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Goal-Oriented Action Plan (GOAP): ADR-043 Vendor-Independent LLM Support
Project: Agentic QE v3 Date: 2026-01-13 Status: Planning Priority: P1 (High) Estimated Effort: 8-12 sprints (4-6 weeks)
Executive Summary
This GOAP defines the implementation strategy for vendor-independent LLM support in Agentic QE v3, enabling seamless switching between LLM providers while maintaining consistent QE functionality. The plan leverages patterns from agentic-flow's HybridRouter and adapts them for the DDD-based v3 architecture.
1. Goal State Definition
What Vendor Independence Looks Like When Complete
Primary Goals:
- 7+ LLM providers supported: Claude, OpenAI, Ollama, OpenRouter, Gemini, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock
- Unified interface: All providers accessed through a single HybridRouter abstraction
- Smart routing: Agent-type aware routing with cost/performance/capability optimization
- Zero code changes for consumers: Domain coordinators and MCP tools work identically regardless of provider
- Model ID normalization: Transparent translation between provider-specific model formats
- Fallback chains: Automatic failover when providers are unavailable
- Prompt translation: Provider-specific prompt formatting handled transparently
Success Metrics:
| Metric | Target |
|---|---|
| Provider coverage | 7+ providers |
| Model ID mapping accuracy | 100% |
| Fallback success rate | >99% |
| Routing decision latency | <10ms |
| Integration test coverage | >80% |
| Zero breaking changes | Yes |
2. Current State Assessment
What Exists Today in v3
Implemented (ADR-011):
v3/src/shared/llm/
├── interfaces.ts # 630 lines - Core types (LLMProvider, LLMResponse, etc.)
├── provider-manager.ts # 685 lines - Load balancing, failover, circuit breaker
├── circuit-breaker.ts # Circuit breaker for resilience
├── cache.ts # LRU response caching
├── cost-tracker.ts # Cost tracking with alerts
├── index.ts # Public exports
└── providers/
├── claude.ts # Anthropic Claude provider
├── openai.ts # OpenAI GPT provider
└── ollama.ts # Local Ollama provider
Strengths:
- Solid foundation with LLMProvider interface
- Circuit breaker and cost tracking infrastructure
- 4 load balancing strategies (round-robin, least-cost, least-latency, random)
- Provider failover chain support
Gaps:
| Gap | Impact | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| No OpenRouter provider | Cannot access 100+ models | P0 |
| No model ID mapping | Provider switching requires code changes | P0 |
| No smart routing by agent type | Suboptimal model selection | P1 |
| No Gemini provider | Missing Google AI ecosystem | P1 |
| No Azure OpenAI provider | Enterprise customers blocked | P1 |
| No AWS Bedrock provider | AWS customers blocked | P2 |
| No prompt translation layer | Provider-specific prompts leak to consumers | P1 |
| Domain coordinators don't use LLM directly | Limited AI capabilities | P2 |
3. Milestone Breakdown
Milestone 1: OpenRouter Provider Implementation
Priority: P0 (Critical Path) Complexity: M Dependencies: None
Description: Implement OpenRouter provider to unlock access to 100+ models including Claude, GPT-4, Llama, Mistral, and more through a single API.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/providers/openrouter.ts(~250 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/interfaces.ts(add OpenRouterConfig) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/provider-manager.ts(register OpenRouter) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/providers/index.ts(export OpenRouter) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/providers/openrouter.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)coder(implementation)security-auditor(API key handling)
Success Criteria:
- OpenRouter provider implements LLMProvider interface
- Supports streaming, tools, and standard chat
- API key configuration via environment variable
- Cost calculation for OpenRouter pricing
- 15+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M2, M3
Milestone 2: Model ID Normalization Layer
Priority: P0 (Critical Path) Complexity: M Dependencies: None
Description:
Implement bidirectional model ID mapping to translate between provider-specific formats (e.g., claude-sonnet-4-20250514 vs anthropic/claude-sonnet-4).
