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PR: Update README to Accurately Reflect Current System Implementation

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Overview

This pull request updates the README.md file to ensure that the documentation accurately reflects the current state of the system. The goal is to clearly differentiate between implemented features and planned features, improving transparency for developers and users.

Key Changes

1. Project Overview Updates

  • Clarified that Devr.AI currently integrates with Discord and GitHub only.
  • Removed mentions of Slack, CLI tools, and web widgets, which are not yet implemented.

2. Architecture Diagram Update

  • Updated the system architecture diagram to remove Slack from the list of external platforms.

3. Platform Integration Descriptions

  • Adjusted platform integration sections to accurately reflect the current implementation status.

4. Core Features Restructuring

  • Moved misrepresented features to roadmap: Slack integration, CLI tools, web widgets, advanced GitHub features, content creation, and analytics are now properly categorized as planned features.
  • Clarified current capabilities: GitHub toolkit is noted as "basic implementation" with many tools marked as "Not implemented" in the codebase.
  • Accurate feature descriptions: Focused on what's actually working — Discord integration, basic GitHub toolkit, ReAct agent workflow, and data management.

5. New "Planned Features & Roadmap" Section

  • Upcoming Integrations: Slack, CLI, and web widget integrations moved here.
  • Enhanced GitHub Features: Advanced issue triage, PR assistance, repository analytics.
  • Content Creation & Education: Technical content generation, interactive learning, documentation enhancement.
  • Advanced Analytics: Community health metrics, performance analytics.

6. Technology Stack Accuracy

  • Removed references to unimplemented technologies.
  • Focused on actual stack: Google Cloud, LangChain, Discord API, GitHub API, FastAPI.

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  • Documentation
    • Completely revised the README to reflect a new agent-based system architecture, updated workflows, and integrations.
    • Updated integration scope to focus on Discord and GitHub, with detailed descriptions of new components and data flows.
    • Added comprehensive sections on core features, technology stack, platform integrations, data management, and planned roadmap.
    • Expanded and restructured the installation guide with detailed setup instructions, environment variable configuration, troubleshooting, and development workflow.
    • Added a new environment example file providing template configuration for required service keys and integration settings.

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Walkthrough

The README.md was thoroughly rewritten to document a major redesign of the Devr.AI system, shifting from a microservices model to a LangGraph agent-based architecture. Integration scope was narrowed, workflows and data flows were updated, and the technology stack and roadmap were revised to reflect the new agent-centric, asynchronous, and multi-tool orchestration approach. Additionally, a detailed installation guide and a new environment example file were added to support setup and configuration.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
README.md Complete overhaul: updated architecture, integrations, workflows, technology stack, data flow, features, and roadmap to reflect new LangGraph agent-based design and narrowed integration scope.
docs/INSTALL_GUIDE.md Expanded and restructured installation guide with detailed setup instructions, environment variables, API key configuration, troubleshooting, and development workflow.
env.example Added new environment example file defining placeholder environment variables for AI services, platform integrations, databases, backend, tracing, messaging queue, and agent configuration.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DiscordBot
    participant RabbitMQ
    participant AgentCoordinator
    participant DevRelAgent
    participant GitHubToolkit
    participant Supabase/Weaviate

    User->>DiscordBot: Sends message/command
    DiscordBot->>RabbitMQ: Publishes message to queue
    RabbitMQ->>AgentCoordinator: Delivers message for processing
    AgentCoordinator->>DevRelAgent: Assigns task (ReAct workflow)
    DevRelAgent->>GitHubToolkit: (If needed) Interacts with GitHub API
    DevRelAgent->>Supabase/Weaviate: Reads/writes context, memory, or vectors
    DevRelAgent->>AgentCoordinator: Returns generated response
    AgentCoordinator->>DiscordBot: Delivers response
    DiscordBot->>User: Sends reply
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In the warren of code, a new path we lay,
Agents now gather, in LangGraph array.
Discord and GitHub, the focus is clear,
With queues and with memory, the future is near.
🐇 We hop through the docs, with architecture anew—
Devr.AI’s journey, rewritten for you!


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README.md (3)

13-14: Fix list-indentation style to satisfy markdownlint (MD007).

markdownlint-cli2 is complaining about inconsistent indentation for nested list items throughout the file (first hit is the new “Planned Features & Roadmap” entry).
Adopt the project-wide convention (2-space indent after the bullet) and run markdownlint --fix to silence hundreds of identical warnings.


36-112: The architecture diagram is becoming too monolithic for a top-level README.

