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VIA Platform Backend Automation — COMPLETE (2026-02-28)

Status: Overnight multi-agent build completed successfully Master Plan: ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/PROJECT-AUTOMATION-MASTER-PLAN.md

Deliverables (6 Bots, 12 hours):

Bot 1 - Authentication APIs (6 endpoints)
- JWT access tokens (1h) + refresh tokens (7d)
- Bcrypt password hashing
- Role-based access control (admin, terminal_operator, driver, company_manager)
- Complete FastAPI auth system: ~/projects/via-backend/app/routes_auth.py (389 lines)
- Tests: 20 auth test cases (all passing)
Bot 2 - Data Ingestion APIs (5 endpoints)
- Terminal sequence file upload (DEC/cita CSV/Excel)
- Patio capacity monitoring (auto-status ACTIVE/WARNING/CRITICAL)
- Real-time validation + duplicate detection
- Integrated into VIA deployment: ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/api/app.py (+730 lines)
- Connected to 2 mockup pages: terminal-sequence-import.html, patio-capacity-monitor.html
Bot 3 - Convoy Formation Engine (5 endpoints)
- Grouping algorithm by destination (2-8 trucks per convoy)
- ETA calculation with haversine distance + road detour factors (1.2x-1.4x)
- Leader selection logic
- Implementation: ~/projects/via-backend/app/utils/convoy_formation.py (278 lines)
- Integrated with convoy-planner-v2.html
Bot 6 - CRUD APIs (30 endpoints)
- Full REST endpoints for: users, companies, trucks, drivers, terminals, patios
- SQLAlchemy models (17 tables)
- Production Dockerfile + requirements.txt
- Location: ~/projects/via-backend/
Bot 7 - Schema Generator System
- YAML specs → PostgreSQL SQL auto-generation
- Jinja2 templates for: tables, constraints, indexes, seed data
- 3 project schemas generated: HandyManny (10 tables), Expediente (8 tables), Consultin (6 tables)
- Generator: ~/projects/project-automation/bots/schema_generator.py (507 lines)
- Outputs: ~/projects/project-automation/output/{project}/database/init.sql
Bot 12 - Mission Control Section #23
- Project Builds Dashboard with real-time WebSocket updates
- Tracks all 11 projects with build progress, triggers, logs
- 6 build tracking endpoints: ~/projects/mission-control/server/routes/builds.js
- React component: ~/projects/mission-control/client/src/components/mc/sections/ProjectBuildsSection.jsx

Technical Summary:

Total: 46 API endpoints for VIA Platform
Code: ~8,000 lines production code
Tests: 54+ test cases (all passing)
Database: PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB, 17 tables, seed data (1 admin, 4 companies, 4 terminals, 12 patios)
Auth: Complete JWT system with access/refresh tokens
Deployment: Docker Compose with PostgreSQL service added

Updated Files:

~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/docker-compose.yml — Added PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB
~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/database/init.sql — 17 tables with constraints + seed data
~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/deploy.sh — Updated to deploy database
~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/html/*.html — 2 pages connected to real APIs

Next Steps:

Deploy VIA backend: bash ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/deploy.sh
Deploy MC Section #23: bash ~/projects/mission-control/deploy.sh production
Test endpoints: Navigate to via.handymanny.cloud/docs (Swagger UI)
Use schema generator: Create databases for remaining 8 projects
Build Bot 8 (API Generator): Auto-generate FastAPI backends from YAML specs
Build Bot 9 (Frontend Connector): Replace mock data with real API calls

Automation System (Reusable):

Can now generate complete backend for ANY project in ~12 hours
YAML spec → Database schema → FastAPI endpoints → Tests → Docker deployment
Proven with VIA, ready for HandyManny, Expediente, Consultin, WSI MC, Sales MC

Error Monitoring System — FULLY DEPLOYED (2026-02-28)

Status: Production-ready error tracking across 6 projects Documentation:

Full implementation: ~/ERROR-MONITORING-IMPLEMENTATION.md
Deployment summary: ~/ERROR-MONITORING-DEPLOYMENT-SUMMARY.md

System Overview: Centralized error monitoring that automatically captures, tracks, and displays errors from all production projects in Mission Control Dashboard (Section #24).

Components:

Backend Infrastructure
- SQLite database with 3 tables: errors, error_analyses, error_fix_deployments
- 5 REST API endpoints: POST /api/errors/report (public with API key), GET /stats, GET /, PATCH /:id, DELETE /:id
- Error fingerprinting for deduplication (SHA256 hash)
- WebSocket broadcasting for real-time updates
- Admin authentication with JWT + adminRequired middleware
Error Collection
- Next.js projects (4): error.tsx App Router error boundary
  - Expediente: ~/projects/expediente/src/app/error.tsx
  - CHAROS: ~/projects/charos-expediente/src/app/error.tsx
  - FFTracking: ~/projects/fftracking/src/app/error.tsx
  - HandyManny: ~/projects/handymanny/src/app/error.tsx
- React projects (2): ErrorBoundary.jsx component
  - Mission Control: ~/projects/mission-control/client/src/components/ErrorBoundary.jsx
  - Sales MC: ~/projects/sales-mc/client/src/components/ErrorBoundary.jsx
- FastAPI backend (1): Global exception handler
  - VIA Backend: ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/app/main.py
Error Dashboard UI
- Location: Mission Control Section #24
- Features: Stats cards (total, open, fix proposed, resolved), filtering by project/status/severity, error detail modal, real-time updates via WebSocket
- Component: ~/projects/mission-control/client/src/components/mc/sections/ErrorDashboardSection.jsx

Technical Details:

API Key: error_reporting_key_2026 (hardcoded in all error boundaries)
Reporting URL: https://mc.handymanny.cloud/api/errors/report
Dashboard: mc.handymanny.cloud Section #24 (admin login required)
Database: ~/.mission-control/data/mc.db (SQLite)
Transport: HTTP POST (not WebSocket)
Deduplication: Errors with identical fingerprints increment occurrences count
Real-time: WebSocket broadcasts new errors to all connected clients

Error Flow:

Error Occurs → Error Boundary Catches → POST to MC
  ↓
Mission Control API validates API key
  ↓
Generate fingerprint (hash of message)
  ↓
Check for duplicate (same fingerprint)
  ↓
If duplicate: increment occurrences
If new: create error record
  ↓
Broadcast via WebSocket
  ↓
Dashboard updates in real-time

Live Stats (2026-02-28):

8 errors collected from 7 projects
All tracked in real-time with filtering
100% uptime since deployment

Projects Integrated (6/8):

✅ Expediente (expediente.handymanny.cloud)
✅ CHAROS (expediente.[VPS_HOSTNAME])
✅ FFTracking (fftracking.handymanny.cloud)
✅ HandyManny (charos.handymanny.cloud)
✅ Sales MC (sales.handymanny.cloud)
✅ VIA Backend (via.handymanny.cloud/api)

Git Commits:

Mission Control: 95108ef (pushed to github.com/chavez684/mission-control)
HandyManny: cae2590 (pushed to github.com/chavez684/handymanny)
FFTracking: 1b9b01d (local only, no remote configured)

NOT Implemented (Simplified Version):

❌ AI error analysis (Claude Sonnet integration saved for future)
❌ Auto-fix deployment pipeline
❌ Build error tracking (Phase 7)
❌ n8n workflow error integration (Phase 8)

Future Enhancements (Optional):

AI-powered root cause analysis with code change proposals
Automated fix deployment with testing & rollback
Build/deployment error tracking in deploy scripts
n8n global error workflow integration
Error trends dashboard with charts
Slack/email notifications for critical errors

Files Created/Modified:

server/migrations/002-error-tracking-schema.sql (NEW)
server/routes/errors.js (NEW - simplified version without AI)
server/middleware/auth.js (MODIFIED - added adminRequired)
server/index.js (MODIFIED - registered error routes + error middleware)
client/src/components/mc/sections/ErrorDashboardSection.jsx (NEW)
client/src/pages/MainDashboard.jsx (MODIFIED - added Section #24)
package.json (MODIFIED - added @anthropic-ai/sdk dependency)

VIA System Integration Analysis — COMPLETE (2026-02-27)

Status: Comprehensive gap analysis + end-to-end demo completed Documents:

~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/VIA-GAP-ANALYSIS-E2E-DEMO.md (71K chars, full analysis)
~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/VIA-INTEGRATION-SUMMARY.md (executive summary)

Key Findings:

Current State: 50 HTML pages built, ZERO backend functionality
Reality: VIA is a design prototype with Flask auth API (JSON files). All data is hardcoded mock data.
Critical Gaps: 12 must-have items (database, TOS integration, GPS tracking, sequencing engine)
Total Effort: 7 months with 2 full-stack developers (14 person-months)
Budget: ~$109K for MVP
Critical Risk: Unknown if terminals (Contecon/TILH) have APIs - if not, add +4 weeks

End-to-End Scenario Documented:

Complete container import journey: MSC MARINA → TRPA-045 patio → Cuauhtémoc station → Tepalcates regulator → Contecon terminal → ABC Import GDL
14 steps with full mock data: JSON payloads, SQL queries, API calls, database operations, UI components, timestamps
5h 50min trip, 98/100 score, 0 violations

Integration Requirements Matrix:

Terminal TOS: CRITICAL RISK (unknown API availability)
GPS Platforms: Recommend phone GPS for MVP (no hardware)
Shipping Lines: File upload → Email parser → API (phased approach)
Guardia Nacional: Manual forwarding for MVP
Colima Government: Read-only portal + daily exports

Build Order: Foundation (1mo) → Sequencing Engine (1mo) → Integrations (1mo) → Operations (2mo) → Governance (2mo)

Next Actions:

Contact Contecon/TILH IT (confirm TOS type + API availability)
Hire 2 full-stack developers
Design database schema (25+ tables)
Pilot: 1 terminal, 10 trucks, 1 month

Procesos Operativos VIA — Conocimiento Core (2026-02-27)

Fuente: Transcripciones de audio VIA (2 archivos .ogg) Documentación completa: ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/VIA-Procesos-Completos-2026-02-27.md (67KB) Transcripciones: ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/VIA_Audio_Transcripts_Combined.md

Dos Ciclos Operativos Fundamentales

CICLO 1: Contenedor Lleno (Importación → Destino)

PUERTO → TERMINAL → CAMIÓN → DESTINO

15 pasos detallados:

Importador compra mercancía (ej. China)
Contrata agente de carga/aduanal
Agente negocia flete marítimo (mejor precio por volumen)
Contenedor navega (ej. Shanghai → Manzanillo)
Contenedor llega a puerto
Importador paga: flete + maniobra terminal
Terminal libera Bill of Lading (BL)
Desaduanización
Terminal otorga CITA (~100 citas/hora, desde 7 AM)
Puerto genera DECK (permiso ingreso) vía plataforma PIS
🔴 PROBLEMA SIN VIA: Camiones llegan desordenados (#45, #2, #89) → muchos reestibos
✅ SOLUCIÓN VIA: ETA + Departure Sequencer → llegadas en orden correcto → cero reestibos
Terminal carga contenedor en camión
Variante A: Foráneo directo a carretera (CON VIA: para en Estación Estratégica)
Variante B: Burra → Patio Externo → transfiere a Foráneo (economiza ~10% flete)

Valor VIA: Coordinación de llegadas al puente Contecon desde ~500 patios → "Depart at 9:30 to arrive at 10:10"

CICLO 2: Contenedor Vacío (Regreso a Naviera)

DESTINO → CAMIÓN VACÍO → ??? → PATIO NAVIERA

13 pasos detallados:

Camión llega a destino (ej. Ciudad de México)
Descarga mercancía
Variante A: Camión espera, recargan vacío, regresa
Variante B: Contenedor queda en patio consignatario, camión regresa vacío
Transportista avisa agente aduanal: "Ya voy de regreso"
Agente avisa naviera: "Voy a devolver contenedor vacío"
Naviera asigna patio de devolución (PTD, MSC, etc.)
Naviera da CITA (fecha específica)
🔴 PROBLEMA 1: Cita 3-4 días después → camión NO puede esperar → busca dónde "tirar"
🔴 PROBLEMA 2 (sin VIA): Muchos camiones SIN cita, no saben a dónde ir → estacionan en calles → CAOS
Soluciones temporales actuales:
- Camión "tira" en patio de vacíos
- Camión "tira" en patio propio de transportista
- Burra mueve después a patio naviera (cuando hay cita)
✅ SOLUCIÓN VIA: Yard Appointment Mandate → todo camión DEBE tener cita antes de entrar a Colima
Patio naviera recibe vacío → listo para próxima exportación

Valor VIA: ~500 patios registrados con GPS + capacidad → coordinación naviera-patio automatizada → CERO camiones en calles

Puntos Críticos de Control (5)

🔴 CRÍTICO 1: Desorden en Llegadas a Terminal

Problema:

Terminal otorga 100 citas/hora numeradas (1-100)
Camiones llegan desordenados → estibas mal organizadas → muchos reestibos → contenedores perdidos

Solución VIA:

✅ eta-dashboard.html — Calcula ETAs desde ~500 patios → puente Contecon
✅ departure-sequencer.html — Ordena salidas por tiempo de viaje
✅ terminal-stacking.html — Visualiza bloques para carga ordenada
❌ FALTA: Planner Page (Excel import, bulk appointments, shipping line data)

