There appears to be inconsistent error handling between the two methods. In get_operating_agent(), errors from read_app_config() are properly propagated using the ? operator, while in set_operating_agent(), errors are silently converted to a default value with unwrap_or_default().

This creates a potential issue where read operations might fail with proper errors, but write operations would silently proceed with a default configuration even when the underlying storage system is failing.

Consider using consistent error handling in both methods:

let mut config = self.services.read_app_config().await?;

This ensures that storage failures are handled consistently across both operations.

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There appears to be an error in the error handling pattern here. The expression self.api.get_operating_agent().await.unwrap_or(None) is problematic because unwrap_or(None) is being applied to a Result<Option<AgentId>, Error>, not an Option.

This will panic if the API call returns an Err, rather than handling the error gracefully. Consider one of these alternatives:

// Option 1: Use unwrap_or_default() which works on Result<Option<T>, E>
self.api.get_operating_agent().await.unwrap_or_default()

// Option 2: Proper error handling with ? operator
let operating_agent = self.api.get_operating_agent().await?;

The second approach would require propagating the error up the call chain.

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