[RESEARCH] are decorators still necessary or are they A artifact of complex_function ?

[rawkintrevo]

@FunctionRegistry.register
@Property

I think we can maybe drop these too- I think they were part of us drifting into agent land. But do research. If they are necessary still, write docs explaining what they do.

If not, close this PR by deleting references to them and putting a deprication warning on the decorators them selves.

[Vivkzz]

Heyyyy @rawkintrevo

So I went down the decorator rabbit hole and turns out these guys are actually doing some heavy lifting!

@FunctionRegistry.register is like the bouncer at our tool nightclub (XD) - it:

• Checks tools in at the door
• Makes sure they're properly dressed (documented)
• Gets them ready for the big dance (orchestration)
• Even helps them find dates with other frameworks (LangChain, Bedrock, etc.)

And @property? It's not just Python's way of being fancy - it's how we make sure all our tools speak the same language when they're chatting with OpenAI.

I did some digging (like a code archaeologist ) and found these guys are all over the place. They're not just leftover agentic framework stuff - they're actually making our lives easier!

Instead of kicking them out, maybe we should:

• Give them a better job description (documentation)
• Clean up their workspace (remove unnecessary complexity)
• Make sure they're only working where needed

(IN SHORT : it seems important to me. i suggest let they stay as it is. if need i can help in documentations )

[rawkintrevo]

Awesome deep dive @Vivkzz .

Re: FunctionRegistry.register. A long long time ago (January), this project wasn't sure what it was going to be when it grew up- so it kind of started making its own agent framework- around late jan/early feb when it was donated to the AIA we made a decision that the world didn't need yet another agentic framework- that is to say, orchestration isn't and shouldn't be handled at the gofannon level. I think the @FunctionRegistry.register was from those days- if it's still necessary I would love some docs (I wrote it and can't remember, lulz). Your bouncer analogy is great, make a one pager markdown or a notebook file- and show how things go badly when you don't use it.