Comment by necovek

I did another session with the sole focus being on code quality improvements.

The commit with all changes that Cursor/claude-3.7-sonnet(thinking) has done is at https://github.com/dx-tooling/platform-problem-monitoring-co....

As you can see, I've fed your feeback verbatim:

  I have received the following feedback regarding this codebase:

  "The premise might possibly be true, but as an actually seasoned Python developer, I've taken a look at one file: @utils.py. All of it smells of a (lousy) junior software engineer: from configuring root logger at the top, module level (which relies on module import caching not to be reapplied), over not using a stdlib config file parser and building one themselves, to a raciness in load_json where it's checked for file existence with an if and then carrying on as if the file is certainly there..."

  I therefore ask you to thoroughly improve the code quality of the implementation in @src   while staying in line with the requirements from @REQUIREMENTS.md, and while ensuring that the Quality Tools (see @makefile) won't fail. Also, make sure that the tests in folder @tests  don't break.

  See file @pyproject.toml for the general project setup. There is already a virtualenv at @venv.

You can watch a screen recording of the resulting Agent session at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUSm1_NFKpA — I think it's an interesting watch because it nicely shows how the tool-based guard rails help the AI to keep on track and reach a "green" state eventually.