Complete Phase 1 foundation: Tasks 1.1 and 1.2
✅ Task 1.1 - Project Foundation Setup: - Repository structure with Python packaging (setup.py, pyproject.toml) - Development dependencies and requirements - Contributing guidelines and MIT license - GitHub workflows for CI/CD (test.yml, release.yml) - Issue and PR templates for community contributions - Comprehensive project documentation ✅ Task 1.2 - Core Client Structure: - wikijs package with proper module organization - Core client class foundation in client.py - Exception hierarchy for error handling - Base model classes and page models - Type checking support (py.typed) - Utility modules and helper functions 📊 Progress: Phase 1 MVP Development now 40% complete 🎯 Next: Task 1.3 - Authentication System implementation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Wiki.js Python SDK - Risk Management
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**Project**: wikijs-python-sdk
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**Stage**: MVP Development
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**Version**: 1.0
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**Last Updated**: July 2025
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## 🎯 Overview
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This document identifies and addresses key risks for the MVP development phase. As an AI-assisted project in early development, we focus on the most critical risks that could impact successful delivery.
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### **Risk Management Approach**
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- **Proactive Identification**: Anticipate issues before they occur
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- **Practical Mitigation**: Focus on actionable solutions
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- **Regular Review**: Assess risks weekly during development
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- **Continuous Learning**: Update strategies based on experience
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## 🔴 High Priority Risks
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### **R1: Development Timeline Delays**
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**Risk**: MVP development takes longer than 2-week target
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**Probability**: Medium | **Impact**: High | **Level**: 🔴 HIGH
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**Causes:**
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- Underestimated task complexity
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- Scope creep during development
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- Technical challenges with Wiki.js API integration
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- AI session limitations affecting development flow
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**Mitigation Strategies:**
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- ✅ **Strict Scope Control**: No feature additions during MVP development
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- ✅ **Daily Progress Tracking**: Update completion status in CLAUDE.md
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- ✅ **Buffer Time**: Built-in 20% buffer for unexpected issues
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- ✅ **Fallback Plan**: Reduce MVP scope if timeline at risk
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**Monitoring:**
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- Track actual vs. estimated time for each task
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- Weekly milestone reviews
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- Early warning if >20% behind schedule
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### **R2: Wiki.js API Compatibility Issues**
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**Risk**: Changes in Wiki.js API break SDK functionality
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**Probability**: Medium | **Impact**: High | **Level**: 🔴 HIGH
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**Causes:**
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- Wiki.js API changes without notice
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- Undocumented API behavior
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- Version compatibility issues
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- Authentication method changes
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**Mitigation Strategies:**
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- ✅ **Version Pinning**: Test against specific Wiki.js versions
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- ✅ **Graceful Degradation**: Handle API errors without complete failure
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- ✅ **Documentation**: Clear supported version requirements
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- ✅ **Testing**: Comprehensive integration tests with real Wiki.js instance
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**Monitoring:**
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- Test against latest Wiki.js releases
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- Monitor Wiki.js changelog and releases
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- Community feedback on compatibility issues
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### **R3: Quality Standards Not Met**
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**Risk**: Code quality falls below professional standards
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**Probability**: Low | **Impact**: High | **Level**: 🔴 HIGH
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**Causes:**
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- Rushing to meet timeline
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- Skipping tests or documentation
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- Inconsistent code style
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- Insufficient error handling
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**Mitigation Strategies:**
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- ✅ **Automated Checks**: CI/CD pipeline with quality gates
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- ✅ **Test Coverage**: Maintain >85% coverage requirement
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- ✅ **Code Review**: All changes reviewed before merge
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- ✅ **Documentation**: API docs required for all public methods
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**Quality Gates:**
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- [ ] Tests: 100% pass rate
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- [ ] Coverage: >85% line coverage
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- [ ] Types: 100% mypy compliance
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- [ ] Lint: 0 flake8 errors
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- [ ] Format: 100% black compliance
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## 🟡 Medium Priority Risks
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### **R4: Package Distribution Issues**
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**Risk**: Problems publishing to PyPI or package installation
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**Probability**: Medium | **Impact**: Medium | **Level**: 🟡 MEDIUM
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**Mitigation:**
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- Test packaging and installation locally
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- Use automated publishing workflow
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- Validate package metadata and dependencies
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### **R5: Documentation Gaps**
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**Risk**: Incomplete or unclear documentation affects adoption
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**Probability**: High | **Impact**: Medium | **Level**: 🟡 MEDIUM
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**Mitigation:**
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- Write documentation alongside code
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- Include practical examples for all features
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- Test documentation with fresh install
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### **R6: Community Reception Issues**
