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Fixes #462

Updates documentation to reflect the wrapper-layer architecture changes from PR #1780, including:

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1. Framework Availability Constants (docs/features/framework-availability.mdx)

  • Added new "Backward-compat constants" section documenting the six lazy module-level constants
  • Explains that they now use PEP 562 getattr for lazy resolution
  • Recommends using is_available() directly for new code

2. Thread Safety Updates (docs/features/thread-safety.mdx)

  • Expanded mention of lazy constants to include all six constants (not just PRAISONAI_TOOLS_AVAILABLE)
  • Added deprecation note for four ToolRegistry AutoGen methods with link to migration guide
  • References PR #1780 for the changes

3. Async Bridge Implementation Note (docs/features/async-bridge.mdx)

  • Added note about lazy singleton pattern in wrapper-layer praisonai._async_bridge
  • Explains that background loop is created lazily and shutdown() is safe no-op

4. New Migration Guide (docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx)

  • Complete migration guide for deprecated ToolRegistry AutoGen methods
  • Follows AGENTS.md standards with hero Mermaid diagram, Steps component, etc.
  • Includes before/after code examples and best practices
  • Explains deprecation timeline and warnings suppression

5. Navigation Updates (docs.json)

  • Added new migration page to Performance & Optimization section
  • Placed appropriately in docs/features/ (not docs/concepts/)

All changes follow AGENTS.md documentation standards and maintain the agent-centric, beginner-friendly approach.

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  • Documentation
    • Added migration guide for AutoGen integration updates
    • Clarified async bridge lifecycle and initialization behavior
    • Documented backward-compatibility constants for framework availability checks
    • Added deprecation notices and migration guidance for AutoGen-specific adapter methods

- Add backward-compat constants section to framework-availability.mdx
- Expand lazy constants mention and add ToolRegistry deprecation note to thread-safety.mdx
- Add lazy singleton implementation note to async-bridge.mdx
- Create migration guide for deprecated ToolRegistry AutoGen methods
- Update docs.json navigation for new migration page

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This PR updates documentation to explain the deprecation of AutoGen-specific ToolRegistry methods and their migration to a dedicated framework_adapters.autogen adapter module, while documenting framework availability backward-compatibility constants and async-bridge lifecycle behavior.

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Documentation Updates for ToolRegistry AutoGen Deprecation and Framework Availability

Layer / File(s) Summary
Framework availability backward-compat constants documentation
docs/features/framework-availability.mdx, docs/features/thread-safety.mdx
Adds new subsection documenting six lazy-resolved constants (PRAISONAI_TOOLS_AVAILABLE, CREWAI_AVAILABLE, AUTOGEN_AVAILABLE, AG2_AVAILABLE, PRAISONAI_AVAILABLE, AGENTOPS_AVAILABLE) via PEP 562 __getattr__, with equivalence to is_available(...) calls and recommendation to use is_available(...) in new code.
ToolRegistry AutoGen migration guide page
docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx
New comprehensive documentation page with migration-path diagram, before/after code examples, what-changed table mapping four deprecated methods to framework_adapters.autogen, common migration patterns (tool registration, listing available tools, builtin registration), and best-practices guidance including warning suppression, incremental import migration, and testing with deprecation warnings enabled.
Deprecation and async-bridge lifecycle clarifications
docs/features/thread-safety.mdx, docs/features/async-bridge.mdx
Documents that four AutoGen-specific ToolRegistry methods now emit DeprecationWarning with migration guidance link; clarifies wrapper-layer async-bridge creates background loop lazily on first run_sync(), performs no allocation during pure imports, and makes shutdown() safe when never used.
Documentation navigation setup
docs.json
Registers new tool-registry-autogen-migration documentation page under Performance & Optimization section.

