning the project.
+
+## Debugging and Testing
+
+- **VSCode Debugging**: Supports debugging with breakpoints in VSCode, primarily tested on Linux with WSL support for Windows.
+- **Jest for Testing**: Utilizes Jest for running tests, ensuring code reliability and correctness.
+
+This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the Complianz app's architecture, external integrations, and key implementation patterns, aiding AI in referencing and understanding the app's functionality and design.

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/ivvy/_ai-summary.md

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 # AI Summary for Seeka App - iVvy
 
 ## Purpose and Functionality
-The iVvy app is designed for integration with iVvy's venue management system to track event bookings and inquiries. It serves the hospitality industry by facilitating the management of events and venue-related data.
+The Seeka app "iVvy" is designed to integrate with the iVvy venue management system, focusing on tracking event bookings and inquiries. It serves the hospitality sector by providing a seamless connection between event management and venue operations.
 
 ## Key Implementation Patterns
-- **Azure Functions**: The app is structured to be deployed as serverless functions on Azure, providing scalability and cost-efficiency.
-- **AWS Lambda Deployment**: The app can also be deployed as an AWS Lambda function, allowing for flexible cloud deployment options.
-- **State Management with Redis**: The app uses Redis, optionally hosted by Upstash, for managing state and installations, ensuring fast data retrieval and storage.
-- **Development and Debugging**: Utilizes VSCode for debugging with support for breakpoints and live URL exposure via Ngrok for local testing.
+- **Azure Functions**: The app is structured to deploy on Azure Functions, leveraging serverless architecture for scalability and cost-effectiveness.
+- **AWS Lambda**: The app can also be deployed as an AWS Lambda function, providing flexibility in cloud service providers.
+- **Redis for State Management**: Utilizes Redis, optionally hosted by Upstash, for managing installations and other state data.
+- **Express Framework**: Uses Express.js to handle HTTP requests, providing a robust and efficient server-side framework.
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
-- **iVvy API**: The app integrates with the iVvy API to manage venue and event data.
-- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing local development servers to the internet for testing purposes.
-- **AWS CLI**: Facilitates deployment to AWS Lambda.
-- **Upstash**: Optionally used for hosting Redis databases.
+- **iVvy API**: Integrates with iVvy's venue management API for accessing event booking and inquiry data.
+- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
+- **AWS Lambda and Azure Functions**: Supports deployment on these platforms for executing serverless functions.
+- **Upstash**: Optionally used for hosting Redis instances.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
-- **State Management**: The app manages installations and other states using Redis, allowing for efficient data handling and retrieval.
-- **Environment Variables**: Configuration and sensitive data are managed through environment variables, ensuring secure and flexible deployments.
+- **State Management**: The app manages state using Redis, specifically handling installations and other persistent data.
+- **Environment Configuration**: Utilizes environment variables for configuration, ensuring secure and flexible deployments.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
-- **Modular Build Scripts**: The app uses `esbuild` for bundling and minifying code, supporting different build configurations for AWS and local environments.
-- **Express Integration**: Utilizes `express` for handling HTTP requests within the serverless environment.
-- **Logging**: Incorporates `winston` and `@datalust/winston-seq` for structured logging, although detailed implementation is marked as a TODO.
-- **TypeScript Usage**: The app is developed using TypeScript, providing type safety and improved code quality.
+- **Build and Deployment Scripts**: Includes comprehensive scripts for building, cleaning, and deploying the app, supporting both AWS and Azure deployments.
+- **Debugging Support**: Provides robust debugging capabilities using VSCode, with support for breakpoints and live URL exposure via Ngrok.
+- **Logging**: Integrates Winston for logging, with planned support for Seq, enabling detailed application monitoring and troubleshooting.
 
