Implementation Summary
MVP production summary for tenant users: what works now, what is reliable, and what is still evolving
This page is written for workspace owners and team users who want a practical understanding of current MVP production readiness.
Product Areas That Are In Good Shape
- tenant-aware authentication and workspace creation
- bot management and secure builder launch
- Telegram connection with webhook status and reconnect controls
- webchat setup, embed generation, and rollout controls
- Stripe-backed checkout and billing portal flow
- core webchat API hardening and test coverage
Core Platform Capabilities
- multi-tenant workspace isolation and subscription-aware access
- Telegram and Webchat as active setup surfaces for tenants
- conversations, contacts, and leads workflow for daily operations
- flows plus AI fallback for structured and open-ended responses
- billing visibility with plan and upgrade controls
Areas Still Evolving In MVP
- Activity currently uses mock data, not a full live event feed.
- Settings are limited to basic account information.
- Some analytics and usage views are still conservative.
- Some management screens are operationally useful but not yet fully streamlined.
MVP Reliability Snapshot
- Vitest suite: 128 passing tests across 9 files.
- Playwright E2E suite: 7 passing widget scenarios in webchat widget tests.
- Coverage is strongest in webchat security and API surface.
- Playwright runner was hardened to avoid accidental server reuse.
Recommended Next Improvements
- replace mock activity data with real tenant event history
- expand settings into true workspace management
- align onboarding copy with Telegram and Webchat-first setup paths
- finish usage accounting visibility for limits