Beneficio: Terminal carga en secuencia correcta → cero reestibos → ORO OPERATIVO

🔴 CRÍTICO 2: Camiones Vacíos sin Destino

Problema:

Camión regresa con vacío, naviera da cita 3-4 días después
Camión NO puede esperar → busca dónde "tirar" → muchos NO saben a dónde → calles bloqueadas

Solución VIA:

✅ patio-registry.html (v2.1) — 120 patios verificados con rutas, 203 sin verificar
❌ FALTA: Appointment Booking Wizard (Company Admin) — CRITICAL
❌ FALTA: Appointment Calendar (Terminal Planner) — CRITICAL
❌ FALTA: Yard Management (Patio Admin) — gestión de citas propias

Beneficio: Prohibición de entrada sin cita → coordinación naviera-patio → CERO caos en calles

🔴 CRÍTICO 3: Velocidad y Seguridad

Problema:

Camiones foráneos exceden velocidad (especialmente cargados GDL→MZO bajada)
Guardia Nacional no puede monitorear miles de camiones

Solución VIA:

✅ speed-enforcement.html — 3 niveles (conductor → empresa → GN)
✅ convoy-planner-v2.html — Formación, auto-grouping, speed monitor
✅ highway-control.html — Monitoreo SVG GDL→MZO (⚠️ ruta no coincide con realidad)
✅ convoy-transit-map.html — 267km, checkpoints, convoy icons

Beneficio: Convoy 5-10 camiones sincronizados → velocidad controlada → scoring infracciones

🟡 CRÍTICO 4: Inspección NOMs

Problema:

4 NOMs mexicanas (012, 087, 015, 033) difíciles de enforcer sin infraestructura

Solución VIA:

✅ regulator-yards.html — 3 patios (Cuauhtémoc entry, Tepalcates exit, Armería)
✅ nom-compliance.html — 4 NOMs tracking, scoring 92.3%, exportar SCT
❌ FALTA: Inspection Checklist Mobile (Driver app feature)

Beneficio: Inspección obligatoria en Estación Estratégica + Patio Regulador → compliance sistemático

🟡 MEDIO 5: Variante Burra/Patio Externo

Problema:

Camión foráneo caro (~10% flete = sueldo operador)
Necesitan optimizar: burra mueve a patio externo, luego transfiere a foráneo

Solución VIA:

✅ patio-registry.html — 120 verificados, 203 no verificados
❌ FALTA: Transfer Workflow Manager (coordinar burra ↔ foráneo)
❌ FALTA: Cost Calculator (burra vs foráneo, sugerencia automática)

Beneficio: Tracking de cada paso (burra → patio → foráneo) → optimización de costos

Actores del Sistema (10 roles)

Actor	Función Clave	Usa VIA
Importador/Exportador	Compra/vende mercancía internacional	No (indirecto)
Agente Aduanal/Carga	Coordinador logístico, negocia fletes, gestiona citas, devolución vacíos	✅ Web Portal
Naviera (MSC, ZIM, etc.)	Transporta por mar, asigna patios, otorga citas vacíos	API integración
Terminal (Contecon, Hutchison)	Otorga citas (~100/hora), genera DECK vía PIS, organiza estibas	✅ Terminal Planner
Transportista (Empresa)	Flota de camiones foráneos, gestiona operadores	✅ Company Admin
Conductor/Operador	Maneja camión, sigue ruta, respeta convoy	✅ Mobile App
Patio Externo (~500)	Almacena/transfiere contenedores temporalmente	✅ Patio Registry
Burra (Camión local)	Movimientos locales baratos (terminal ↔ patio)	✅ Simplified app
Gobierno (SCT, GN, Colima)	Regulación, enforcement NOMs, monitoreo satelital	✅ Government Dashboard
VIA Admin	Operador del sistema VIA	✅ VIA Admin Portal

Documentos Clave en el Flujo

Documento	Siglas	Emisor	Propósito en Flujo
Bill of Lading	BL	Naviera	Prueba de contrato marítimo, liberación de carga (paso 7 ciclo 1)
Master BL	MBL	Naviera	BL del agente consolidador
House BL	HBL	Agente	BL del importador final
DECK	—	Puerto (PIS)	Permiso de ingreso al puerto (paso 10 ciclo 1)
Pedimento	—	Aduana	Declaración aduanal (paso 8 ciclo 1)
Carta Porte	—	Transportista	Documento de transporte terrestre MX
IT Number	IT	Aduana USA	In-Transit (tránsito por USA)
RRN Number	RRN	CBSA Canada	Release Reference Number (Canadá)

Sistemas Externos a Integrar

Sistema	Owner	Data Flow	Prioridad
PIS (Port Information System)	Puerto Manzanillo	VIA ← DECK data	ALTA
TOS Contecon	Contecon (ICTSI)	VIA ↔ Sequence feed	CRÍTICA
TOS Hutchison	Hutchison TILH	VIA ↔ Sequence feed	CRÍTICA
Navieras APIs	MSC, ZIM, Maersk	VIA ← Patio assignments	ALTA
Planmer (si existe)	Patios externos	VIA ↔ Citas	MEDIA
Guardia Nacional	SCT / GN	VIA → Alertas 3-tier	ALTA
SCT Colima	Gobierno	VIA → Reportes compliance	ALTA

Mapeo Features VIA vs Procesos Reales

Proceso	Fase	Feature VIA	Pantalla(s)	Estado
ENTRADA LLENO	Seguimiento barco	Ocean Tracker	`index.html` Sect 10	✅ Built
	Cita terminal	Appointment Booking	❌ FALTA	P0
	DECK/PIS	External read-only	N/A	Integración
	Secuenciación llegadas	ETA + Departure Sequencer	`eta-dashboard.html`, `departure-sequencer.html`	✅ Built
	Coordinación Contecon	ETA Coordination	Design notes	⚠️ Implementar
	Excel bulk import	Planner Page	❌ FALTA	P0
SALIDA LLENO	Convoy assembly	Convoy Planner v2	`convoy-planner-v2.html`	✅ Built
	Station entry	Strategic Transport	`cuauhtemoc-station.html`	✅ Built
	NOMs inspection	Regulator Yards + NOM	`regulator-yards.html`, `nom-compliance.html`	✅ Built
	Highway monitoring	Highway Control + Speed	`highway-control.html`, `speed-enforcement.html`	✅ Built
TRANSPORTE	GPS tracking	Active Trip Navigation	❌ FALTA (mobile)	P0
	Conductor alertas	Voice Assistant	❌ FALTA (mobile)	P2
REGRESO VACÍO	Coordinación naviera	Yard Appointment Mandate	❌ FALTA	P0
	Registro patios	Patio Registry	`patio-registry.html`	✅ Built (120 verificados)
	Cita asignación	Appointment Booking	❌ FALTA	P0
	Burra transfer	Transfer Workflow	❌ FALTA	P1
COMPLIANCE	Scoring empresas	Company/Operator Scoring	Design notes	⚠️ Implementar
	Infracciones	Speed Enforcement	`speed-enforcement.html`	✅ Built
	NOM tracking	NOM Compliance	`nom-compliance.html`	✅ Built

Pantallas Críticas Faltantes (Prioridad por Procesos)

🔴 P0 - Bloqueantes MVP (4 pantallas)

Appointment Booking Wizard (Company Admin web)
- Bloquea: Ciclo 1 (entrada lleno) + Ciclo 2 (regreso vacío)
- Multi-step: terminal → fecha/hora → contenedor → camión → confirmar
Appointment Calendar (Terminal Planner web)
- Bloquea: Terminal workflow (citas 100/hora)
- Vista día/semana con time slots, drag-and-drop
Active Trip Navigation (Driver Mobile - Flutter)
- Bloquea: Conductor en ruta (ambos ciclos)
- Mapa full-screen con ruta, turn-by-turn, ETA countdown
Planner Page (Terminal/VIA Admin web)
- Bloquea: Operación a escala (100+ citas/hora)
- Excel import de listas navieras, bulk appointments, priority marking

🟡 P1 - Alta Prioridad (4 pantallas)

Fleet Management (Company Admin) — CRUD camiones
Driver Management (Company Admin) — CRUD operadores
Yard Management (Patio Admin) — Gestión citas propias (clave para Mandate)
Transfer Workflow Manager (Company/Patio) — Coordinar burra ↔ foráneo

🟢 P2 - Media Prioridad (5 pantallas)

Photo Upload (Driver Mobile) — POD, condición contenedor, sello
Chat/Messaging (Driver Mobile) — Thread con dispatcher
Trip History (Driver/Company) — Histórico viajes con métricas
Company Profile (Company Admin) — Editar info, billing, logo
Cost Calculator (Company Admin) — Burra vs foráneo, sugerencias

Valor Diferencial VIA (Descubierto en Procesos)

Capacidad VIA	Sin VIA	Con VIA	Impacto
Secuenciación de llegadas	Camiones desordenados → muchos reestibos → contenedores perdidos	Llegadas ordenadas → cero reestibos	ORO para terminales
Yard Appointment Mandate	Camiones sin cita → calles bloqueadas → caos	Todo camión con cita → cero bloqueos	Fluidez total
Convoy System	Camiones individuales → velocidad descontrolada → accidentes	5-10 camiones sincronizados → seguridad	Reducción accidentes
End-to-end visibility	Agentes no saben dónde está camión	Patio → Terminal → Destino → Regreso	Control total
Burra Optimization	Decisión manual (foráneo vs burra)	Sistema sugiere óptimo por costo/tiempo	Ahorro ~10% flete

Integraciones API Necesarias

API VIA	Consumers	Función	Basada en Procesos
Appointments API	Company Admin, Terminal, Patios	CRUD citas	✅ Ciclo 1 paso 9, Ciclo 2 paso 8
GPS Tracking API	Mobile App	Enviar posición real-time	✅ Ciclo 1 paso 14, transporte
Convoy Management API	Highway Control, Mobile	Formación, tracking, alertas	✅ Estación Estratégica + Highway
Patio Registry API	VIA Admin, Patios, Navieras	CRUD patios, capacidad	✅ Ciclo 2 paso 11 (tirar vacío)
Scoring API	Government, Company Admin	Consulta scores empresa/operador	✅ Infracciones registradas
NOM Compliance API	Regulator Yards, Government	Registro inspecciones, reportes	✅ Ciclo 1 paso 14 (inspección)

Pending Tasks

Priority: MEDIUM | Status: Spec defined, not started

1. Patio / Yard Registry (patio-registry.html)

[ ] Needs additional work (details TBD from meeting)
[ ] Pre-registration workflow: patios register trucks in advance to prevent unexpected overloads
[ ] 80/20 focus: prioritize large patios that handle 80% of traffic

2. Departure Sequencer (departure-sequencer.html)

[ ] Unit definition: 1 unidad = 2 containers (standard, not 1-4)
[ ] Display mode: Show units (plates), NOT individual containers
[ ] Hover interaction: Display which 2 containers each unit will pick up
[ ] Concept: Units move to pick up containers (not containers to units)
[ ] Use case: Secondary tool for Highway Control module + external/empty terminals (currently paper-based)

3. Terminal Stacking (terminal-stacking.html)

[ ] Priority change: Move to LOW PRIORITY (de-prioritize)

4. Convoy Planner (convoy-planner.html) — MAJOR EXPANSION

[ ] Same patio grouping: Organize convoys by origin patio
[ ] Speed-based grouping: Group trucks by transit speed capability
[ ] Urgency-based sorting: Prioritize urgent loads in sequence
[ ] Full vs empty separation: Separate convoy types for loaded/empty containers
[ ] Port shift coordination: Align convoy arrivals with terminal operating hours (turnos)
[ ] Driver wait time optimization: Minimize queue times at gates
[ ] Convoy automation: Auto-assign trucks to convoys based on multi-criteria rules
[ ] Speed + lane assignment: Max speed + specific lane per convoy (based on cargo type)
[ ] Convoy numbering: Implement [Direction]-[Date]-[Plate]-[Consecutive#] format
[ ] Dual convoy organizers:
- [ ] Entry Organizer: Strategic Transport Station (Cuauhtémoc) — forms E- convoys
- [ ] Exit Organizer: Regulator Yard (Manzanillo) — forms S- convoys
[ ] Data integration: Convoy Planner → Highway Control module (monitor convoys on road)

5. NEW: Planner Page (bulk appointments + shipping line integration)

[ ] Excel import: Receive shipping line data in Excel format
[ ] Priority marking: Flag urgent units for special handling
[ ] Bulk appointment loading: Mass scheduling for container lists
[ ] Integration: Feeds convoy planner for grouping/optimization
[ ] Similar to: ER plan concept for terminal (like Planmer for external patios)

6. NEW: Strategic Transport Station Module

[ ] Purpose: Convoy assembly at Cuauhtémoc entry point
[ ] Features:
- [ ] Block formation dashboard (trucks 1-10 per convoy)
- [ ] Real-time monitoring of station operations
- [ ] Convoy health status
- [ ] Service tracking (tire shop, rest areas, inspections)
- [ ] VIA registration kiosk integration
[ ] Function: Assemble convoys before entering Colima state

7. NEW: Regulator Yard Module

[ ] Purpose: Convoy disassembly + shift reorganization near terminals
[ ] Features:
- [ ] Overflow management dashboard
- [ ] Shift optimization (reorganize trucks for optimal terminal loading times)
- [ ] Convoy disassembly tracking
- [ ] Capacity monitoring
[ ] Function: Handle fluctuations + optimize terminal shift alignment

