MDriven’s Team Task Planner tutorial introduces a lightweight planner modeled in MDriven Designer. The planned application includes projects, tasks, members, progress tracking, and automated business logic.

What the tutorial says the application will do

The tutorial describes an application that can:

• Create projects and manage team members.
• Add, assign, and track tasks.
• Calculate project progress automatically.
• Enforce real-time validation rules.

It presents the model as the place where structure, relationships, business logic, and UI validation are defined.

Step 1: Create the domain model

Create these four classes:

• Team
• Project
• Task
• Member

Add the following relationships:

• A Team has many Project objects.
• A Project has many Task objects.
• A Task can be assigned to a Member.

According to the tutorial, defining these classes and associations establishes the structural foundation and database schema for the system.

Step 2: Add attributes

Add these attributes:

Class	Attribute	Type
Project	Name	String
Project	Deadline	Date
Task	Title	String
Task	IsCompleted	Boolean
Task	Priority	Integer
Member	Name	String
Member	Email	String

Step 3: Add OCL-derived task counts

The tutorial uses Object Constraint Language (OCL) expressions in the model to calculate project information.

Total task count

Add a derived attribute named TotalTasks to Project:

self.tasks->size

This expression returns the number of tasks associated with the project.

Completed task count

Add a derived attribute named CompletedTasks to Project:

self.tasks->select(IsCompleted)->size

This expression selects completed tasks and returns their count.

Needs human verification

The supplied passage says that the two counts will be combined to calculate overall project progress, but it does not include the resulting OCL expression. It also does not document:

• The exact validation rule or permitted priority range.
• Any AutoForms commands or generated ViewModel behavior.
• Steps for running the planner in a browser.
• A test data set or expected calculated progress value.

Add those details only after checking the complete tutorial or another authoritative MDriven source.