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@atticusofsparta atticusofsparta commented Jan 30, 2025

Further things to consider:

  • Our publication process for ANT modules is rough, leveraging the ANT registry as an ID authority might be a good idea. This would allow the ar.io sdk and arns portal to immediately start using a published ID and would be supported across versions.
  • ANT's could spawn a child process and on the callback of Spawned initialize the reassignment. This would codify the workflow on chain instead of on the client.

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  • Chores
    • Updated formatting settings to ensure consistent text wrapping.
  • Documentation
    • Enhanced portal documentation with a proposal outlining improvements to name token management for better performance and reliability.
    • Introduced a standardized template for recording architecture decisions.

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The pull request makes three distinct updates. The .prettierrc file now includes a new "proseWrap": "always" setting alongside the unchanged "trailingComma": "all". The documentation in docs/madr/1-reassign-evolve.md has been revised to propose a mechanism for reassigning Arbitrary Name Tokens (ANTs) using the ARIO process, incorporating module ID versioning to improve performance. Additionally, a new Architecture Decision Record (ADR) template has been added in docs/madr/template.md to standardize documentation of architectural decisions.

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.prettierrc Added a new configuration setting "proseWrap": "always", while keeping "trailingComma": "all" unchanged.
docs/madr/1-reassign-evolve.md Updated documentation to propose an optimized mechanism for reassigning ANT using the ARIO process's Reassign-Name and _boot features with module IDs.
docs/madr/template.md Introduced a new ADR template file with sections for problem statement, decision drivers, options, outcomes, and further documentation details.

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    participant U as User
    participant P as ArNS Portal
    participant A as ARIO Process
    participant R as ANT Registry

    U->>P: Initiate ANT upgrade request
    P->>A: Invoke Reassign-Name feature
    A->>A: Process new module ID generation (_boot)
    A->>R: Register new ANT with updated module ID
    R-->>A: Confirm registration
    A-->>P: Return ANT update status
    P-->>U: Confirm ANT reassignment
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docs/madr/template.md (1)

91-98: Notes and Link Reference Definition.
The "Notes" section is flexible for additional context. Also, the link reference at line 97 ([ADR Template]: https://adr.github.io/) appears to be unused in the document. Consider either incorporating a reference to it within the text (e.g., in the header or notes) or removing it to address static analysis warnings.

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97-97: Link and image reference definitions should be needed
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docs/madr/1-reassign-evolve.md (4)

8-18: Enhancing Readability in the Context Section.
The description of the current problem with using AOS Eval is comprehensive; however, consider adding commas for improved readability. For example, changing:

Currently to evolve the ANT we use AOS `Eval` - this introduces the problem of …

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Currently, to evolve the ANT we use AOS `Eval` – this introduces the problem of …

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Context: ...nly what that version number is. At any point the user - owner - of the ANT may `Eval...

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63-71: Negative Consequences Consideration.
Potential drawbacks, such as increased state in the ANT registry and integration challenges, are noted. If possible, consider suggesting mitigation strategies or next steps to address these risks.


97-107: Detailed Next Steps in Notes.
The "Notes" section documents actionable follow-ups—such as analyses of large ANT states and implementing a prune handler. Enhancing this section with tentative timelines or responsibilities could further clarify the path forward.

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103-104: Punctuation Improvement in Notes.
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docs/madr/template.md (9)

1-8: New ADR Template Structure.
This new ADR template offers a comprehensive structure to document architectural decisions. The placeholders (e.g., title, status, metadata) make it flexible for various decisions.


9-13: Clear Context and Problem Statement Section.
The "Context and Problem Statement" section is clearly demarcated with guidance on describing the background and necessity of the decision.


14-22: Well-Structured Decision Drivers.
The "Decision Drivers" section effectively prompts the author to identify key influencing factors. Consider adding further examples or instructions in future iterations if needed.


23-31: Considered Options Section.
The section for listing options is comprehensive. Ensure that in the final ADR the pros, cons, and trade-offs of each option are clearly documented.


32-36: Decision Outcome Section Review.
This section invites detailed explanations on the rationale behind the chosen option. It’s structured well to compare alternatives and justify decisions.


37-50: Consequences Sections.
Splitting the consequences into positive and negative sections helps in reflecting on potential impacts. In final use, consider including actionable next steps where appropriate.


51-75: Pros and Cons Analysis.
The detailed pros and cons lists for each option will be very useful for decision-makers. Make sure that when the ADR is finalized these placeholders are replaced with concrete information.


76-83: Links Section Check.
The links section provides a clear placeholder for any supporting documents or references. Ensure the URLs are updated to point to active resources when available.


84-90: Related Decisions Section.
This section clearly indicates where related ADRs should be referenced. It’s a good practice for maintaining traceability between decisions.

docs/madr/1-reassign-evolve.md (9)

1-2: Document Title Clarity.
The title clearly communicates the purpose—reassigning the ANT to the Evolve Implementation Kickoff on the ArNS Portal. A review for capitalization consistency could be beneficial, but the current title is clear.