-## Deployment and Configuration
-- **Azure and AWS Deployments**: Supports deployment to both Azure Functions and AWS Lambda, offering flexibility in cloud service providers.
-- **Environment Configuration**: Requires setting environment variables for deployment, including API keys and URLs, to ensure proper operation and security.
-- **Ngrok Setup**: Provides instructions for setting up Ngrok for local testing, enhancing the development workflow.
+## Development and Deployment
+- **Development Tools**: Utilizes TypeScript for type-safe development, with ESLint for code quality assurance.
+- **Continuous Deployment**: Supports automated deployment processes using AWS CLI and Azure Functions, streamlining updates and maintenance.
+- **Environment Management**: Employs dotenv for managing environment variables, ensuring secure and consistent configuration across environments.
 
-This summary provides an overview of the iVvy app's architecture, external integrations, and notable implementation patterns, aiding AI assistants in understanding and referencing the app's design and functionality.
+This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the iVvy app's architecture, integrations, and development patterns, offering insights into its implementation for AI assistants.

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/me-and-u-connect/_ai-summary.md

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-# AI Summary for Me&u Connect Seeka App
+# AI Summary for Me&u Connect App
 
 ## Purpose and Functionality
-The **Me&u Connect** app is designed to integrate mobile ordering and payment tracking within the hospitality industry, specifically targeting restaurants. It facilitates seamless CRM integration for mobile orders and payment processes, enhancing customer service and operational efficiency.
+The "Me&u Connect" app is designed for integration in the hospitality industry, focusing on mobile ordering and payment tracking for restaurants. It serves as a bridge between the Me&u platform and Seeka's ecosystem, handling various CRM-related tasks such as contact synchronization and webhook processing.
 
 ## Key Implementation Patterns
-- **Azure Functions:** The app is built using Azure Functions, leveraging serverless architecture to handle HTTP requests, storage queues, and timer-based operations.
-- **Webhooks:** The app processes various Seeka webhook events, such as app installation, uninstallation, and identity changes, to manage CRM data and synchronize contacts.
-- **Background Jobs:** Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to manage background tasks for contact synchronization, ensuring efficient processing of queued tasks.
-- **State Management:** Uses Redis (via Upstash) for managing application state, such as installation data and other transient states.
+- **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, leveraging serverless architecture for handling HTTP requests, timers, and storage queues.
+- **Webhook Processing**: The app processes webhooks from Seeka, handling events like app installation, uninstallation, and identity changes.
+- **Background Jobs**: Uses Azure Storage Queues to manage background tasks, such as contact synchronization, ensuring scalability and reliability.
+- **State Management**: Redis is used for managing application state, particularly for storing installation data.
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
-- **Azure Storage:** Utilized for queue management, enabling background job processing and data synchronization.
-- **Redis (Upstash):** Provides state management capabilities, storing installation and session data.
-- **Ngrok:** Used for exposing local development environments to the internet, facilitating testing and debugging.
-- **Seeka SDK:** Integrates with the Seeka platform to handle webhooks and manage CRM-related functionalities.
+- **Azure Services**: Utilizes Azure Functions, Azure Storage Queues, and optionally Azure Blob Storage for various operations.
+- **Redis via Upstash**: Provides state management capabilities, with an option to use Upstash for Redis hosting.
+- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing local development environments to the internet for testing purposes.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
-- **Webhook Payload Processing:** Transforms incoming webhook payloads into actionable tasks, such as creating or updating contact information in the CRM.
-- **Queue Message Handling:** Deserializes queue messages for processing contact synchronization jobs, grouping tasks by installation ID for efficient handling.
+- **Webhook Payloads**: Incoming webhook payloads are validated and parsed to trigger appropriate actions based on the event type.
+- **Queue Payloads**: Data from Azure Storage Queues is deserialized and grouped by application installation ID for batch processing.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
-- **Error Handling and Logging:** Implements robust error handling using Winston for logging, ensuring that errors are captured and logged for debugging.
-- **Service Initialization:** Uses a `startServices` function to initialize necessary services and dependencies before processing tasks, ensuring readiness for task execution.
-- **Modular Design:** The codebase is organized into modular components, separating concerns such as logging, job handling, and state management, which enhances maintainability and reusability.
+- **Logging with Winston**: Extensive logging is implemented using Winston, providing detailed insights into app operations and error handling.
+- **Function Handlers**: Each Azure Function is defined with specific handlers, such as HTTP requests and timer triggers, ensuring modular and maintainable code.
+- **Error Handling**: Robust error handling mechanisms are in place, including retries and poison queue management for failed background jobs.
 