8. ETA Coordination System

[ ] Calculate ETAs: From all patios → convergence points (Contecon bridge)
[ ] Send advance alerts: "Depart at [time] to arrive at [target time]"
[ ] Coordinate arrivals: First 10 trucks of appointment blocks
[ ] Example logic: 40-min patio gets 9:30 alert for 10:10 arrival

9. Map & Route Fixes

[ ] Correct GDL→MZO highway visualization in highway-control.html
[ ] Update access routes to patios/terminals based on actual geography
[ ] Validate with Google Earth: Ensure routes match reality (Malcaraz to support)

10. Terminology & Documentation

[ ] Define key concepts:
- Patio Externo (External Yard) — private truck yards (~500 total)
- Estación Estratégica de Transporte (Strategic Transport Station) — convoy assembly
- Patio Regulador (Regulator Yard) — convoy disassembly + overflow
[ ] Document synonyms: Avoid confusion across modules
[ ] Module naming review: Ensure consistency, avoid duplication

TODO: Import Verified Patios (Ready to execute - RECOMMENDED)

Priority: HIGH | File: ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/patios-verified.json (120 patios) ⭐

Phase 1: Import Verified Patios (5 min) — START HERE

[ ] Open https://via.handymanny.cloud/patio-registry.html
[ ] Click "Import JSON" button → Upload patios-verified.json (120 patios)
[ ] Verify: KPIs show 132 total (12 seed + 120 imported)
[ ] Check: Map displays verified yard locations, route-based ETAs

Phase 2: Review Unverified (Optional, ongoing)

[ ] Open patios-unverified.json (203 patios without routes)
[ ] Sample review 10-20 in Google Earth → verify if real yards
[ ] Manually add legitimate ones via VIA UI (one-by-one)
[ ] Alternative: bulk import patios-all.json (323) and delete bad ones later

Route Matching Results (2026-02-26):

124 routes extracted from KMZ (64 terminal access, 57 yard access, 3 local)
120 patios matched with routes (37% of total) — verified, route-based ETAs
203 patios unmatched (63%) — no routes in KMZ, needs manual review
4 entries resolved:
- ✅ PARE-061 (Regulador Estrategico) — KEEP, has 31km route (Cuauhtémoc regulator)
- ✅ ESES-059 (Estacion Estrategica 2) — KEEP, has route
- ❌ TRRO-287 (Transportes Roadline) — DELETED, no route
- ⚠️ HISO-142 (Highway Solutions) — In unverified, check manually

3 Import Files Created:

patios-verified.json (120) — ⭐ High confidence, route-based ETAs (RECOMMENDED)
patios-unverified.json (203) — Needs manual review in Google Earth
patios-all.json (323) — Combined (tagged with verified flag)

Data Quality:

Verified: 41% high confidence (≥80%), 18% medium (50-79%), 42% low (<50%)
ETA accuracy: ±4.6 min average (route-based, not straight-line)
Zone distribution (verified): Centro 65, Oriente 41, Norte 14

Tools & Docs:

parse-kmz-routes.js - Extract 124 routes from KML
match-patios-routes.js - Cross-reference patios with routes
split-patios.js - Create 3 filtered import files
IMPORT-STRATEGY.md - Complete import guide

Meeting Notes: VIA Development Review (2026-02-26)

Attendees: Manuel (dev) + Malcaraz (stakeholder/domain expert)

Key Decisions:

Unit Standard Confirmed: 1 truck unit = 2 containers (not variable 1-4)
Facility Types Clarified:
- Strategic Transport Station = convoy assembly (entry)
- Regulator Yard = convoy disassembly + overflow (near terminals)
Convoy Numbering: E-20260226-ABC123-001 format (direction + date + plate + sequence)
Geographic Focus: Contecon bridge as critical convergence point for ETA coordination
Patio Registry: 80/20 rule — large patios handle 80% of traffic, prioritize for convoy grouping
Module Scope Expansion: Project more ambitious than initial plan, needs modular approach for adaptability

New Modules Identified:

Planner Page (Excel import, bulk appointments, priority marking)
Strategic Transport Station dashboard (convoy assembly)
Regulator Yard dashboard (disassembly + shift optimization)
ETA Coordination System (advance alerts from patios → convergence points)

Geographic Context:

Manzanillo area: Tapeixtles, Jalipa, Pena Colorada, Artemis Logística
Highway splits to port OR Jalipa (causes confusion)
External patios scattered across zones: Norte, Sur, Centro, Oriente, Occidente

Architecture Insights:

Highway Control ≠ Terminal Control (similar but distinct particulars)
Terminal needs ER plan (like Planmer for external patios)
Terminal handles: full containers in + empty trucks back out
Data flow: Convoy Planner → Highway Control (monitor road transit)

Developer Coordination:

Define mockup/requirements delivery process
Align work with current program
Accelerate dev team progress via clear specs

Validation Support (Malcaraz):

Google Earth validation of routes
Convoy planning annotations/comments
Patio operations feedback

Patio Registry — Bulk Import from KMZ DONE (2026-02-26)

Parsed KMZ file with 451 placemarks → extracted 327 valid Point locations
Created Node.js KML parser (parse-kmz-patios.js) with zone assignment + ETA calculation
Added bulk import feature to patio-registry.html (v2.1):
- Import modal with paste/upload tabs, drag & drop support
- Duplicate detection by code, merge preview with stats
- Smart validation (required fields, GPS bounds check)
Generated patios-import.json (327 patios) → cleaned to 324 (removed 3 bad entries)
Zone distribution: Centro (169), Oriente (97), Norte (61)
GPS verification: 97% data quality, 3 confirmed bad entries removed, 4 need manual review

Fullmockups Section Overhaul DONE (2026-02-25)

3-tab system: Design Mockups (10) | Functional Mockups (21) | Approved (0)
Approve/Return buttons with localStorage persistence
All standalone pages (Batch 2/3/4) added as functional mockup cards
Gestion Terminales, Ops Monitor, Issues Command, Smart Throttle, Highway Control moved to Functional

VIA App — Logistics Platform for Port of Manzanillo

Overview

Status: Frontend prototypes complete (~88%), 37 built pages + docs KB — BUSINESS MODEL DEFINED
Dashboard: via.handymanny.cloud (auth: user@example.com / [PASSWORD])
Source: ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/ | Deploy: bash ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/deploy.sh
Purpose: State-level cargo transport management system for Colima (GDL-MZO corridor) — mandatory truck monitoring via government concession
Commercial Model: $200 MXN/truck × 5.5M trucks/year = $1.1 BILLION MXN annual revenue (SCT Libro Datos Viales 2024)

Problem Context (Three Connected Problems)

1. MZO→GDL Route (Exiting Port):

Loaded trucks speeding, causing accidents and traffic interruptions
Guardia Nacional lacks capacity to monitor thousands of daily trucks

2. Manzanillo Ingress (Entering City):

Hundreds of trucks/hour with no coordination, single main route (Libramiento El Colomo-El Naranjo)
Many foreign/no-yard trucks wander streets blocking traffic
Any incident causes instant gridlock — no alternative routes
Mexico's largest container port — two terminals: Contecon (ICTSI) and Hutchison Ports TILH
Core issues: gate congestion, no unified TAS, paper ticketing, no real-time visibility, excessive remanejos (reshuffles)

3. GDL→MZO Route (Entering Colima):

Empty/returning trucks speeding downhill, accidents, safety violations
Guardia Nacional unable to enforce NOMs effectively

VIA Solution — One App, Three Problems

Core Concept: Real-time truck tracking via drivers' own cell phones + AI route management

Transforms hundreds of chaotic individual routes into synchronized flows
Controls speed, removes trucks from congested zones, prevents accumulation
Mini-convoys of 5-10 trucks grouped by company/cargo/destination
Event logging & performance scoring per company/operator
Guardia Nacional escalation for repeat violations

Government Partnership & Legal Framework

Concession Model:

VIA offered to Colima State Government as turnkey solution
State takes highway control, makes satellite monitoring mandatory for safety/security
All trucks must have registered yard appointments to cross state roads
Prohibited: street parking/overnight (reduces ghost traffic, obstacles, sanitary/security issues)
VIA charges users, pays State a contraprestación (fee)

Regulatory Alignment — 4 NOMs:

NOM-012-SCT-2-2017: Weight, dimensions, capacities
NOM-087-SCT-2-2017: Drive times, pauses, mandatory logbooks
NOM-015-SCT-2-2022: Load securing conditions
NOM-033-SCT2-2024: Hazmat regulations
VIA Goal: Provide infrastructure/tools to enforce these effectively

Infrastructure — Two Types of Facilities (CRITICAL DISTINCTION)

Terminology clarified 2026-02-26 meeting:

Strategic Transport Stations (Estaciones Estratégicas de Transporte)

Purpose: ASSEMBLE convoys before entering Colima state Locations:

Cuauhtémoc Entry Station (GDL→MZO direction)
- Near Jalisco-Colima border
- Receives empty/loaded trucks entering Colima
- Pre-entry safety inspection
- VIA app registration for new trucks
- Forms organized convoys (5-10 trucks) by patio, speed, urgency, cargo type
- Services: tire shop, rest areas, restaurant, bathrooms

Key Function: Convoy formation + organization before state entry

Regulator Yards (Patios Reguladores)

Purpose: DISASSEMBLE convoys, handle overflow, reorganize for optimal terminal shifts Locations:

Tepalcates-Cuyutlán Regulator (near Manzanillo terminals)
- Between Tepalcates and Cuyutlán (a few km from port exit)
- Post-exit safety inspection for trucks leaving port
- Services: tire shop, tarp/reload service, rest areas, restaurant, bathrooms
- Handles overflow trucks that can't be served by main external patios
- Reorganizes trucks for optimal loading shifts at terminals
Armería Contingency Regulator
- Second line defense
- Overflow/contingency holding during severe congestion or incidents

Key Function: Convoy disassembly + shift optimization + overflow management

Coverage: Both autopista (toll highway) AND carretera libre (free highway)

Data Flow:

Strategic Transport Station (Cuauhtémoc)
   → ASSEMBLES convoys
   → Highway transit (monitored)
   → Regulator Yard (Manzanillo area)
   → DISASSEMBLES convoys
   → Reorganizes by terminal shift
   → Terminal gates

Mini-Convoy System

Structure:

Convoy size: 5-10 trucks (similar characteristics)
Unit standard: 1 truck unit (placa) = 2 containers (standard configuration)
Grouping criteria: Patio origin, speed capability, urgency, cargo type (full/empty), port shift, company
Hazmat special handling: Dedicated convoy logic, scheduled for low traffic periods, authorities notified
Company visibility: Transport companies can view their trucks in real-time
Speed synchronization: All convoy members maintain controlled speed
Route adherence: Alerts if unit deviates from assigned route

Convoy Numbering Scheme (2026-02-26): Format: [Direction]-[Date]-[Plate]-[Consecutive#]

Direction codes: E (Entry, GDL→MZO) | S (Salida/Exit, MZO→GDL)
Date: YYYYMMDD
Plate: Truck license plate
Consecutive: Sequential number per day
Example: E-20260226-ABC123-001 = Entry convoy, Feb 26 2026, plate ABC123, 1st convoy of day

Dual Convoy Organizers:

Entry Organizer (Strategic Transport Station at Cuauhtémoc)
- Receives trucks entering Colima from Guadalajara direction
- Forms convoys by patio destination, speed, urgency
- Assigns convoy ID with E- prefix
Exit Organizer (Regulator Yard near Manzanillo)
- Receives trucks leaving Manzanillo port
- Reorganizes by optimal terminal shifts
- Forms return convoys with S- prefix

Convoy-to-Highway Data Flow:

Convoy Planner assigns convoys → data transfers to Highway Control module
Highway Control monitors convoys in real-time on road
Speed enforcement + route adherence tracked per convoy ID

Speed Monitoring & Enforcement Escalation

3-Tier Alert System:

First violation: Alert to driver + copy to transport company
Repeat violation: Escalated alert to driver + company warning
Persistent violation: Guardia Nacional notified for enforcement action

Speed & Lane Assignment (2026-02-26):

Each convoy receives max speed limit based on cargo type (full/empty/hazmat)
Specific lane assignment based on convoy type and highway rules
Different limits for autopista vs carretera libre
Real-time speed tracking via GPS
Alerts if any convoy member exceeds assigned limit
Goal: Predict traffic peaks, alert authorities, prevent accidents

Event Logging: All violations recorded in company/operator performance file

Geographic Coordination — Convergence Points (2026-02-26)

Critical Convergence: Contecon Bridge

Routes from multiple external patios converge at the Contecon entry bridge
Challenge: Synchronize arrivals from patios with different distances/travel times
Solution: ETA-based coordination system

ETA Coordination Strategy:

System calculates ETA from each patio to Contecon bridge
Sends advance alerts to truckers (e.g., "depart at 9:30 to arrive at 10:10")
Target window: First 10 trucks of morning appointments (e.g., 10:00 shift) must coordinate arrival
Example scenario:
- Appointment block: 10:00 AM at terminal
- Target bridge arrival: 10:10 AM (allows 10-min buffer)
- Patio A (15 min away): Alert sent at 9:55
- Patio B (40 min away): Alert sent at 9:30
- Result: All 10 trucks arrive at bridge ~10:10, enter terminal in sequence

Route Complexity (Manzanillo Area):

Highway splits to two directions: port OR Jalipa
Causes confusion/delays if drivers miss turnoff
Key landmarks: Artemis Logística Empresarial, Tapeixtles area
Patio zones: Norte, Sur, Centro, Oriente, Occidente (tracked in dashboard)

Map Correction Needed:

Current highway-control.html route visualization (GDL→MZO) doesn't match reality
Needs update based on actual autopista geometry + access routes to patios/terminals

Core Value Proposition — End-to-End Arrival Sequencing Engine

VIA is NOT just an appointment scheduler. It's an arrival sequencing engine that optimizes the entire chain from truck yard departure to container pickup in the terminal yard.

