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- package/knowledge/2.0/apps/talos-backend/INDEX.md +5 -0
- package/knowledge/2.0/apps/talos-backend/workflows/toga-supply-client-onboarding.md +297 -0
- package/knowledge/INDEX.md +1 -0
- package/knowledge/clients/compass-usa/profile.md +3 -2
- package/knowledge/clients/nychh/profile.md +2 -1
- package/knowledge/registry.json +9 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
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# talos-backend (TOGa IQ Backend) — 2.0 knowledge
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| [Onboarding a TOGa Supply client to TOGa IQ Backend](workflows/toga-supply-client-onboarding.md) | The TOGa Supply AI launch is one cross-system workflow with two deliberately separate data planes: 1. | talos-backend/docs/toga-supply-client-onboarding-runbook.md, talos-backend/docs/tenant-assistant-onboarding.md, talos-backend/deployments/tenants/compass-usa/manifest.json, talos-backend/deployments/tenants/health-and-hospitals/manifest.json, talos-backend/scripts/onboard_tenant_assistant.py, talos-backend/scripts/update_langfuse_project_registry.py, talos-backend/mcp-servers/toga-platform-mcp/ |
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title: Onboarding a TOGa Supply client to TOGa IQ Backend
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framework: "2.0"
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repo: talos-backend
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project: TOGa IQ Backend
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client: shared
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type: workflow
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status: active
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updated: 2026-08-28
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owners: [akhokhani]
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files:
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- talos-backend/docs/toga-supply-client-onboarding-runbook.md
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- talos-backend/docs/tenant-assistant-onboarding.md
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- talos-backend/deployments/tenants/compass-usa/manifest.json
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- talos-backend/deployments/tenants/health-and-hospitals/manifest.json
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- talos-backend/scripts/onboard_tenant_assistant.py
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- talos-backend/scripts/update_langfuse_project_registry.py
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- talos-backend/mcp-servers/toga-platform-mcp/
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related:
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- ../../api2/features/record-scripts.md
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- ../../toga2-supply/workflows/client-host-scoping.md
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- ../../talos/features/observability.md
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- ../../talos/features/mcp-servers.md
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- ../../../../clients/compass-usa/profile.md
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- ../../../../clients/nychh/profile.md
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## Summary
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The TOGa Supply AI launch is one cross-system workflow with two deliberately
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separate data planes:
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1. **TOGaHub/api2 MySQL** owns the user, persona, AI-model grant, record-script
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ACL, Supply records, and API2 business authorization. Talos does not use
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these MySQL tables as its application database.
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2. **TOGa IQ Backend PostgreSQL** owns tenant routing, assistant configuration,
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BLP, MCP assignments, threads, runs, checkpoints, and observability context.
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At authentication time Talos sends the current bearer and exact Supply origin
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to `GET /v2/users/me`. The response proves the client identity and supplies the
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active persona-linked AI-model slugs. Talos admits the `toga-supply` assistant
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only when that response contains an active `toga-supply` model. During a Supply
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question, the shared `toga-platform` MCP forwards the same request-scoped bearer
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to API2, whose record/field/script ACLs remain authoritative for business data.
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The full executable SQL, curls, verification checklist, rollback procedure, and
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OneUptime agent prompt live in
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`talos-backend/docs/toga-supply-client-onboarding-runbook.md`. This knowledge
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entry records the durable boundaries and ordering that future operators must not
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## Identity and naming contract
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| Value | Authority | Example: NYCHH |
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| TOGaHub client schema | API2 client database | `Client_Nychh` |
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| canonical Talos org ID | JWT `id.client.slug` | `Nychh` |
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| external organization identity | `/users/me` `audience.client` | `NYC Health + Hospitals` |
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| Talos physical database | onboarding manifest | `tenant_nychh` |
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as `iweb_nychh` is invalid for this deployment contract even if `iweb` is used
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elsewhere in the customer's legacy stack.
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- Compass USA: `Compass_Usa` / `Compass Group` / `tenant_compass_usa`.
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## Ordered onboarding workflow
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### 1. Capture identity from a real beta login
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Log in to the intended TOGaHub beta host with the client's exact Supply
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`Origin`, then call `/v2/users/me` with the issued bearer. Record only non-secret
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identity fields: client UUID, JWT client slug, `audience.client`, user UUID,
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**`Core.RecordScripts.id` is not stable between environments.** The NYCHH
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onboarding observed ID `21` for `/users/me`, but operators must query the target
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different from `Core.Records.id` and `Core.RecordFields.id`, which are team-
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A client migration cannot query `Core.RecordScripts` at runtime. The operator
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must discover the script ID on the Core connection, then apply the literal grant
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on the client connection. A stale numeric grant inserts successfully but API2
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another client. Grant scripted access in `AclRecordScripts`. Do not add ordinary
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1. idempotently upsert active `AiModels.slug = 'toga-supply'`;
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and 228 (Personas-AI Models), with Base role 1 and Supply app 1. Verify every
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target value before mutation. In particular, a record ID and record-field ID
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data.users.me.userPersonas[*].persona.personaAiModels[*].aiModel
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specific value in `manifest.json`, `persona.txt`, and `toga-supply.blp`.
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