bzzz/api_summary.md

BZZZ Setup API Implementation Summary

Overview

I have successfully implemented the backend API components for BZZZ's built-in web configuration system by extending the existing HTTP server with setup endpoints that activate when no configuration exists.

Implementation Details

1. SetupManager (/home/tony/chorus/project-queues/active/BZZZ/api/setup_manager.go)

• Purpose: Central manager for setup operations with integration points to existing systems
• Key Features:
  • Configuration requirement detection via IsSetupRequired()
  • Comprehensive system detection including hardware, GPU, network, storage, and Docker
  • Repository configuration validation using existing repository factory
  • Configuration validation and saving functionality

System Detection Capabilities:

• Hardware: OS, architecture, CPU cores, memory detection
• GPU Detection: NVIDIA (nvidia-smi), AMD (rocm-smi), Intel integrated graphics
• Network: Hostname, interfaces, private IPs, Docker bridge detection
• Storage: Disk space analysis for current working directory
• Docker: Version detection, Compose availability, Swarm mode status

Repository Integration:

• Uses existing repository.DefaultProviderFactory for provider creation
• Supports GitHub and Gitea providers with credential validation
• Tests actual repository connectivity during validation

2. Extended HTTP Server (/home/tony/chorus/project-queues/active/BZZZ/api/http_server.go)

• Enhanced Constructor: Now accepts configPath parameter for setup integration
• Conditional Setup Routes: Setup endpoints only available when IsSetupRequired() returns true
• New Setup API Endpoints:

Setup API Endpoints:

• GET /api/setup/required - Check if setup is required
• GET /api/setup/system - Perform system detection and return hardware info
• GET /api/setup/repository/providers - List supported repository providers
• POST /api/setup/repository/validate - Validate repository configuration
• POST /api/setup/validate - Validate complete setup configuration
• POST /api/setup/save - Save setup configuration to file

Enhanced Status Endpoint:

• GET /api/status - Now includes setup_required flag

3. Integration with Existing Systems

• Config System: Uses existing config.LoadConfig() and config.SaveConfig()
• Repository Factory: Leverages existing repository.ProviderFactory interface
• HTTP Server: Extends existing server without breaking changes
• Main Application: Updated to pass configPath to HTTP server constructor

4. Configuration Flow

1. Detection: IsSetupRequired() checks for existing valid configuration
2. System Analysis: Hardware detection provides environment-specific recommendations
3. Repository Setup: Validates credentials and connectivity to GitHub/Gitea
4. Configuration Generation: Creates complete BZZZ configuration with validated settings
5. Persistence: Saves configuration using existing YAML format

API Usage Examples

Check Setup Requirement

curl http://localhost:8080/api/setup/required
# Returns: {"setup_required": true, "timestamp": 1692382800}

System Detection

curl http://localhost:8080/api/setup/system
# Returns comprehensive system information including GPUs, network, storage

Repository Validation

curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/api/setup/repository/validate \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "provider": "github",
    "access_token": "ghp_...",
    "owner": "myorg",
    "repository": "myrepo"
  }'

Save Configuration

curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/api/setup/save \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "agent_id": "my-agent-001",
    "capabilities": ["general", "reasoning"],
    "models": ["phi3", "llama3.1"],
    "repository": {
      "provider": "github",
      "access_token": "ghp_...",
      "owner": "myorg",
      "repository": "myrepo"
    }
  }'

Key Integration Points

With Existing Config System:

• Respects existing configuration format and validation
• Uses existing default values and environment variable overrides
• Maintains backward compatibility with current config loading

With Repository System:

• Uses existing repository.ProviderFactory for GitHub/Gitea support
• Validates actual repository connectivity using existing client implementations
• Maintains existing task provider interface compatibility

With HTTP Server:

• Extends existing API server without breaking changes
• Maintains existing CORS configuration and middleware
• Preserves existing logging and hypercore endpoints

Security Considerations

• Setup endpoints only available when no valid configuration exists
• Repository credentials validated before storage
• Configuration validation prevents invalid states
• Graceful handling of system detection failures

Testing and Validation

• Build verification completed successfully
• API endpoint structure validated
• Integration with existing systems verified
• No breaking changes to existing functionality

Next Steps for Frontend Integration

The API provides comprehensive endpoints for a web-based setup wizard:

1. System detection provides hardware-specific recommendations
2. Repository validation enables real-time credential verification
3. Configuration validation provides immediate feedback
4. Save endpoint completes setup with restart indication

This backend implementation provides a solid foundation for the web configuration UI, integrating seamlessly with existing BZZZ systems while providing the comprehensive setup capabilities needed for initial system configuration.