1. Route Origin = Truck Yards (Patios)

All trucks must start from their own yards (~500 truck yards in Manzanillo area)
This is fundamental — avoids unnecessary queuing on public roads, a major cause of congestion
Yard registry: each patio has GPS coordinates, capacity, associated transport companies

2. ETA Calculation: Yard → Terminal Gate

System calculates estimated arrival time from each truck's origin yard to the assigned terminal gate
Factors: distance, route, time-of-day traffic patterns, weather, road incidents
This is indispensable for proper scheduling — without it, appointments are meaningless

3. Dynamic Departure Sequencing

Using yard-to-gate ETAs, the system adjusts departure times so each truck arrives in the correct programmed sequence at its assigned time slot
If a truck from a far yard needs to arrive at 10:00, it departs earlier than a truck from a nearby yard with the same slot
Re-sequencing is continuous — if conditions change (incident, delay), departure times update dynamically

4. Terminal Yard Optimization (Anti-Remanejo)

VIA feeds the arrival sequence data to terminal planners
Terminals use this to coordinate stacking movements (estibas) — pre-positioning containers in the yard
Containers are arranged in a logical disposition matching the truck arrival sequence
This eliminates "reflejos" (reshuffles/unnecessary moves) — the #1 operational cost driver in container yards
Result: trucks arrive → their container is already on top of the stack → minimal crane moves → faster turnaround

Data Flow Summary

~500 Patios (GPS) → ETA Engine → Departure Scheduler → Arrival Sequence
                                                              ↓
                              Terminal Yard Planner ← Sequence Feed
                                     ↓
                              Pre-position containers (estibas)
                                     ↓
                              Truck arrives → container ready → fast pickup

Terminal Container Loading Process — 14 Steps

VIA integrates with terminal operations to synchronize truck arrivals with container stacking positions.

Planning Phase (Steps 1-3):

Terminal system generates load list: containers per truck, stack positions, sequence, weights, seals
Terminal ops team pre-arranges stacks by appointment time for minimal movements (reestibas)
Load list integrates with VIA app → generates ordering, schedules, automatic messages

Appointment Management (Steps 4-6): 4. Each truck receives appointment notice with approximate load time → must confirm to hold sequence slot 5. Second reminder sent 1 hour before appointment → no response = cancelled & re-sequenced 6. Truck substitution allowed up to 2 hours before appointment

Sequencing Optimization (Steps 7-8): 7. System optimizes sequence by grouping containers per block, filling gaps for shorter crane moves 8. System calculates travel times (Waze-type routing), issues departure alerts and route assignments

Real-Time Operations (Steps 9-11): 9. Operational map shows all trucks: distance, schedule, real-time status 10. Dynamic re-sequencing: Delays/advances trigger automatic alerts → trucks pull over or speed up to restore order 11. Exit route adjustment after loading → recommended paths to leave terminal

Compliance & Tracking (Steps 12-14): 12. Dwell times auto-recorded via geofences 13. System detects route abandonment/failures → alerts for operational control 14. Tracks truck from yard departure through terminal pickup to final customer delivery

Yard Registry Mandate (~500 Yards)

New Regulation:

All external truck yards (patios) must register with VIA
Mandatory data: GPS location, access/exit routes, operating hours, appointment system, capacity, neighbor patio interaction
Authority-designed routes: Optimized to avoid counter-flows, favor operational synchronization
Staggered hours: Complementary schedules across neighbor yards to prevent simultaneous peaks
No appointment = no entry: Trucks without confirmed yard appointments cannot cross state roads

Company/Operator Scoring System

Performance Evaluation: VIA logs all events per truck/company for scoring:

Speed violations
Route deviations
Appointment compliance
Safety check pass/fail
Convoy cooperation
Authority use: Data enables targeted preventive measures for high-risk operators

Tech Stack (Planned)

Mobile: Flutter (Android-first), bilingual ES/EN
Web: React | Backend: Microservices + Kafka + Redis
Auth: OAuth2/OIDC | DB: TimescaleDB (GPS) + relational | SLO: 99.9%

5 User Roles

Role	Interface	Scope
VIA Admin	Web	All terminals, all companies, full CRUD
Government/Regulatory	Web	State-wide monitoring, Guardia Nacional alerts, NOM compliance, yard approvals, scoring reports
Terminal Planner	Web	Their terminal only, planning, loads, broadcast
Company Admin	Web + Mobile	Their fleet, operators, trucks, payments, citas, performance scores
Driver	Mobile	Map, navigation, convoy, SOS, voice assistant, speed alerts

MVP Features (Phase 1)

Appointment Scheduling (TAS), Container Status, Digital QR Ticket, Gate Recommendation, Push Notifications, Gate Wait Time, Geofence Pre-check-in, Offline Mode

Original 8:

index.html — Dashboard (24 sections + admin panel, 31 mockups, AI pipeline)
terminals.html — Full CRUD, KPIs, search/filter, Contecon + SSA/TIM
terminal-ops.html — 6 KPIs, 3 time metric gauges, comparison table, activity feed
issues-command.html — Incidents, drivers at risk, escalation rules, report modal
smart-throttle.html — Throttle status orbs, decision log, congestion diagnosis, admin overrides
highway-control.html — SVG route GDL→MZO, incidents, weather, convoy tracker
carga-masiva.html — Bulk data operations
login.html — Authentication

Batch 2 — Core Sequencing (added 2026-02-25): 9. patio-registry.html (v2.1) — Leaflet map + list split view, ~500 yard cards, CRUD modal, zone filters, capacity bars, bulk import from JSON/KMZ (paste/upload, duplicate detection, merge preview) 10. eta-dashboard.html — ETA heatmap (zones × timeslots), active route monitor, traffic factor panel, Chart.js accuracy 11. departure-sequencer.html — Timeline (06:00-22:00), sequence table, re-sequence animation, live event feed 12. terminal-stacking.html — Block cross-section grid (row × tier), container cells color-coded, efficiency gauge 13. convoy-planner.html — Convoy orchestration dashboard, 4 KPIs, status-filtered cards (Formando/Listo/En Ruta/Completado), truck train visualizations, terminal filters, unassigned truck pool, capacity bars (max 10/convoy) (added 2026-02-26) 14. regulator-yards.html — Manage 3 regulator yards (Cuauhtémoc entry station, Tepalcates-Cuyutlán exit, Armería contingency). Real-time queue monitoring, safety inspection workflow, service catalog, capacity bars, Leaflet map, active inspections table with filters (added 2026-02-27 — Business Model Module #1) 15. convoy-planner-v2.html — Enhanced convoy orchestration with 6 tabs: (1) Active Convoys (E-/S- dual organizers), (2) Auto-Grouping Algorithm (6 criteria: patio, company, speed, urgency, cargo type, terminal shift), (3) Speed Monitor (real-time tracking + 3-tier escalation), (4) Hazmat Special Handling (dedicated convoys, low-traffic scheduling, authority notifications), (5) Route Assignment (autopista vs libre), (6) Communications (convoy chat + broadcast). Full lifecycle: Formation → Ready → Departed → Enroute → Arrived → Dissolved (added 2026-02-27 — Business Model Module #2) 16. speed-enforcement.html — Real-time speed monitoring dashboard across entire VIA network with 3-tier escalation system (80-90 km/h driver alert, 90-100 km/h company warning, >100 km/h Guardia Nacional dispatch). 5 tabs: (1) Real-time Monitoring (live speed grid, KPIs, Leaflet map with color-coded markers), (2) Escalation System (3 tier cards with action definitions, escalation log), (3) Active Enforcement Actions (GN dispatch tracking, historical interventions), (4) Analytics & Trends (violations by hour, hot zones, company comparison, compliance trends), (5) Company Rankings (6 companies ranked by compliance score, methodology explanation). Route-specific limits (autopista 80 km/h, libre 60 km/h, hazmat 70 km/h) (added 2026-02-27 — Business Model Module #3) 17. container-14-step.html — TRUCK-PRIMARY MODEL: Complete 14-step truck loading process integration with interactive timeline, evidence upload system, quality gates at each step. Data Model: Truck (U-4521) as primary entity with Sencillo (1 container) or Full (2 containers) configuration badges. Containers shown as secondary attributes. Steps: (1) Truck Entry (validates truck unit + config), (2) Visual Inspection, (3) Tare Weighing, (4) Document Validation, (5) Zone Assignment, (6) Positioning, (7) Cargo Loading, (8) Securing/NOM Compliance (NOM-012, NOM-035), (9) Security Seal, (10) Gross Weighing/VGM, (11) Final QA, (12) Exit Docs (EIR), (13) Convoy Assignment (truck assigned to convoy, shows convoy composition "6 Sencillo + 4 Full = 14 containers"), (14) Transit Start (truck departure with GPS tracking). 5 tabs: Overview (KPIs showing trucks with cargas), Complete Process (full timeline with truck context), Active Trucks (truck cards with container manifests), Exceptions (truck + container issues), Analytics (efficiency by step, bottleneck identification) (added 2026-02-27 — Business Model Module #9) (RESTRUCTURED 2026-02-27 to truck-primary model) 18. dual-highway-coverage.html — Comprehensive dual highway coverage dashboard comparing Autopista GDL-MZO (267km, 80km/h, 5 toll booths, $1,850) vs Carretera Libre 80/54D (312km, 60km/h, free). 5 tabs: (1) Overview (KPIs, coverage map, truck distribution), (2) Route Comparison (specs, advantages, cost analysis), (3) Coverage Segments (segment-level GPS coverage, speed, status tables), (4) Traffic Density (24×7 heatmap with hour/day patterns), (5) Operational Analytics (30-day metrics, cost comparison, strategic recommendations). Current distribution: 53% autopista / 47% libre (added 2026-02-27 — Business Model Module #10) 19. convoy-auto-builder.html — REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATION for truck-primary model. Automated convoy formation with traffic-aware scheduling. Displays truck queue with Sencillo/Full badges, visual truck cards showing 1-2 containers per unit. AI grouping algorithm with weighted criteria (Destino 40%, Empresa 20%, Ventana Salida 25%, Hazmat 10%, Turno 5%), real-time traffic monitoring (Autopista 62%, Libre 34%, Hot Zones km 145-160 at 78%), auto-generated convoy previews with efficiency scores (98% optimal). Convoy composition clearly shown: "4 Sencillo (4 containers) + 4 Full (8 containers) = 12 total". Traffic-aware departure scheduling to prevent highway congestion (e.g., delay 2nd convoy by 45 min to avoid peak). 5 tabs: Truck Queue, Algorithm Config, Traffic Monitor, Convoy Previews, History (added 2026-02-27 — implements correct Sencillo/Full truck model)

Batch 3 — Web MVP (added 2026-02-25): 20. notification-center.html — Type-filtered list, priority badges, expand/collapse, batch actions 21. payment-credits.html — Credit balance hero, Bronze/Silver/Gold packages, transaction table, Chart.js usage 22. message-center.html — Channel list + thread view, compose bar, broadcast modal (Slack-like) 23. terminal-map.html — Full Leaflet map, truck/patio/geofence layers, terminal polygons, live stats bar 24. manzanillo-map.html — Leaflet map showing complete Manzanillo port area with both terminals (Contecon & Hutchison TILH), truck yards, highway routes (documented 2026-02-26) 25. contecon-terminal.html — Terminal-specific detailed view for Contecon (ICTSI) with Leaflet map, yard blocks, gate locations, real-time throughput metrics (documented 2026-02-26)

Batch 4 — Mobile MVP (420px viewport, added 2026-02-25): 26. qr-ticket.html — QR code (qrcode.js), appointment card, countdown timer, status banner 27. container-status.html — Vertical milestone timeline, yard location card, vessel info 28. gate-recommendation.html — Recommended gate hero, all-gates wait-time list, mini SVG terminal map 29. geofence-precheckin.html — Distance circle indicator, auto-verification checklist, gate assignment 30. pregate-checklist.html — Circular progress, tappable checkbox cards, photo capture slots 31. offline-indicator.html — Connectivity status, feature availability grid, sync status, cache summary 32. convoy-formation.html — Active convoys list, truck lineup, mini-map, formation rules 33. trip-summary.html — Completion banner, trip metrics, timeline replay, star rating

Batch 5 — Terminal Planner (added 2026-02-26): 34. terminal-planner.html — Dashboard with 6 KPIs, yard map (A1-D2), gate wait times, throttle/messages/incidents + Citas tab 35. terminal-sequence.html — Sequence Planning Board, timeline (06:00-22:00 × 6 gates), colored appointment blocks, queue + unassigned panels 36. terminal-incidents.html — Incident Management, active incidents card grid with severity, resolved table, report modal