3-7: Metadata Section Verification.
The metadata (Status, Approvers, Date, Authors) is well captured. Just ensure that these placeholders are updated with final values before publication.


20-26: Detailing ARIO Enhancements and Module ID Benefits.
The explanation of how the ARIO process now supports Reassign-Name and _boot is clear. It would add value to briefly elaborate on how leveraging module IDs (instead of relying on version heuristics via Eval) benefits downstream clients in validating process versions and capabilities.


28-34: Decision Drivers Section Review.
The drivers listed—improving performance, ensuring robust upgrades, reducing workload, and mitigating risks—are well articulated. This helps in justifying the proposed approach.


35-44: Considered Options Analysis.
The two options (current vs. optimized) are delineated clearly. The concise overview sets the stage for understanding the trade-offs involved.


45-53: Decision Outcome Clarity.
The selected “Optimized Approach” is explained well with benefits such as reduced computational overhead and robust versioning. Consider adding a short note on how this approach integrates with existing systems for extra clarity.


55-62: Positive Consequences.
The benefits like performance improvement, immutable versioning, and reduced load are well stated. This section effectively communicates why the optimized approach is advantageous.


73-88: Pros and Cons Analysis.
The structured comparison between the current and optimized approaches is clear and beneficial. It highlights the trade-offs effectively, aiding stakeholders in understanding the impact of each option.


89-96: Links Section Verification.
The links provided for key personnel are useful for context. Double-check that all referenced profiles or pages are current and accessible.

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docs/madr/1-reassign-evolve.md (6)

8-19: Improve Clarity with Punctuation in the Context Section
The "Context and Problem Statement" block would benefit from some punctuation improvements for better readability. For example, adding a comma after "Currently" can help set the stage for the sentence.
Consider this change:

-Currently to evolve the ANT we use AOS `Eval` - this introduces the problem of
+Currently, to evolve the ANT we use AOS `Eval` - this introduces the problem of

Similar punctuation adjustments in lines 10–15 could also improve clarity.

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28-37: Correct Spelling Mistake in Option Title
In the "Considered Options" section, the word “capabilites” appears instead of “capabilities” on line 34. Please update this for accuracy and consistency.

-2. **Leverage Re-Assign Name and \_boot capabilites to upgrade ANTs**
+2. **Leverage Re-Assign Name and \_boot capabilities to upgrade ANTs**

38-48: Refine the Chosen Option Heading and Description
The chosen option heading (line 40) still contains the misspelling “capabilites”. Additionally, the sentence from lines 42–48 is quite long. Consider breaking it into two sentences to enhance readability. For example:

-to fork the process state to a whole new ANT, we can assign that new ANT as the registered ANT to the specified ArNS name in the registry, and using the module ID of the process to identify process version and capabilities, and solely the module ID.
+to fork the process state to a whole new ANT. We then assign this new ANT as the registered ANT to the specified ArNS name in the registry, using the module ID of the process to identify its version and capabilities.

56-98: Mermaid Diagram Effectively Illustrates the Workflow
The mermaid diagram provides a clear visual of the reassigning process workflow. For additional clarity, especially for readers less familiar with the system, you might consider adding brief annotations or labels on complex branches (such as the conditional break and loop sections).


100-112: Fix Typographical Error in Positive Consequences
In the bullet under "Immutable Module Versioning" (line 108), the term “are capables” should be corrected to “are capable” to improve grammatical accuracy.

-  (and by extension the ANT itself) has by maintaining a map of modules that
-    are capables of executing target workflows
+  (and by extension the ANT itself) has by maintaining a map of modules that
+    are capable of executing target workflows

147-158: Enhance Punctuation in the Notes Section
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-  - for example permaweb deploy
+  - for example, permaweb deploy

This minor change will help clarify the intended meaning.

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1-7: Document Header and Metadata are Clear
The header clearly states the title, status, approvers, date, and authors. The metadata is straightforward and aligns with the document’s purpose.


20-27: Decision Drivers Section is Well Defined
The decision drivers are clearly outlined and directly address the objectives for optimizing ANT loading and state management.


50-54: Optimized Approach Description is Clear
The explanation of the optimized approach—including the benefits of reducing computational overhead, leveraging immutable module IDs, and the transition to self-compiled WASM binaries—is well articulated.


113-122: Negative Consequences Section is Balanced and Informative
The potential drawbacks, including memory usage and integration issues, are well described, providing a balanced perspective against the benefits.


123-131: Current Approach Pros and Cons are Clearly Laid Out
The pros and cons of the current approach are presented clearly. This section concisely summarizes the trade-offs.


132-138: Optimized Approach Pros and Cons are Well Articulated
The pros and cons for the optimized (chosen) approach are effectively communicated and provide a good overview of the key trade-offs.


139-146: Links Section is Accurate and Consistent
The external links are properly formatted and provide clear references to the contributors.

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