- Create gitea/issues_client.py with IssuesClient class (9 methods)
- Create gitea/prs_client.py with PullRequestsClient class (17 methods)
- Create gitea/files_client.py with FilesClient class (4 methods)
- Create gitea/notifications_client.py with NotificationsClient class (2 methods)
- Create gitea/repos_client.py with ReposClient class (2 methods)
- Create gitea/__init__.py to export all client classes
- Remove delegation methods from GiteaClient (now ~70 lines)
- Update all callers to use sub-clients (client.issues, client.prs, etc.)
- Update test files to mock sub-client attributes
GiteaClient is now a facade that provides access to focused sub-clients:
- repos: Repository operations (ReposClient)
- issues: Issue operations (IssuesClient)
- prs: Pull request operations (PullRequestsClient)
- files: File and git ref operations (FilesClient)
- notifications: Notification operations (NotificationsClient)
Refs: #godclass-refactor
- Add AGENT_USERNAMES and GITEA_ORG_FILTER settings to gitea/config.py
- Update core/dispatcher.py to use AGENT_USERNAMES from config
- Update gitea/client.py to use GITEA_ORG_FILTER in list_all_user_repos() and list_unread_notifications()
- Removed gitea/tools/gitea_tools.py (useless facade layer)
- Removed tests/test_gitea_tools.py (tests for removed facade)
- Updated core/dispatcher.py to use IssueTools, PRTools, FileTools, GitTools directly
- Updated core/orchestrator.py to use individual tool instances
- Updated main.py to create individual tool instances
This eliminates the triple layer of indirection (Issue 2.2 from bad_code.md)
where GiteaTools just delegated to IssueTools/PRTools/etc with zero added value.
meeks