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WalkthroughA new RFC proposes an incremental migration of LCORE from its three-layer FastAPI structure to a hexagonal architecture. It defines domain responsibilities, dependency rules, migration steps, alternatives, non-goals, open questions, dependencies, and RACI assignments. ChangesHexagonal Architecture Migration
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- Line 33: Update the “Driving (primary) actors” list to use the implemented
REST routes `/v1/query` and `/v1/streaming_query` instead of the `/v2` paths,
while preserving the other listed callers.
- Line 107: Add an architecture/import-direction validation step to the Makefile
verify target, alongside the existing format and test gates, so dependency
direction is enforced on every PR before migration begins. Use the project’s
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- Around line 32-34: Clarify actor roles in the RFC before defining ports:
classify agents, telemetry, and metrics consistently with their actual inbound
or outbound flows, and remove contradictory primary/secondary listings. For
integrations serving both roles, document each flow separately; otherwise align
the diagram and actor list with the inbound and outbound port definitions.
- Line 95: Define a transport-neutral error contract for the selected endpoint
before extracting orchestration from query.py or streaming_query.py. Replace
domain-service HTTPException usage, including validate_model_provider_override
and persistence, quota, and attachment-validation paths, with domain errors;
keep FastAPI HTTPException translation in the handler so existing REST status
codes and error bodies remain unchanged. Add compatibility tests covering those
status and error-body mappings, without addressing A2A, rlsapi, or future
streaming adapters.
- Line 95: Define the inbound-port authorization contract for the query flow,
including how the authenticated principal, permissions, model overrides, and
conversation scope are passed across the shared domain service boundary.
Document the preconditions each adapter—REST, A2A, rlsapi, and agent—must
satisfy before invoking the service, while preserving the thin-handler
orchestration described around query.py and streaming_query.py.
- Around line 174-180: The RFC’s evidence counts are January 2026 snapshots but
are presented as current measurements. Update the related references in the Need
section and Step 2, including the 34-module count, to explicitly identify them
as January 2026 data, or refresh all figures consistently to the current tree.
- Around line 97-99: Clarify the roadmap before Step 3 by stating whether the
OKP outbound “tool provider” port is a stable initial contract or provisional
and subject to generalization in Step 4. Explicitly identify the outbound ports
Step 4 will define, including OGX, persistence, telemetry, and metrics access,
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| - **Driving (primary) actors:** the REST API (`/v2/query`, `/v2/streaming_query`, the OpenAI-compatible Responses API), the A2A JSON-RPC protocol, and increasingly **agents as first-class callers**. Streaming responses makes the "request in, response out" assumption of a plain three-layer app inadequate. |
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Use the implemented /v1 routes. src/app/routers.py mounts both routers under /v1; their decorators define /query and /streaming_query. Update the RFC to list /v1/query and /v1/streaming_query.
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In `@docs/design/hexagonal-architecture/hexagonal-architecture-rfc.md` at line 33,
Update the “Driving (primary) actors” list to use the implemented REST routes
`/v1/query` and `/v1/streaming_query` instead of the `/v2` paths, while
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Code rabbit is actually right here, in fact they are still v1 but point taken - they were rewritten from Agents API to Responses API but it was only an implementation detail at the end.
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@asimurka, thanks for confirming. The RFC should list /v1/query and /v1/streaming_query.
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| 1. **Endpoint cleanup (thin the driving adapters).** Pick 1–2 endpoints (candidate: `query.py`, then `streaming_query.py`) and pull their orchestration out of the handler into a domain service the handler calls. The handler shrinks to: authn/authz wiring, request parsing, one domain call, response serialization. This establishes the "endpoints are adapters" pattern with a concrete before/after. |
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Define the error boundary for the selected endpoint before extraction.
src/utils/query.py raises FastAPI HTTPException, including from validate_model_provider_override and persistence, quota, and attachment-validation paths. Step 1 requires a FastAPI-independent domain service. Moving these paths without a transport-neutral error contract can change the REST status or error body and violate the no-external-API-change contract.
