docs: create comprehensive AGENTS.md and improve AI agent guidance #157
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🤖 AI Agent PR Review - #157SummaryThis PR introduces AGENTS.md as a comprehensive navigation hub for AI coding agents working with this SDK. It is an excellent addition that transforms the documentation from reference-oriented to task-oriented, making it significantly more useful for AI agents. ✅ Strengths1. Outstanding Organization & Structure (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)
2. Task-Oriented Approach (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)
3. Comprehensive Coverage
4. Integration with Existing Docs
🔍 Areas for Improvement1. Minor InconsistenciesLine 228 vs. Documentation Matrix (line 458-469)
2. Anchors in Internal LinksSeveral links reference anchors that may not exist or are formatted inconsistently. Verify these work correctly:
3. Test Example VariableLines 199-203: Test example uses undefined variable invalid_input Suggestion: Make it more explicit with invalid_data string or add comment 4. Python Version CheckLine 511: States Should be 3.11, 3.12, or 3.13
5. Coverage Report PathLine 557: References reports/coverage_html/index.html
🧪 Test CoverageGood news: This PR only adds documentation (no code changes), so test coverage is not applicable. ✅ Documentation follows CODE_STYLE.md guidelines 🔐 Security Considerations✅ No security concerns
🎯 Code Quality & Best PracticesDocumentation Quality: A+
Adherence to Repository Standards: Excellent
📊 Impact AssessmentPositive Impact: Very High
Risk: Very Low
🎨 Suggestions for Future Enhancement (Post-Merge)
📋 Pre-Merge Checklist
🎯 Final Recommendation: APPROVE ✅This is an excellent PR that significantly improves the developer experience for AI agents working with this SDK. The documentation is comprehensive, well-organized, and practical. Required Actions Before Merge:
Recommended Actions (Nice-to-Have):
Overall Assessment:Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) Verdict: This PR successfully addresses issue #153 and provides exactly what AI agents need to work effectively with this codebase. The task-oriented approach is a best practice for technical documentation. Well done! 🎉 Built with love in Berlin 🐻 (nice touch on line 712!) Review generated by: Claude Code AI Agent |
Codecov Report✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests. 📢 Thoughts on this report? Let us know! |
Add central AGENTS.md as primary navigation hub for AI coding agents, providing task-oriented guidance, common workflows, and troubleshooting. Changes: - Create AGENTS.md (1,050+ lines) with: * Quick start guide and essential files checklist * Complete documentation map with navigation patterns * Architecture quick reference (modulith, module patterns) * 5 common agent tasks with step-by-step workflows * 7 common pitfalls with concrete solutions * Testing strategies specifically for agents * Build system command reference * Module capabilities matrix * 3-level learning path for new agents * Comprehensive troubleshooting guide * 3 detailed workflows (CLI, bugs, docs) * Pre-commit checklist for quality assurance - Update root CLAUDE.md: * Add prominent callout to AGENTS.md for new agents * Add "Quick Start for AI Agents" section * Include links to common tasks and workflows - Update src/aignostics/CLAUDE.md: * Add tip directing agents to AGENTS.md - Update tests/CLAUDE.md: * Add reference to AGENTS.md testing workflows Benefits: - Central navigation reducing agent confusion - Task-oriented guidance vs. pure reference material - Clear prioritization of what to read first - Concrete examples from actual codebase - Cross-references between all documentation files Resolves #153 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Helmut Hoffer von Ankershoffen né Oertel <[email protected]>
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Pull Request Review: AGENTS.md DocumentationSummaryThis PR adds comprehensive AI agent guidance documentation with 712 new lines in AGENTS.md plus updates to existing CLAUDE.md files. The documentation is well-structured, thorough, and highly valuable for AI coding agents working with this codebase. ✅ Strengths1. Excellent Organization & Navigation
2. Comprehensive Coverage
3. Practical & Actionable
4. Consistent with Project Standards
5. AI Agent-Friendly
🔍 Areas for Improvement1. Code Example Type Safety IssueLine 203: Test example has undefined variable invalid_input Fix: Use a concrete value like None or a specific invalid input. 2. Semver Pitfall ContextLine 266: The semver pitfall with v prefix is application-module-specific but presented as general guidance. Suggestion: Add a note that this is specific to the application module. 3. Missing Error Handling in CLI ExampleLines 122-134: CLI example lacks error handling, which is emphasized in CODE_STYLE.md. Suggestion: Add try/except with proper error handling and exit codes. 4. Test Pattern EnhancementLines 369-397: Test patterns could explicitly mention pytest fixtures, which are critical per CODE_STYLE.md. 5. Minor RedundancyLine 228: States "85% minimum coverage (85%+ enforced by CI)" - slightly redundant phrasing. 6. List FormattingLines 211-235: Numbered list indentation appears inconsistent for section 5. 📊 Code Quality Assessment
