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Summary

This PR adds comprehensive local development documentation for the executor module, focusing on local startup using the uv package manager.

Changes

  • ✨ Created executor/LOCAL_DEV.md with detailed setup instructions
  • 📝 Documented project structure and architecture overview
  • 🔧 Provided environment variable configuration guide
  • 🚀 Added step-by-step startup instructions using uv
  • 📚 Included API endpoint documentation
  • 🛠️ Added quick start script examples
  • 🐛 Documented common troubleshooting solutions
  • 💡 Provided VS Code debugging configuration

Documentation Highlights

Covered Topics

  1. Environment Setup: Installing uv and project dependencies
  2. Configuration: Required and optional environment variables
  3. Startup Process: Multiple ways to start the service locally
  4. API Reference: Key endpoints with request examples
  5. Development Tools: Debugging tips and test execution
  6. Troubleshooting: Common issues and solutions

Quick Start Guide

The documentation provides clear instructions for:

  • Installing uv package manager
  • Setting up environment variables
  • Installing dependencies with uv pip install -r requirements.txt
  • Starting the service with uv run uvicorn executor.main:app

Target Audience

This documentation is designed for developers who need to:

  • Set up the executor module for local development
  • Debug and test executor functionality
  • Understand the project structure and APIs
  • Troubleshoot common startup issues

Test Plan

  • Verified documentation clarity and completeness
  • Confirmed all code examples are syntactically correct
  • Validated file paths and directory structure
  • Checked environment variable references against code
  • Ensured API endpoint documentation matches implementation

Additional Notes

This is the first part of the local development documentation series. Future additions may include:

  • Agent development guide
  • Configuration deep dive
  • Deployment guide
  • Comprehensive API reference

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    • Added comprehensive local development documentation for the Executor module covering project overview and structure, environment setup and virtual environment guidance, dependency installation, service startup and API usage examples, a quick-start script, debugging and test commands, common troubleshooting steps, and a brief roadmap for future reference.

This documentation provides comprehensive guidance for developers to set up and run the executor module locally using uv package manager.

Key sections include:
- Project structure overview
- Environment setup with uv
- Required and optional environment variables
- Step-by-step startup instructions
- API endpoint documentation
- Quick start script examples
- Development debugging tips
- Common troubleshooting solutions
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Adds a new local development documentation file for the Executor module covering project overview, structure, environment setup, dependency installation, service startup, API endpoints, quick-start examples, debugging, tests, troubleshooting, and future work references.

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Local Development Documentation
executor/LOCAL_DEV.md
New file documenting the Executor service: project overview, directory layout, environment variable requirements, dependency installation, service startup commands (uvicorn/uv), API endpoint examples (curl), quick-start script, debugging/development guidance, test commands, common issues and solutions, and notes on future work.

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  • Confirm consistency with repository docs and naming/convention standards

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A tiny guide to make setup sweet.
Start the server, run the test—ok!
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9-24: Specify language identifier for fenced code block.

The directory tree code block lacks a language specification. Add an appropriate identifier after the opening backticks or use plain text formatting.

-```
+```text
 executor/
 ├── agents/              # Agent 实现

117-127: Clarify service verification endpoint.

The comment states "检查服务健康状态" (check service health status), but the curl command targets /docs, which is the API documentation endpoint. This verifies the service is running but is not a dedicated health check endpoint. Either clarify the intent or add a dedicated health endpoint check if one exists.

Consider adding a dedicated health check:

 # 检查服务健康状态
-curl http://localhost:10001/docs
+curl http://localhost:10001/health
 
 # 查看 API 文档

Alternatively, clarify the verification comment to reflect what the /docs endpoint actually checks.


57-90: Add security guidance for credentials handling.

While the documentation uses placeholder values (e.g., your-anthropic-api-key) appropriately, it lacks explicit guidance on secure credential management for local development. Developers should be warned against hardcoding credentials in scripts or committing them to version control.