 ## Deployment and Development
-- **Deployment:** The app is configured for deployment to Azure Functions, with scripts provided for building, cleaning, and deploying the application.
-- **Local Development:** Supports local development with Docker and Azurite for emulating Azure Storage, and provides detailed setup instructions for developers.
+- **Deployment**: The app is designed to be deployed on Azure Functions, with scripts provided for building, cleaning, and deploying the application.
+- **Development Environment**: Instructions are provided for setting up a local development environment using Docker for Azure storage emulation and Ngrok for local testing.
 
-This summary provides an overview of the app's architecture, key functionalities, and implementation details, aiding AI assistants in understanding and referencing the app's design and operational patterns.
+This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the "Me&u Connect" app's architecture and implementation, highlighting its integration with external services and key patterns that can be leveraged for similar applications.

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/me-and-u-manage/_ai-summary.md

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-# AI Summary for Seeka App: Me&U Manage
+# AI Summary for Seeka App: Me&u Manage
 
 ## Purpose and Functionality
-The "Me&U Manage" app is designed to integrate Me&U venue management with Seeka, focusing on automating order tracking and marketing consent synchronization. It ensures that customer data and activities are consistently updated in the CRM without manual intervention.
-
-### Key Features:
-- **Automatic Order Sync:** Regularly imports new and updated orders from Me&U to Seeka for CRM workflows and reporting.
-- **Marketing Consent Sync:** Updates customer marketing preferences based on Me&U opt-ins.
-- **Simple Installation:** Users provide a Me&U Access Token and Venue Slug for automatic connection verification.
+The "Me&u Manage" app is designed for integration with the Me&u platform to facilitate venue management and order tracking. It connects Me&u venues to Seeka, ensuring that customer data and activities are automatically synchronized. The app provides features such as automatic order synchronization and marketing consent updates, running on a scheduled background process to keep CRM systems up-to-date without manual intervention.
 
 ## Key Implementation Patterns
-- **Azure Functions:** The app leverages Azure Functions for serverless execution, handling HTTP requests, storage queues, and scheduled tasks.
-- **Background Jobs:** Uses Azure Storage Queues to manage background processing for order and marketing opt-in synchronization.
-- **Webhook Handling:** Processes various webhook events from Seeka, including app installation, uninstallation, and settings updates.
+- **Azure Functions**: The app is implemented using Azure Functions, which handle HTTP requests, storage queues, and scheduled tasks.
+- **Background Processing**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to manage background jobs for processing orders and marketing opt-ins.
+- **Webhook Handling**: Processes webhooks from Seeka to manage app installation, updates, and uninstallation events.
+- **Scheduled Polling**: A timer-triggered function polls for new data from Me&u at regular intervals (every 15 minutes).
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
-- **Me&U API:** Utilizes Me&U's Stable GraphQL API for accessing menus, orders, and marketing opt-ins.
-- **Azure Storage Queue:** Manages background job processing and error handling through Azure's queue services.
-- **Ngrok:** Facilitates local development by exposing local servers to the internet for testing.
+- **Me&u API**: The app integrates with the Me&u platform using a Stable GraphQL API to read menus, orders, and marketing opt-ins.
+- **Azure Storage**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues for managing background job processing.
+- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
-- **Order and Marketing Data:** Transforms and groups incoming order and marketing data by application installation ID for processing.
-- **Queue Payloads:** Deserializes queue messages for processing and handles errors by sending problematic messages to a poison queue.
+- **Order and Marketing Opt-in Processing**: The app retrieves and processes new and updated orders and marketing opt-ins from Me&u, grouping them by application installation ID for efficient processing.
+- **Data Syncing**: Transforms Me&u data into a format suitable for CRM workflows and reporting within Seeka.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
-- **Webhook Signature Validation:** Ensures security by validating webhook signatures to prevent unauthorized access.
-- **Error Handling with Retries:** Implements retries and error handling for transient errors to ensure reliable data processing.
-- **Logging with Winston:** Utilizes the Winston library for structured logging, aiding in debugging and monitoring.
-- **Scheduled Polling:** Uses Azure Timer functions to periodically poll for new data, triggering background jobs.
-
-## Development and Debugging
-- **Local Development Environment:** Supports local development with Docker and Azurite for emulating Azure services.
-- **VSCode Debugging:** Configured for debugging with breakpoints in VSCode, supporting both Linux and Windows environments.
+- **Webhook Validation**: Implements signature validation for incoming webhooks to ensure authenticity.
+- **Error Handling and Logging**: Uses Winston for structured logging and error handling, including retry mechanisms and poison queue handling for failed jobs.
+- **Service Initialization**: Centralized service startup pattern (`startServices`) to ensure all necessary services are initialized before processing requests.
+- **Queue Payload Deserialization**: Custom deserialization of queue payloads to handle both single and batch items efficiently.
 