Batch 6 — VIA Admin (added 2026-02-26): 37. user-management.html — User Management CRUD, 4 KPI cards (total/active/role distribution/recent activity), filters (role/status/search), sortable table with 7 columns, create/edit modal with role-specific dynamic fields (company selector for Company Admin/Driver, agency field for Government, terminal assignment for Terminal Planner), action buttons (edit/deactivate/reset password), FAB for new user 38. company-management.html — Company Management CRUD, 4 KPI cards (total companies/active/total fleet size/outstanding credits MXN), filters (status: all/active/inactive/suspended, search by name/RFC), sortable table with company logo placeholders, RFC/Tax ID, contact person, fleet size badge, credit balance (color-coded green/red/gray), status badge, last activity, actions (edit/view fleet/suspend-unsuspend/adjust credits), dual modal system: (1) company CRUD with RFC validation pattern, billing address textarea, notes; (2) credit adjustment modal with current balance card, +/- toggle, adjustment amount input, reason dropdown (Payment/Refund/Penalty/Bonus/Correction/Other), notes

Batch 7 — Convoy Lifecycle Tracking (added 2026-02-27): 39. cuauhtemoc-station.html — Convoy building station monitor (Concentrador). 6 KPIs (queue/forming/ready/in-transit/avg wait/capacity), 4 status sections: (1) Queue (trucks waiting, priority badges, ETAs), (2) Convoys in Formation (visual truck train 0-10/10, capacity bars, dispatch buttons), (3) Ready to Dispatch (complete convoys with full manifest), (4) Recent Departures (convoy cards with timestamps). Visual truck train shows slots filling up with truck numbers. Real-time capacity monitoring. Dispatcher controls with "Despachar Convoy" primary action (created 2026-02-27) 40. convoy-transit-map.html — Linear straight-line convoy transit visualization. KPIs (convoys in transit/avg speed/avg ETA/incidents), Cuauhtémoc→Manzanillo route line (267km) with checkpoints at Km 67 (Guadalajara), Km 134 (Colima), Km 200 (Tecomán). Convoys displayed as animated icons positioned by progress % (0-100%), hover tooltips show full details (ID, trucks, destination, km, ETA, speed). Convoy cards list below with progress circles. Auto-refresh every 10 seconds. Real-time movement simulation (created 2026-02-27) 41. terminal-crane-operations.html — COMPACT GAMIFIED terminal crane operations dashboard (45% size reduction from original). Gamification features: (1) Real-time scoring system (efficiency 50% + speed bonus + queue penalty + uptime), (2) Live leaderboard with medals (🥇🥈🥉), (3) Achievement notifications ("Speed Demon", "Perfect Hour"), (4) Active challenge card with countdown timer and progress bar, (5) Shift points tracking. Compact layout: 6-metric bar (Activas/Cola/Cargados/Eficiencia/Puntos/Reto), 4 cranes in grid (70×80px each, -33% height), horizontal scrolling truck queues (-60% space), hover-reveal detail popups (removed separate stats panel), side panel with leaderboard + challenge (300px). Animations: crane loading cycles, shimmer progress bars, achievement toasts, glow effects. Interactive: hover for stats, auto-refresh 30s, challenge timer, dynamic rankings. VIA GREEN brand compliant (created & deployed 2026-02-27)

Developer Knowledge Base (docs/):

docs/index.html — KB viewer with sidebar TOC, markdown renderer, search (1,172 lines)
17 markdown files — README, architecture, tech-stack, project-structure, deployment, coding-standards, roles-access, api-contracts, data-models, sequencing-engine, patio-data-model, eta-algorithm, departure-scheduling, resequencing-logic, tos-integration, stacking-optimization, data-flow

VIA Brand Color Update (2026-02-27) ✅ COMPLETE

Issue: All 33 VIA pages initially used incorrect BLUE-based color palette (gray sidebar, blue buttons)

Fix: Complete brand alignment to official VIA GREEN palette

Sidebar: Changed from gray (#111827) → VIA Dark Green (#0D3B2E)
Primary CTAs: Changed from blue (#2563eb) → VIA Dark Green (#0D3B2E)
Accent colors: Changed from blue (#3b82f6) → VIA Teal (#3ECFA5)
Active states: Now use VIA Teal (#3ECFA5)
Status colors: Updated to VIA semantic palette (Success #34C759, Warning #F5A623, Error #E53E3E, Port Orange #FF8C00)

Files:

Brand CSS: ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/html/via-brand.css (centralized color system with CSS custom properties)
Update script: ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/update-via-colors.sh (automated mass update)
Official guidelines: ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/VIA Brand Guidelines.docx + specialists/via-brand-official.md
Complete summary: ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/BRAND-UPDATE-SUMMARY.md

VIA Designer Agent: Created specialists/via-designer-agent.md — specialized brand compliance agent that:

Reviews all VIA design submissions against official brand guidelines
Enforces GREEN-based palette (blocks blue submissions)
8-point compliance checklist (brand, colors, typography, components, spacing, icons, layout, accessibility)
Provides corrected code snippets with before/after examples
Integrates with other design skills to provide pre-approved component templates
References built examples from 33 live pages

Status: All 33 pages deployed with correct VIA GREEN branding ✅

Missing Frontend Screens (~35 screens, mapped 2026-02-26)

Current status: 32 screens built. Figma has 115 pages. Missing ~35 production screens across 4 user roles.

VIA Admin Portal (Web) — 4 missing

~~User Management~~ — ✅ BUILT (2026-02-26) — CRUD for all user types with role-specific fields
~~Company Management~~ — ✅ BUILT (2026-02-26) — CRUD for companies with dual modals (company + credit adjustment)
System Settings — Global config (geofence radius, ETA tolerance, credit pricing, throttle rules)
Audit Logs — Filterable activity log (who did what, when)
Analytics Dashboard — System-wide KPIs (total appointments, throughput, avg wait time, revenue)
Reports Generator — Custom date range, export CSV/PDF

Terminal Planner Portal (Web) — 6 missing

Appointment Calendar — Day/week view with time slots, drag-and-drop scheduling
Container Arrival Planning — Import container list, assign to stacks, pre-positioning
Gate Management — Assign gates, open/close gates, set capacity limits
Broadcast Center — Send alerts to specific trucks/companies (delay, gate change, etc.)
Terminal Configuration — Hours, gates, zones, resource limits
Yard Visualization — Bird's-eye view of container stacks (may need yard overview beyond terminal-stacking)

Company Admin Portal (Web) — 9 missing

Fleet Management — CRUD trucks (unit #, plate, VIN, driver assignment, status)
Driver Management — CRUD drivers (name, license, phone, assign to truck)
Appointment Booking Wizard — Multi-step: select terminal → date/time → container → truck → confirm (CRITICAL)
Appointment Calendar — Company's appointments (list/calendar view, filter by status)
Payment History — Transaction log, invoices, credit purchases
Credit Purchase Flow — Select package (Bronze/Silver/Gold), checkout, payment method
Company Profile — Edit company info, billing address, contact, logo
Driver Assignments — Assign drivers to trucks, shift schedules
Trip History — All completed trips with metrics (on-time %, avg duration)

Driver Mobile App (Mobile) — 10 missing

Active Trip Navigation — Full-screen map with route, turn-by-turn, ETA countdown (CRITICAL)
Trip Instructions — Step-by-step checklist (depart yard → arrive gate → pickup container → exit)
Photo Upload — Camera capture for POD, container condition, seal verification, damage
Chat/Messaging — Thread with dispatcher, quick replies, photo sharing
SOS/Emergency — Big red button, auto-send location + contact dispatcher
Driver Profile — Edit name, phone, photo, license info
Trip History — Driver's past trips, ratings, performance stats
Voice Assistant UI — Mic button, speech-to-text, hands-free commands
Notifications List — All push notifications, mark as read
Settings — Language (ES/EN), notifications on/off, map preferences

Shared/General Screens — 6 missing

Registration Flow — Multi-step for new companies (company info → admin account → payment → verify email)
Password Reset — Email link → new password form
Email Verification — Click link → confirm account
404 / Error Pages — Branded error states
Onboarding Tutorial — First-time user walkthrough (tooltips, modals)
Help Center — FAQ, docs, contact support

Priority for MVP Phase 1 (next 8 screens)

Appointment Booking Wizard (Company Admin) — CRITICAL
Appointment Calendar (Terminal Planner) — CRITICAL
Fleet Management (Company Admin)
Driver Management (Company Admin)
Active Trip Navigation (Driver Mobile) — CRITICAL
Photo Upload (Driver Mobile)
~~User Management (VIA Admin)~~ — ✅ DONE (2026-02-26)
~~Company Management (VIA Admin)~~ — ✅ DONE (2026-02-26)

Screen Count Summary

Category	Built	Missing	Total
VIA Admin	3 (dashboard, user-management, company-management)	4	7
Terminal Planner	7 (terminals, terminal-ops, issues-command, terminal-map, terminal-planner, terminal-sequence, terminal-incidents)	6	13
Company Admin	3 (payment-credits, message-center, notification-center)	9	12
Driver Mobile	8 (qr-ticket, container-status, gate-recommendation, geofence-precheckin, pregate-checklist, convoy-formation, trip-summary, offline-indicator)	10	18
Shared	2 (login, carga-masiva)	6	8
TOTAL	32	~35	~67

Dashboard Sections (24)

MVP Progress, Gap Analysis, Missing Screens, Roadmap, Figma Audit, Meeting Notes, Screen Mockups (31+14), Task Breakdown, Team Messages, Architecture, Stakeholders, Decision Log, Publish Plan, Change Log, Test Scenarios (7), Ideas (16 seed), Open Questions (server-synced), Documentation Hub, Data Models & APIs, KPI Targets, Risk Register, Regulatory Compliance (NOM), Glossary, Friday Dev Prep (AI)

Via-Dev Intelligence Pipeline

Flask API ↔ n8n (Q1xBoqjsUQLmfpqC) ↔ Claude Haiku
Daily 8am UTC: Fetch answers → AI analysis → update dashboard state
Internal API: /internal-api/ IP-whitelisted, X-API-Key: [REDACTED]

Test Environment (JNet)

Frontend: Vue 3 on CloudFront | Backend: AWS ALB (self-signed cert issue)
Admin: testuser2@gmail.com / Testuser@123 | Terminal: test123@gmail.com / 12345678

Key Decisions (from Q&A)

Cita flow: Terminal→VIA→trucker view (not duplicate records)
Incidents: Ripple across all roles with notification cascade (0s VIA → 30s Company → 60s drivers)
Credit refund: 3-tier model (auto/auto+audit/human review)
Geofence: Automatic triggers, not planner-initiated. Milestone enum: DEPARTED→GEOFENCE→GATE→YARD→LOADING→COMPLETED

Module Classification (8 modules)

Terminal Portuaria, Control de Autopista, Patios Externos, Transportista, Conductor, AI & Automatización, Infraestructura, Regulatorio

Roadmap

Phase 0 (4-6wk): Discovery | Phase 1 (12-16wk): MVP | Phase 2 (3-6mo): PRO | Phase 3 (6-12mo): Scale

Competitive Benchmarks

GPA Trucker (Georgia Ports), TERMPoint (APM/Navis), SMATS iNode (wait time IoT)

Source Documents

~/Downloads/Via App_ Presentacion (1).pdf (22 pages)
~/Downloads/vIA.pdf (115-page Figma export)
~/Downloads/VIA Userflows.pdf (FigJam)
~/OneDrive/Escritorio/Via Escenarios PRueba.docx (7 test scenarios)
~/OneDrive/Escritorio/Proceso de planeación de carga de contenedores.pdf.docx (14-step container loading process) (added 2026-02-26)
~/OneDrive/Escritorio/PROYECTO PARA MONITOREAR EN TIEMPO REAL...docx (Full business plan: govt partnership, $1.1B revenue, 3 regulator yards, convoy system, NOMs, enforcement) (added 2026-02-26)
~/OneDrive/Escritorio/VIA-Procesos-Completos-2026-02-27.md (67KB - Complete operational processes: 2 cycles, 5 critical control points, 10 actors, feature mapping, missing screens, integrations) (added 2026-02-27)
~/OneDrive/Escritorio/VIA_Audio_Transcripts_Combined.md (12KB - Original audio transcriptions in Spanish: Cycle 1 container full, Cycle 2 empty return) (added 2026-02-27)
Audio sources: vía audio .ogg (8,464 chars), vía audio 2.ogg (3,314 chars) — Transcribed via Whisper API (2026-02-27)
Figma: QjQh5699lx0lhzL5FGK9Xy | FigJam: 3yT7DvGYBJZnXP06SLwBDl

Required New Modules (Based on Business Plan — 2026-02-26)

1. Regulator Yard Management (NEW — CRITICAL)

Purpose: Manage 3 mandatory safety check stops Features:

Yard profiles: Cuauhtémoc (entry), Tepalcates-Cuyutlán (exit), Armería (contingency)
Service catalog per yard: tire shop, rest areas, restaurant, bathrooms, tarp/reload
Safety inspection workflow: checklist, pass/fail, issue tracking
VIA registration kiosk: new truck onboarding (minutes), QR code generation
Queue management: real-time wait times, capacity monitoring
Throughput analytics: avg inspection time, daily volumes, bottleneck detection

2. Mini-Convoy Formation & Orchestration (EXPAND convoy-planner.html)

Current: Basic convoy dashboard with status cards Needs:

Grouping algorithm: 5-10 trucks by company, cargo type, destination, hazmat classification
Convoy lifecycle: Formation → Ready → Departed → En Route → Arrived → Dissolved
Speed synchronization: Real-time speed monitoring + alerts if convoy members diverge
Hazmat special logic: Dedicated convoy types, low-traffic scheduling, authority auto-notification
Route assignment: Optimal route per convoy (avoiding conflicts with neighbor patios)
Convoy communications: Group chat/broadcast for convoy members

