platform Refactor AgentType enum: Replace 'AFJ' with 'Credo'

What does this PR do? This pull request refactors the AgentType enum by replacing the outdated 'AFJ' value with 'Credo' in libs/enum/src/enum.ts. All usages of AgentType.AFJ and the string 'AFJ' across the codebase have been updated to AgentType.Credo and 'Credo' respectively. The lingering TODO comment has also been removed.

Why is this change necessary? There was a TODO to update the agent type for consistency and clarity. Using the correct agent name avoids confusion and ensures uniform reference across services.

What has changed?

AgentType.AFJ → AgentType.Credo
'AFJ' string values replaced with 'Credo'
TODO comment removed

How was this tested? All references and usages were carefully updated and verified. The test suite was executed to ensure no regressions.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Refactor
- Updated the agent type from "AFJ" to "Credo" across the application, including all related logic and configuration.
Style
- Removed outdated comments referencing the previous agent type.

Jun 23 '25 18:06 CodeWithAryanK

Walkthrough

The changes update the AgentType enum by replacing AFJ with Credo and propagate this change throughout the codebase. All logic and queries previously referencing AgentType.AFJ are updated to use AgentType.Credo, affecting service logic, repository queries, and enum definitions.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summary
libs/enum/src/enum.ts	Replaced `AgentType.AFJ` with `AgentType.Credo` in the enum.
apps/agent-provisioning/src/agent-provisioning.service.ts	Updated conditional logic to check for `AgentType.Credo` instead of `AFJ`.
apps/agent-service/src/agent-service.service.ts	Updated all references from `AgentType.AFJ` to `AgentType.Credo`.
apps/agent-service/src/repositories/agent-service.repository.ts	Changed query filter from `AFJ` to `Credo` for agent type retrieval.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant AgentService
    participant AgentProvisioning
    participant Repository

    Client->>AgentService: Request wallet provision (agentType: Credo)
    AgentService->>Repository: getAgentTypeDetails(agent: Credo)
    Repository-->>AgentService: Return agent type details
    AgentService->>AgentProvisioning: walletProvision(agentType: Credo)
    AgentProvisioning->>AgentProvisioning: Run shell provision script (if Credo)
    AgentProvisioning-->>AgentService: Provision result
    AgentService-->>Client: Respond with result

Possibly related issues

credebl/platform#1293: This PR directly implements the enum update from AFJ to Credo as described in the issue.

Poem

A hop, a skip, a change anew,
AFJ is gone, Credo shines through!
From enum roots to service call,
The agent type now stands tall.
With every hop, the code grows neat—
🐇 Credo’s cadence can’t be beat!

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apps/agent-provisioning/src/agent-provisioning.service.ts (1 hunks)
apps/agent-service/src/agent-service.service.ts (2 hunks)
apps/agent-service/src/repositories/agent-service.repository.ts (1 hunks)
libs/enum/src/enum.ts (1 hunks)

🚧 Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (4)

apps/agent-service/src/repositories/agent-service.repository.ts
apps/agent-provisioning/src/agent-provisioning.service.ts
apps/agent-service/src/agent-service.service.ts
libs/enum/src/enum.ts

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