Claus Ibsen created CAMEL-25147:
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Summary: camel-jbang - TUI: capabilities view grouping the route
topology by the AI project overview's business capabilities
Key: CAMEL-25147
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-25147
Project: Camel
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: camel-jbang
Reporter: Claus Ibsen
Follow-up to CAMEL-25143 (AI project overview).
CAMEL-25143 lets an AI group a project's routes into business capabilities (for
example "Ticket intake & lookup", "AI triage & alerting"). These are saved in
integration-summary.md, but today they only appear as text. This ticket adds a
capabilities view in the TUI: a zoom level above the route topology, so a
project with many routes stays readable instead of turning into a flat
spaghetti diagram.
h3. Proposal
* A top level in the Diagram topology with one box per capability (typically
3-6).
** Capability names are drawn in the ai-assisted style with the ✦ mark, since
the grouping is AI-assisted.
** Each box shows facts from the sources: its entry points (HTTP, schedules,
consumers), the external systems it uses (Kafka, SQL, OpenAI, ...), how many
routes it has, and any warnings from the findings.
* Lines between boxes are the existing route links, merged per capability pair,
labelled with the strongest kind (call, hand-off, event).
* Enter on a box drills down to its routes in the existing topology, Esc goes
back up: capability -> routes -> steps.
* The CLI (camel overview) can print the same grouped view.
Most of the data already exists: capabilities and their route lists in the
summary, links, systems and findings from ProjectOverview. The work is mostly
TUI layout and navigation; the existing topology layout engine can lay out
capability boxes as nodes.
h3. Open design questions
* Routes the AI did not place in any capability: an "Other" box, or a finding?
* Routes in more than one capability: the prompt currently asks for exactly
one, which keeps it a strict tree.
* A route group set in the source (the DSL group field): it should probably win
over the AI grouping. Such boxes are facts and are then shown without the ✦
mark.
_Claude Code on behalf of davsclaus_
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