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    • Extensive clarifications across configuration, request, and response docs — clearer validation rules, error explanations, examples, and serialization guidance.
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    • Strengthened runtime validation for CORS, database, authentication, model/runtime paths, and storage with explicit error cases to prevent misconfiguration.
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    • Improved request/feedback handling: attachment-to-document construction, category normalization (dedupe), and stricter feedback presence checks.
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Expanded and clarified docstrings across configuration, request, and response models; added targeted runtime validations (CORS credential+wildcard, DB backend selection/default-to-SQLite, LlamaStack library-mode and path checks, JWT role/regex validation, user-data writability) and tightened FeedbackRequest normalization/validation.

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Configuration module
src/models/config.py
Large docstring expansions across validators and config classes; added runtime validations including: disallow allow_credentials with "*" in CORSConfiguration, explicit DB backend exclusivity and default-to-SQLite selection, PostgreSQL port range note, Service port validation, LlamaStack enforcement of library-mode prerequisites and client-config path existence, UserDataCollection storage presence/writability checks, JwtRoleRule JSONPath/role/regex validation details, and clearer AuthenticationConfiguration/module checks. No public signatures changed.
Request models
src/models/requests.py
Added extensive docstrings and validator clarifications; QueryRequest.get_documents now constructs/returns Document objects from attachments; FeedbackRequest normalizes categories (empty→None, dedupe preserving order), tightens validators (UUID, sentiment), and enforces presence of at least one feedback signal (sentiment, user_feedback, or categories). Minor doc updates to FeedbackStatusUpdateRequest.
Response models / OpenAPI examples
src/models/responses.py
Docstring enrichments across response classes; openapi_response behavior updated to expect labeled examples (building an examples map from schema entries and raising SchemaError on missing labels/values); response descriptions now derived from class descriptions; example metadata updated accordingly. Signatures unchanged.

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    • src/models/requests.py: correctness of QueryRequest.get_documents Document construction, FeedbackRequest category normalization and mandatory-feedback enforcement, validators' edge cases and error messages.
    • src/models/responses.py: labeled OpenAPI examples mapping and SchemaError conditions.

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135-143: Clarify the docstring summary to specify wildcard origins.

The summary "credentials are not allowed" is ambiguous. Consider rewording to make it clear this constraint applies specifically when wildcard origins are configured.

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-        """
-        Validate CORS settings and enforce that credentials are not allowed.
+        """
+        Validate CORS settings and enforce that credentials are not allowed with wildcard origins.
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936-983: Authentication validator docstring should mention API key module requirements

The validator enforces module‑specific config for three cases: JWK, RH Identity, and API key. The docstring, however, only mentions JWK and RH Identity in both the high‑level description and the Raises section. To avoid confusion, consider updating it, e.g.:

-        Checks that the selected authentication module is supported and that any module-specific
-        configuration (JWK or RH Identity) is present when required.
+        Checks that the selected authentication module is supported and that any module-specific
+        configuration (JWK, RH Identity, or API key) is present when required.
@@
-            ValueError: If the module is unsupported, or if a required module-specific
-                configuration (jwk_config for JWK token or rh_identity_config for RH Identity)
-                is missing.
+            ValueError: If the module is unsupported, or if a required module-specific
+                configuration (jwk_config for JWK token, rh_identity_config for RH Identity,
+                or api_key_config/api_key for API key auth) is missing.

This will better reflect the existing AUTH_MOD_APIKEY_TOKEN branch and the api_key presence check.

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src/models/config.py (3)

133-152: Clarify credentials restriction to wildcard origins only

The phrase “enforce that credentials are not allowed” reads as if credentials are never allowed, whereas the implementation only forbids allow_credentials=True when "*" is in allow_origins. Consider tightening the wording to avoid confusion, e.g.:

-        Validate CORS settings and enforce that credentials are not allowed.
+        Validate CORS settings and enforce that credentials are not allowed
+        when "*" is present in `allow_origins`.

