Operational implementation planning
CaseForge now serves as the public planning module behind the OpsForge direction. It uses planner, architect, evaluator, and delivery-path stages to produce reviewable implementation dossiers through a CLI, local web app, and HTTP API. Deterministic mode is the default; optional model refinement stays secondary to the reproducible planning pipeline.
What it proves
Turns rough operational implementation briefs into handover-ready planning artifacts before build work starts.
What it proves
Shows implementation framing, architecture notes, test plans, risk registers, deployment checklists, saved-run comparison, and deterministic output boundaries.
Impact
Problem
Rough product ideas often jump straight into code without enough implementation structure. CaseForge turns those ideas into reviewable planning artifacts before build work starts.
Approach
The project runs a deterministic planning pipeline that separates product framing, architecture notes, evaluation, and delivery-path output. Optional model refinement can improve wording, but the core workflow remains runnable without it.
Current status
Public repository with deterministic examples, a one-command reviewer demo script, local UI/API demo paths, tests, an OpsForge module contract, export manifests, saved-run comparison, and release notes. It is the public planning-workspace proof for the wider OpsForge Suite direction.
Architecture / workflow
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