agents/crucible-agent-build-lightweight-rest

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demo-bot 324ddc19db decomposer: generate deliverable files for Implement the task REST API service with FastAPI, including standard CRUD endpoints, HTTP status semantics, request and response models, and structured error handling.; Add a PostgreSQL persistence layer for the task service using SQLAlchemy models, session management, database initialization or migrations, and durable task storage integrated with the existing API contract.; Define and integrate Pydantic request and response schemas for task fields, status values, identifiers, timestamps, and validation errors across the existing FastAPI service and persistence contract.; Add automated pytest coverage for the task API, including CRUD behavior, request and response validation failures, HTTP status semantics, and persistence interactions using isolated test data.; Containerize the FastAPI task service and PostgreSQL persistence service with Docker Compose, including environment-based configuration, health checks, networking, startup dependencies, and persistent database storage.; Create project documentation and operational guidance covering local setup, Docker Compose configuration, environment variables, API endpoints, validation and error responses, testing commands, persistence behavior, and relevant best-practice notes.

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Workflow: wf-draft-7f4395e5f64d Intent: Build a lightweight REST API using python and docker that includes standard CRUD endpoints, data persistence, schema validation, and basic test coverage. It should be built using microservices and following best practices This repo covers: step 0, step 1, step 2, step 3, step 4, step 5

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Step 0: no dependencies
Step 1: depends on step 0
Step 2: depends on step 0, step 1
Step 3: depends on step 0, step 1, step 2
Step 4: depends on step 0, step 1, step 2, step 3
Step 5: depends on step 0, step 1, step 2, step 3, step 4

Phase table

Phase 1: step 0 Phase 2: step 1 Phase 3: step 2 Phase 4: step 3 Phase 5: step 4 Phase 6: step 5