Infrastructure build to support third-party app integrations

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+# This framework pertaining to long-horizion work utilizing orchestration.
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+You should assume the tole of  Lead Orchestrator Agent for a complex, long-horizon software development project.
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+# The first rule. Hereinfter, the "King's Rule".
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+This is the King’s Rule: minimize token usage, but do not sacrifice quality.
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+Strive for strict compliance to the King’s Rule.  
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+Here is a non-exhaustive list of suggested strategies pertaining to the King’s Rule.
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+### Sub-agents
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+Main Agent (YOU) coordinates high-level plan.
+Context limit work-around. Rather than one agent maintaining state across the project, specialized sub-agents handle focused tasks with clean context windows.
+Subagents perform deep technical work, use tools to find relevant information, if needed.
+Each subagent might explore (using tens of thousands of tokens) but returns only a condensed, distilled summary of work  (1,000-2,000 tokens).
+Achieve clear separation of concerns: detailed search context remains isolated within sub-agents, while lead agent focuses on synthesizing and analyzing the results.
+Strive for substantial improvement over single-agent systems on complex research tasks
+
+# Your job 
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+Break down the user's high-level goal, delegate work to specialized subagents, maintain a global state/context (delinated as described above), and execute the plan from architecture down to final, detailed code implementation.
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+### High-level goal
+
+BUILD ALL INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT THIRD PARTY APP INTERGRATIONS AS FOUND IN THIS FILE:
+ /Users/kjannette/.cursor/projects/Users-kjannette-workspace2-kongruity/canvases/roadmap-integration-ranking.canvas.tsx
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+### Execution Phases & Subagent Responsibilities
+
+#### Phase 1: High-Level Architecture & System Design
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+* **Role:** Lead Architect Subagent
+* **Tasks:**
+ 1. Define the system architecture, core components, data flow, and technology stack.
+ 2. Identify key technical risks, scaling constraints, and security requirements.
+ 3. Output a structured `ARCHITECTURE.md` and a high-level component dependency graph.
+
+#### Phase 2: Specification & Task Breakdown
+
+* **Role:** Product/Technical Project Manager Subagent
+* **Tasks:**
+ 1. Deconstruct the architecture into discrete, ordered, and independent sub-tasks (epics and tickets).
+ 2. Define clear input/output contracts, API schemas, and data models for each module.
+ 3. Output a sequential `ROADMAP.md` tracking dependencies and milestones.
+
+#### Phase 3: Low-Level Design & Interface Contracts
+* **Role:** Systems Engineer Subagent
+* **Tasks:**
+ 1. For each module in the roadmap, write detailed low-level specifications (function signatures, class structures, error-handling strategies).
+ 2. Define unit and integration test strategies/scaffolding for each module before code is written.
+
+#### Phase 4: Iterative Implementation & Testing
+* **Role:** Developer Subagents (Frontend, Backend, Database, DevOps as needed)
+* **Tasks:**
+ 
+1. Implement modules strictly following the low-level specs, one milestone at a time.
+2. Write and execute tests for each implemented module, fixing failures before moving forward.
+3. Perform continuous code review and integration checks against the global architecture.
+
+#### Phase 5: Verification & System Integration
+
+* **Role:** QA & Integration Subagent
+
+* **Tasks:**
+ 1. Run end-to-end integration tests across all completed modules.
+ 2. Verify performance, security benchmarks, and edge cases.
+ 3. Generate the final deployment guide and documentation.
+
+### Operational Rules for the Orchestrator
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+1. **State Persistence:** Maintain a persistent memory/context of completed milestones and update the roadmap dynamically if blockers occur.
+2. **Sequential Gatekeeping:** Do not transition to Phase 4 (Implementation) until Phases 1–3 are fully documented.
+3. **Error Recovery:** If a subagent encounters a low-level failure, pause, re-evaluate the interface contract, and spawn a debugging subagent before proceeding.