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@lssm/example.voiceops-operating-graph

v2.0.2

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VoiceOps operating graph example: conversation → governed operating graph (DataViewGraphSpec canary replacing hackathon GraphCanvas)

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@lssm/example.voiceops-operating-graph

VoiceOps operating graph — DataViewGraphSpec canary replacing the hackathon GraphCanvas.

What This Demonstrates

  • voiceOpsOperatingGraphView: DataViewGraphSpec with inline-op source and author layout.
  • The 10 VoiceOps node kinds: voiceSignal, transcript, customerPain, productGap, sensitiveData, internalTask, customerCommitment, policyGate, approvalGate, evidenceReceipt.
  • How a conversation becomes a governed operating graph: captured → extracted → classified → gated → approved → evidenced.

Feature Parity (pending Phase 3 renderer)

| Feature | Status | |---------|--------| | Search by id/label/kind | Spec declared — renderer P3/W3.2 | | Kind filter dropdown | Spec declared — renderer P3/W3.2 | | Node selection → inspector | inspector: 'panel' declared | | Edge selection → inspector | Spec declared | | Pulse on customerCommitment + policyGate | experiments metadata — renderer P3/W3.2 | | ARIA role="application" + keyboard | Renderer responsibility (P3/W3.2) | | Author-supplied layout | layout: 'author' declared |

Running Locally

From packages/examples/voiceops-operating-graph:

bun run typecheck
bun run test

Architecture

  • src/voiceOpsOperatingGraphView.ts — spec, node kind constants, DocBlock
  • src/index.ts — public barrel

Notes

  • Works alongside @lssm/lib.contracts-spec.
  • Full RTL parity test suite lands in #43 (P6/W6.3).
  • Replaces companyos-ai-os-proofs/src/ui/operating-graph-canvas.tsx import dependency.

Declaration builds use build:types through the shared Bun tool; build runs bundle and declaration generation. Declared exports are preserved. Generated artifacts exclude test-only files; tests/typecheck remain separate gates.