📅 2025-09-17 — Session: Refactored I/O Logic and Pipeline Architecture
🕒 18:00–20:30
🏷️ Labels: Refactoring, I/O, Pipeline, Automation, Python
📂 Project: Dev
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM
Session Goal:
The session aimed to refactor and streamline I/O operations and pipeline architecture in various Python projects, enhancing maintainability and modularity.
Key Activities:
- Refactoring I/O Operations: Centralized file I/O operations into dedicated modules for CLI commands and the bags_pipeline project, improving code clarity and maintainability.
- Golden-Path Invocations: Managed pairbag workflows, including selection and cohort rebuilding, to optimize automation processes.
- File Name Mismatch Resolution: Addressed and resolved file name mismatches in the KB-CTL tool, ensuring smooth file management.
- Consolidated Core Dataclasses: Unified essential dataclasses for a dependency-free pipeline, ensuring consistent field naming.
- Configuration and Utility Functions: Created a unified module for configuration and utility functions, enhancing code organization.
- Debugging Event Logging: Developed a debugging plan for JSONL event logging issues, focusing on verifying log file existence and parameter adjustments.
- High-Level Refactor Sketch: Outlined a high-level refactor of pipeline architecture, detailing separation of concerns into CLI, Pipeline Façade, and Core Backend layers.
Achievements:
- Successfully centralized I/O operations, leading to improved code quality and easier testing.
- Resolved file name mismatches, ensuring better automation workflow.
- Established a clear plan for pipeline architecture refactoring, enhancing modularity.
Pending Tasks:
- Implement the high-level refactor sketch for the pipeline architecture in future sessions.
- Further test and validate the refactored I/O modules across different projects.