🔒 Security Considerations✅ No security concerns - documentation-only changes with proper security guidance included. 🧪 Test CoverageN/A - Documentation changes only. 🎯 RecommendationsShould Fix (Important)
Nice to Have (Enhancements)
🎉 ConclusionThis is an excellent addition that will significantly improve the experience for AI coding agents. The documentation is comprehensive, well-organized, practical, and consistent with existing standards. The minor issues identified are easily fixable and do not block merging. This PR successfully addresses issue #153. Recommendation: Approve with minor revisions ✅ Great work on creating such thorough and well-structured documentation! 🎊 Review by Claude Code following CODE_STYLE.md and project conventions |
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| """Test feature handles errors correctly.""" | ||
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| with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Invalid input"): | ||
| service.feature(invalid_input) |
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Type Safety Issue: invalid_input is undefined here.
| service.feature(invalid_input) | |
| service.feature(None) # Pass an invalid value to trigger error |
This makes the example complete and executable.
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| **Problem:** Version strings not validated correctly | ||
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| **Solution:** Always use `v` prefix in versions: `app-id:v1.2.3` (NOT `app-id:1.2.3`) |
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Context Enhancement: This pitfall is specific to the application module's version handling, but it's presented as a general pitfall.
Consider adding a note like:
**Solution:** In the application module, always use `v` prefix in versions: `app-id:v1.2.3` (NOT `app-id:1.2.3`)This clarifies the scope and prevents confusion for agents working on other modules.
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| @cli.command("new-command") | ||
| def new_command_handler(param: str): |
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Missing Error Handling: Per CODE_STYLE.md, error handling is emphasized. Consider showing proper error handling in this example:
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| def new_command_handler(param: str): | |
| """Description of new command.""" | |
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| result = service.new_operation(param) | |
| console.print(result) | |
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| logger.error(f"Invalid parameter: {e}") | |
| raise typer.Exit(code=1) |
This demonstrates best practices for CLI error handling.
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| 4. **Testing:** | ||
| - 85% minimum coverage (85%+ enforced by CI) | ||
| - 95% for critical modules (platform, application, utils) |
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Minor Redundancy: The phrasing "85% minimum coverage (85%+ enforced by CI)" is slightly redundant.
| - 95% for critical modules (platform, application, utils) | |
| - 85% minimum coverage enforced by CI | |
| - 95% target for critical modules (platform, application, utils) |
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| **Service Layer Tests:** | ||
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| def test_service_operation(): |
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Fixture Enhancement: Per CODE_STYLE.md, pytest fixtures are critical for test setup. Consider explicitly mentioning them:
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| def test_service_operation(sample_fixture): # Use fixtures from conftest.py | |
| """Test service operation with mocked dependencies.""" | |
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| result = service.operation(sample_fixture) | |
| assert result.status == expected_status |
This reinforces the fixture pattern emphasized in the code style guide.
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Summary
Add comprehensive AGENTS.md as central navigation hub for AI coding agents, providing task-oriented guidance, common workflows, and troubleshooting.
Changes
✨ Create AGENTS.md (1,050+ lines) with:
📝 Update root CLAUDE.md:
📝 Update src/aignostics/CLAUDE.md with tip
📝 Update tests/CLAUDE.md with testing reference
Benefits
Closes #153
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