Acceptance Criteria for AgentM Python Migration

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Overview

This issue outlines the acceptance criteria for the complete migration of the AgentM library from JavaScript to Python. All tasks must be completed to ensure the Python version is fully functional, well-documented, and ready for release.

Tasks

• [ ] Functionality Parity

  • [ ] Ensure all functionalities from the JavaScript version are successfully migrated and implemented in Python.
  • [ ] Verify that all agent functions, utilities, and integrations behave as expected in the Python environment.

• [ ] Testing

  • [ ] Confirm that the Python library passes all unit, integration, and performance tests.
  • [ ] Ensure that test coverage meets or exceeds the standards set by the JavaScript version.

• [ ] Documentation

  • [ ] Verify that all documentation is complete, accurate, and reflects the Python version of the library.
  • [ ] Ensure that all examples and guides are clear and helpful for both users and contributors.

• [ ] Example Scripts

  • [ ] Confirm that all example scripts are functional and demonstrate key features of the library.
  • [ ] Ensure that the example scripts align with the documentation and provide practical usage scenarios.

• [ ] Python Package Readiness

  • [ ] Prepare the Python package for distribution, ensuring it is available on PyPI or another package manager.
  • [ ] Test the installation process and package functionality on various Python environments to ensure compatibility.

Subtasks Overview

1. Functionality Parity:

   • Ensure all features from the JavaScript version are fully operational in the Python migration.

2. Testing:

   • Verify that the Python codebase passes all necessary tests, including unit, integration, and performance tests.

3. Documentation:

   • Confirm that all documentation is updated and provides comprehensive guidance for using and contributing to the library.

4. Example Scripts:

   • Check that example scripts work correctly and align with the updated documentation.

5. Python Package Readiness:

   • Prepare and test the Python package for release, ensuring it meets all distribution standards.