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AGENTS.md

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A repository instruction file for a Python todo and task-planning toolkit built for Pydantic AI agents. It explains the project structure, common commands, and how storage is supplied to its tools.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it when developing or reviewing this repository, especially its todo-reading and todo-writing tools, storage layer, models, tests, and build process.
Why use it?
It gives coding assistants the project context needed to run the right tests, checks, formatting, type checks, and build commands.

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AGENTS.md

Instructions for AI coding assistants working on this repository.

Project Overview

pydantic-ai-todo is a standalone todo/task planning toolset for pydantic-ai agents. It provides read_todos and write_todos tools that work with any pydantic-ai agent without requiring specific dependencies.

Quick Reference

Task Command
Install uv sync --group dev
Test uv run pytest
Test + Coverage uv run coverage run -m pytest && uv run coverage report
Lint uv run ruff check .
Format uv run ruff format .
Typecheck uv run pyright
Build uv run python -m build

Architecture

pydantic_ai_todo/
├── types.py      # Todo, TodoItem - Pydantic models
├── storage.py    # TodoStorage, TodoStorageProtocol - state management
├── toolset.py    # create_todo_toolset() - main factory
└── __init__.py   # public API

Key Design: Storage Injection

Tools capture storage via closure, NOT through ctx.deps:

def create_todo_toolset(storage=None):
    _storage = storage or TodoStorage()

    @toolset.tool
    async def read_todos() -> str:  # No ctx parameter!
        return format(_storage.todos)

This pattern ensures compatibility with ANY pydantic-ai agent deps type.

Code Standards

  • Coverage: 100% required - check with uv run coverage report
  • Types: Pyright strict mode - all functions need type annotations
  • Style: ruff handles formatting and linting

Testing

Tests are in tests/ directory. Use pytest-asyncio for async tests:

async def test_write_todos():
    storage = TodoStorage()
    toolset = create_todo_toolset(storage=storage)
    # Test using toolset.tools dict

When Modifying

  1. Run tests after changes: uv run pytest
  2. Check coverage stays at 100%
  3. Run uv run pyright for type errors
  4. Format with uv run ruff format .
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