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**Risk**: Negative feedback or low adoption
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**Probability**: Low | **Impact**: Medium | **Level**: 🟡 MEDIUM
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**Mitigation:**
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- Focus on solving real developer problems
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- Engage with Wiki.js community early
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- Gather feedback and iterate quickly
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## 🟢 Low Priority Risks
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### **R7: Performance Issues**
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**Risk**: SDK performance doesn't meet expectations
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**Probability**: Low | **Impact**: Low | **Level**: 🟢 LOW
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**Note**: Performance optimization planned for Phase 3, not critical for MVP
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### **R8: Security Vulnerabilities**
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**Risk**: Security issues in dependencies or code
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**Probability**: Low | **Impact**: Medium | **Level**: 🟢 LOW
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**Mitigation**: Automated security scanning in CI/CD pipeline
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## 📊 Risk Monitoring
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### **Weekly Risk Review**
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Every week during MVP development:
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1. **Assess Current Risks**: Review probability and impact
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2. **Check Mitigation Status**: Ensure strategies are working
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3. **Identify New Risks**: Add emerging risks to list
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4. **Update Action Plans**: Adjust strategies as needed
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### **Risk Indicators**
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**Red Flags** (Immediate attention required):
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- >1 day behind schedule on critical path
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- Test coverage drops below 80%
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- Major Wiki.js compatibility issue discovered
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- Critical bug discovered in core functionality
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**Yellow Flags** (Monitor closely):
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- Minor delays in non-critical tasks
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- Documentation feedback indicates confusion
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- Community engagement lower than expected
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### **Escalation Process**
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1. **🟢 Low Risk**: Handle in normal development process
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2. **🟡 Medium Risk**: Discuss in weekly reviews
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3. **🔴 High Risk**: Immediate mitigation action required
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4. **🚨 Critical Risk**: Consider scope reduction or timeline adjustment
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## 🔄 Contingency Plans
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### **Timeline Recovery Plan**
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**If >20% behind schedule:**
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1. **Assess**: Identify specific blockers and time needed
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2. **Prioritize**: Focus only on core MVP features
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3. **Reduce Scope**: Remove non-essential features
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4. **Communicate**: Update timeline expectations
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**Minimum Viable Features** (Cannot be removed):
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- Basic HTTP client with Wiki.js integration
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- API key authentication
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- Pages CRUD operations (list, get, create)
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- Basic error handling
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- Package installation via pip
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### **API Compatibility Failure Plan**
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**If Wiki.js API breaks compatibility:**
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1. **Document**: Clearly specify supported Wiki.js versions
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2. **Workaround**: Implement fallback behavior where possible
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3. **Communicate**: Notify users of compatibility limitations
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4. **Update**: Plan fix for next release
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### **Quality Failure Plan**
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**If quality standards not met:**
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1. **Stop**: Halt new feature development
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2. **Fix**: Address quality issues first
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3. **Review**: Identify process improvements
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4. **Resume**: Continue with improved practices
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## 📈 Risk Learning & Improvement
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### **Post-MVP Risk Review**
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After MVP completion, conduct comprehensive review:
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- **What Risks Materialized**: Which predictions were accurate
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- **What We Missed**: Risks that weren't anticipated
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- **Mitigation Effectiveness**: Which strategies worked best
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- **Process Improvements**: How to improve risk management
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### **Future Phase Risk Planning**
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Use MVP experience to improve risk management for:
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- **Phase 2**: Essential features and community feedback
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- **Phase 3**: Production readiness and performance
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- **Phase 4**: Enterprise features and scaling
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## 🎯 Success Criteria
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**MVP Risk Management Success:**
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- [ ] MVP delivered within 2-week timeline (±20%)
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- [ ] All quality gates passed before release
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- [ ] No critical bugs discovered in first week after release
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- [ ] Package successfully installed by early users
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- [ ] Documentation sufficient for basic usage
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**Risk Management Process Success:**
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- [ ] All high-priority risks actively monitored
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- [ ] Mitigation strategies effectively implemented
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- [ ] Early warning systems prevented major issues
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- [ ] Lessons learned documented for future phases
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*This risk management plan focuses on MVP development. A comprehensive risk framework will be developed for later phases based on lessons learned and project growth.*
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