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Possibly related PRs

  • MervinPraison/PraisonAIDocs#379: Updates docs/features/framework-availability.mdx with new availability constants documentation that serves as foundation for this PR's migration guide.
  • MervinPraison/PraisonAIDocs#365: Refines docs/features/async-bridge.mdx and docs/features/thread-safety.mdx with lazy-loading and _load_optional(...) mechanisms that this PR further documents.
  • MervinPraison/PraisonAIDocs#211: Previous updates to async-bridge documentation that this PR builds upon with lifecycle clarification.

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Document PR #1780 wrapper-layer architecture and AutoGen migration

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• Document wrapper-layer architecture changes from PR #1780
• Add backward-compat constants section to framework availability docs
• Create migration guide for deprecated ToolRegistry AutoGen methods
• Update thread-safety docs with lazy constant resolution details
• Add lazy singleton pattern note to async-bridge documentation
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  A["PR #1780 Changes"] --> B["Lazy Constants"]
  A --> C["ToolRegistry Deprecation"]
  B --> D["framework-availability.mdx"]
  B --> E["thread-safety.mdx"]
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1. docs.json 📝 Documentation +1/-0

Add migration guide to navigation

• Added new migration guide page to Performance & Optimization section
• Inserted docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration in navigation

docs.json


2. docs/features/framework-availability.mdx 📝 Documentation +21/-0

Document backward-compat lazy constants

• Added new "Backward-compat constants" section documenting six lazy module-level constants
• Explains PEP 562 __getattr__ lazy resolution mechanism
• Provides table mapping constants to is_available() equivalents
• Recommends using is_available() directly for new code

docs/features/framework-availability.mdx


3. docs/features/thread-safety.mdx 📝 Documentation +5/-1

Update thread-safety docs with lazy constants

• Expanded lazy constants mention to include all six constants
• Added deprecation note for four ToolRegistry AutoGen methods
• Added link to new migration guide for AutoGen-specific functionality
• References PR #1780 for architectural changes

docs/features/thread-safety.mdx


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4. docs/features/async-bridge.mdx 📝 Documentation +7/-0

Add lazy singleton pattern implementation note

• Added note about lazy singleton pattern in praisonai._async_bridge
• Explains background loop is created lazily on first run_sync() call
• Clarifies that pure imports do not allocate loop or thread
• Documents that shutdown() before any run_sync() is safe no-op

docs/features/async-bridge.mdx


5. docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx 📝 Documentation +226/-0

Create ToolRegistry AutoGen migration guide

• New comprehensive migration guide for deprecated ToolRegistry AutoGen methods
• Includes hero Mermaid diagram showing migration path and deprecation timeline
• Provides before/after code examples for common patterns
• Documents four deprecated methods and their framework adapter replacements
• Includes best practices section with warning suppression and incremental migration strategies

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1. praisonai.agents_generator constants not lazy ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ≡ Correctness
Description
The docs claim the availability constants on praisonai.agents_generator are resolved lazily via
PEP 562 __getattr__, but the SDK currently computes these values at import time. This misleads
users about import-time cost and thread-safety behavior.
Code

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indirection.

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praisonai/agents_generator.py[31-38]

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## Issue description
`docs/features/framework-availability.mdx` states the `praisonai.agents_generator` availability constants are lazily resolved via module-level `__getattr__`, but the current SDK implementation defines them as eager module variables.

## Issue Context
Per compliance, documentation must match the SDK source. The current `praisonai/agents_generator.py` assigns these constants at import time using `is_available(...)`.

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docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[R29-32]

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The added ## Quick Start section begins without an intro sentence, and the newly added
framework-availability section begins with more than one sentence, violating the section-intro rule.

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- `## Quick Start` begins immediately with `<Steps>` and has no intro sentence.
- The new `## Backward-compat constants...` section begins with multiple sentences.

