update-functional-graph

Creating a functional graph from code requires translating technical code into functional language to model business intents, user flows, and system behaviors across personas, outcomes, scenarios, steps, and actions using reuse-first resolution.

Functional graph hierarchy management handles persona resolution by applying strict reuse-first rules to map outcomes and scenarios, ensuring consistent modeling of user flows and system behaviors without duplicating existing nodes.

Extracting user scenarios from requirements documents for outcome mapping involves processing the text to identify business intents, then creating or updating hierarchical nodes for personas, scenarios, and actions within the functional graph.

Yes, functional graph node creation supports reuse-first resolution by checking existing system behaviors and hierarchy nodes before creating new ones, ensuring platform-agnostic human actions and detailed system descriptions are consistently modeled.

Avoiding raw technical code when updating functional graph actions ensures the hierarchy remains platform-agnostic and models business intents clearly, satisfying requirements for detailed system descriptions and functional language over implementation specifics.