For the endpoint selected in Step 1, define domain errors, preserve the existing REST mappings, and add compatibility tests for status and error-body behavior. Do not require A2A, rlsapi, or future streaming mappings in Step 1; the RFC schedules those adapters for later steps.
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In `@docs/design/hexagonal-architecture/hexagonal-architecture-rfc.md` at line 95,
Define a transport-neutral error contract for the selected endpoint before
extracting orchestration from query.py or streaming_query.py. Replace
domain-service HTTPException usage, including validate_model_provider_override
and persistence, quota, and attachment-validation paths, with domain errors;
keep FastAPI HTTPException translation in the handler so existing REST status
codes and error bodies remain unchanged. Add compatibility tests covering those
status and error-body mappings, without addressing A2A, rlsapi, or future
streaming adapters.
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Define the authorization contract for inbound ports.
The query flow uses request.state.authorized_actions for model overrides and conversation scope. Specify how the authenticated principal and permissions cross the shared service boundary, including the preconditions required from REST, A2A, rlsapi, and agent adapters.
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scope are passed across the shared domain service boundary. Document the
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| 3. **First proper class-based adapter: OKP.** Build the **OKP MCP integration as the first real, self-contained adapter class** implementing an outbound "tool provider" port. This is the reference implementation other adapters copy. *(Open question below: whether OKP is its own adapter or a specialization of a general agent/tool adapter — see Key Dependencies.)* | ||
| 4. **Define the outbound ports explicitly.** As OGX, persistence, telemetry, and metrics access get routed through the new services, extract their interfaces into named ports so the domain depends on abstractions, not concretions. This is where we decide how tightly to couple to OGX/Pydantic (see *Open Questions*). | ||
| 5. **Define inbound ports / domain services.** Consolidate the query/streaming/conversation/quota logic into a small set of domain services with stable signatures that every driving adapter (REST, A2A, rlsapi, agents) calls the same way. |
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Clarify the OKP port dependency before Step 3. Step 3 assigns OKP an outbound “tool provider” port, but the open question leaves unresolved whether OKP is standalone or a specialization. The RFC also identifies OKP interface alignment as a prerequisite. State whether Step 3 creates a stable first port or a provisional port that Step 4 may generalize, and identify which outbound ports Step 4 defines. This makes the independently shippable sequence clear.
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lines 97 - 99, Clarify the roadmap before Step 3 by stating whether the OKP
outbound “tool provider” port is a stable initial contract or provisional and
subject to generalization in Step 4. Explicitly identify the outbound ports Step
4 will define, including OGX, persistence, telemetry, and metrics access, and
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| - **Strangler-fig, not big bang.** Each step leaves the service fully working; we migrate one seam at a time behind the existing test suite. No feature freeze. | ||
| - **Tests as the safety net.** Every extraction is covered by unit tests against the newly-isolated domain service (which is the *point* — the domain becomes testable without HTTP). Existing e2e/behave scenarios guard behavior end-to-end. | ||
| - **Documentation as we go.** Formal design docs (this doc and follow-ups) record each decision so architectural questions are tracked rather than re-litigated in calls. | ||
| - **CI/quality gates unchanged.** `uv run make format` / `verify` / `test-unit` continue to gate every PR. |
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Add an import-direction check to verify.
The RFC requires dependencies to point inward, but Makefile:349-356 shows that verify runs no architecture or import-direction check. Add an import-linter or equivalent check to the PR gate before migration begins. Otherwise, the dependency rule remains documentation-only.
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107, Add an architecture/import-direction validation step to the Makefile verify
target, alongside the existing format and test gates, so dependency direction is
enforced on every PR before migration begins. Use the project’s established
import-linter or equivalent tooling and update the RFC’s CI/quality-gates
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This might be misleading because those exact models don't exist although the mental model is right. There is ConversationData, ConversationDetails, ConversationTurn, Message, ToolCallSummary, ToolResultSummary etc.
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Thanks for calling that out @asimurka. Also note that I called out that these are Pydantic models, and acknowledge that this too is an arch tie in/blur that should be discussed with open question no. 2
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