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/model-mapping.ts(~200 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/model-registry.ts(~300 lines) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/model-mapping.test.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/model-registry.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)coder(implementation)researcher(model ID formats research)
Success Criteria:
- Bidirectional mapping for Claude, OpenAI, Gemini models
- Model registry with capability metadata (context length, features)
- Canonical model names for human readability
- 20+ unit tests covering edge cases
- No breaking changes to existing provider usage
Can Run in Parallel With: M1, M3
Milestone 3: HybridRouter Core Implementation
Priority: P0 (Critical Path) Complexity: L Dependencies: None
Description: Create the HybridRouter class that provides intelligent provider selection based on routing mode, agent type, and model capabilities.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/hybrid-router.ts(~400 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/types.ts(~150 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/routing-rules.ts(~200 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/index.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/router/hybrid-router.test.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/router/routing-rules.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
system-architect(architecture design)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)coder(implementation)
Success Criteria:
- 4 routing modes: manual, rule-based, cost-optimized, performance-optimized
- Agent-type aware routing with configurable rules
- Fallback chain support with automatic failover
- Metrics collection for routing decisions
- 30+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M1, M2
Milestone 4: Gemini Provider Implementation
Priority: P1 Complexity: M Dependencies: M1, M2
Description: Implement Google Gemini provider for access to Gemini Pro, Gemini Ultra, and Gemini Flash models.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/providers/gemini.ts(~250 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/interfaces.ts(add GeminiConfig) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/provider-manager.ts(register Gemini) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/model-mapping.ts(add Gemini mappings) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/providers/gemini.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)
Success Criteria:
- Gemini provider implements LLMProvider interface
- Supports Gemini Pro, Ultra, Flash models
- Tool calling support via Gemini function calling
- 15+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M5, M6
Milestone 5: Azure OpenAI Provider Implementation
Priority: P1 Complexity: M Dependencies: M1, M2
Description: Implement Azure OpenAI provider for enterprise customers using Azure-hosted OpenAI models.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/providers/azure-openai.ts(~280 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/interfaces.ts(add AzureOpenAIConfig) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/provider-manager.ts(register Azure OpenAI) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/model-mapping.ts(add Azure mappings) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/providers/azure-openai.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)security-auditor(Azure AD integration)
Success Criteria:
- Azure OpenAI provider implements LLMProvider interface
- Azure AD token authentication support
- Deployment-based model selection
- 15+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M4, M6
Milestone 6: AWS Bedrock Provider Implementation
Priority: P2 Complexity: M Dependencies: M1, M2
Description: Implement AWS Bedrock provider for Claude and other models via AWS infrastructure.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/providers/bedrock.ts(~300 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/interfaces.ts(add BedrockConfig) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/provider-manager.ts(register Bedrock) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/model-mapping.ts(add Bedrock ARN mappings) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/providers/bedrock.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)security-auditor(AWS IAM integration)
Success Criteria:
- Bedrock provider implements LLMProvider interface
- AWS credential chain support (IAM, STS, profile)
- ARN-style model ID mapping
- 15+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M4, M5
Milestone 7: Prompt Translation Layer
Priority: P1 Complexity: M Dependencies: M3
Description: Create a prompt translation layer that adapts prompts for provider-specific requirements (system prompt handling, message format, tool schema).
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/translation/prompt-translator.ts(~250 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/translation/tool-translator.ts(~200 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/translation/message-formatter.ts(~150 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/translation/index.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/translation/prompt-translator.test.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/translation/tool-translator.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)researcher(prompt format research)
Success Criteria:
- Anthropic <-> OpenAI message format translation
- Tool schema translation between formats
- System prompt handling per provider requirements
- 25+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M4, M5, M6
Milestone 8: Smart Routing by Agent Type
Priority: P1 Complexity: M Dependencies: M3, M7
Description: Implement intelligent routing rules that select optimal provider/model based on QE agent type (e.g., security agents use Claude Opus, test generators use Sonnet).
Files to Create/Modify:
- MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/routing-rules.ts(add agent-aware rules) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/agent-router-config.ts(~200 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/routing/qe-agent-registry.ts(add preferred model hints) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/router/agent-routing.test.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/integration/llm/agent-routing.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
system-architect(routing strategy)coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)
Success Criteria:
- Agent-type to model mapping configuration
- Capability-based routing (reasoning, tools, cost)
- Override mechanism for specific tasks
- 20+ unit tests, 10+ integration tests
Can Run in Parallel With: M9
Milestone 9: Domain Coordinator LLM Integration
Priority: P2 Complexity: M Dependencies: M3, M8
Description: Enable domain coordinators to make direct LLM calls through the HybridRouter for AI-enhanced domain operations.