Consider adding a security note:

 ### 步骤 2: 配置环境变量
 
 Executor 需要以下环境变量进行配置:
+
+> **⚠️ 安全提示:** 切勿将 API 密钥硬编码在脚本或代码中。建议使用 `.env` 文件并将其添加到 `.gitignore`,或使用密钥管理服务。
 
 #### 必需环境变量
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9-9: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified

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Enhanced the local development documentation to properly guide developers in using uv virtual environments for dependency isolation.

Key improvements:
- Added step-by-step virtual environment creation and activation
- Reorganized steps to prioritize venv setup before dependency installation
- Updated quick start script to include automatic venv creation and activation
- Added important note about virtual environment benefits
- Enhanced startup instructions with multiple execution methods
- Included troubleshooting for venv-related issues
- Added new FAQ entries for venv activation and uv installation

This ensures developers follow best practices by running all commands within an isolated virtual environment.
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9-24: Specify language for the project structure code block.

The code block documenting the project structure should have a language specified for proper markdown rendering. Since this is a tree structure (not code), use the text language identifier.

-```
+```text
 executor/

Based on static analysis hint from markdownlint.


47-64: Expand Windows setup instructions for virtual environment.

Virtual environment activation for Windows is mentioned but only in a comment (line 63). Provide consistent full instructions for Windows users to ensure parity with Linux/macOS documentation.

 # 激活虚拟环境
 # Linux/macOS:
 source .venv/bin/activate
 
-# Windows:
-# .venv\Scripts\activate
+# Windows:
+.venv\Scripts\activate

This change makes Windows instructions equally prominent and actionable.


203-246: Quick start script is well-structured.

The shell script provides a complete setup flow with good defensive programming (checking for existing venv). The example is clear and consistent with earlier documentation. One suggestion: consider adding error handling with set -e to exit on command failures.

 #!/bin/bash
+set -e  # Exit on first error
 
 # 设置环境变量

This ensures the script stops if any command fails, improving reliability during setup.


155-201: API endpoints verified—documentation is accurate but could include more detail for consistency.

All five documented endpoints are correctly implemented in executor/main.py. For improved consistency and developer experience, consider adding request/response examples and parameter descriptions for endpoints 2–5 to match the detail level of the execute endpoint (e.g., response formats, status codes for DELETE operations, query parameter descriptions for delete_session).

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265-290: VS Code debug configuration looks correct.

The launch configuration uses standard patterns for Python debugging with uvicorn. The JSON structure appears valid, and environment variable setup is appropriate. Verify this configuration works with the VS Code Python extension in your development environment.

To verify the configuration works:

  1. Copy the launch.json configuration into .vscode/launch.json
  2. Set a breakpoint in the executor code
  3. Press F5 to start debugging
  4. Verify breakpoints are hit and the debugger responds correctly

292-316: Test documentation is comprehensive and well-structured.

The test execution section appropriately covers installation of test dependencies, multiple execution methods, and coverage generation. The examples are practical and consistent with pytest conventions.


318-385: Troubleshooting section is practical and well-targeted.

The five common issues cover the most likely setup problems a developer would encounter. Each issue includes realistic error messages, clear explanations, and actionable solutions. This section effectively de-risks the developer onboarding process.


1-8: Document overview is clear and well-positioned.

The title, overview, and project structure introduction effectively set context for developers. The bilingual approach (Chinese/English) is appropriate for an international team.


387-396: Next steps and license sections are appropriate.

The "下一步" (Next Steps) section appropriately marks future documentation as "待完成" (to be completed), setting clear expectations. The license reference is standard and correct.


117-135: Module path and FastAPI app reference verified—documentation is accurate.

The verification confirms all startup command references are correct:

  • executor/__init__.py exists, making executor a proper Python package
  • executor/main.py defines app = FastAPI(...), confirming the app variable is a FastAPI instance
  • The module paths executor.main:app and python -m executor.main are correctly resolvable

No issues found.

