# Application Landing Zone Agent specification ## Purpose Transform structured application requirements into a provider-neutral Technical Solution Design (TSD) and an editable draw.io architecture diagram. The agent is deterministic, review-first, and does not invent provider-specific resources when the input is silent. ## Input contract JSON object: `application_name` (string), `business_objective` (string), and `environments` (non-empty string array) are required. Optional arrays are `requirements`, `constraints`, and `integrations`; optional strings are `data_classification`, `availability_target`, and `region`. ## Output contract The agent writes `tsd.md`, `architecture.drawio` (native mxGraph XML), and `manifest.json` to the requested output directory. It returns their paths plus in-memory content. The manifest identifies formats and artifact paths. ## Processing workflow 1. Parse JSON and validate required fields and array types. 2. Normalize defaults for omitted governance fields. 3. Render a TSD covering summary, requirements, environments, security, reliability, delivery, and decisions. 4. Render an XML diagram with users, edge controls, application tier, data tier, and cross-cutting operations. 5. Persist artifacts and a machine-readable manifest. ## Validation and error handling Reject missing required fields, non-list environment values, and arrays containing non-strings with `ValueError`; CLI reports an error and exits 2. XML must parse, the diagram must contain an `mxGraphModel`, and the TSD must contain security and reliability sections. Ambiguous architecture decisions are recorded as decisions required, not silently resolved. ## Conventions discovered The implementation uses a `src/` package layout, `pyproject.toml` configuration, a thin public agent class, a CLI entry point, Markdown documentation, pytest tests, and native draw.io XML. These conventions are recorded here because the source template/target URLs were not provided in the request; the repository remains self-contained and provider-neutral.