3. Speed Monitoring & Enforcement Escalation (EXPAND smart-throttle.html)

Current: Throttle status, decision log, congestion diagnosis Needs:

Real-time speed tracking: GPS speed vs posted limits, violation detection
3-tier escalation: Driver alert (1st) → Company warning (2nd) → Guardia Nacional dispatch (3rd)
Escalation dashboard: Active violations, escalation queue, GN dispatch log
Speed limit zones: Road segment speed limits database (autopista vs libre, urban vs rural)
Repeat offender tracking: Persistent violations logged to company/operator score

4. NOM Compliance Tracking (NEW — CRITICAL)

Purpose: Enforce 4 Mexican transportation regulations Features:

NOM-012: Weight/dimension checks at regulator yards, overload alerts
NOM-087: Drive time/pause tracking, logbook validation, fatigue alerts
NOM-015: Load securing inspection checklist (photos), rejection workflow
NOM-033: Hazmat documentation validation, routing restrictions, placard verification
Compliance dashboard: Pass/fail rates per NOM, top violators, trends
Authority reporting: Export compliance data for SCT/Colima State audits

5. Hazmat Cargo Special Handling (NEW)

Purpose: Safe routing of dangerous goods Features:

Hazmat classification: UN codes, placard types, compatibility matrix
Dedicated convoy types: Separate convoys for hazmat (never mixed with general cargo)
Time-of-day restrictions: Schedule hazmat convoys during low-traffic periods (e.g., 22:00-06:00)
Authority auto-notification: Real-time alerts to Guardia Nacional, fire departments, hospitals en route
Emergency response integration: Nearest responder directory, hazmat incident protocols
Routing restrictions: Avoid urban zones, schools, hospitals unless destination

6. Company/Operator Scoring System (NEW — CRITICAL)

Purpose: Performance-based regulation, incentivize compliance Scoring Categories:

Speed violations (weighted by severity, frequency)
Route adherence (deviations, unauthorized stops)
Appointment compliance (no-shows, late arrivals, cancellations)
Safety inspections (pass/fail rate, recurring issues)
Convoy cooperation (maintains formation, responds to alerts)
NOM compliance (aggregate across 4 NOMs)

Outputs:

Company scorecard: Overall score + category breakdowns, trend graphs
Operator leaderboard: Top/bottom performers within company
Authority dashboard: High-risk companies/operators, targeted enforcement recommendations
Incentive tiers: Good performers get priority appointments, reduced fees (future)

7. Yard Appointment Mandate System (NEW — Regulatory)

Purpose: Enforce "no appointment = no entry" rule Features:

Yard registry: ~500 yards with GPS, routes, hours, capacity, appointment system integration
Appointment validation: Real-time check at Cuauhtémoc yard — truck must show confirmed appointment
Rejection workflow: Trucks without appointments redirected to holding area, must secure appointment
Staggered scheduling: VIA optimizes appointments across neighbor yards to prevent simultaneous peaks
Route optimization: Authority-designed routes to avoid counter-flows
Compliance enforcement: Trucks entering state roads without appointments flagged for fines

8. Government/Regulatory Admin Module (NEW)

Purpose: State-level oversight and enforcement coordination Features:

State-wide monitoring: Real-time map of all trucks in Colima, status overlays
Guardia Nacional integration: Alert queue, dispatch coordination, violation reports
Concession management: Revenue tracking ($200/truck), State contraprestación calculations
Yard approval workflow: New yard applications, inspections, license issuance
Scoring reports: Export company/operator performance data for regulatory action
Incident management: Accident reports, road closures, emergency response coordination
Policy configuration: Speed limits, NOM thresholds, fee structures, penalty tiers

9. Container Loading 14-Step Integration (EXPAND existing terminal modules)

Affects: terminal-ops.html, terminal-stacking.html, departure-sequencer.html Additions:

Load list import: Parse terminal system exports (containers, stacks, sequences, weights, seals)
Pre-arrangement tracker: Stack readiness status, reestiba reduction metrics
Appointment confirmation: Two-tier reminders (initial + 1hr before), auto-cancel no-response
Substitution workflow: Truck swap up to 2hr before appointment
Dynamic re-sequencing alerts: Pull-over/speed-up messages to trucks en route
Exit route guidance: Optimized departure paths from terminal
Dwell time recording: Geofence entry/exit timestamps, billing integration
Route abandonment detection: Alerts when truck deviates from assigned route

10. Dual Highway Coverage (NEW — Data Layer)

Purpose: Support both autopista (toll) and carretera libre (free) Features:

Road network database: Separate geometries for autopista vs libre routes
Route selection: Truck declares highway type at registration, VIA assigns route
Speed limits: Different limits per highway type (autopista typically faster)
Monitoring coverage: GPS tracking + alerts on both networks
Incident management: Road closure handling per highway (suggest alternate if one blocked)

Auto-update Rule

After VIA work:

Update dashboard HTML (if UI changes)
Update via-platforms.md (if processes/features/knowledge added)
Update ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/VIA-Procesos-Completos-2026-02-27.md (if operational processes change)
Deploy: bash ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/deploy.sh

After discovering new VIA knowledge (audio, meetings, docs):

Transcribe/document in ~/OneDrive/Escritorio/ with date
Update "Procesos Operativos VIA" section in this file
Update feature mapping table
Update missing screens list
Update Mission Control projects.json if scope changes

Gap Analysis Summary (2026-02-25) — 59 Gaps, 12 Categories

Current reality: VIA is a documentation/planning dashboard (8 HTML pages + Flask auth API). The arrival sequencing engine has ZERO backend implementation. All pages show mock/hardcoded data. Data stored in JSON files, no database.

CRITICAL (12 items)

#	Gap	Type
1	Patio/Yard Registry + GPS (~500 yards)	Data + Backend + Frontend
2	ETA Calculation Engine (yard → gate)	Backend + Maps API
3	Departure Scheduling Algorithm	Backend (algorithm)
4	Terminal Sequence Feed / TOS API	Integration + Backend
5	Real-Time GPS Position Tracking	Integration + Backend + Infra
6	Dynamic Re-Sequencing Logic	Backend (event-driven)
7	Container Stacking Data Exchange	Integration + Algorithm
8	Database — none exists (JSON files only)	Backend + Infra
9	Database Schema — not defined	Planning + Backend
10	Appointments API — zero endpoints	Backend
11	Security: passwordHash exposed in API	Backend (P0)
12	SSL cert issue (AWS ALB)	Infrastructure (P0)

HIGH (31 items)

ORM/data access layer, container status API, notifications/WebSocket, geofencing service, digital ticket service, messaging service, traffic/wait-time service, terminal API gateway, bulk import backend, terminal management backend
Frontend framework (Vue 3 migration), dashboard map, 12 missing screens, company web features, terminal web features, carga-masiva backend pairing, smart-throttle engine, highway-control backend
Flutter mobile app (not started), offline mode
App server (Gunicorn), WebSocket server, maps provider, FCM push, message queue/event bus
RBAC (4 roles), password reset, email verification, multi-tenant registration, session management
QR generation, QR validation at gate

MEDIUM/LOW (16 items)

Payment service, highway-control integrations, terminal-ops/issues-command backends, caching layer, CI/CD pipeline, SMS gateway, gate OCR/ANPR, offline QR scheme, analytics/reporting, audit trail, trip history, NOM-087 compliance, Carta Porte integration, testing infrastructure, load testing

Build Order (Recommended Phases)

Foundation: Database + schema + ORM + proper app server
Core Data: Patio registry + terminal CRUD backend + appointments CRUD
Sequencing Engine: ETA calc + departure scheduler + re-sequencing
Integration: Maps API + GPS tracking + TOS feed
User-Facing: QR tickets + notifications + geofencing + Flutter app
Operations: Throttle engine + highway monitoring + analytics
Scale: Offline mode + payments + regulatory compliance + CI/CD

Mission Control v3 — Unified Dashboard ✅ REACT MIGRATION COMPLETE (2026-02-28)

Basics

Live: mc.handymanny.cloud (JWT auth: user@example.com / [PASSWORD])
Source: ~/projects/mission-control/ | Deploy: bash ~/projects/mission-control/deploy.sh [staging|production] [--yes]
Stack: Express.js + better-sqlite3 + React SPA (Vite), Docker on srv1139900
Architecture: Full Node.js backend + React frontend (multi-stage Docker build)
Auth: JWT tokens in localStorage, role-based access (admin/user), project-level permissions
Migration Date: 2026-02-28 — Successfully migrated from Python-generated static HTML to reactive React app

React Migration Summary (7 Phases — COMPLETED)

Phase 1-5: Built 60+ React components (21 sections, 8 sidebar panels, hooks, utilities) Phase 6: Docker multi-stage build, volume mounts, Traefik SSL integration Phase 7: Production deployment verified — live at mc.handymanny.cloud

What Changed:

Before: Python script (generate.py) regenerated 288KB static index.html every 2 hours via Windows Task Scheduler
After: React SPA with Express.js backend, real-time API polling (30-60s intervals), interactive state management
New Features: Command Palette (Ctrl+K), dark mode toggle, collapsible sections with localStorage, real-time polling, toast notifications

Dashboard Sections (21 Total)

Overview — Static KPI pills, project summary
Urgent Actions — Priority-sorted action items
Calendar — Google Calendar integration (next 7 days)
Claude Sessions — Active sessions with token counts (30s polling)
WSI Follow-Up Tasks — n8n webhook proxy, filter by priority (60s polling)
Email Briefing — Categorized email summaries
Achievements — Gamified dashboard link
Salesforce Data Hub — Pipeline data, stage breakdown
AI Costs — Service usage breakdown with progress bars
Ocean Tracker — 11 carrier status grid
WSI Business Intelligence — Task distribution
Projects — projects.json display with filters
Recent Activity — Activity log from projects.json
SSO & Security — Security status items
Credentials Vault — Masked credentials with reveal/copy
Development — Tech stack cards
Infrastructure — Service status from n8n (60s polling)
n8n Workflows — Workflow groups with filters
Documentation — Doc links by type
Team — Team members + open positions
System Health — Health endpoint data (30s polling)

AI Services Section (NEW — 2026-02-26)

Admin-only section that monitors AI service availability and usage:

Features:

Current Model Indicator: Shows active Claude model (default: sonnet 4.5)
Service Status Cards:
- Claude API: Availability + quota/credits with progress bar
- Ollama (Local): Running status + available models (qwen2.5-coder:14b)
- NVIDIA (Free Tier): DeepSeek V3.2 (685B) + Nemotron Ultra (253B)
- Gemini: Flash 2.5 status
- n8n Anthropic: Credential ID ([CREDENTIAL_ID])
Summary Stats: Total services, available, offline
Auto-refresh: Every 60 minutes
Manual Refresh: Button with loading state
Last Update Timestamp: Shows check duration

Backend API:

Endpoint: GET /api/ai-status
File: server/routes/ai-status.js
Checks: Parallel API health checks for all services
Env vars (optional): ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, GEMINI_API_KEY, NVIDIA_API_KEY
Graceful degradation: Missing API keys show "unconfigured" status, free tiers work without keys

React Architecture (2026-02-28)

Frontend (client/):

Main Dashboard: MainDashboard.jsx with 21 section components
Components: Section wrapper, MCHeader, StatsBar, LeftNav, RightSidebar, CommandPalette
Sections: 21 individual components (OverviewSection, UrgentActionsSection, etc.)
Sidebar Panels: 8 panels (Status, Sessions, Calendar, Links, Deploy Commands, Cost, Credentials, System Links)
Hooks: usePolling (auto-refresh), useSectionCollapse, useScrollSpy, useKeyboardShortcut, useToast
Styles: /styles/mc.css with exact CSS from static version, dark mode support
Build: Vite bundler, ~643KB optimized bundle

Backend (server/):

Entry: index.js — Express app with 11 route modules
Routes: /api/auth, /api/users, /api/projects, /api/ai-status, /api/calendar, /api/infrastructure, /api/urgent, /api/operations, /api/revenue, /api/workflows, /api/notifications, /api/mc (7 proxy endpoints)
Database: SQLite (better-sqlite3) for users, external JSON files for dashboard data
Cache: In-memory cache with TTL (60s) for n8n webhook responses
WebSocket: Real-time updates on /ws (initialized but not yet used)

API Proxy Endpoints (/api/mc/):

/status → n8n /webhook/mc-status (infrastructure services)
/wsi-tasks → n8n /webhook/wsi-tasks (WSI follow-up tasks)
/emails → n8n /webhook/mc-emails (email briefing)
/sf-data → n8n /webhook/sf-data (Salesforce pipeline)
/sessions → read ~/mission-control/data/sessions.json (Claude sessions)
/urgent → combined urgent actions summary
/activity-log → read from projects.json changelog

Data Sources:

Mounted volumes: /app/data/projects.json (read-only), /app/data/external/ (sessions.json, etc.)
Google Calendar: OAuth2 credentials mounted, fetches events via API
n8n webhooks: Infrastructure status, WSI tasks, email briefing, Salesforce data
SQLite: User authentication, project assignments

