# Migration Report

## Summary
The migration of the monolithic FSD (Functional Specification Document) Markdown files to the OpenSpec standard is complete. The goal was to decompose massive, human-oriented Word-converted markdown files into Agent-Friendly, atomic, and structured OpenSpec documents. 

## Completed Tasks
1. **Decomposition:** All major monolithic files have been decomposed into domain-specific subdirectories.
2. **Archiving:** The original monolithic markdown files have been moved to `docs/specs/archive/`.
3. **Format Standardization:** The newly created documents follow the OpenSpec format, including proper YAML frontmatter (`title`, `type`, `status`, `domain`).
4. **Cleanup:** Unnecessary UI clutter, malformed artifacts (e.g. `[Image Removed]`), and verbose narrative instructions were removed or converted into structured business rules and data schemas.

## Output Structure
The new documentation is organized into the following domains under `docs/specs/`:
* `customer_management/`: Profiles, Accounts, Cards, Pool Balances, Transactions, Adjustments, etc.
* `reward_campaign/`: Campaign Structures, Rules, Criteria, Formulas, Counter Definitions, Transaction Categories, etc.
* `onetargeting/`: Segmentation, Audiences.
* `onecatalogue/`: Catalogues, Categories, Master Items, Vouchers.
* `onemarketing/`: Messages, Campaigns, A/B Testing, Whitelists, Blacklists.
* `oneaccess/`: Users, Permissions, Profiles.
* `oneadmin/`: Framework behavior.
* `system_management/`: Application parameters.
* `introduction/`: Terminology.
* `reference/`: References, Change History.

## Next Steps
- Implement Agent tooling capable of reading these OpenSpec files to generate test cases or boilerplate code.
- Ensure any future updates to the requirements are made directly to the atomic OpenSpec files, not the archived monolithic documents.