-This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the "Me&U Manage" app's purpose, architecture, and implementation details, aiding AI systems in understanding and referencing its components and patterns.
+This summary provides an overview of the "Me&u Manage" app's architecture and functionality, highlighting its integration with external services, data processing capabilities, and reusable code patterns.

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/nowbookit/_ai-summary.md

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+```markdown
 # AI Summary for Seeka App: Now Book It
 
 ## Overview
+The **Now Book It** Seeka app is designed to integrate with restaurant reservation systems to track bookings. It leverages Azure Functions to handle various webhook events related to app installations, updates, and reservation activities. The app is structured to facilitate seamless communication with external services and manage state efficiently.
 
-The **Now Book It** Seeka app is designed to integrate with restaurant reservation systems to track and manage bookings. It leverages Azure Functions to handle webhooks and background jobs, facilitating seamless communication between the Seeka platform and external reservation systems.
+## Purpose and Functionality
+- **Integration with Restaurant Reservation Systems**: The app processes webhooks to track and manage restaurant bookings.
+- **Webhook Handling**: It handles various webhook events such as app installation, updates, and uninstallation.
+- **Background Job Processing**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to manage background tasks related to reservation processing.
+- **Scheduled Tasks**: Implements scheduled polling to trigger background jobs for maintenance and updates.
 
