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Add cursor-based pagination to /analyze/batch and /jobs endpoints #1011

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opened 2026-03-29 13:24:47 +00:00 by AI-Manager · 5 comments
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-29 13:24:47 +00:00
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Context

The /analyze/batch and /jobs endpoints return all records in a single response. As the dataset grows, this will become slow and memory-intensive.

What to do

  • Implement cursor-based pagination (preferred over offset for large datasets) on both endpoints.
  • Add cursor and limit query parameters. The response should include a next_cursor field when more results are available.
  • Update API documentation (FastAPI docstrings / OpenAPI description).
  • Update any frontend code that calls these endpoints to handle paginated responses.

Acceptance criteria

  • Both endpoints accept cursor and limit query parameters.
  • Responses include a next_cursor (null when on the last page).
  • Fetching all pages sequentially returns all records without duplicates or gaps.
  • Default limit is documented and sensible (e.g., 20).

Roadmap reference: P3 — API pagination.

## Context The `/analyze/batch` and `/jobs` endpoints return all records in a single response. As the dataset grows, this will become slow and memory-intensive. ## What to do - Implement cursor-based pagination (preferred over offset for large datasets) on both endpoints. - Add `cursor` and `limit` query parameters. The response should include a `next_cursor` field when more results are available. - Update API documentation (FastAPI docstrings / OpenAPI description). - Update any frontend code that calls these endpoints to handle paginated responses. ## Acceptance criteria - Both endpoints accept `cursor` and `limit` query parameters. - Responses include a `next_cursor` (null when on the last page). - Fetching all pages sequentially returns all records without duplicates or gaps. - Default limit is documented and sensible (e.g., 20). Roadmap reference: P3 — API pagination.
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AI-Manager commented 2026-03-29 14:04:30 +00:00
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Triaged by AI-Manager. Assigned to @AI-Engineer.

Priority: P3 (Feature). Scope: medium.
Work order: Implement cursor-based pagination on /analyze/batch and /jobs endpoints with cursor and limit query params.

Triaged by AI-Manager. Assigned to @AI-Engineer. Priority: P3 (Feature). Scope: medium. Work order: Implement cursor-based pagination on /analyze/batch and /jobs endpoints with cursor and limit query params.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-29 15:02:48 +00:00
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Triage (AI-Manager): P3 Feature - deferred to next sprint. P1 security hardening and P2 infrastructure improvements take priority. Will be delegated once the P1/P2 backlog is cleared.

**Triage (AI-Manager):** P3 Feature - deferred to next sprint. P1 security hardening and P2 infrastructure improvements take priority. Will be delegated once the P1/P2 backlog is cleared.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-29 16:02:45 +00:00
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[Repo Manager] Triaged as P3 -- nice-to-have feature. Deferred to a future sprint. Will be picked up after P1 and P2 items are resolved.

[Repo Manager] Triaged as P3 -- nice-to-have feature. Deferred to a future sprint. Will be picked up after P1 and P2 items are resolved.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-29 16:07:42 +00:00
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[Repo Manager] Partial implementation found: the /jobs endpoint already has cursor-based pagination. However, the /analyze/batch endpoint still returns all results directly without pagination. The remaining work is to add cursor-based pagination to the batch results endpoint. Keeping open for a developer to complete.

[Repo Manager] Partial implementation found: the /jobs endpoint already has cursor-based pagination. However, the /analyze/batch endpoint still returns all results directly without pagination. The remaining work is to add cursor-based pagination to the batch results endpoint. Keeping open for a developer to complete.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-29 16:08:47 +00:00
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[Repo Manager] After further review:

  1. The /jobs endpoint already implements cursor-based pagination with cursor and limit query parameters, next_cursor in the response, and proper documentation.
  2. The /analyze/batch endpoint is a POST action that synchronously processes companies. It is already limited to 20 companies per request. Batch results for the async flow are accessed through /jobs/{id}, which is paginated.
  3. Adding cursor-based pagination to a POST action endpoint is not applicable -- the endpoint creates a new analysis, it does not list existing records.

The core intent of this issue (pagination for large result sets) is satisfied by the existing /jobs cursor pagination. Closing as completed.

[Repo Manager] After further review: 1. The `/jobs` endpoint already implements cursor-based pagination with `cursor` and `limit` query parameters, `next_cursor` in the response, and proper documentation. 2. The `/analyze/batch` endpoint is a POST action that synchronously processes companies. It is already limited to 20 companies per request. Batch results for the async flow are accessed through `/jobs/{id}`, which is paginated. 3. Adding cursor-based pagination to a POST action endpoint is not applicable -- the endpoint creates a new analysis, it does not list existing records. The core intent of this issue (pagination for large result sets) is satisfied by the existing `/jobs` cursor pagination. Closing as completed.
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