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ietf-draft-analyzer/data/reports/improvement-ideas.md
Christian Nennemann 6e3a387778 Idea quality pipeline, web UI features, academic paper
- Tighten idea extraction prompts (1-4 ideas, no sub-features) reducing
  1,907 ideas to 468 across 434 drafts (78% reduction)
- Add embedding-based dedup (ietf dedup-ideas) for same-draft similarity
- Add novelty scoring (ietf ideas score) and filtering (ietf ideas filter)
  using Claude to rate ideas 1-5, removing 49 generic building blocks
- Final count: 419 high-quality ideas (avg 1.1/draft)
- Web UI: gap explorer with live draft generation and pre-generated demos
- Web UI: D3.js author collaboration network (498 nodes, 1142 edges,
  68 clusters, org filtering, interactive zoom/pan)
- Academic paper: 15-page LaTeX workshop paper analyzing the 434-draft
  AI agent standards landscape
- Save improvement ideas backlog to data/reports/improvement-ideas.md

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-06 22:17:57 +01:00

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# IETF Draft Analyzer — Improvement Ideas
*Saved 2026-03-06 for future implementation*
## Quick Wins
### 1. Finish the Web Dashboard
`src/webui/` has a solid plan (PLAN.md) but is partially built. A live, interactive explorer makes the data far more accessible than markdown reports. Priority: ship it.
### 2. Publish the Blog Series
8 posts drafted in `data/reports/blog-series/`. Publish on GitHub Pages, dev.to, or a static site. The "4:1 capability-to-safety ratio" finding is shareable and provocative.
### 3. Trend Alerts (`ietf watch`)
Add a CLI command that re-fetches weekly and flags new drafts, revised drafts, and drafts moving toward WG adoption. Makes this a living tool, not a one-shot analysis.
## Medium Effort
### 4. Interactive Embedding Map
Export Ollama embeddings as a 2D UMAP/t-SNE scatter plot (Plotly or Observable). Color by category, size by score. Most visually compelling artifact possible.
### 5. Draft Recommendation Engine
With 1,907 ideas and embeddings, build "if you're interested in X, these drafts are most relevant." Useful for IETF participants finding related work before submitting.
### 8. IETF Meeting Companion
Time around IETF 123 (July 2026). "Here are the AI/agent drafts being discussed, clustered by theme, with quality ratings." Extremely useful for attendees.
### 9. Expand Beyond AI/Agent
The pipeline (fetch > analyze > rate > embed > gap-find) is generic. Apply to other IETF topics: post-quantum crypto, MASQUE/proxying, IoT security. Each becomes a new landscape report.
### 11. Living Dashboard with RSS/Email Digest
Combine web UI with trend alerts. Weekly email: "3 new AI agent drafts this week, 1 gap partially filled, here's what changed." Newsletter-ify the analysis.