499-518: Llama Stack validator docstring mostly matches logic; clarify URL semantics in library mode

The docstring accurately describes:

  • Requiring explicit library‑client mode when url is None.
  • Requiring library_client_config_path and checking it via file_check when use_as_library_client is True.
  • Normalizing use_as_library_client is None to False.

However, the inline comment later states that in library‑client mode “Llama Stack URL should not be set”, while the code does not enforce url is None when use_as_library_client is True. Consider either:

  • Adding a validation that raises if use_as_library_client is True and url is not None, or
  • Relaxing that comment/doc wording to say the URL is ignored in library mode instead of forbidden.

This will keep behavior and documentation aligned.


1171-1187: Conversation cache validation docstring matches main cases; consider documenting noop semantics

The documented ValueError conditions for type is None with a backend, and for mismatched type vs memory/sqlite/postgres configs, match the implementation.

One possible enhancement: when type == "noop" (allowed by the field type), the current logic silently accepts any provided backend configs, which may surprise users. If the intended semantics are “no caching and no backend should be configured”, you might either:

  • Extend validation to reject backends when type == "noop", and/or
  • Mention in the docstring how noop interacts with backend configs.

This would make the behavior around the noop type less ambiguous.

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src/models/config.py (20)

73-82: TLS post‑validation docstring matches current no‑op behavior

The expanded docstring correctly states that this validator is currently a no‑op that returns self, which matches the implementation.


177-188: PostgreSQL configuration overview is accurate and helpful

The additional context on how PostgreSQL is used (conversation IDs, history, quota usage) is clear and aligns with the surrounding configuration.


245-257: PostgreSQL port validation docstring matches logic

Docstring correctly documents that only ports > 65535 are rejected, with the lower bound already enforced by PositiveInt.


279-302: Database backend selection docstring matches defaulting behavior

The description of defaulting to /tmp/lightspeed-stack.db when no backend is configured, and erroring when multiple backends are set, matches the implementation.


304-316: db_type property docstring matches behavior

The documented return values ("sqlite" / "postgres") and the ValueError case when neither is set are consistent with the property logic.


323-336: config property docstring is precise and accurate

The Returns/Raises sections correctly describe the selection between SQLite and PostgreSQL configs and the error when neither is configured.


345-351: Service description is clearer and aligned with implementation

The expanded explanation of host/port, auth, and worker behavior matches how ServiceConfiguration is used.


408-421: Service port validation docstring matches logic

Docstring correctly notes that ports above 65535 raise ValueError, which matches the validator body.


424-438: MCP server description is clear and consistent

The explanation of MCP servers and the note that only those defined in lightspeed-stack.yaml are available is clear and consistent with the config shape.


582-595: User data storage validation docstring matches checks

The docstring correctly states that when feedback/transcripts are enabled, their respective storage paths must be provided and writable (exist or creatable), matching the directory_check usage.


667-679: JSONPath validation docstring matches error behavior

The description of parsing jsonpath and raising ValueError with the offending expression and parser error is consistent with the try/except JSONPathError block.


690-700: Role list validation docstring matches implemented constraints

Docstring correctly documents the three checks (non‑empty, unique roles, no "*"), all of which are present in the implementation.


715-726: Regex pattern validation docstring matches MATCH behavior

The documented requirement for value to be a valid regex string when operator == MATCH aligns with the isinstance(self.value, str) and re.compile checks.


740-749: compiled_regex docstring is now clear and line‑length compliant

The Returns description precisely matches the logic (compile only for MATCH + string value, otherwise None) and resolves the prior line‑length linter complaint.


985-996: JWK configuration accessor docstring matches behavior and lint fix

The Returns/Raises description matches the property logic and the reflowed Raises line resolves the earlier line‑length issue.


1005-1016: RH Identity accessor docstring matches error cases

Docstring correctly documents that it raises if the module is not RH Identity or if the configuration is missing when it should be present, consistent with the implementation.


