TODO - May 19, 2025
CLEAN BREAK ARCHITECTURE IMPLEMENTATION
We are implementing a clean break architecture approach that prioritizes architectural clarity, consistent patterns, and future extensibility. This involves a phased redesign of core components around services, breaking backward compatibility when necessary. We will implement service-enabled versions of providers, agents, and knowledge systems that work alongside existing implementations until we’ve validated the new architecture.
Current Sprint Focus
Revised Priority Requirements
Core Services Integration (Critical) ✅
- Core service interfaces and schemas implemented
- Service registry implementation completed
- Event system with middleware functionality working
- Buffer system with flow control implemented
- State container with transitions operational
- Command pattern system fully implemented
- Fixed all implementation issues and tests passing
Provider System Redesign (Critical)
- Complete base provider with service integration
- Implement provider command pattern
- Create service-enabled implementations for all providers
Schema-Validated Interfaces (Critical)
- Ensure all components have schema validation
- Validate all inter-component communication
- Create comprehensive validation test suite
Core Services Implementation
1. Core Services Implementation (Target: May 19) ✅
- Complete implementation of ServiceRegistry class
- Implement Buffer system for data flow control
- Create StateContainer implementation with versioning
- Add CommandExecutor and Command pattern implementation
- Implement EventSystem with publish-subscribe pattern
- Fix all implementation issues (added missing imports, etc.)
- Comprehensive test suite passing for all core services
- Implement core/type_vars.py module with TypeVar definitions
- Update core/types.py to use centralized TypeVar definitions
- Update core/protocols.py to use centralized TypeVar definitions
- Fix circular imports between modules
- Add comprehensive type documentation
- Verify implementation with tests
- Complete implementation of
EventEnabledProviderclass - Add event tracking for generate, stream, and validate operations
- Implement
create_event_enabled_providerfactory function - Add comprehensive event type definitions
- Complete implementation of
- Complete implementation of
EventEnabledAgentclass - Add event tracking for task execution and message handling
- Implement
create_event_enabled_agentfactory function - Add comprehensive event type definitions
- Complete implementation of
- Complete implementation of
EventEnabledKnowledgeBaseclass - Add event tracking for retrieval, hybrid search, and metadata operations
- Implement
create_event_enabled_knowledge_basefactory function - Add
retrieve_knowledge_with_eventsfor LangGraph integration
- Complete implementation of
Provider System Implementation
1. BaseProvider Redesign (Target: May 19)
2. Provider Command Implementation (Target: May 20)
3. Concrete Provider Implementations (Target: May 21)
Agent System Implementation
1. BaseAgent Redesign (Target: May 22)
2. Agent Command Implementation (Target: May 23)
3. Concrete Agent Implementations (Target: May 24)
Knowledge System Implementation
1. KnowledgeBase Redesign (Target: May 25)
Implementation Timeline
- May 18-20, 2025 ✅
- Core service interfaces and schemas
- Service registry implementation
- State container and transitions
- Event system with middleware
- Buffer system with flow control
- Centralized type variable management
- Unit tests for core services
- May 20-22, 2025
- Base provider with service integration
- Provider commands implementation
- Provider factory with service awareness
- Anthropic provider implementation
- OpenAI provider implementation
- May 22-24, 2025
- Base agent with service integration
- Agent commands implementation
- Controller redesign with services
- Worker redesign with services
- Task-aware agent implementation
- May 24-26, 2025
- Knowledge base with service integration
- Document lifecycle with events
- Retrieval with buffer streaming
- Embedding with service abstraction
- Hybrid search with services
- May 26-28, 2025
- Tool base with service integration
- Command-based tool execution
- Execution metrics and telemetry
- Tool chain implementation
- Result transformation pipeline
- May 28-30, 2025
- Update core examples with new architecture
- Create service-specific examples
- Add command pattern examples
- Add state management examples
- Add event system examples
Development Tools Best Practices
With enhanced pyproject.toml configuration, we now have simplified developer commands:
# Testing with pytest (includes coverage automatically)
uv run pytest # Run all tests with coverage
uv run pytest atlas/tests/core/services/ # Run specific test modules with coverage
# Code quality tools
uv run mypy atlas # Type check the project
uv run ruff check . # Lint the project
uv run ruff format . # Format the project
# Pre-commit hooks
uv run pre-commit run --all-files # Run all pre-commit hooksThe project configuration has been optimized so that uv run pytest automatically includes coverage reporting with the right settings, and all tools can be run directly without the python -m prefix.