LMS Implementation Execution Plan

Wave-based parallel execution strategy for Training App LMS features implementation

Overview

This document describes the wave-based execution strategy used to implement the Training App LMS features. The implementation was structured into 5 waves with parallel task execution where possible.

Implementation Summary:

Total Waves: 5
Total Tasks: 10
Parallel Efficiency: 60% (6/10 tasks parallelizable)
Status: ✅ All waves complete

Wave Structure

Wave 1: Foundation (Parallel)

Dependencies: None (foundational wave)

Task	Description	Status
1a	Authentication setup (simple - no org switching)	✅
1b	UI Components (LessonContainer, Callout, CodeBlock, etc.)	✅

Key Simplification: Training app uses simple auth model without organization switching layer.

Wave 2: Content

Dependencies: Wave 1 (needs UI components)

Task	Description	Status
2a	Content system + example course	✅

Created course registry, types, and example "Platform Basics" course with 3 lessons + 1 quiz.

Wave 3: Data Access (Parallel, Simplified)

Dependencies: Wave 1 + Wave 2

Task	Description	Status
3a	Progress tracking hooks (direct Supabase)	✅
3b	Assessments hooks (direct Supabase)	✅

Key Simplification: Used direct Supabase client via useSupabase() instead of API routes. KISS principle applied.

Wave 4: Integration

Dependencies: Wave 3

Task	Description	Status
4a	Certifications system (auto-award logic)	✅

Wave 5: Verification

Dependencies: All previous waves

Task	Description	Status
TypeScript	`pnpm --filter training check-types`	✅
Build	`pnpm --filter training build`	✅

Critical Path

Wave 1 (Foundation) → Wave 2 (Content) → Wave 3 (Data) → Wave 4 (Certs) → Wave 5 (Verify)
     ↓                      ↓                  ↓
  [Auth + UI]            [Content]        [Progress + Assessments]
  (parallel)                              (parallel)