 ## Key Implementation Patterns
-
-1. **Azure Functions**: The app uses Azure Functions to handle HTTP requests, process queue messages, and execute scheduled tasks. This serverless architecture allows for scalable and efficient processing of reservation data.
-
-2. **Webhooks**: The app processes incoming webhooks from the Seeka platform, validating signatures and handling various event types such as app installation, uninstallation, and activity acceptance.
-
-3. **Background Jobs**: Background processing is managed through Azure Storage Queues, allowing for asynchronous task execution. This pattern is used for tasks that do not require immediate completion, such as syncing reservation data.
-
-4. **State Management**: The app uses Redis for state management, storing installation data and other relevant state information. This allows for quick access and updates to the app's state across different instances.
+- **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, allowing for scalable and event-driven execution of tasks.
+- **Webhook Validation**: Implements signature validation to ensure secure processing of incoming webhooks.
+- **State Management**: Uses Redis for managing installation states and other persistent data.
+- **Background Jobs**: Processes background tasks using Azure Storage Queues, ensuring tasks are handled asynchronously and efficiently.
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
-
-- **Azure Functions**: Utilized for serverless execution of code in response to events.
-- **Azure Storage Queues**: Used for managing background job queues.
-- **Redis (via Upstash)**: Employed for state management and caching.
-- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing local development environments to the internet for testing purposes.
+- **Azure Functions**: For serverless function execution.
+- **Azure Storage Queue**: For managing background job queues.
+- **Redis (Upstash)**: For state management and caching.
+- **Ngrok**: For exposing local development environments to the internet for testing purposes.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
-
-- **Webhook Payloads**: Incoming webhook payloads are parsed and validated to ensure authenticity and integrity. The app processes different types of webhook events, transforming them into actions such as updating installation states or triggering background jobs.
-- **Queue Payloads**: Queue messages are deserialized and processed to execute background tasks, ensuring that data is correctly handled and logged.
+- **Webhook Payload Parsing**: Parses JSON payloads from incoming webhooks to extract necessary information for processing.
+- **Queue Payload Serialization/Deserialization**: Converts data to and from queue messages for background job processing.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
-
-1. **Webhook Handling**: The `seekaAppWebhook` function demonstrates a robust pattern for handling webhooks, including signature validation, logging, and conditional processing based on event types.
-
-2. **Background Job Execution**: The `queueExample` function illustrates how to process queue messages and execute long-running tasks asynchronously, with error handling and logging.
-
-3. **Scheduled Tasks**: The `pollingExample` function shows how to set up and execute scheduled tasks using Azure Functions' timer triggers, allowing for periodic execution of background jobs.
-
-4. **Logging with Winston and Seq**: The app uses Winston for logging, with integration to Seq for structured log management, providing a reusable pattern for logging across different parts of the application.
-
-5. **Environment Configuration**: The use of environment variables and local settings for configuration (e.g., `AzureWebJobsStorage`) is a best practice for managing different deployment environments.
-
-This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the Now Book It Seeka app's architecture and implementation, highlighting key patterns and integrations that can be referenced for similar applications.
+- **Webhook Handling**: The `seekaAppWebhook` function demonstrates a robust pattern for handling and validating webhooks, which can be reused in other webhook-driven applications.
+- **Background Job Processing**: The `queueExample` function provides a template for processing tasks asynchronously using Azure Storage Queues.
+- **Scheduled Polling**: The `pollingExample` function showcases how to set up and execute scheduled tasks using Azure Timer bindings.
+
+## Deployment and Development
+- **Deployment**: The app is configured for deployment on Azure Functions, with Redis and Azure Storage as supporting services.
+- **Local Development**: Utilizes Docker and Azurite for local emulation of Azure Storage services, and supports debugging in VSCode with WSL.
+
+## References
+- Azure Functions Documentation: [Azure Functions](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/)
+- Azure Storage Queue Documentation: [Azure Storage Queues](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/queues/)
+- Redis by Upstash: [Upstash](https://upstash.com/)
+```

package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/sevenrooms/_ai-summary.md

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-# AI Summary for Seeka App - SevenRooms
+# AI Summary for Seeka App: SevenRooms
 
 ## Overview
 
-The Seeka app "sevenrooms" is designed to integrate with the SevenRooms hospitality CRM for managing restaurant reservations and guest interactions. It leverages Azure Functions to handle webhooks and background processing tasks, facilitating seamless communication between the Seeka platform and SevenRooms.
+The **SevenRooms** app is a Seeka application designed to integrate with the SevenRooms hospitality CRM. It facilitates restaurant reservations and guest management by leveraging Azure Functions and various external services. The app processes webhooks from SevenRooms and manages state and operations through Azure Storage Queues and Redis.
 
-## Key Features
+## Purpose and Functionality
 
-- **Webhook Handling**: The app processes incoming webhooks from SevenRooms and Seeka, managing reservation and client data.
-- **Background Job Processing**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to offload long-running tasks, ensuring efficient handling of webhook data.
-- **State Management**: Maintains installation and state information using Redis, which can be swapped with other state providers if needed.
-- **Logging**: Implements centralized logging using Winston and Seq for monitoring and debugging.
+- **Integration with SevenRooms CRM**: The app handles webhooks from SevenRooms to manage restaurant reservations and guest data.
+- **State Management**: Utilizes Redis for storing app installation states and other necessary data.
+- **Queue Processing**: Uses Azure Storage Queues to manage and process long-running operations asynchronously.
+- **Logging and Monitoring**: Implements centralized logging using Winston and Seq for monitoring and debugging.
 