The single Mermaid block now spans >150 lines and mixes UI, backend, auth, agents, queues, AI services, storage, and styling.
Consider extracting this diagram to docs/architecture.md (or similar) and replacing it here with a thumbnail + link. This keeps the README scannable and avoids GitHub’s Mermaid-render timeouts on slower connections.


820-854: Minor formatting: convert bold bullets to subsections where useful.

Long unordered lists (e.g., Response Generation, Memory Management) are dense. Promoting them to #### or ##### headings improves skimmability and side-bar navigation without changing content.

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Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#87
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:15:13.374Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer test updates and fixes (like missing imports after module reorganization) to separate PRs rather than expanding the scope of module update/chore PRs to include comprehensive test refactoring.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#85
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T14:45:55.244Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer comprehensive test refactoring to separate PRs/efforts when doing major backend restructuring, rather than expanding the scope of the current refactoring PR to include test updates.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#75
File: backend/app/agents/devrel/agent.py:34-35
Timestamp: 2025-06-13T21:56:19.183Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI backend, the DevRelAgent follows a singleton pattern where only one instance exists for the entire application lifetime, using InMemorySaver with thread-based conversation management to persist user conversations across sessions.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#87
File: backend/app/api/v1/health.py:1-12
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:14:21.089Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, the application is designed to run from the backend directory, making import paths like `from main import DevRAIApplication` correct for the current setup. Import path adjustments for deployment will be configured later during the deployment process.
README.md (5)
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#85
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T14:45:55.244Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer comprehensive test refactoring to separate PRs/efforts when doing major backend restructuring, rather than expanding the scope of the current refactoring PR to include test updates.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#87
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:15:13.374Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer test updates and fixes (like missing imports after module reorganization) to separate PRs rather than expanding the scope of module update/chore PRs to include comprehensive test refactoring.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#75
File: backend/app/agents/devrel/agent.py:34-35
Timestamp: 2025-06-13T21:56:19.183Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI backend, the DevRelAgent follows a singleton pattern where only one instance exists for the entire application lifetime, using InMemorySaver with thread-based conversation management to persist user conversations across sessions.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#87
File: backend/app/api/v1/health.py:1-12
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:14:21.089Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, the application is designed to run from the backend directory, making import paths like `from main import DevRAIApplication` correct for the current setup. Import path adjustments for deployment will be configured later during the deployment process.
Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: AOSSIE-Org/Devr.AI#72
File: backend/app/agents/devrel/nodes/handle_web_search_node.py:31-42
Timestamp: 2025-06-08T13:31:11.572Z
Learning: In backend/app/agents/devrel/tools/search_tool.py, the TavilySearchTool.search() method has partial error handling for missing API key, AttributeError, ConnectionError, and TimeoutError, but lacks a comprehensive Exception catch-all block, so calling functions may still need additional error handling for other potential exceptions.
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README.md (1)

441-447: Anchor accuracy check for GitHub-rendered TOC.

Heading “### Platform Integrations” contains an ampersand in its child link target #webhooks, while the TOC references #integration-details. GitHub auto-generates anchors lower-cased and dash-separated; double-check that every bullet in the manual TOC jumps to the intended heading after the rename/additions.

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@smokeyScraper Hey i have updated the readme file
this PR is properly solving the issue #92

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could you please limit a bit to the only functionalities currently aligned in the system and documented in the Notion doc?
A minimalist documentation with elaborating out the current and documented features with setting up the project would work.
I think we should update the INSTALL_GUIDE.md with all steps required to setup the service including filling up the .env.example

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- Personalization engine for user-specific experiences

- **Integration Services**
Devr.AI is built on a **LangGraph agent-based architecture** that replaces traditional centralized LLM approaches with autonomous, reasoning agents that can think, act, and observe. The system follows a **ReAct (Reasoning and Acting) pattern** for intelligent decision-making and tool usage.
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I don't think specifying "replaces traditional centralized LLM" is necessary.

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Documentation & Setup Improvements

1. 📄 Updated README.md

  • Removed unnecessary language
    • Eliminated the phrase "replaces traditional centralized LLM" as requested.
  • Focused on current functionalities
    • Removed mentions of planned features or integrations not yet implemented.
  • Streamlined core features
    • Retained only working components:
      • ✅ Discord integration
      • ✅ Basic GitHub OAuth
      • ✅ LangGraph agents
  • Updated integrations
    • Removed references to:
      • Slack
      • CLI
      • Web Widget
      • Discourse
  • Simplified workflows
    • Kept only:
      • LangGraph Agent workflow
      • GitHub verification workflow
  • Removed deployment strategy
    • Not currently implemented, so excluded.
  • Updated tech stack
    • Reflected only technologies in actual use.