Files to Create/Modify:
- MODIFY:
v3/src/domains/test-generation/coordinator.ts(add LLM integration) - MODIFY:
v3/src/domains/defect-intelligence/coordinator.ts(add LLM integration) - MODIFY:
v3/src/domains/quality-assessment/coordinator.ts(add LLM integration) - CREATE:
v3/src/domains/shared/llm-coordinator-mixin.ts(~150 lines) - CREATE:
v3/tests/integration/domains/llm-integration.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
system-architect(integration design)coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)
Success Criteria:
- Test generation uses LLM for AI-powered test creation
- Defect intelligence uses LLM for root cause analysis
- Quality assessment uses LLM for deployment risk evaluation
- 15+ integration tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M8
Milestone 10: Configuration and CLI Integration
Priority: P1 Complexity: S Dependencies: M3, M8
Description: Add CLI commands and configuration options for router management, provider selection, and model preferences.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/cli/commands/llm-router.ts(~200 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/config/llm-config.ts(add router config) - CREATE:
config/router.config.example.json(~100 lines) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/cli/commands/llm-router.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
coder(implementation)v3-qe-test-architect(test strategy)
Success Criteria:
aqe-v3 llm providers- list available providersaqe-v3 llm route- test routing decisionsaqe-v3 llm config- manage router configuration- 10+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M11
Milestone 11: Metrics and Observability
Priority: P2 Complexity: S Dependencies: M3
Description: Add comprehensive metrics and observability for LLM routing decisions, costs, and performance.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/metrics/router-metrics.ts(~200 lines) - CREATE:
v3/src/shared/llm/metrics/cost-metrics.ts(~150 lines) - MODIFY:
v3/src/shared/llm/router/hybrid-router.ts(add metrics hooks) - CREATE:
v3/tests/unit/shared/llm/metrics/router-metrics.test.ts
Assigned Agents:
performance-engineer(metrics design)coder(implementation)
Success Criteria:
- Per-provider latency, cost, and token metrics
- Routing decision audit log
- Cost breakdown by agent type
- 10+ unit tests passing
Can Run in Parallel With: M10
Milestone 12: Integration Testing and Documentation
Priority: P1 Complexity: M Dependencies: M1-M11
Description: Comprehensive integration testing across all providers and documentation for ADR-043.
Files to Create/Modify:
- CREATE:
v3/tests/integration/llm/multi-provider.test.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/integration/llm/routing-scenarios.test.ts - CREATE:
v3/tests/integration/llm/failover.test.ts - MODIFY:
v3/implementation/adrs/v3-adrs.md(add ADR-043) - CREATE:
v3/docs/llm-router-guide.md
Assigned Agents:
v3-qe-test-architect(test design)tester(test implementation)researcher(documentation)
Success Criteria:
- 50+ integration tests covering all providers
- Failover scenario tests passing
- ADR-043 documented and approved
- User guide complete
Can Run in Parallel With: None (final milestone)
4. Parallel Execution Groups
Group A: Foundation (Week 1-2)
Run in Parallel:
- M1: OpenRouter Provider
- M2: Model ID Normalization
- M3: HybridRouter Core
No Conflicts: Different files, independent implementations.
Group B: Additional Providers (Week 2-3)
Run in Parallel:
- M4: Gemini Provider
- M5: Azure OpenAI Provider
- M6: AWS Bedrock Provider
No Conflicts: Each provider in separate file, share only interfaces.
Group C: Enhancement Layer (Week 3-4)
Run in Parallel:
- M7: Prompt Translation
- M8: Smart Routing by Agent Type
- M9: Domain Coordinator Integration
Minimal Conflicts: M8 and M9 both touch routing-rules.ts - coordinate via PR.
Group D: Polish (Week 4-5)
Run in Parallel:
- M10: CLI Integration
- M11: Metrics and Observability
No Conflicts: Different subsystems.