## Fix Focus Areas
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[29-32]
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[64-66]
- docs/features/framework-availability.mdx[179-184]

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The documentation claims AutoGen-specific ToolRegistry methods were moved to
framework_adapters.autogen and now emit DeprecationWarning, but the SDK neither provides that
module path nor emits those warnings, and the migration guide’s examples also contain incorrect
imports and undefined identifiers. This results in broken guidance, incorrect migration
instructions, and non-runnable copy/paste snippets.
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docs/features/thread-safety.mdx[510]

Evidence
The docs state that ToolRegistry AutoGen methods are deprecated (emitting DeprecationWarning)
and have moved under praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen, yet in the SDK
praisonai/tool_registry.py still defines the four methods without any DeprecationWarning
behavior, and the AutoGen adapter is implemented in
praisonai/framework_adapters/autogen_adapter.py and exported from praisonai.framework_adapters
(via praisonai/framework_adapters/__init__.py) rather than a
praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen submodule. The migration guide further demonstrates the
mismatch by importing the non-existent module path and using placeholders like my_adapter,
my_tool_function, and adapter without defining them, meaning the examples cannot be run as
written and conflict with the requirement for runnable, minimal snippets.

AGENTS.md: Documentation Must Be Verified Against SDK Source (No Guessing or Nonexistent Features)
docs/features/thread-safety.mdx[510-511]
docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[8-16]
praisonai/tool_registry.py[33-117]
praisonai/framework_adapters/init.py[1-14]
docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[33-58]
docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[121-138]
docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[148-157]

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The docs and migration guide are internally inconsistent with the SDK: they claim AutoGen-specific `ToolRegistry` methods emit `DeprecationWarning` and were moved to `praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen`, but the SDK does not emit those warnings and does not contain that module path, and several migration snippets also fail copy/paste execution due to undefined identifiers and incorrect imports.

## Issue Context
- `praisonai/tool_registry.py` defines the four AutoGen-related methods without emitting `DeprecationWarning`.
- The AutoGen adapter implementation lives in `praisonai/framework_adapters/autogen_adapter.py`, and the package exports `AutoGenAdapter` from `praisonai.framework_adapters` (not `praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen`).
- The migration guide currently includes examples that import `from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import ...` and reference undefined names (e.g., `my_adapter`, `my_tool_function`, `adapter`, `my_function`), making them not runnable as-is.

## Fix Focus Areas
- docs/features/thread-safety.mdx[510-511]
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[8-16]
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[33-58]
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[121-138]
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[148-157]
- praisonai/tool_registry.py[33-117]
- praisonai/framework_adapters/__init__.py[1-14]

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4. Sequence diagram missing classDef ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
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classDef styling. This reduces visual consistency with the required diagram standard.
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docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[R66-80]

Evidence
The checklist requires Mermaid diagrams to include classDef styling with the standard palette; the
sequence diagram block has no styling declarations.

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## Issue description
The Mermaid `sequenceDiagram` block lacks the required `classDef` styling and standard colors.

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The hero diagram on the page uses the standard palette, but the sequence diagram does not apply any `classDef` styles.

## Fix Focus Areas
- docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[66-80]

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5. No import example for constants ✓ Resolved 📎 Requirement gap ⚙ Maintainability
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The new backward-compat constants section does not explicitly state that the constants remain usable
via from praisonai.agents_generator import CREWAI_AVAILABLE (or equivalent). This misses a
required backward-compatibility usage callout.
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docs/features/framework-availability.mdx[R179-196]

Evidence
Rule 1 requires the docs to explicitly state the constants remain importable via `from
praisonai.agents_generator import ...`; the added section describes the constants but does not show
that import form.

Update framework availability docs to describe lazy module-level constants in praisonai.agents_generator
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The backward-compat constants section should explicitly show that legacy imports like `from praisonai.agents_generator import CREWAI_AVAILABLE` remain supported.

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## Fix Focus Areas
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docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx[R219-226]

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Git marks this as `\ No newline at end of file` in the PR diff. Some tooling/lint setups enforce POSIX newlines, and even when not enforced it commonly creates noisy diffs later.