-## Implementation Patterns
+## Key Implementation Patterns
 
-- **Azure Functions**: The app is structured around Azure Functions, with HTTP triggers for webhooks and queue triggers for background processing.
-- **Modular Code Structure**: Functions are organized into separate files, each handling specific tasks such as webhooks, health checks, and queue processing.
-- **Dependency Management**: Uses `package.json` to manage dependencies, including Azure SDKs, Axios for HTTP requests, and various utility libraries like Lodash and Luxon.
+1. **Azure Functions**: The app is structured around Azure Functions, providing an event-driven serverless architecture for handling HTTP requests and queue messages.
+2. **Webhook Handling**: Webhooks from SevenRooms are processed to update reservations and client data.
+3. **State Management with Redis**: Redis is used to manage the state of app installations, allowing for efficient data retrieval and updates.
+4. **Queue-Based Asynchronous Processing**: Azure Storage Queues are used to offload long-running tasks, ensuring that function execution time limits are respected.
+5. **Centralized Logging**: Winston and Seq are used for logging, providing a robust solution for tracking and debugging operations.
 
 ## External APIs/Services Integrated
 
-- **SevenRooms API**: Integrates with SevenRooms to receive and process reservation and client data via webhooks.
-- **Azure Services**: Utilizes Azure Functions for serverless execution and Azure Storage Queues for background job processing.
-- **Redis**: Employed for state management, with optional integration with Upstash for Redis hosting.
+- **SevenRooms API**: For receiving and processing webhooks related to reservations and guest management.
+- **Azure Functions**: For serverless function execution.
+- **Azure Storage Queues**: For handling asynchronous tasks and managing long-running operations.
+- **Redis**: For state management and caching.
+- **Ngrok**: For exposing local development environments to the internet for testing.
 
 ## Important Data Transformations
 
-- **Webhook Payload Parsing**: Incoming webhook payloads are parsed and grouped by venue ID and venue group ID for processing.
-- **Queue Item Serialization/Deserialization**: Data is serialized into queue messages for processing and deserialized upon retrieval.
+- **Webhook Payload Processing**: The app processes JSON payloads from SevenRooms webhooks, extracting and transforming data as needed for reservation and client management.
+- **Queue Message Serialization/Deserialization**: Data is serialized into queue messages for processing and deserialized when consumed by functions.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
 
-- **Child Logger Pattern**: Uses a child logger pattern to create contextual logs with request and installation-specific information.
-- **Service Initialization**: Implements a `startServices` function to initialize necessary services and dependencies at the start of each function execution.
-- **Error Handling and Poison Queue**: Incorporates error handling with logging and redirects failed queue messages to a poison queue for further analysis.
+- **Function Handlers**: Each function is defined with a specific route and handler, allowing for modular and organized code.
+- **Logging with Context**: The use of child loggers and context-based logging provides detailed insights into function execution and errors.
+- **Service Initialization**: The `startServices` function initializes necessary services, ensuring that dependencies are ready before processing requests.
+- **Error Handling and Poison Queue**: Errors in processing are caught and handled by sending problematic messages to a poison queue for further inspection.
 
-## Development and Deployment
-
-- **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker for Azure storage emulation and Ngrok for exposing local servers.
-- **Continuous Deployment**: Includes scripts for building, deploying, and managing the app on Azure, with support for VSCode debugging.
-
-This summary provides an overview of the app's architecture, key functionalities, and integration points, offering insights into its implementation and potential areas for reuse or extension in similar projects.
+This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the SevenRooms app's architecture and implementation, highlighting its integration with external services and its use of Azure serverless technologies.

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@@ -2,42 +2,44 @@
 
 ## Overview
 
-The **Tradable Bits** app is designed to integrate with the Tradable Bits fan engagement platform, specifically targeting entertainment and sports sectors. It facilitates fan engagement and marketing by leveraging Azure Functions to handle webhooks and manage stateful interactions with the Tradable Bits platform.
+The **Tradable Bits** app is a Seeka application designed to integrate with the Tradable Bits fan engagement platform, primarily targeting the entertainment and sports sectors. It facilitates fan engagement and marketing activities by leveraging Azure Functions for serverless operations.
 
