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# Sprint 5 (MVP 1): Final Testing, Documentation, and Deployment Prep
## Sprint Overview
- **Goal:** Thoroughly test the completed MVP 1, write comprehensive documentation, ensure all code is clean and CI is passing, and prepare the application for deployment to a Hugging Face Space.
- **Duration:** Estimated 2-4 hours (flexible within Hackathon Day 2).
- **Core Primitives Focused On:** Finalizing the demonstration of Tool discovery.
- **Key Artifacts by End of Sprint:**
- A robust, well-tested `app.py` for MVP 1
- A comprehensive `README.md` in the GitHub repository
- A `README.md` specifically formatted for the Hugging Face Space
- All necessary configuration files for Hugging Face Space deployment
- Confirmation that the app runs correctly when launched as it would be on a Space
- Final CI pass
---
## Task List
### Task 5.1: Comprehensive End-to-End Testing & Bug Fixing
- **Task ID:** 20
- **Status:** Todo
- **Dependencies:** Task 19 (Task 4.4: Update Dependencies & Run All Checks)
- **Description:**
1. Perform rigorous testing of the Gradio application (`app.py`).
- Test with a wider variety of queries, including longer ones, ambiguous ones, and some with typos
- Test edge cases for the `InMemoryKG` (e.g., malformed `data/initial_tools.json`)
- Test UI responsiveness and browser console for JavaScript errors
- Test in a clean environment to ensure all dependencies are captured
2. Identify and fix any bugs or unexpected behaviors found during testing.
- **Acceptance Criteria:**
1. Application is stable and handles a variety of inputs gracefully
2. Known critical bugs are fixed
3. User experience is smooth for the defined MVP1 scope
- **Test Scenarios:**
- **Strong Match Query:** "I need sentiment analysis for customer feedback"
- **Ambiguous Query:** "Help me with text processing"
- **Generic Query:** "I need a tool"
- **Unrelated Query:** "How do I cook pasta?"
- **Typo Query:** "I need sentimnt anaylsis"
- **Edge Cases to Test:**
- Missing `data/initial_tools.json` file
- Empty or malformed JSON data
- Missing or invalid API keys
- Network connectivity issues
- Large input queries
- Special characters and Unicode
### Task 5.2: Finalize Project README.md for GitHub
- **Task ID:** 21
- **Status:** Todo
- **Dependencies:** Task 20 completion
- **Description:** Review and expand the `README.md` to accurately reflect MVP 1's functionality and align with the hackathon report. Include:
- Clear Project Title & Hackathon Context
- Concise Description of MVP 1
- "How KGraph-MCP (MVP1) Works" section (brief architecture, data flow)
- "Our Development Process" (mentioning Cursor, Claude, `uv`, iterative sprints)
- "Technologies Used" (Python, Gradio, `uv`, specific LLM for embeddings)
- "How to Run Locally" (clear `uv`-based instructions)
- "Sponsor Technologies Utilized" (specifically which API credits were used)
- "Future Vision / Next Steps" (briefly what MVP2+ and the larger project aim for)
- Link to the (upcoming) Hugging Face Space
- **Acceptance Criteria:**
1. `README.md` is comprehensive, accurate for MVP1, and well-formatted
2. All specified sections are present and clearly articulated
3. Instructions are tested and verified to work
4. Professional presentation suitable for hackathon judges
### Task 5.3: Prepare README.md for Hugging Face Space
- **Task ID:** 22
- **Status:** Todo
- **Dependencies:** Task 21 completion
- **Description:** Create or adapt a `README.md` specifically for the Hugging Face Space hosting the Gradio app. This involves:
- Adding the required hackathon track tag (e.g., `agent-demo-track`)
- Ensuring specific metadata Hugging Face Spaces uses is correctly specified
- Making sure "How to Use" is very clear for someone just landing on the Space
- Linking back to the GitHub repository
- **Required YAML Frontmatter:**
```yaml
---
title: KG-Powered MCP Tool Suggester (MVP1)
emoji: π§ π οΈ
colorFrom: indigo
colorTo: blue
sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 5.33.0
python_version: 3.11.8
app_file: app.py
pinned: false
hf_oauth: false
hf_storage: false
hf_cookies: false
datasets: []
models: []
tags:
- "agents-mcp-hackathon"
- "agent-demo-track"
- "mcp"
- "knowledge-graph"
- "ai-agents"
- "gradio"
---
```
- **Acceptance Criteria:**
1. A Space-ready `README.md` is prepared with proper YAML frontmatter
2. Includes necessary Hugging Face metadata and hackathon tags
3. Clear, concise description suitable for Space visitors
4. Easy-to-follow usage instructions
### Task 5.4: Final Code Review & Cleanup
- **Task ID:** 23
- **Status:** Todo
- **Dependencies:** Task 22 completion
- **Description:**
1. Review all Python code written for MVP1 (`app.py`, `kg_services/`, `agents/`)
2. Remove any unused imports, commented-out dead code, or unnecessary print statements
3. Ensure docstrings and comments are clear and up-to-date
4. Double-check error handling, especially around API calls and file loading