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This pull request updates the documentation to reflect changes regarding lazy loading of framework availability constants, the async bridge background loop, and the deprecation of AutoGen-specific methods in ToolRegistry in favor of the new framework adapter module. However, several discrepancies exist between the updated documentation and the actual codebase implementation. Specifically, the framework availability constants are eagerly evaluated rather than lazily loaded, the documented deprecation warnings are not actually emitted by ToolRegistry, and several referenced import paths, methods (such as register_tool), and functions (such as get_available_tools and register_builtin_tools) do not exist in the referenced adapter modules.

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For historical reasons, six module-level constants are exposed on
`praisonai.agents_generator`. They mirror `is_available(...)` for the
matching framework and are resolved lazily (PEP 562 `__getattr__`),
so import-time cost is zero.
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The documentation states that these constants are resolved lazily via PEP 562 __getattr__. However, in praisonai/agents_generator.py (lines 33-38), these constants are eagerly evaluated at import time:\n\npython\nPRAISONAI_TOOLS_AVAILABLE = is_available("praisonai_tools")\nCREWAI_AVAILABLE = is_available("crewai")\n...\n\n\nThis eager evaluation defeats the lazy loading goal and incurs import-time overhead. Please update the implementation in praisonai/agents_generator.py to use PEP 562 __getattr__ or correct the documentation.

**`inbuilt_tools` lazy import** (PR #1681) now routes through `praisonai.auto._load_optional("inbuilt_autogen_tools", ...)` instead of a hand-rolled re-entry guard. Negative results are cached, so a missing `crewai` or `autogen` install no longer pays the `find_spec` cost on every attribute access. `PRAISONAI_TOOLS_AVAILABLE` is now resolved lazily via `__getattr__`.
**`inbuilt_tools` lazy import** (PR #1681) now routes through `praisonai.auto._load_optional("inbuilt_autogen_tools", ...)` instead of a hand-rolled re-entry guard. Negative results are cached, so a missing `crewai` or `autogen` install no longer pays the `find_spec` cost on every attribute access.

**Framework availability constants** (PR #1780) — All six module-level constants (`PRAISONAI_TOOLS_AVAILABLE`, `CREWAI_AVAILABLE`, `AUTOGEN_AVAILABLE`, `AG2_AVAILABLE`, `PRAISONAI_AVAILABLE`, `AGENTOPS_AVAILABLE`) on `praisonai.agents_generator` are now resolved lazily via `__getattr__` (PEP 562). This eliminates import-time framework probing, significantly reducing startup overhead. See [Framework Availability → Backward-compat constants](/docs/features/framework-availability#backward-compat-constants-on-praisonaiagents_generator) for migration guidance.
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The documentation states that these constants are resolved lazily via PEP 562 __getattr__. However, in praisonai/agents_generator.py (lines 33-38), these constants are eagerly evaluated at import time. This eager evaluation defeats the lazy loading goal and incurs import-time overhead. Please update the implementation in praisonai/agents_generator.py to use PEP 562 __getattr__ or correct the documentation.

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# These methods now emit DeprecationWarning
registry.register_autogen_adapter("my_tool", my_adapter)
adapter = registry.get_autogen_adapter("my_tool")
adapters = registry.list_autogen_adapters()
registry.register_builtin_autogen_adapters()
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The documentation states that these methods emit DeprecationWarning. However, the implementation of ToolRegistry in praisonai/tool_registry.py does not raise or emit any DeprecationWarning for these methods. Please add the deprecation warnings to the implementation or correct the documentation.


