Phase 0 shipped: the ainfra v1 specification

The product contract for the ainfra v1 rewrite is accepted, integrated, and ready to guide implementation.

ainfra v1 has crossed its first roadmap boundary. Phase 0, Product specification, is shipped. The specification has been reviewed, accepted, and integrated into the v1 development line.

What Phase 0 established#

The specification defines the intended product before implementation begins. It covers:

• the v1 product boundary and lifecycle;
• native-file and template contracts;
• the security and secrets model;
• the Go architecture and source conventions;
• schemas, examples, and acceptance journeys;
• documentation and phase-note requirements; and
• the release-engineering process for the v1 line.

This gives implementation work a stable reference. Code, tests, templates, and user documentation can now be reviewed against the same contract instead of developing separate assumptions.

What shipped means#

shipped is the roadmap’s completed state. A shipped phase has an aligned specification, validation evidence, documentation, and development note.

Phase 0 delivered no runtime behavior. Its output is the normative contract that later phases implement. The detailed record is available in the Phase 0 development note.

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