Phase 1: Robot Framework E2E Test Foundation for University Agent

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Description

This PR implements Phase 1: Foundation & Discovery for Robot Framework E2E testing of the University Agent System. This is foundational work that creates the complete test structure, configurations, and documentation without actual test implementations (those are planned for future phases).

Changes

Robot Framework E2E Test Structure

• Created complete directory structure under src/sk-agents/tests/e2e/ with:
  • 2 main test files (university_agent_system.robot, streamlit_ui_integration.robot) - placeholder structure
  • 4 keyword resource files in keywords/ for different test aspects
  • 3 configuration files in resources/ (test data, mock responses, environment configs)
  • 3 Python library classes in libraries/ (ProcessManager, MockServer, StreamlitHelper)
  • Comprehensive README.md documenting discovered system components

Dependencies & Configuration

• Updated src/sk-agents/pyproject.toml with Robot Framework dependencies:
  • robotframework>=7.0.0
  • robotframework-requests>=0.9.7
  • robotframework-seleniumlibrary>=6.6.0

System Architecture Documentation

• Documented University Agent System components:
  • UniversityPlugin with search_universities() and get_universities_by_country() methods
  • Streamlit UI connecting to FastAPI service at http://localhost:8001/UniversityAgent/0.1
  • Agent configuration using gemini-2.0-flash-lite model
  • FastAPI service with dynamic endpoint creation
  • Gemini integration via custom completion factory

Test Modes

• Local Mode: Tests manage FastAPI/Streamlit process lifecycle
• UAT Mode: Tests run against already-deployed instances

Unrelated Changes

• workflow-orchestrator: Python version upgrade from 3.11 to 3.12 (and related dependency updates)

Type of Change

• New feature
• Documentation

Important Review Items

⚠️ Critical: All test implementations are placeholder stubs with NotImplementedError - this is intentional for Phase 1 foundation work

🔍 Verification needed:

1. Configuration accuracy: Verify URLs/ports in environment_configs.yaml match actual system (currently set to localhost:8001 for agent, localhost:8502 for Streamlit)
2. Hardcoded paths: Check if paths in config files work for different environments
3. Robot Framework dependencies: Confirm the selected RF libraries are appropriate
4. Workflow-orchestrator changes: Were the Python 3.11→3.12 changes intentional or accidental?

Screenshots (if applicable)

Directory structure created:

src/sk-agents/tests/e2e/
├── university_agent_system.robot          # Full system integration tests
├── streamlit_ui_integration.robot         # UI-specific tests  
├── keywords/
│   ├── agent_lifecycle.robot             # Start/stop/health check
│   ├── streamlit_automation.robot        # UI interactions
│   ├── api_testing.robot                 # HTTP requests
│   └── external_mocking.robot            # Mock setup/teardown
├── resources/
│   ├── test_data.yaml                    # Test scenarios
│   ├── mock_responses.json               # Canned responses
│   └── environment_configs.yaml          # Local vs UAT configs
└── libraries/
    ├── ProcessManager.py                 # Process management
    ├── MockServer.py                     # API mocking
    └── StreamlitHelper.py                # Streamlit helpers

Additional Comments

This establishes the foundation for a 6-phase E2E testing implementation plan. Next phases will implement actual test logic, UI automation, API mocking, and CI/CD integration.

Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/e1a0afda18c54bbda8349857deae5537
Requested by: Jude Partovi (@jpartovi)

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