<Step title="After (recommended)">
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from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import AutoGenAdapter
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The import path praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen is incorrect. The actual file is named autogen_adapter.py, so the import should be from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen_adapter.

from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen_adapter import AutoGenAdapter

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adapter = AutoGenAdapter()
adapter.register_tool("my_tool", my_tool_function)
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AutoGenAdapter in praisonai/framework_adapters/autogen_adapter.py does not have a register_tool method. Please verify the correct API for registering tools with the new framework adapters and update the documentation accordingly.

autogen_tools = registry.list_autogen_adapters() # DeprecationWarning

# After (recommended)
from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import get_available_tools
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The function get_available_tools is imported from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen, but it is not defined in praisonai/framework_adapters/autogen_adapter.py. Please verify if this function exists or if the import path is correct.

registry.register_builtin_autogen_adapters() # DeprecationWarning

# After (recommended)
from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import register_builtin_tools
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The function register_builtin_tools is imported from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen, but it is not defined in praisonai/framework_adapters/autogen_adapter.py. Please verify if this function exists or if the import path is correct.

```python
import warnings

warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", category=DeprecationWarning, module="praisonai.tool_registry")
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Since praisonai.tool_registry does not actually emit any DeprecationWarning, this warning filter is currently redundant and will have no effect. Consider adding the warnings to the codebase first.

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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx`:
- Around line 33-43: The Python snippets reference undefined symbols (e.g.,
my_adapter, my_tool, my_tool_function, my_function, old_function, new_function,
setup_tools, adapter); update each example so it is runnable by adding minimal
imports or stub definitions for those symbols and using the correct names where
shown (for example define a simple my_adapter function/class before calling
registry.register_autogen_adapter and assign adapter when demonstrating
registry.get_autogen_adapter), and similarly add small stub implementations for
my_tool_function, my_function, old_function/new_function, and a simple
setup_tools function in the other examples so every snippet can be executed
as-is without external edits.
- Around line 64-93: Add a missing "## Configuration Options" section under "How
It Works" that follows the standard template: insert the heading "Configuration
Options" and a table with columns "Option", "Type", "Default", "Description",
and populate it with SDK config options relevant to AutoGen integration (include
entries for any options referenced by register_autogen_adapter,
get_autogen_adapter, list_autogen_adapters, and
register_builtin_autogen_adapters such as adapter registration paths, enable
flags, and default adapter names or module paths), ensuring each row specifies
the option name, its type, default value, and a concise description.
- Around line 8-27: Insert a runnable, agent-centric code example at the very
top of this document that demonstrates how to register or use an AutoGen tool
from the agent perspective (showing agent creation, tool registration via the
AutoGen framework adapter, and a minimal run invocation), placed immediately
before the existing Mermaid diagram so readers see agent usage first; reference
the AutoGen helper symbols like ToolRegistry.register_autogen_adapter and
framework_adapters.autogen in the example and ensure the snippet is concise and
runnable (no prose between the code block and the diagram).
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Pull request overview

Updates the documentation set to reflect wrapper-layer architecture changes introduced in upstream PR #1780 (lazy framework availability probes, async-bridge lazy singleton behavior, and ToolRegistry AutoGen deprecations), and adds a dedicated migration guide for deprecated AutoGen-specific ToolRegistry methods.

Changes:

  • Added a new migration guide page for ToolRegistry AutoGen deprecations and linked it from navigation.
  • Updated thread-safety and framework-availability docs to document lazy resolution of framework availability constants via __getattr__ (PEP 562).
  • Added an implementation note to the async-bridge docs describing lazy background loop creation and safe no-op shutdown behavior.

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docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx New migration guide page describing AutoGen-specific ToolRegistry deprecations and recommended replacements
docs/features/thread-safety.mdx Adds PR #1780 notes: lazy framework availability constants + ToolRegistry AutoGen deprecation notice
docs/features/framework-availability.mdx Documents backward-compat, lazily-resolved module-level availability constants on praisonai.agents_generator
docs/features/async-bridge.mdx Adds note about lazy singleton/background loop creation and safe no-op shutdown()
docs.json Adds the new migration guide to the docs navigation

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from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import AutoGenAdapter
from praisonai.tool_registry import ToolRegistry
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# After (recommended)
from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import AutoGenAdapter

adapter = AutoGenAdapter()
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# After (recommended)
from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import get_available_tools

autogen_tools = get_available_tools()
```
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# After (recommended)
from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import register_builtin_tools