1065-1071: Custom profile prompts accessor docstring is accurate

The method simply returns self.prompts, and the docstring clearly describes this mapping.


1084-1095: Customization loading docstring matches profile/system prompt behavior

The explanation of preferring profile_path over system_prompt_path, validating files, and populating custom_profile or system_prompt reflects the control flow in the validator, and the reflow fixes prior line‑length issues.


1122-1132: Default model/provider coupling docstring matches validation

The docstring correctly states that default_model and default_provider must be set together or both unset; the two conditional checks enforce exactly that.


1467-1477: Configuration dump docstring matches implementation and addresses line length

The description of JSON serialization (indent=4, UTF‑8, overwrite behavior) matches the open(..., "w", encoding="utf-8") and model_dump_json(indent=4) call, and the wrapped lines fix the prior linter complaint.

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783-785: Typo: "can not" should be "cannot" for consistency.

The response message at line 760 uses "cannot" but this example uses "can not". These should match.

                     "value": {
                         "conversation_id": "123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000",
                         "success": True,
-                        "response": "Conversation can not be deleted",
+                        "response": "Conversation cannot be deleted",
                     },
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1734-1760: Inconsistent docstring format: use Returns: instead of @returns.

The generic() and configuration_not_loaded() methods use @returns notation, but Google Python docstring conventions (and other methods in this class) use Returns: as a section header. As per coding guidelines, these should follow Google conventions.

     @classmethod
     def generic(cls) -> "InternalServerErrorResponse":
         """
         Create an InternalServerErrorResponse representing a generic internal server error.

-        @returns InternalServerErrorResponse: instance with a standard response
-        message ("Internal server error") and a cause explaining an unexpected
-        processing error.
+        Returns:
+            InternalServerErrorResponse: Instance with a standard response
+            message ("Internal server error") and a cause explaining an unexpected
+            processing error.
         """
         return cls(
             response="Internal server error",
             cause="An unexpected error occurred while processing the request.",
         )

     @classmethod
     def configuration_not_loaded(cls) -> "InternalServerErrorResponse":
         """
         Create an InternalServerErrorResponse indicating the service config was not initialized.

-        @returns InternalServerErrorResponse with response "Configuration is
-        not loaded" and cause "Lightspeed Stack configuration has not been
-        initialized."
+        Returns:
+            InternalServerErrorResponse: With response "Configuration is
+            not loaded" and cause "Lightspeed Stack configuration has not been
+            initialized."
         """
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746-766: LGTM!

The docstring accurately describes the initialization behavior and follows Google Python docstring conventions.


791-831: LGTM!

The docstring comprehensively documents the openapi_response method, including the labeled examples pattern, return structure, and error conditions.


1118-1140: LGTM!

Both docstrings accurately describe the method behaviors and follow Google Python docstring conventions.


1143-1188: LGTM!

Comprehensive documentation of the openapi_response method with clear explanations of parameters, return structure, and error conditions.


1212-1224: LGTM!

The docstring clearly describes the purpose and parameters for creating a 400 Bad Request response.


1294-1308: LGTM!

Clear documentation of the UnauthorizedResponse initialization with accurate description of the standardized response behavior.


1370-1458: LGTM!

The factory method docstrings (conversation, endpoint, feedback_disabled, model_override) and __init__ docstring are well-written with clear descriptions of parameters, return values, and intended use cases.


1505-1565: LGTM!

Clear docstrings for NotFoundResponse and UnprocessableEntityResponse constructors following Google conventions.


1628-1677: LGTM!

The docstrings for QuotaExceededResponse methods (model, from_exception, __init__) accurately describe their purposes and parameters, with good integration with the QuotaExceedError exception.


1762-1838: LGTM!

The remaining factory methods (feedback_path_invalid, query_failed, cache_unavailable, database_error) and __init__ have well-structured docstrings following Google Python conventions.


1859-1872: LGTM!

The docstring clearly documents the ServiceUnavailableResponse constructor parameters and purpose.

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