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* Implement basic configuration for warning thresholds.
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* Focus on a single target IDE (e.g., VSCode).
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***Value Proposition:** Early visibility into AI generation confidence, enabling developers to focus review efforts.
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***Dependencies:** Core ANRF representation, basic AI generation capabilities, Metadata Store API, basic IDE extension framework.
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#### Phase 1 Deployment & Adoption Details
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***Deployment Plan:**
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***IDE Integration Layer/Gateway (v1):** Deploy as a containerized service (e.g., Docker) in a cloud environment (e.g., AWS ECS/Kubernetes). Initial deployment focused on internal development/testing environment.
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***VSCode Extension:** Distribute initially via a private VSIX file for internal alpha testing. Plan for eventual publication to a private marketplace or the official VSCode Marketplace upon stabilization.
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***Integration Strategy:**
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* Integrate with the initial developer workflow where AI generates code (ANRF). The extension will automatically request confidence scores for newly generated/modified ANRF segments.
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* Ensure the Gateway authenticates securely with backend services (AI Confidence Service, Metadata Store).
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* Minimize disruption by making indicators non-intrusive and providing clear documentation.
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***Training & Support:**
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***Documentation:** Create a concise guide explaining the meaning of confidence indicators (colors, icons), how to interpret the hover panel, and basic configuration options. Include troubleshooting steps for connection issues.
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***Tutorial:** Develop a short video or interactive tutorial demonstrating the feature within VSCode.
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***Support Channel:** Establish a dedicated channel (e.g., Slack, Teams) for early adopters to ask questions and report issues.
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***Feedback Mechanisms:**
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***In-Tool Feedback:** Implement a simple feedback command within the VSCode extension (e.g., "Report Issue with Confidence Score") that allows users to submit comments linked to the current context.
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***Dedicated Channel:** Encourage feedback submission through the established support channel.
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***Surveys:** Conduct short, targeted surveys after the initial alpha period to gather structured feedback on usability, performance, and perceived value.
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***Decision Gate Criteria (Alpha -> Beta):** Progression to a broader beta phase requires meeting the following criteria based on internal alpha testing results:
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***Stability:**
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* No critical (P0/P1) bugs identified in the VSCode extension or Gateway.
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* Gateway uptime > 99.5% during the testing period.
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* WebSocket disconnection rate < 1%.
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***Performance:**
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* Average confidence score display latency < 500ms (P95).
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* Average hover panel display latency < 100ms (P95).
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* No significant performance degradation reported by > 10% of alpha testers.
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***Usability & Value:**
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* Average rating for "intuitiveness of visual indicators" >= 3.5/5.
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* Average rating for "usefulness of hover panel information" >= 3.5/5.
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* Average rating for "likelihood to use daily" >= 3.0/5.
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* Qualitative feedback indicates the core value proposition (visibility into confidence) is being met for the majority of testers.
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* No major usability blockers identified by > 20% of testers.
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***Feedback:**
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* Feedback mechanisms (in-tool command, channel) are functional and used by testers.
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* A clear plan exists to address the top 3-5 feedback themes identified during the alpha.
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