register_builtin_tools()
```
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from praisonai.tool_registry import ToolRegistry
from praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen import AutoGenAdapter

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`ToolRegistry` now holds a `threading.Lock` around all reads and mutations, matching `PluginRegistry` / integration registry. Eliminates `RuntimeError: dictionary changed size during iteration` when registering tools concurrently with iteration. Reference: [PR #1673](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/1673).

As of PR #1780, four AutoGen-specific methods (`register_autogen_adapter`, `get_autogen_adapter`, `list_autogen_adapters`, `register_builtin_autogen_adapters`) now emit `DeprecationWarning` and will be removed in a future version. AutoGen-specific functionality has been moved to the `framework_adapters.autogen` module. See [ToolRegistry AutoGen Migration](/docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration) for replacement patterns.
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A[🔧 ToolRegistry.register_autogen_adapter] --> B[⚠️ DeprecationWarning]
B --> C[📦 framework_adapters.autogen]
D[🔧 Direct ToolRegistry methods] --> E[✅ Still Available]
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User->>ToolRegistry: register_autogen_adapter() [DEPRECATED]
ToolRegistry-->>User: DeprecationWarning
ToolRegistry->>FrameworkAdapter: Forward to framework_adapters.autogen
FrameworkAdapter->>AutoGen: Configure AutoGen tools
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| `register_autogen_adapter(tool_type_name, adapter)` | **Deprecated** | Use `framework_adapters.autogen` module |
| `get_autogen_adapter(tool_type_name)` | **Deprecated** | Use `framework_adapters.autogen` module |
| `list_autogen_adapters()` | **Deprecated** | Use `framework_adapters.autogen` module |
| `register_builtin_autogen_adapters()` | **Deprecated** | Use `framework_adapters.autogen` module |
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@copilot Do a thorough review of this PR. Read ALL existing reviewer comments above first.

Review areas:

  1. Bloat check: Are changes minimal and focused?
  2. Security: Any hardcoded secrets, unsafe eval/exec, missing input validation?
  3. Performance: Any module-level heavy imports? Hot-path regressions?
  4. Tests: Are tests included? Do they cover the changes adequately?
  5. Backward compat: Any public API changes without deprecation?
  6. Code quality: DRY violations, naming conventions, error handling?
  7. Suggest specific improvements with code examples where possible

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@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.

Phase 1: Review per AGENTS.md

  1. Protocol-driven: check heavy implementations vs core SDK
  2. Backward compatible: ensure zero feature regressions
  3. Performance: no hot-path regressions

Phase 2: FIX Valid Issues
4. For any VALID bugs or architectural flaws found by Gemini, CodeRabbit, Qodo, Copilot, or any other reviewer: implement the fix
5. Push all code fixes directly to THIS branch (do NOT create a new PR)
6. Comment a summary of exact files modified and what you skipped

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7. If all issues are resolved, approve the PR / close the Issue
8. If blocking issues remain, request changes / leave clear action items

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MervinPraison commented Jun 2, 2026

Claude finished @MervinPraison's task —— View job


Final Architecture Review & Issue Resolution

Phase 1: Architecture Review per AGENTS.md

  • Read AGENTS.md documentation standards
  • Verify SDK source code claims
  • Check for protocol compliance issues
  • Assess backward compatibility impact
  • Review performance implications

Phase 2: Fix Valid Issues

  • Fix lazy loading claims vs actual eager evaluation
  • Correct invalid import paths (praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen)
  • Fix non-runnable code examples
  • Remove false deprecation warning claims and correct documentation
  • Add missing sections per AGENTS.md template
  • Fix section intro formatting
  • Add missing EOF newlines

Phase 3: Final Verdict

  • Push all fixes to branch
  • Provide summary of changes
  • Approve or request further changes

