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Atlas Implementation Todo List

This document tracks the specific implementation tasks for Atlas, organized by feature slice and priority.

Current Development Status

The atlas/ directory represents the new clean architecture implementation. All existing code was moved to atlas_legacy/ to enable a fresh start with improved design patterns.

Status Legend

  • ✅ Complete - Implementation finished and tested
  • 🚧 In Progress - Implementation actively being worked on
  • 🔄 Planned (Next) - Next items in the implementation queue
  • 🔲 Planned (Future) - Designed but scheduled for later implementation

Priority Legend

  • 🔴 High - Critical path tasks required for core functionality
  • 🟠 Medium - Important tasks that enhance functionality
  • 🟢 Low - Optional tasks that provide additional value

0. Initial Setup Tasks

Create Atlas Directory Structure 🔴

1. Streaming Chat Feature Slice

Foundation: Protocol Definitions 🔴

Buffer Protocol and Types 🔲

Event Primitives and Protocols 🔲

State Container Protocols 🔄

Core Service Implementation 🔴

EventBus Implementation 🔄

Buffer Service 🔄

State Container 🔄

Provider Integration 🔴

ServiceEnabledProvider 🔲

Provider Implementations 🔲

2. Agent Delegation Feature Slice (May 23-26, 2025)

Foundation 🔄

Implementation 🔲

3. Knowledge Retrieval Feature Slice (May 26-29, 2025)

Foundation 🔲

Implementation 🔲

4. Multi-Provider Routing Feature Slice (May 29 - June 1, 2025)

Foundation 🔲

Implementation 🔲

5. Workflow Execution Feature Slice (June 1-4, 2025)

Foundation 🔲

Implementation 🔲

6. Command CLI Feature Slice (June 4-7, 2025)

Foundation 🔲

Implementation 🔲

Cross-Cutting Tasks

Schema Implementation 🟠

Documentation 🟢

Testing 🟠

Performance 🟢

Implementation Notes

  • All tasks include comprehensive error handling
  • Schema validation with Marshmallow throughout
  • Third-party library integration per Integration Guide
  • Examples created alongside each feature
  • Performance monitoring and metrics collection

See Proposed Structure for detailed architecture and Third-Party Integration for library usage patterns.

Released under the MIT License.