Deployment Notes

Multi-stage Dockerfile: Builds React client → copies to Express server → single container
Docker volumes:
- mc-data:/app/server/data — SQLite database persistence
- ${HOST_MC_DIR}/projects.json:/app/data/projects.json:ro — mounted from Python location
- ${HOST_MC_DIR}/data:/app/data/external:ro — sessions.json, etc.
- ${HOST_MC_DIR}/calendar-credentials.json:/app/data/calendar-credentials.json:ro
- ${HOST_MC_DIR}/.calendar_token.json:/app/data/.calendar_token.json:rw
Port: 3001 (Traefik routes mc.handymanny.cloud → container:3001)
Deploy script: Enhanced with staging/production modes, --yes flag for automation
Staging support: bash deploy.sh staging → mc-beta.handymanny.cloud (requires DNS A record)
Production: bash deploy.sh production [--yes] → mc.handymanny.cloud
Build time: ~30s cached, ~2min fresh build
SSL: Traefik auto-generates Let's Encrypt certificates

Known Issues (Non-Critical)

HandyManny DB connection error: Operations route (/api/operations) tries to connect to PostgreSQL database that doesn't exist in MC setup. Can be safely ignored or route can be removed.
Staging DNS: mc-beta.handymanny.cloud needs DNS A record pointing to [VPS_IP] for staging deployments to work

Next Steps (Optional Enhancements)

[ ] Remove or mock operations route (HandyManny PostgreSQL dependency)
[ ] Add WebSocket real-time updates (server initialized, not yet used in client)
[ ] Import projects.json to SQLite for edit UI
[ ] Build project edit functionality
[ ] Mobile app (Flutter)
[ ] Add more sections as needed

Auto-update Rule

After MC updates: cd ~/projects/mission-control && bash deploy.sh productionIMPORTANT: Python cron job "Mission Control Dashboard" in Windows Task Scheduler should now be DISABLED (no longer needed)

Sales MC — Sales Scorecard Dashboard (LIVE — Real CW + SF Data)

Basics

Live: sales.handymanny.cloud (app-level JWT auth — NO more Traefik basicauth)
Source: ~/projects/sales-mc/ | Deploy: cd ~/projects/sales-mc && bash deploy.sh
Stack: Express.js + better-sqlite3 + React SPA (Vite), Docker on srv1139900
Body parser limit: 2MB (express.json({ limit: '2mb' }))
Data: 100% real production data — all demo/seed data stripped (Feb 2026)

Authentication (2026-02-25)

JWT tokens in httpOnly cookies (sales_mc_token), 7-day / 30-day (remember me)
3 roles: Admin (full + user mgmt), Manager (all data, no admin), Rep (own data only)
Users table: users with FK to salespeople, bcryptjs hashed passwords
Default users: user@example.com (admin), cristhian.trinidad@go-wsi.com (rep, salesperson_id=6)
**Password: [REDACTED]ssword789!` for both
Auto-migration: app.js creates users table on first boot if not exists
API key bypass: X-API-Key: [REDACTED] for external sync scripts
JWT_SECRET env: wsi_sales_mc_jwt_2026_s3cure_k3y (docker-compose.yml)
Rep filtering: attachSalespersonFilter middleware scopes KPI, scorecard, accounts, trade lanes to rep's own data
Files: server/middleware/auth.js, server/routes/auth.js, server/routes/users.js, client/src/contexts/AuthContext.jsx, client/src/components/LoginPage.jsx, client/src/components/UserManagementPage.jsx, client/src/components/ProtectedRoute.jsx

CW Data Sync (PRODUCTION — daily cron)

Method: Python script (/root/scripts/sales-mc-cw-sync.py) using pymssql directly — bypasses n8n MSSQL node (which has timeout bugs with JobCharge queries)
Cron: Daily at 12:00 UTC (6 AM CT) on VPS srv1139900
Credentials: /root/scripts/cw_creds.json (extracted from n8n encrypted credential store)
Performance: 9 queries in ~3.3s total (3 APAR + 2 Volumes + AR + Accounts + Trade Lanes + Dept Ops)
n8n workflow 9JWEk6T8sFYONgYe: DEACTIVATED — replaced by Python cron approach
Date Basis (2026-02-25): APAR runs 3x (ETA/ETD/POST), Volumes runs 2x (ETA/ETD). Each row tagged with DateBasis field. POST query JOINs AccTransactionLines for AR posting date. ~230 profit_revenue rows + ~147 volume rows.

Salesforce Data Sync (PRODUCTION — daily cron)

Method: Shell script (/root/scripts/sales-mc-sf-sync.sh) triggers POST /api/sync/salesforce
Pipeline: Power Automate pushes SF data → n8n webhook /sf-data (caches) → Sales MC fetches from cache
Cron: Daily at 12:05 UTC (5 min after CW sync)
n8n SF Data Hub: Workflow aXxt5OPrwtVoGZsQ, API key [API_KEY]
SF data cached: 50 opportunities, 200 accounts, 200 contacts, 200 tasks, 200 events, 24 users
OwnerId mapping: SF Users table → name fuzzy match → salesperson_id

9 CW Queries (multi-date-basis)

Query	DateBasis	Rows	Time	Description
APAR-ETA	ETA	~81	0.2s	Revenue/Profit grouped by estimated arrival
APAR-ETD	ETD	~75	0.1s	Revenue/Profit grouped by estimated departure
APAR-POST	POST	~74	0.3s	Revenue/Profit grouped by AR posting date (JOINs AccTransactionLines)
Volumes-ETA	ETA	~78	0.2s	TEU/Container/BL grouped by arrival
Volumes-ETD	ETD	~69	0.2s	TEU/Container/BL grouped by departure
AR	—	~19	0.2s	Outstanding AR balances
Accounts	—	~100	0.1s	Active CW accounts
Trade Lanes	—	~768	0.2s	Origin-destination port volumes
Dept Ops	—	~771	0.7s	Department-level P&L by customer

Sales Rep Codes (in seed.js)

Person	CW Code	SF User ID	Territory	Status
Janice Kim	JKM	005Kd000004a9wjIAA	SoCal - LA/OC	Active
Thomas Kim	TKM	005Kd000004a9weIAA	LAX Metro	Active
Michael Mendoza	MMA	005Kd000004aZgzIAE	Arizona / National	Active
George Damwijk	GDK	005Kd000004ao2MIAQ	Arizona	Active
Jimmy Yim	JYM	005Kd000004ao2RIAQ	SoCal	Active
Cristhian Trinidad	null	005Kd000004a5hhIAA	Mexico Cross-Border	Inactive (Ops)
Jeff Chang	JCG	005Kd000004asgOIAQ	SoCal	Inactive

Scorecard Targets (calibrated to real CW data)

Category	Weight	Target
Profit	30%	$18,000/month
Volume (files)	20%	30/month
New Business	20%	2/month
Retention	15%	90%
Activity (SF)	15%	50/month

Key CW Schema Notes

RefUNLOCO country column = RL_RN_NKCountryCode (NOT RL_NKCountryCode)
APAR query uses OPTION (FORCE ORDER) + starts from JobShipment (fast path)
All queries use WITH (NOLOCK) + CONVERT(char(7), ..., 120) for dates

Webhook Endpoints

POST /api/sync/cargowise — accepts JSON payload with apar, containers, ar, accounts, trade_lanes arrays
POST /api/sync/salesforce — fetches from n8n SF cache, maps OwnerId → salesperson via Users table. Body: {"period":"2026-02"}

Code Fixes Applied

Profit bug (app.js:765): Changed from Revenue + Profit to row.Profit || 0
Volumes upsert: Extended to include containers_20gp, containers_40gp, containers_40hc, air_job_count, customer_count
Body parser: Added { limit: '2mb' } for large trade lanes payload
Demo data stripped: All seed data generation removed, only salespeople + scorecard config remain

1414 Expediente Documentation

Live: docs-1414.[VPS_HOSTNAME]
Source: ~/projects/1414-expediente/
13 documentation sections, dark theme, for Agencia Aduanal Sansores (Patente 1770)
n8n: Monthly Reset + Recordatorios (4-tier email reminders)

CHAROS Platform Plan (STALE — ARCHIVED)

Unbuilt Google Sheets-based tracking platform plan
Superseded by: HandyManny (Next.js + Prisma + PostgreSQL)
7 proposed n8n workflows (WF1-WF7), none built

Brand Color Update (2026-02-27)

CRITICAL: All VIA pages updated with official brand guidelines.

Color Changes

Sidebar: Gray #111827 → VIA Dark Green #0D3B2E
Primary CTAs: Blue #2563eb → VIA Dark Green #0D3B2E
Accents: Blue #3b82f6 → VIA Teal #3ECFA5
Status colors updated to official VIA palette

Files

Added via-brand.css with official color system
Updated all 33 HTML pages
Deployed to production: https://via.handymanny.cloud

VIA IS GREEN, NOT BLUE!

VIA Business Model — 10-Module Roadmap Progress (2026-02-27)

Status: 5 of 10 modules complete (50%) | 45 pages deployed at via.handymanny.cloud

✅ Module 1: Regulator Yards (Completed 2026-02-27)

Files: regulator-yards.htmlPurpose: Manage 3 government inspection stations (Cuauhtémoc entry, Tepalcates exit, Armería contingency) Features:

Real-time queue monitoring with 6 inspection lanes
5-step safety inspection workflow (registration → visual → weight → documentation → clearance)
Service catalog (inspections, weigh station, parking, fuel, repairs)
Active inspections table with filters (pending, in-progress, completed, violations)
Leaflet map integration for yard visualization
Capacity bars showing lane utilization
Violation tracking with severity levels

Business Value: Enforces NOM compliance at entry/exit points, prevents overweight/unsafe vehicles, generates revenue from inspection fees.

✅ Module 2: Convoy Planner v2 (Completed 2026-02-27)

Files: convoy-planner-v2.html, convoy-auto-builder.html, cuauhtemoc-station.html, convoy-transit-map.htmlPurpose: Automated convoy formation and lifecycle management Features:

Auto-builder: Groups 5-10 trucks by company, cargo type, destination, hazmat status
Cuauhtémoc Station: Convoy building concentrador with 4 sections (queue → formation → ready → departed)
Transit Map: Linear GDL↔MZO route visualization with real-time convoy positions, speed monitoring
Lifecycle tracking: Formation → Ready → Departed → En Route → Arrived → Dissolved
Speed synchronization: Real-time alerts if convoy members diverge from target speed
Company grouping: Transport companies see their trucks in real-time
Hazmat special handling: Dedicated convoy logic, low-traffic scheduling, authority notifications

Business Value: Reduces highway congestion, improves safety through coordinated travel, enables speed enforcement at convoy level.

✅ Module 3: Speed Enforcement (Completed 2026-02-27)

Files: speed-enforcement.html, highway-control.htmlPurpose: Monitor and enforce speed limits on GDL↔MZO highway with 3-tier escalation Features:

Real-time speed monitoring dashboard with map visualization
3-tier escalation system:
- Tier 1: Driver alert (in-app notification)
- Tier 2: Company warning (email to transport company)
- Tier 3: Guardia Nacional dispatch (authority notification)
Active violations queue with auto-escalation logic
Speed limit zones database (autopista 110 km/h, libre 80 km/h, urban 60 km/h)
Repeat offender tracking (logged to company/operator score)
Speed zone map with color-coded segments
Historical violations dashboard with trends

Business Value: Prevents accidents, reduces liability for State of Colima, creates accountability for transport companies, enables data-driven enforcement.

✅ Module 4: NOM Compliance Dashboard (Completed 2026-02-27)

Files: nom-compliance.htmlPurpose: Track compliance with 4 Mexican transportation regulations Features:

7-tab dashboard:
1. Overview: Compliance scores, trend charts, top violators
2. NOM-012: Weight/dimension tracking, overload alerts
3. NOM-087: Drive times, mandatory pauses, fatigue alerts
4. NOM-015: Load securing inspections, rejection workflow
5. NOM-033: Hazmat documentation, routing restrictions
6. Violadores Frecuentes: Repeat offender companies/operators
7. Reportes Autoridades: Export compliance data for SCT/Colima audits
Overall compliance score: 92.3%
Chart.js trend visualization (12-month compliance rates)
Per-NOM pass/fail tracking
Authority export (PDF/CSV for SCT and Colima State)

Business Value: Government accountability, safety enforcement, creates scoring basis for Module 6, enables regulatory reporting.

✅ Module 5: Hazmat Route Planner (Completed 2026-02-27)

Files: hazmat-planner.htmlPurpose: Plan compliant routes for hazardous materials transport (NOM-033) Features:

5-tab dashboard:
1. Planificador: Route configuration (origin/destination, hazmat class, UN numbers, quantity, optimal departure time)
2. Restricciones: 8 active restrictions (urban zones, schools, hospitals, water bodies, weather, construction, highway preference, time-of-day)
3. Permisos: SCT permit management with validity tracking (47 vigentes, 4 expiring this week)
4. Rutas Activas: Real-time tracking of 12 active MatPel routes with ETA and checkpoint progress
5. Checkpoints: 5 official SCT checkpoints with full documentation requirements
Zone classification:
- 🔴 Red: Prohibited (populations >100k)
- 🟠 Orange: Time-restricted zones
- 🟢 Green: Approved routes
- 🔵 Blue: SCT checkpoints
Smart scheduling: Recommends 04:00-06:00 departure to avoid populated areas during peak hours
Compliance alerts: NOM-033 no transit 07:00-22:00 in urban centers
Documentation checklist: 7 required docs (SCT permit, MSDS, Carta Porte, license E, training cert, emergency plan, insurance)
Safety inspections: Vehicle requirements (hazmat diamond, extinguishers, spill kits, reflective signage)
Penalty warnings: $50k-$150k MXN fines for non-compliance
Interactive map placeholder for Google Maps/Mapbox integration

Business Value: Prevents $50k-$150k fines, avoids dangerous routes through populated areas, ensures regulatory compliance, reduces liability, protects public safety.

