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Add comprehensive TypeScript workflow functions to duralert.mdx

Summary

This PR adds a comprehensive Business-as-Code section to the DurAlert MDX file, implementing TypeScript workflow functions that encode the core business processes as executable code. The addition includes 464 lines of well-typed interfaces and async functions covering customer acquisition, product development, revenue generation, operational procedures, and decision-making workflows.

Key additions:

  • TypeScript interfaces for core business entities (Lead, Customer, DURAlert, PharmacistAction, ProcessingMetrics)
  • Customer acquisition workflows (lead qualification, proposal generation, pilot programs)
  • Product development processes (requirements gathering, architecture design)
  • Revenue generation flows (usage tracking, billing, expansion opportunities)
  • Operational procedures (system monitoring, incident handling)
  • Decision-making workflows (strategic analysis, option generation)
  • Core DUR processing workflows (alert enrichment, deduplication, scoring)
  • Continuous learning and optimization functions

The implementation follows async/await patterns with proper error handling and maintains the existing YAML frontmatter with lean canvas data intact.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • Test MDX rendering - Verify the updated duralert.mdx file renders correctly on the website without breaking the layout or causing parsing errors
  • Validate TypeScript syntax - While these are pseudocode functions, ensure the TypeScript syntax is valid and interfaces are properly defined
  • Verify business alignment - Review that the workflow functions accurately represent the DurAlert business model described in the lean canvas section
  • Check YAML frontmatter - Confirm the existing metadata (lean canvas, story brand, landing page) remains intact and properly formatted

Recommended test plan: Navigate to the DurAlert startup page on the website and verify the content renders properly, particularly the new Business-as-Code section with syntax highlighting for the TypeScript code blocks.


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%%{ init : { "theme" : "default" }}%%
graph TD
    StartupsDo["startups.do/<br/>repository"]:::context
    StartupsDir["startups/<br/>directory"]:::context
    DurAlert["duralert.mdx"]:::major-edit
    OtherMDX["triagelink.mdx<br/>onboardai.mdx<br/>(other startups)"]:::context
    
    StartupsDo --> StartupsDir
    StartupsDir --> DurAlert
    StartupsDir --> OtherMDX
    
    DurAlert --> BusinessCode["Business-as-Code<br/>TypeScript Functions<br/>(464 lines added)"]:::major-edit
    DurAlert --> ExistingYAML["YAML Frontmatter<br/>(preserved)"]:::context
    
    BusinessCode --> Workflows["Customer Acquisition<br/>Product Development<br/>Revenue Generation<br/>Operations<br/>Decision Making<br/>DUR Processing"]:::major-edit

    subgraph Legend
        L1[Major Edit]:::major-edit
        L2[Minor Edit]:::minor-edit
        L3[Context/No Edit]:::context
    end

    classDef major-edit fill:#90EE90
    classDef minor-edit fill:#87CEEB
    classDef context fill:#FFFFFF
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Notes

  • This implements the Business-as-Code pattern from the platform ecosystem, encoding business logic as executable TypeScript functions
  • Functions are intentionally pseudocode that reference non-existent types and functions, as requested in the requirements
  • All existing content (YAML frontmatter, lean canvas, story brand) has been preserved
  • Lint checks passed successfully with no errors related to these changes
  • The workflow functions are organized into logical categories and exported for Business-as-Code execution

Session details:

- Added Business-as-Code section with well-typed interfaces for Lead, Customer, DURAlert, PharmacistAction
- Implemented customer acquisition workflows (acquireCustomer, qualifyLead, generateProposal, conductPilot)
- Added product development processes (developProduct, gatherRequirements, designArchitecture)
- Created revenue generation flows (generateRevenue, trackUsage, processBilling)
- Implemented operational procedures (operateSystem, monitorSystemHealth, handleIncidents)
- Added decision-making workflows (makeStrategicDecision, analyzeDecisionContext, generateOptions)
- Created core DUR processing workflows (processDURAlert, enrichAlert, deduplicateAlert, scoreAlert)
- Added continuous learning and optimization functions (optimizeSystem, retrainModels)
- Included utility functions for ROI calculation and lead scoring
- Exported all workflows in organized structure for Business-as-Code execution
- Functions use async/await patterns with proper error handling and TypeScript types
- Maintains existing YAML frontmatter with lean canvas, story brand, and landing page data

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