Group E: Finalization (Week 5-6)
Sequential:
- M12: Integration Testing and Documentation
5. Risk Analysis
High Risk
| Risk | Impact | Probability | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider API changes | High | Medium | Version pinning, adapter pattern |
| Model deprecation | High | Low | Model registry with fallbacks |
| Rate limiting across providers | Medium | High | Circuit breaker, request queuing |
Medium Risk
| Risk | Impact | Probability | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prompt translation accuracy | Medium | Medium | Extensive test suite, human review |
| Cost tracking accuracy | Medium | Low | Cross-validate with provider billing |
| Integration complexity | Medium | Medium | Modular design, incremental rollout |
Low Risk
| Risk | Impact | Probability | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Performance overhead | Low | Low | Caching, lazy provider initialization |
| Configuration complexity | Low | Medium | Sensible defaults, validation |
6. ADR-043 Summary Draft
## ADR-043: Vendor-Independent LLM Support
**Status:** Proposed
**Date:** 2026-01-13
### Context
Agentic QE v3 currently supports 3 LLM providers (Claude, OpenAI, Ollama) via ADR-011.
Users need:
- Access to more models (OpenRouter's 100+ models, Gemini, Azure, Bedrock)
- Intelligent routing based on task requirements and agent type
- Seamless provider switching without code changes
- Cost optimization across providers
### Decision
Implement a HybridRouter pattern with:
1. **7+ providers**: Claude, OpenAI, Ollama, OpenRouter, Gemini, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock
2. **Model ID normalization**: Bidirectional mapping between provider formats
3. **4 routing modes**: Manual, rule-based, cost-optimized, performance-optimized
4. **Prompt translation**: Provider-specific formatting handled transparently
5. **Agent-aware routing**: Optimal model selection per QE agent type
### Rationale
- OpenRouter unlocks 100+ models with single API key
- Enterprise customers require Azure/Bedrock for compliance
- Intelligent routing reduces costs by 30-50% (preliminary estimates)
- Unified interface maintains DDD principles
### Implementation
12 milestones across 5-6 weeks, detailed in GOAP document.
### Success Metrics
- 7+ LLM providers supported
- <10ms routing decision latency
- >99% fallback success rate
- Zero breaking changes to existing code
- >80% integration test coverage
7. Agent Assignment Summary
| Milestone | Primary Agents | Supporting Agents |
|---|---|---|
| M1 | coder, v3-qe-test-architect | security-auditor |
| M2 | coder, researcher | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M3 | system-architect, coder | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M4 | coder | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M5 | coder, security-auditor | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M6 | coder, security-auditor | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M7 | coder, researcher | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M8 | system-architect, coder | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M9 | system-architect, coder | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M10 | coder | v3-qe-test-architect |
| M11 | performance-engineer, coder | - |
| M12 | v3-qe-test-architect, tester, researcher | - |
8. Dependency Graph
M1 (OpenRouter)
│
├──────────────┐
│ │
M2 (Model ID) │
│ │
├──────┐ │
│ │ │
M3 (Router) │ │
│ │ │
┌─────────┼──────┼───────┤
│ │ │ │
M4 M5 M6 M7 (Prompt)
(Gemini) (Azure) (Bedrock) │
│ │ │ │
└─────────┼──────┼────────┘
│ │
M8 (Smart Routing)
│
├──────────────┐
│ │
M9 M10, M11
(Domains) (CLI, Metrics)
│ │
└──────┬───────┘
│
M12
(Integration Tests)
9. Execution Timeline
| Week | Milestones | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | M1, M2, M3 | Foundation |
| 2 | M1, M2, M3 (complete), M4, M5, M6 (start) | Providers |
| 3 | M4, M5, M6 (complete), M7, M8 (start) | Enhancement |
| 4 | M7, M8 (complete), M9, M10, M11 (start) | Integration |
| 5 | M9, M10, M11 (complete), M12 (start) | Polish |
| 6 | M12 (complete) | Finalization |
10. Next Steps
- Approve GOAP: Review with architecture team
- Create ADR-043: Formal decision record
- Spawn Swarm: Initialize Group A milestones in parallel
- Track Progress: Use MCP memory for milestone status
Generated by GOAP Specialist Agent Last Updated: 2026-01-13