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
EventEnabledProvider
class - Add event tracking for generate, stream, and validate operations
- Implement
create_event_enabled_provider
factory function - Add comprehensive event type definitions
- Complete implementation of
- Complete implementation of
EventEnabledAgent
class - Add event tracking for task execution and message handling
- Implement
create_event_enabled_agent
factory function - Add comprehensive event type definitions
- Complete implementation of
- Complete implementation of
EventEnabledKnowledgeBase
class - Add event tracking for retrieval, hybrid search, and metadata operations
- Implement
create_event_enabled_knowledge_base
factory function - Add
retrieve_knowledge_with_events
for 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 hooks
The 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.