Implement a simple api to return random values

[watashikurosaki]

Implement a simple api to return random values

[watashikurosaki]

/oc plan this the implementation for this issue

[fnandop]

/oc plan this the implementation for this issue

[fnandop]

OpenCode Plan

Problem

The issue requests implementing "a simple api to return random values." However, this repository is a proof-of-concept for an AI-assisted SDLC workflow using OpenCode on GitHub Actions. It contains only:

• Agent definitions (.opencode/agents/)
• GitHub Actions workflows (.github/workflows/)
• A README documenting the PoC

There is no application codebase, no web framework, no server, no existing API routes, and no test infrastructure. The repository's purpose is to demonstrate comment-driven AI agent workflows, not to host an application.

Relevant files

If this were an application repository, we would need to create:

• A new application entry point (e.g., src/server.js, src/app.py, etc.)
• API route definitions
• Test files

However, none of these exist or have patterns to follow in this repository.

Proposed approach

This issue cannot be implemented as written because:

1. No application context: The repo has zero application code. There is no language, framework, or build system to extend.
2. No API patterns: There are no existing routes, controllers, or handlers to follow.
3. No test infrastructure: There are no test files, test runners, or testing patterns in the project.
4. Ambiguous requirements: The issue does not specify:
   • What programming language to use
   • What web framework (Express, FastAPI, Flask, etc.)
   • What type of API (REST, GraphQL, etc.)
   • What "random values" means (random numbers, strings, UUIDs, etc.)
   • What endpoint path to use
   • Whether query parameters should control the range/type of random values
   • Whether this should be a standalone service or integrated into something

If the intent is to use this as a test task for the SDLC workflow, the issue should be rewritten to specify:

• A language and framework (e.g., "Add a Node.js Express endpoint GET /api/random that returns a random integer between 1 and 100")
• Or, create a separate application repository to test the workflow against.

Tests

N/A — no test infrastructure exists. If the issue were clarified, tests should be added for:

• The random value endpoint returns valid responses
• Response format is correct (e.g., JSON with expected fields)
• Edge cases (parameter validation, bounds, etc.)

Risks

• Scope mismatch: Adding application code to a workflow-configuration PoC repo mixes concerns and dilutes the PoC's purpose.
• Ambiguity: Without specifying language/framework, any implementation would be a guess.
• Dependency bloat: Adding a web framework would introduce node_modules/package.json or equivalent into a repo that currently only has OpenCode tooling dependencies.

Questions

1. Is this issue intended as a test task for the SDLC workflow? If so, it needs concrete specifications (language, framework, endpoint, response format).
2. Should a new application repository be created instead of adding application code to this workflow PoC repo?
3. What specific random values should the API return? (integers, floats, strings, UUIDs, within what range?)

Ready for implementation

No — the issue is too ambiguous and the repository has no application codebase to extend.

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