…PATH

Critical fixes for local development setup:

1. **Project root directory requirement**:
   - All operations must be run from project root (Wegent/), not executor subdirectory
   - Updated all path references and commands to reflect this requirement
   - Added prominent warning at the beginning of setup instructions

2. **PYTHONPATH configuration**:
   - Added mandatory PYTHONPATH setup: `export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd)`
   - Included in all startup instructions and quick start script
   - Added to troubleshooting section with specific error examples

3. **Updated quick start script**:
   - Changed from executor/ directory to project root
   - Auto-detects script location and navigates to project root
   - Sets PYTHONPATH before starting service
   - Corrected dependency installation path to executor/requirements.txt

4. **Enhanced troubleshooting**:
   - Added FAQ for PYTHONPATH not set (FAQ #5)
   - Added FAQ for running in wrong directory (FAQ #6)
   - Updated virtual environment FAQ with correct paths

5. **Improved clarity**:
   - Added warning boxes highlighting critical requirements
   - Updated all code examples to show correct directory context
   - Emphasized PYTHONPATH requirement throughout documentation

These changes address module import errors that occur when PYTHONPATH is not properly configured or when running from the wrong directory.
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9-24: Add language identifier to project structure code block.

The fenced code block showing the project structure is missing a language identifier. Although it displays correctly as a tree structure, adding a language identifier (or marking it as text) improves markdown consistency and tooling support.

-```
+```text
 executor/
 ├── agents/              # Agent 实现

222-263: Script assumes all prerequisites are installed (uv, Python).

The quick start script (start.sh) is well-structured but assumes that uv is already installed. Consider adding a check or note that if uv is not found, users should install it first using the instructions provided earlier in the documentation. The script would benefit from better error handling.

 # 创建虚拟环境(如果不存在)
 if [ ! -d ".venv" ]; then
     echo "Creating virtual environment..."
+    if ! command -v uv &> /dev/null; then
+        echo "Error: uv is not installed. Please install uv first using:"
+        echo "  curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh"
+        exit 1
+    fi
     uv venv
 fi

446-451: Roadmap links reference non-existent files.

The future documentation references (AGENT_DEV.md, CONFIG.md, DEPLOYMENT.md, API.md) are marked as "(待完成)" (to be completed), but the markdown links will currently lead to 404 errors. Consider either:

  1. Removing the markdown link syntax until files are created
  2. Using <!-- TODO: Link when created --> comments instead
  3. Creating placeholder files with "Coming soon" notices
-## 下一步
+## 下一步(参考文档)
 
-- [Agent 开发指南](./AGENT_DEV.md)(待完成)
-- [配置详解](./CONFIG.md)(待完成)
-- [部署指南](./DEPLOYMENT.md)(待完成)
-- [API 参考文档](./API.md)(待完成)
+- Agent 开发指南 (AGENT_DEV.md) - 待完成
+- 配置详解 (CONFIG.md) - 待完成
+- 部署指南 (DEPLOYMENT.md) - 待完成
+- API 参考文档 (API.md) - 待完成
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344-428: Troubleshooting section is comprehensive and well-organized.

The troubleshooting section effectively addresses the most common setup issues developers will encounter. The emphasis on project root directory (issue #6) and PYTHONPATH (issue #5) throughout the documentation, combined with detailed troubleshooting steps, should significantly reduce support burden.


318-342: Clarify whether test dependencies are required or optional for the executor module.

Pytest and pytest-asyncio are not in executor/requirements.txt. The documentation instructs users to install them separately via uv pip install pytest pytest-asyncio, but provides no context on whether these are:

  • Required for the executor module (should be added to requirements.txt), or
  • Optional development-only dependencies (should be documented in a separate dev requirements file or marked as such in this guide)

Recommend either adding test dependencies to the requirements file or explicitly documenting them as optional dev-only setup in the testing section.


83-126: Documentation is accurate; consider adding optional advanced configuration variables.