⏳ Module 6: Scoring System (PENDING — Next Priority)

Status: Design notes only, not built Purpose: Company and operator compliance ratings based on violations, delays, incidents Planned Features:

Company scoring: 0-100 scale based on:
- Speed violations history
- NOM compliance rates
- On-time performance
- Safety incident count
- Repeat offender penalties
Operator scoring: Individual driver ratings (license validity, training certs, violations)
Score tiers: Gold (90-100), Silver (75-89), Bronze (60-74), At-Risk (<60)
Public leaderboard: Top-performing companies visible to all
Score-based benefits:
- Gold: Priority appointment slots, reduced fees
- At-Risk: Mandatory inspections, restricted hours
Trend analysis: Monthly score changes, improvement tracking

Business Value: Creates incentive system for compliance, enables risk-based enforcement, rewards good actors, penalizes repeat offenders.

⏳ Module 7: Yard Appointment Mandate (PENDING)

Status: Critical blocker, not built Purpose: Prohibit entry to Colima without confirmed patio appointment Planned Features:

Checkpoint enforcement: All trucks must show valid appointment at Cuauhtémoc entry station
Real-time verification: QR code scan validates appointment against central database
Rejection workflow: No appointment = turn back at entry (prevents "tirar en calles")
Emergency appointments: Same-day booking for urgent cases (premium fee)
Capacity management: Prevent overbooking, distribute load across 500 patios
Naviera integration: Auto-sync shipping line appointments to VIA system

Business Value: SOLVES CYCLE 2 CRITICAL PROBLEM — eliminates ~1000 trucks blocking streets waiting for patio space, coordinates naviera-patio-transporter, creates appointment marketplace revenue.

⏳ Module 8: Government Admin Panel (PENDING)

Status: Design notes only, not built Purpose: State/Federal authority monitoring and reporting dashboard Planned Features:

Live system overview: Active convoys, trucks in transit, appointments, violations
Authority dashboards:
- Colima State: Revenue, compliance rates, infrastructure utilization
- SCT Federal: NOM compliance exports, hazmat routes, inspection results
- Guardia Nacional: Active alerts, speed violations, hazmat tracking
Reporting exports: CSV/PDF for audits and regulatory filings
Analytics: Trends, top violators, revenue projections
Emergency controls: Pause appointments, close yards, activate contingency protocols

Business Value: Government transparency, regulatory compliance, enables public-private partnership, creates audit trail.

⏳ Module 9: 14-Step Container Integration (PENDING)

Status: Design notes only, not built Purpose: Full container lifecycle tracking from port arrival to destination Planned Features:

14-step tracking:
1. Container arrives at port
2. Customs clearance
3. Terminal assigns appointment
4. Port generates DECK permit
5. VIA calculates departure time
6. Truck departs patio
7. Arrives at terminal (in sequence)
8. Container loaded
9. Convoy formation (optional)
10. Highway transit
11. Speed enforcement
12. Regulator yard inspection
13. Destination arrival
14. POD (Proof of Delivery)
Integration points: Terminal APIs, customs VUCEM, GPS trackers, mobile app
Client portal: Importers see real-time container location
ETA predictions: ML-based arrival time estimates

Business Value: End-to-end visibility for importers, reduces terminal calls, creates upsell opportunity (premium tracking), competitive advantage vs traditional freight forwarders.

⏳ Module 10: Dual Highway Coverage (PENDING)

Status: Design notes only, not built Purpose: Expand VIA beyond GDL↔MZO to cover second major route Planned Routes:

Current: Guadalajara ↔ Manzanillo (VIA Phase 1)
Expansion options:
- Querétaro ↔ Manzanillo (high volume, connects central Mexico)
- León ↔ Manzanillo (Bajío industrial corridor)
- CDMX ↔ Lázaro Cárdenas (alternate port, larger market)
Features: Replicate full VIA system (regulator yards, convoys, speed enforcement, appointments) on new route
Infrastructure: New regulator yards, convoy formation stations, additional patio integrations

Business Value: 2x revenue potential, reduces competitor threat, establishes VIA as national platform (not just Colima), creates network effects.

Deployment Status

Total pages: 45 HTML mockups
Live URL: https://via.handymanny.cloud
Brand compliance: 100% VIA GREEN design system
Deploy command: bash ~/Downloads/via-plan-deploy/deploy.sh
VPS: [VPS_HOSTNAME] (shared with n8n, headless-browser)
Tech stack: Static HTML + Python Flask API + Docker + nginx

Next Steps (Priority Order)

Module 6: Scoring System — Build company/operator compliance ratings dashboard
Module 7: Yard Appointment Mandate — CRITICAL BLOCKER for Cycle 2 (eliminates street chaos)
Module 8: Government Admin Panel — Enable authority monitoring and regulatory exports
Module 9: 14-Step Container Integration — Full lifecycle tracking for competitive advantage
Module 10: Dual Highway Coverage — Geographic expansion to 2x revenue

VIA & Platforms Specialist ​

Latest Updates ​

VIA Platform Backend Automation — COMPLETE (2026-02-28) ​

Error Monitoring System — FULLY DEPLOYED (2026-02-28) ​

VIA System Integration Analysis — COMPLETE (2026-02-27) ​

Procesos Operativos VIA — Conocimiento Core (2026-02-27) ​

Dos Ciclos Operativos Fundamentales ​

CICLO 1: Contenedor Lleno (Importación → Destino) ​

CICLO 2: Contenedor Vacío (Regreso a Naviera) ​

Puntos Críticos de Control (5) ​

🔴 CRÍTICO 1: Desorden en Llegadas a Terminal ​

🔴 CRÍTICO 2: Camiones Vacíos sin Destino ​

🔴 CRÍTICO 3: Velocidad y Seguridad ​

🟡 CRÍTICO 4: Inspección NOMs ​

🟡 MEDIO 5: Variante Burra/Patio Externo ​

Actores del Sistema (10 roles) ​

Documentos Clave en el Flujo ​

Sistemas Externos a Integrar ​

Mapeo Features VIA vs Procesos Reales ​

Pantallas Críticas Faltantes (Prioridad por Procesos) ​

🔴 P0 - Bloqueantes MVP (4 pantallas) ​

🟡 P1 - Alta Prioridad (4 pantallas) ​

🟢 P2 - Media Prioridad (5 pantallas) ​

Valor Diferencial VIA (Descubierto en Procesos) ​

Integraciones API Necesarias ​

Pending Tasks ​

TODO: VIA Screen Refinements (2026-02-26) ​

1. Patio / Yard Registry (patio-registry.html) ​

2. Departure Sequencer (departure-sequencer.html) ​

3. Terminal Stacking (terminal-stacking.html) ​

4. Convoy Planner (convoy-planner.html) — MAJOR EXPANSION ​

5. NEW: Planner Page (bulk appointments + shipping line integration) ​

6. NEW: Strategic Transport Station Module ​

7. NEW: Regulator Yard Module ​

8. ETA Coordination System ​

9. Map & Route Fixes ​

10. Terminology & Documentation ​

TODO: Import Verified Patios (Ready to execute - RECOMMENDED) ​

Meeting Notes: VIA Development Review (2026-02-26) ​

Patio Registry — Bulk Import from KMZ DONE (2026-02-26) ​

Fullmockups Section Overhaul DONE (2026-02-25) ​

VIA App — Logistics Platform for Port of Manzanillo ​

Overview ​

Problem Context (Three Connected Problems) ​

VIA Solution — One App, Three Problems ​

Government Partnership & Legal Framework ​

Infrastructure — Two Types of Facilities (CRITICAL DISTINCTION) ​

Strategic Transport Stations (Estaciones Estratégicas de Transporte) ​

Regulator Yards (Patios Reguladores) ​

Mini-Convoy System ​

Speed Monitoring & Enforcement Escalation ​

Geographic Coordination — Convergence Points (2026-02-26) ​

Core Value Proposition — End-to-End Arrival Sequencing Engine ​

1. Route Origin = Truck Yards (Patios) ​

2. ETA Calculation: Yard → Terminal Gate ​

3. Dynamic Departure Sequencing ​

4. Terminal Yard Optimization (Anti-Remanejo) ​

Data Flow Summary ​

Terminal Container Loading Process — 14 Steps ​

Yard Registry Mandate (~500 Yards) ​

Company/Operator Scoring System ​

Tech Stack (Planned) ​

5 User Roles ​

MVP Features (Phase 1) ​

Built Pages (38 total, light theme + dark sidebar) ​

VIA Brand Color Update (2026-02-27) ✅ COMPLETE ​

Missing Frontend Screens (~35 screens, mapped 2026-02-26) ​

VIA Admin Portal (Web) — 4 missing ​

Terminal Planner Portal (Web) — 6 missing ​

Company Admin Portal (Web) — 9 missing ​

Driver Mobile App (Mobile) — 10 missing ​

Shared/General Screens — 6 missing ​

Priority for MVP Phase 1 (next 8 screens) ​

Screen Count Summary ​

Dashboard Sections (24) ​

Via-Dev Intelligence Pipeline ​

Test Environment (JNet) ​

Key Decisions (from Q&A) ​

Module Classification (8 modules) ​

Roadmap ​

VIA & Platforms Specialist

Latest Updates

VIA Platform Backend Automation — COMPLETE (2026-02-28)

Error Monitoring System — FULLY DEPLOYED (2026-02-28)

VIA System Integration Analysis — COMPLETE (2026-02-27)

Procesos Operativos VIA — Conocimiento Core (2026-02-27)

Dos Ciclos Operativos Fundamentales

CICLO 1: Contenedor Lleno (Importación → Destino)

CICLO 2: Contenedor Vacío (Regreso a Naviera)

Puntos Críticos de Control (5)

🔴 CRÍTICO 1: Desorden en Llegadas a Terminal

🔴 CRÍTICO 2: Camiones Vacíos sin Destino

🔴 CRÍTICO 3: Velocidad y Seguridad

🟡 CRÍTICO 4: Inspección NOMs

🟡 MEDIO 5: Variante Burra/Patio Externo

Actores del Sistema (10 roles)

Documentos Clave en el Flujo

Sistemas Externos a Integrar

Mapeo Features VIA vs Procesos Reales

Pantallas Críticas Faltantes (Prioridad por Procesos)

🔴 P0 - Bloqueantes MVP (4 pantallas)

🟡 P1 - Alta Prioridad (4 pantallas)

🟢 P2 - Media Prioridad (5 pantallas)

Valor Diferencial VIA (Descubierto en Procesos)

Integraciones API Necesarias

Pending Tasks

TODO: VIA Screen Refinements (2026-02-26)

1. Patio / Yard Registry (patio-registry.html)

2. Departure Sequencer (departure-sequencer.html)

3. Terminal Stacking (terminal-stacking.html)

4. Convoy Planner (convoy-planner.html) — MAJOR EXPANSION

5. NEW: Planner Page (bulk appointments + shipping line integration)

6. NEW: Strategic Transport Station Module

7. NEW: Regulator Yard Module

8. ETA Coordination System

9. Map & Route Fixes

10. Terminology & Documentation

TODO: Import Verified Patios (Ready to execute - RECOMMENDED)

Meeting Notes: VIA Development Review (2026-02-26)

Patio Registry — Bulk Import from KMZ DONE (2026-02-26)

Fullmockups Section Overhaul DONE (2026-02-25)

VIA App — Logistics Platform for Port of Manzanillo

Overview

Problem Context (Three Connected Problems)

VIA Solution — One App, Three Problems

Government Partnership & Legal Framework

Infrastructure — Two Types of Facilities (CRITICAL DISTINCTION)

Strategic Transport Stations (Estaciones Estratégicas de Transporte)

Regulator Yards (Patios Reguladores)

Mini-Convoy System

Speed Monitoring & Enforcement Escalation

Geographic Coordination — Convergence Points (2026-02-26)

Core Value Proposition — End-to-End Arrival Sequencing Engine

1. Route Origin = Truck Yards (Patios)

2. ETA Calculation: Yard → Terminal Gate

3. Dynamic Departure Sequencing

4. Terminal Yard Optimization (Anti-Remanejo)

Data Flow Summary

Terminal Container Loading Process — 14 Steps

Yard Registry Mandate (~500 Yards)

Company/Operator Scoring System

Tech Stack (Planned)

5 User Roles

MVP Features (Phase 1)

Built Pages (38 total, light theme + dark sidebar)

VIA Brand Color Update (2026-02-27) ✅ COMPLETE

Missing Frontend Screens (~35 screens, mapped 2026-02-26)

VIA Admin Portal (Web) — 4 missing

Terminal Planner Portal (Web) — 6 missing

Company Admin Portal (Web) — 9 missing

Driver Mobile App (Mobile) — 10 missing

Shared/General Screens — 6 missing

Priority for MVP Phase 1 (next 8 screens)

Screen Count Summary

Dashboard Sections (24)

Via-Dev Intelligence Pipeline

Test Environment (JNet)

Key Decisions (from Q&A)

Module Classification (8 modules)

Roadmap