- **Files to Review:**
- `app.py`
- `kg_services/ontology.py`
- `kg_services/knowledge_graph.py`
- `kg_services/embedder.py`
- `agents/planner.py`
- **Review Checklist:**
- [ ] Remove unused imports
- [ ] Remove commented-out dead code
- [ ] Keep essential print statements for debugging
- [ ] Verify docstrings are adequate and current
- [ ] Check try-except blocks for proper error handling
- [ ] Ensure consistent code style
- [ ] Verify type hints are present and accurate
- **Acceptance Criteria:**
1. Codebase is clean, well-commented, and free of dead code
2. All functions and classes have adequate docstrings
3. Error handling is comprehensive and appropriate
### Task 5.5: Prepare for Deployment to Hugging Face Space
- **Task ID:** 24
- **Status:** Todo
- **Dependencies:** Task 23 completion
- **Description:**
1. Ensure `requirements.txt` is minimal and contains all necessary runtime dependencies
2. Ensure API keys needed by `EmbeddingService` are planned to be set as **Secrets** in the Hugging Face Space settings
3. Test running the app locally using the command that Hugging Face Spaces would use
4. Create deployment documentation and secret management guide
- **Requirements.txt Dependencies:**
- `gradio>=5.33.0`
- `fastapi>=0.115.0`
- `uvicorn>=0.31.0`
- `openai>=1.8.0`
- `numpy>=1.21.0`
- `pydantic>=2.11.0`
- `python-dotenv>=1.0.0` (for local development)
- **Secret Management Plan:**
- `OPENAI_API_KEY` must be set as a Secret in HF Space settings
- Update `.env.example` to reflect required environment variables
- Document the secret setup process for deployment
- **Acceptance Criteria:**
1. `requirements.txt` is finalized for deployment
2. Plan for managing API key secrets on Hugging Face Spaces is clear
3. App is confirmed to run with a simple `python app.py`
4. Deployment documentation is complete
### Task 5.6: Final Checks & CI Pass
- **Task ID:** 25
- **Status:** Todo
- **Dependencies:** Task 24 completion
- **Description:**
1. Run `just install` one last time
2. Run `just lint`, `just format`, `just type-check`, `just test` locally
3. Commit all final changes
4. Push to GitHub and ensure the CI pipeline passes cleanly
- **Final Checklist:**
- [ ] `just install` - Dependencies updated
- [ ] `just lint` - Code linting passed
- [ ] `just format` - Code formatting applied
- [ ] `just type-check` - Type checking passed
- [ ] `just test` - All tests passing
- [ ] All changes committed with conventional commit messages
- [ ] GitHub CI pipeline green
- [ ] MVP1 ready for deployment and submission
- **Acceptance Criteria:**
1. All local checks pass
2. All code is committed and pushed
3. GitHub Actions CI pipeline is green
4. MVP1 is considered "feature complete" and ready for deployment/submission
---
## Sprint 5 Success Criteria
By the end of Sprint 5, we will have:
### β
**Production-Ready MVP 1**
- Thoroughly tested application with comprehensive edge case coverage
- Clean, well-documented codebase ready for production
- Robust error handling and user experience
- All quality gates passing
### β
**Complete Documentation**
- Professional GitHub README with full project details
- Hugging Face Space README with proper metadata and tags
- Clear deployment and usage instructions
- Comprehensive development process documentation
### β
**Deployment Readiness**
- Finalized requirements.txt for Hugging Face Spaces
- API key management strategy documented
- Local deployment verified and tested
- CI/CD pipeline green and stable
### β
**Hackathon Submission Ready**
- Application meets all Track 3 requirements
- Professional presentation materials ready
- Demo scenarios tested and verified
- Future roadmap clearly articulated
---
## End of Sprint 5 & MVP 1 Review
### **What's Done:**
- Hackathon MVP 1 ("KG-Powered Tool Suggester") is complete, tested, and documented
- The Gradio app demonstrates semantic search for MCP tools based on an in-memory KG
- The project is ready for deployment to a Hugging Face Space and submission for Track 3
- The foundation is set for subsequent, more complex MVPs
### **What's Next (Post-MVP1 / Hackathon MVP 2):**
- Deploy MVP1 to a Hugging Face Space
- Start planning/implementing MVP2 ("KG Suggests Actionable Tool with Prompt Template")
- Gather feedback from hackathon judges and community
- Iterate on the architecture based on real-world usage
### **Key Achievements:**
- β
Fully functional semantic tool discovery system
- β
Professional-grade documentation and presentation
- β
Production-ready deployment configuration
- β
Comprehensive testing and quality assurance
- β
Clear roadmap for future development
This sprint ensures that MVP1 is not just functional but also well-packaged, documented, and ready for the world (and hackathon judges) to see!
---
**Sprint Priority:** HIGH - This is the final sprint before hackathon submission
**Risk Level:** LOW - Building on solid foundation from Sprint 4
**Confidence:** HIGH - Clear tasks with well-defined outcomes |