Add initial release notes to changelog #4
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds the initial release documentation to the project's changelog, marking version 0.1.0 as the first release. The change establishes a proper changelog format and documents the foundational features included in the initial version.
- Documents the 0.1.0 initial release with key features
- Establishes changelog structure for future releases
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request establishes the project's version history by adding the first entry to the CHANGELOG.md file. It formally documents the initial 0.1.0 release, outlining the core features and development infrastructure that were put in place at the project's inception.
Highlights
- Initial Release Documentation: Documented the project's initial release (version 0.1.0) in the
CHANGELOG.mdfile, providing a historical record of its foundational elements. - Core Features: Noted the addition of simple agents and an orchestrator as key components introduced in the initial 0.1.0 release.
- Development Infrastructure: Highlighted the setup of CI workflows and basic unit tests as part of the initial release, establishing foundational development practices.
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Code Review
The pull request adds an initial release note to the CHANGELOG.md file, documenting the addition of simple agents, an orchestrator, CI workflows, and basic unit tests. A suggestion is made to provide more specific details about the agents and orchestrator to enhance clarity.
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| - Set up CI workflows and basic unit tests |
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It would be helpful to provide more context or details about the specific agents and orchestrator that were added in this initial release. This could include their purpose, functionality, or any key features. This would help readers understand the scope and capabilities of the initial release.
| - Added simple agents and orchestrator | |
| - Set up CI workflows and basic unit tests | |
| - Added simple agents and orchestrator: DataParserAgent, SummarizerAgent, OptimizerAgent, LoggerAgent and Orchestrator class | |
| - Set up CI workflows and basic unit tests |
Summary
CHANGELOG.mdTesting
PYTHONPATH=src pytest -qhttps://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_686efe0f3780832381a970c37e9814af