hangar-ide 0.1.1

Orchestration-first IDE for spec-driven AI development

Hangar Backend

FastAPI backend for the Hangar orchestration IDE.

Architecture

The backend is a thin orchestration layer that shells out to CLI tools (bd, openspec, git, claude) and presents their JSON output through a REST API.

Services (6)

Service	CLI	Purpose
BeadsService	bd	Task CRUD, dependency graph, status management
OpenSpecService	openspec	Change listing, artifact browsing
ImportSyncService	bd	Bridge between tasks.md and Beads
SpecWizardService	claude/codex	AI-generated spec artifacts
AgentLauncherService	—	Context-aware agent launch commands
GitDiffService	git	Commit history and diffs per task

Routers (6)

Router	Prefix	Endpoints
Tasks	/api/tasks	list, ready, get, claim, close
Specs	/api/specs	list, get, artifacts
Sync	/api/sync	preview, import, sync, completion
Wizard	/api/wizard	create, generate, approve, state
Agents	/api/agents	list, launch
GitDiff	/api/tasks/{id}/diff	task diff

Dependency Injection

Services are DI singletons wired through dependencies.py. Each getter lazily creates the service and caches it. set_project_path() resets all singletons when the project root changes.

Development

uv sync                          # Install dependencies
uv run hangar                    # Start the server (port 8000)
uv run pytest -v                 # Run all 190 tests
uv run pytest -m integration -v  # Run only integration tests
uv run pytest -m "not integration" -v  # Run only unit tests

Testing

The test suite has two layers:

• Unit tests — Mock services via app.dependency_overrides. Fast, isolated, test router logic.
• Integration tests — Real DI chain, mock at asyncio.create_subprocess_exec level. Catch wiring bugs.

Test markers: @pytest.mark.integration for integration tests.