Thank you so much for the review @empty-codes. I grossly underestimated the amount of work it would take to finish the project. I have now after a deep dive into the project codebase and making so contributions, rewritten my proposal.
If there are any oversights on my end or other things I should take into account I would truly appreciate your feedback. Thanks again!

Hey everyone my name is Daniel and I am so excited to be here. Started working on this notebook for sometime now and forgot to do the introductions.

Alright. Thanks you so much for the clarification

In my bid to make a few corrections to my notebook. I discovered that some tools such as 'toolforge-authors', has some info in the Core info that is completely non-existent in the annotations layer.

In T318512#8340622, @Slst2020 wrote:

In T318512#8337016, @Daniel_Ngene wrote:

Hello @Slst2020. I got a couple of questions as regards task 2

2. Will I have to visualize all 2000+ tools data dictionary returned by my task 2 function?

If you mean the first #TODO of Task set 2, you can limit the output to the first 5 or so entries. This is good practice for any code cell output, as otherwise the notebook can become very cluttered and difficult to scroll through.

Hello @Slst2020. I got a couple of questions as regards task 2

In T318512#8320930, @Slst2020 wrote:

In T318512#8320883, @Daniel_Ngene wrote:

@Slst2020 Hello, I have a couple of questions.

1. Is it allowed for me to write other functions that are of use to me in the notebook or only the functions we are asked to write are allowed?

You can write any code you want/need :)

2. Can all my answers to the non-coding questions be written as comments in the notebook?

I suggest you write text in markdown cells, not as code comments.

@Slst2020 Hello, I have a couple of questions.

1. Is it allowed for me to write other functions that are of use to me in the notebook or only the functions we are asked to write are allowed?
2. Can all my answers to the non-coding questions be written as comments in the notebook?

In T317083#8318436, @Precious_Amarachi_Onyeukwu wrote:

Hi Aklapper,

Thanks for reaching out. I just want to know if we are working on an
already existing codebase or we are getting up a new one our self for the
project. And if we are working on an already existing codebase how do I get
the version control and where do I refer to for more understanding of the
task.

Thanks. Regards.

In T318512#8315294, @Durotimi-Hector wrote:

In T318512#8315052, @Daniel_Ngene wrote:

Went through a similar issue but after much experimenting with the API I discovered you do not actually need a page param in the request URL because each API response's result has a "next" key containing the URL of the next page for all the pages except the last page which is null and of course, the number of pages depends on the page size param

Hello I am still struggling with understanding the URL I need to use. Can I get more help? My question is in respect to task 2.
I'm using this https://toolhub.wikimedia.org/api/tools/?page=60&page_size=2699 but it's still giving me just 10 tools

@Daniel_Ngene the link you use correct, but you can eliminate the 'page" parameter leaving the page_size @ max value.
trouble shoot your code and make sure the it loops through the entire page.
Also, the dict you're trying to populate, make sure it is outside of the loop.

tool_dict = {}
...
for key, values in result.items():   #or maybe a while loop
    ...
    tool_dict.append(...)

This approach helped me

Went through a similar issue but after much experimenting with the API I discovered you do not actually need a page param in the request URL because each API response's result has a "next" key containing the URL of the next page for all the pages except the last page which is null and of course, the number of pages depends on the page size param

Hello Everyone I'm Daniel an Outreachy applicant. I am very excited to learn from this experience. Finally have direction in my learning process.