All documented environment variables are correctly recognized by the executor with matching defaults (PORT=10001, WORKSPACE_ROOT=/workspace/, etc.). However, verification reveals several additional optional environment variables available for advanced configuration that are not documented:

  • REPO_PROXY_CONFIG — proxy routing for repository access
  • ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL, OPENAI_BASE_URL — custom API endpoints
  • ANTHROPIC_MODEL, OPENAI_MODEL — override default model IDs
  • CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_NONESSENTIAL_TRAFFIC, CLAUDE_CODE_INCLUDE_CO_AUTHORED_BY — Claude Code feature flags
  • DEFAULT_HEADERS — custom headers for requests

Consider adding these to an "Advanced Configuration" section if they are intended for developer use.


128-154: All executor startup methods are valid and properly implemented.

Verification confirms that executor/main.py contains:

  • app = FastAPI() as the correct uvicorn entry point
  • if __name__ == "__main__": block with uvicorn.run() for module execution

All documented startup approaches are valid:

  • uv run python -m executor.main
  • uv run uvicorn executor.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 10001 --reload
  • python -m executor.main (in activated venv) ✓
  • uvicorn executor.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 10001 --reload (in activated venv) ✓

The PYTHONPATH configuration and project root requirement are correctly documented and necessary for import resolution.

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## API 接口

Executor 提供以下主要 API 接口:

### 1. 执行任务

```bash
POST /api/tasks/execute
Content-Type: application/json

{
"task_id": 1,
"subtask_id": 1,
"agent_type": "claude_code",
"task_title": "任务标题",
"subtask_title": "子任务标题",
"content": "任务内容",
"repo_url": "https://github.com/example/repo.git",
"branch": "main",
"git_username": "user",
"git_password": "password"
}
```

### 2. 列出所有会话

```bash
GET /api/tasks/sessions
```

### 3. 删除指定会话

```bash
DELETE /api/tasks/session?task_id=1
```

### 4. 关闭所有 Claude 会话

```bash
DELETE /api/tasks/claude/sessions
```

### 5. 关闭所有 Agent 会话

```bash
DELETE /api/tasks/sessions/close
```
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Verify API endpoints exist and match implementation.

The documentation lists five API endpoints. Confirm that all endpoints exist, paths are correct, HTTP methods are accurate, and the request payload for /api/tasks/execute includes all required/optional fields. Consider adding response format examples to improve developer experience.


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Based on the verification of the API endpoints, all five endpoints documented in LOCAL_DEV.md match the actual implementation in executor/main.py with correct HTTP methods and paths. The endpoints are:

  1. ✓ POST /api/tasks/execute
  2. ✓ GET /api/tasks/sessions
  3. ✓ DELETE /api/tasks/session (with task_id query parameter)
  4. ✓ DELETE /api/tasks/claude/sessions
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Update API request payload documentation - current example is incorrect.

The POST /api/tasks/execute endpoint request payload example in the documentation is incorrect. The documented payload shows "agent_type": "claude_code", but the actual implementation requires a "bot" field with API configuration. Additionally, documented fields like content, repo_url, branch, git_username, and git_password are not used by the executor implementation.

The correct request payload structure should reflect:

  • "bot": array of objects containing "api_key" and "model" (not "agent_type")
  • "task_id", "subtask_id": task identifiers
  • "task_title", "subtask_title": used for callbacks
  • "env": optional environment configuration

Remove or clarify the unused fields from the documented example.

Key changes:
1. Translated entire documentation from Chinese to English
2. Fixed CALLBACK_URL path from /api/callback to /executor-manager/callback
3. Maintained all technical accuracy and structure

Documentation improvements:
- Clear English terminology for international developers
- Corrected callback endpoint to match actual service architecture
- All code examples, commands, and configurations remain unchanged
- Preserved all critical warnings and important notes
- Updated section headings, descriptions, and troubleshooting guides

This ensures the documentation is accessible to a wider audience while maintaining technical precision.
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