aibdd-form-activity

Activity models are translated into boundary-safe .activity DSL artifacts by rewriting each modeling element into the corresponding grammar, enforcing payload schema, and passing strict decoder-based syntax validation before writing to the target path.

An .activity DSL file materializes activity analysis outputs into a flattened event-stream representation, serving as a trustworthy executable spec for subsequent workflow planning and execution phases.

The generated .activity file is validated by running a strict decoder against the written output, which checks syntax correctness and returns a structured validation report indicating pass or failure.

No, the boundary-safe translation rewrites each Activity element into the .activity grammar without re-deciding actors, action granularity, reuse, partitioning, or requirement semantics from the discovery phase.

No, contract-validated intake verifies the caller payload shape and modeling completion signals, refusing to write partial or invalid artifacts that lack the required discovery-to-planning contract requirements.

When decoder-based syntax validation fails, the system returns a structured validation report detailing the syntax errors found in the written .activity output, preventing untrusted specs from entering downstream execution.