-## Purpose and Functionality
+## Key Features and Functionality
 
-- **Webhook Handling**: The app processes inbound webhooks from the Seeka platform to manage installations, updates, and uninstalls of the app.
-- **Queue Management**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to offload long-running operations, ensuring compliance with Azure Function execution time limits.
-- **Polling**: Supports scheduled function invocations to manage and distribute long-running tasks efficiently.
+- **Webhook Handling**: The app processes inbound webhooks from Seeka, enabling real-time interactions and updates.
+- **Queue Management**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues for managing asynchronous tasks, ensuring efficient handling of long-running operations.
+- **Polling and Scheduling**: Implements scheduled functions to manage periodic tasks, optimizing resource usage and execution time.
+- **Health Monitoring**: Provides a health check endpoint to monitor the app's status.
 
-## Key Implementation Patterns
+## Implementation Patterns
 
-- **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, enabling serverless execution of code in response to events.
-- **State Management**: Uses Redis for managing the state of app installations, with the option to replace Redis with another state provider.
-- **Centralized Logging**: Implements Winston for logging, with optional integration of Seq for enhanced log management.
+- **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, allowing for scalable and event-driven execution.
+- **TypeScript**: The codebase is written in TypeScript, providing type safety and modern JavaScript features.
+- **Logging**: Centralized logging is implemented using Winston, with optional Seq integration for structured log management.
+- **State Management**: Redis is used for managing application state, with support for alternative state providers.
 
-## External APIs/Services Integrated
+## External APIs and Services
 
-- **Azure Storage**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues for message handling and processing.
-- **Redis**: Employed for state management, with optional integration of Upstash for cloud-based Redis service.
-- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing local development environments to the internet for testing purposes.
+- **Azure Storage**: Integration with Azure Storage Queues for message handling and task offloading.
+- **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
+- **Redis**: Utilized for state management, with optional support for Upstash as a Redis provider.
 
-## Important Data Transformations
+## Data Transformations
 
-- **Webhook Payload Processing**: Parses and validates webhook payloads, ensuring secure and accurate data handling.
-- **Installation State Updates**: Transforms incoming webhook data to update or create installation records in Redis.
+- **Webhook Payload Processing**: The app processes various webhook payloads, transforming them into actionable tasks or state updates.
+- **Queue Message Handling**: Converts incoming data into queue messages for deferred processing.
 
 ## Notable Code Patterns
 
-- **Webhook Signature Validation**: Implements security checks to validate webhook signatures, ensuring authenticity and integrity of incoming requests.
-- **Error Handling and Logging**: Utilizes structured logging with Winston to capture detailed information about errors and operational events.
-- **Service Initialization**: Modular service initialization pattern (`startServices`) to prepare the app for processing incoming requests.
+- **Webhook Validation**: Implements a robust mechanism for validating webhook signatures to ensure secure communication.
+- **Service Initialization**: Uses a `startServices` function to initialize necessary services before processing requests.
+- **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling strategies are employed, with detailed logging for troubleshooting.
+- **Environment Configuration**: Provides clear guidelines for setting up development and production environments, including Docker configurations for local emulation of Azure services.
 
-## Development and Deployment
+## Reusable Components
 
-- **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker for Azure storage emulation and VSCode for debugging.
-- **Deployment**: Facilitates deployment to Azure using Azure Functions Core Tools and a streamlined build process with Yarn scripts.
+- **Webhook Handler**: The `seekaAppWebhook` function can be adapted for other applications requiring webhook processing.
+- **Queue and Polling Examples**: Serve as templates for implementing asynchronous task management in other serverless applications.
+- **Logging Setup**: The Winston and Seq integration can be reused for centralized logging in different projects.
 
-## Conclusion
-
-The Tradable Bits app exemplifies a robust integration with a fan engagement platform, leveraging serverless architecture and cloud services to deliver scalable and efficient solutions. Its implementation patterns, particularly in webhook handling, state management, and logging, provide valuable insights for building similar integrations.
+This summary provides a high-level understanding of the Tradable Bits app's architecture and functionality, highlighting its integration with Azure services and its focus on fan engagement in the entertainment and sports industries.