✅ Final Verdict: APPROVED with Fixes Applied

All valid issues identified by reviewers have been resolved. The documentation now accurately reflects the actual SDK implementation.

Summary of Changes Applied

1. Fixed docs/features/framework-availability.mdx

  • Removed false claim that constants use lazy PEP 562 __getattr__ (they're actually eagerly evaluated)
  • Added proper import example showing from praisonai.agents_generator import CREWAI_AVAILABLE
  • Fixed section intro to one sentence per AGENTS.md standards

2. Fixed docs/features/thread-safety.mdx

  • Removed false deprecation warning claims
  • Updated to reflect actual SDK behavior - methods are available for backward compatibility

3. Completely Rewrote docs/features/tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx

  • Fixed all import paths from nonexistent praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen to correct praisonai.framework_adapters.AutoGenAdapter
  • Made all code examples runnable with proper imports and defined functions
  • Added missing Configuration Options section per AGENTS.md template
  • Added proper classDef styling to sequence diagram
  • Fixed section introductions to one sentence each
  • Added agent-centric example at the top per AGENTS.md standards
  • Removed false deprecation warnings - methods are still available
  • Added EOF newline

Issues Skipped (Invalid/Opinion-Based)

None - all valid technical issues were addressed.

Architecture Assessment

✅ Protocol Compliance: Documentation now accurately reflects SDK behavior
✅ Backward Compatibility: No breaking changes, correctly documents legacy support
✅ Performance: Removed false claims about lazy loading where none exists

The PR documentation is now technically accurate and follows AGENTS.md standards. All reviewer concerns have been addressed.


Branch: claude/issue-462-20260602-0615
Commit: 99b29369

- Remove false lazy loading claims in framework-availability.mdx
- Correct import paths from nonexistent praisonai.framework_adapters.autogen to praisonai.framework_adapters
- Fix thread-safety.mdx deprecation warning claims to match actual SDK
- Completely rewrite tool-registry-autogen-migration.mdx with accurate info
- Add proper runnable code examples with all imports
- Add missing Configuration Options section per AGENTS.md
- Fix section intro formatting to one sentence per AGENTS.md
- Add missing EOF newlines
- Update all references to match actual AutoGenAdapter class location

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Copilot AI commented Jun 2, 2026

@copilot Do a thorough review of this PR. Read ALL existing reviewer comments above first.

Review areas:...

Completed a full pass over the current PR state (including all prior reviewer threads) and validated docs build locally (npm run build passes).

  1. Bloat check
  • Scope is focused and minimal: docs-only updates in architecture-related pages.
  1. Security
  • No secrets, no unsafe eval/exec, no user-input handling changes.
  1. Performance
  • No runtime code path changes; docs updates only.
  1. Tests
  • There are no dedicated doc tests in this repo for these snippets.
  • I ran the existing build command successfully.
  1. Backward compatibility
  • Current docs now describe ToolRegistry AutoGen methods as available for backward compatibility and steer new code to AutoGenAdapter, which aligns with current code behavior.
  1. Code quality
  • Prior invalid import/module references called out by review are now resolved in the latest branch state (e.g., using praisonai.framework_adapters).
  1. Suggested improvements (optional)
  • Remove an unused import in the opening migration snippet:
from praisonai.agents_generator import AgentsGenerator
from praisonai.framework_adapters import AutoGenAdapter
# from praisonai.tool_registry import ToolRegistry  # remove if unused
  • Make the “Listing Available Tools” recommended snippet explicit:
from praisonai.framework_adapters import AutoGenAdapter

adapter = AutoGenAdapter()
print(adapter.list_tools())

If you want, I can apply these two doc-polish changes in a tiny follow-up commit.

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Docs update for PR #1780: wrapper-layer architecture (lazy framework probes, async-bridge encapsulation, ToolRegistry AutoGen deprecations)

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