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Rule Evaluator Development Plan

The document outlines a step-by-step development plan for a Rule Evaluator Application, starting with project setup and database configuration, followed by backend API development and LLM integration. It details frontend development, rule conversion, validation, and deployment processes, concluding with user authentication and monitoring setup. The plan emphasizes systematic implementation through manageable tasks.

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Rule Evaluator Development Plan

The document outlines a step-by-step development plan for a Rule Evaluator Application, starting with project setup and database configuration, followed by backend API development and LLM integration. It details frontend development, rule conversion, validation, and deployment processes, concluding with user authentication and monitoring setup. The plan emphasizes systematic implementation through manageable tasks.

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Step-by-Step Development Plan for Rule Evaluator Application

Step 1: Project Setup

- Initialize a new React project with Vite.

- Set up Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui for UI components.

- Configure Redux Toolkit for state management.

- Initialize a .NET Core project for the backend.

Step 2: Database Setup

- Set up PostgreSQL database.

- Create the required tables as per the database structure.

Step 3: Backend API Development

- Build the .NET Core API endpoints for:

- Managing JSON structures (upload, retrieve).

- Managing rules (create, list, update).

- Storing transactions and validation results.

- Configuring LLM APIs.

Step 4: LLM Integration

It is recommended to route all AI API calls through your .NET Core backend service. This approach

centralizes API keys and sensitive configurations, improves security, and allows better error

handling and logging. The React app should call your backend, and the backend will call the LLM

API and return the generated JavaScript code. This ensures a clean separation of concerns and

enhances maintainability.
- Implement the `llm_configurations` table.

- Develop a service to call various LLM APIs.

- Implement the admin panel for managing LLM configurations.

Step 5: Frontend Development

- Build React components for:

- Uploading JSON structures.

- Creating and managing rules with Quill.js.

- Displaying validation results.

- Implement API calls from the frontend to backend services.

Step 6: Rule Conversion and Validation

- Integrate LLM API calls to convert plain English rules to JS.

- Implement transaction validation using generated JS code.

Step 7: Deployment and Testing

- Containerize the app with Docker.

- Deploy on Kubernetes (AKS).

- Perform integration and unit testing.

Step 8: User Authentication Integration

- Integrate with the main app's authentication API.

Step 9: Monitoring and Logging Setup

- Set up Prometheus, Grafana, and ELK stack.


Step 10: Final Testing and Launch

- Perform end-to-end testing.

- Launch the application.

This plan breaks down the development process into manageable tasks for systematic

implementation.

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