ark-controller-development
Guidance for developing the Ark Kubernetes operator. Use when modifying Go types, CRDs, controllers, or webhooks. Helps with CRD generation and Helm chart sync issues.
88
88%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
80%
2.96xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No findings from the security scan
Evaluation results
80%
45%Configurable Health Polling for MCPServer
CRD field addition and configurable value handling
New spec field
100%
100%
Spec field used in controller
100%
100%
No package-level interval constant
0%
0%
No inline duration literals in production code
0%
100%
Test file present
100%
100%
Test-local const for durations
0%
0%
make manifests in script
0%
100%
make lint in script
0%
100%
make build in script
0%
100%
make test in script
0%
100%
80%
60%Status Update Retry Helper for Ark Controller
Leverage existing libraries and avoid reimplementation
Uses existing dependency
100%
100%
No hand-rolled retry loop
0%
100%
Type alias over parallel struct
0%
100%
Stdlib testing for helper
0%
100%
Table-driven tests
0%
0%
Timeout as parameter
0%
50%
No inline duration literals
0%
100%
Design decisions doc
50%
100%
Test Coverage for MCPServer Authentication Failure Handling
Controller branch test coverage and framework selection
Ginkgo import
Failed
100%
envtest setup
Failed
100%
Happy path test
Failed
100%
Auth failure mode tested
Failed
100%
Condition Reason checked
Failed
100%
No status message string-matching
Failed
70%
Idempotency test
Failed
100%
Regression guard test
Failed
100%
Test-local const for durations
Failed
100%
Gomega assertions
Failed
100%
- Repository
- mckinsey/agents-at-scale-ark
- Commit
b018d5b
- Evaluated
- Agent
- Claude Code
- Model
- Claude Sonnet 4.6
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