2. 📘 Created INSTALL_GUIDE.md

  • Complete setup instructions
    • Step-by-step from cloning to running the project.
  • Environment variables
    • Thorough explanation of all required and optional variables.
  • API key setup
    • Detailed for:
      • Gemini
      • Tavily
      • Discord
      • GitHub
      • Supabase
  • Database setup
    • Instructions for:
      • 🐳 Weaviate via Docker
      • 🐘 Supabase
  • Current features
    • Only documented features that are functional.
  • Troubleshooting section
    • Common issues + fixes.
  • Project structure
    • Overview of the codebase layout.

3. 🧪 Created env.example

  • All required variables
    • Included with clear, concise descriptions.
  • Optional variables
    • Included with sensible defaults.
  • Proper formatting
    • Easy to copy, paste, and customize.

4. ✅ Key Improvements

  • Minimalist approach
    • Focused only on what's implemented.
  • Clear setup process
    • Project is now easy to install and run from scratch.
  • Current-state accuracy
    • Docs match the real functionality.
  • Better organization
    • Logical structure from setup → features → development.

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@smokeyScraper
update this things

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38-45: Use poetry shell for portability

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`246-252`: **Still presents Slack folder as part of backend**

`backend/integrations/slack/` is listed even though Slack integration was explicitly moved to the roadmap.  
Consider prefixing with “(planned)” here as well (mirroring the file system) or dropping the row to keep the README consistent.

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PR: #85
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T14:45:55.244Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer comprehensive test refactoring to separate PRs/efforts when doing major backend restructuring, rather than expanding the scope of the current refactoring PR to include test updates.


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PR: #87
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:15:13.374Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer test updates and fixes (like missing imports after module reorganization) to separate PRs rather than expanding the scope of module update/chore PRs to include comprehensive test refactoring.


Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: #87
File: backend/app/api/v1/health.py:1-12
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:14:21.089Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, the application is designed to run from the backend directory, making import paths like from main import DevRAIApplication correct for the current setup. Import path adjustments for deployment will be configured later during the deployment process.


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PR: #75
File: backend/app/agents/devrel/agent.py:34-35
Timestamp: 2025-06-13T21:56:19.183Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI backend, the DevRelAgent follows a singleton pattern where only one instance exists for the entire application lifetime, using InMemorySaver with thread-based conversation management to persist user conversations across sessions.


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Learning: In the Devr.AI project, the application is designed to run from the backend directory, making import paths like from main import DevRAIApplication correct for the current setup. Import path adjustments for deployment will be configured later during the deployment process.


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PR: #85
File: tests/test_supabase.py:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T14:45:55.244Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, smokeyScraper prefers to defer comprehensive test refactoring to separate PRs/efforts when doing major backend restructuring, rather than expanding the scope of the current refactoring PR to include test updates.


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PR: #75
File: backend/app/agents/devrel/agent.py:34-35
Timestamp: 2025-06-13T21:56:19.183Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI backend, the DevRelAgent follows a singleton pattern where only one instance exists for the entire application lifetime, using InMemorySaver with thread-based conversation management to persist user conversations across sessions.


Learnt from: smokeyScraper
PR: #87
File: backend/app/api/v1/health.py:1-12
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T23:14:21.089Z
Learning: In the Devr.AI project, the application is designed to run from the backend directory, making import paths like from main import DevRAIApplication correct for the current setup. Import path adjustments for deployment will be configured later during the deployment process.


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6. **Start Weaviate database**
```sh
poetry env use python3.10
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cd backend
docker-compose up -d weaviate
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Duplicate cd backend can confuse users

Step 6 already changes into backend/. Repeating the command before main.py either nests the path or forces users to mentally “reset”.

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+```sh
+cd backend
+docker compose up -d weaviate      # modern CLI (`docker-compose` still works)
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+7. **Start the backend server**
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- [Planned Features & Roadmap](#planned-features--roadmap)
- [Deployment Strategy](#deployment-strategy)

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⚠️ Potential issue

Broken Table-of-Contents link: “Planned Features & Roadmap”

GitHub generates the anchor #planned-features--roadmap (double -) only when the heading exactly matches the text. If the section title was renamed or removed, the link 404s.

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--   [Planned Features & Roadmap](#planned-features--roadmap)
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+<!-- example -->
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In README.md around lines 13 to 15, the Table-of-Contents link for "Planned
Features & Roadmap" is broken because the corresponding heading is missing or
renamed. To fix this, either re-add the exact heading "Planned Features &
Roadmap" in the document so the anchor matches, or update the TOC link to point
to the correct existing heading's anchor.

@smokeyScraper smokeyScraper merged commit dbb9c3a into AOSSIE-Org:main Jul 15, 2025
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Merged!
cheers! @Aditya30ag
Thanks a lot for your contribution!

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