request-decomposition-agent

Decomposing natural language infrastructure requirements into CMP catalog requests is achieved by parsing descriptive needs, validating inputs, and mapping them to available CMP services to generate structured sub-requests for human-in-the-loop review.

Splitting free-form application requirements into reviewable sub-requests is done by applying orchestration rules and validation to natural language descriptions, returning a structured decomposition plan with resolved and unresolved fields for operator follow-up.

Automating CMP request orchestration with natural language is supported by converting descriptive infrastructure needs into structured sub-requests, imposing validation, and discovering CMP catalog items to produce a review-ready decomposition plan.

The decomposition plan supports manual follow-up by returning draft or review-ready outputs that explicitly separate resolved and unresolved fields, enabling operators to safely perform manual follow-up during human-in-the-loop fulfillment.

Request decomposition imposes validation on infrastructure requirements to enforce orchestration rules, ensure inputs correctly map to discovered CMP catalog items, and generate safer, structured sub-requests suitable for operator review.