Summary
The storage interface in the control plane defines 50+ methods but lacks godoc documentation. Adding documentation will help contributors understand the storage abstraction layer.
Current State
- File:
control-plane/internal/storage/storage.go
- Methods: 50+ interface methods
- Documentation: Minimal to none
Tasks
Add godoc comments to all interface methods explaining:
- What the method does
- Parameters and their expected values
- Return values and possible errors
- Any important behavior notes (e.g., transaction semantics)
Example Format
// GetExecution retrieves an execution record by its unique identifier.
// Returns the execution if found, or an error if not found or on database failure.
//
// Parameters:
// - ctx: Context for cancellation and timeout
// - id: Unique execution identifier (UUID format)
//
// Returns ErrNotFound if the execution does not exist.
GetExecution(ctx context.Context, id string) (*Execution, error)
Priority Methods to Document
Start with these commonly-used methods:
GetExecution / CreateExecution / UpdateExecution
GetAgent / RegisterAgent / UpdateAgentStatus
GetMemory / SetMemory / DeleteMemory
GetWorkflow / CreateWorkflow
Acceptance Criteria
Files
control-plane/internal/storage/storage.go
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Summary
The storage interface in the control plane defines 50+ methods but lacks godoc documentation. Adding documentation will help contributors understand the storage abstraction layer.
Current State
control-plane/internal/storage/storage.goTasks
Add godoc comments to all interface methods explaining:
Example Format
Priority Methods to Document
Start with these commonly-used methods:
GetExecution/CreateExecution/UpdateExecutionGetAgent/RegisterAgent/UpdateAgentStatusGetMemory/SetMemory/DeleteMemoryGetWorkflow/CreateWorkflowAcceptance Criteria
go docoutput is clear and helpfulFiles
control-plane/internal/storage/storage.go