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@BradGroux BradGroux released this 03 Aug 07:03
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AI Dev Days v1.0.0

AI Dev Days v1.0.0 establishes an independent learning community and event repository with a durable charter, governance, contribution path, research and education method, reusable curriculum, event operations, publication controls, visual orientation, and release practice.

This owner-authorized coordinated republication completes the Open Framework Commons v1.0.0 exact-pin refresh and publishes the sanitized review evidence.

Release identity

  • Final release commit: 2177840cf978acc1ece0baaf6142e854feb2d188
  • Final release tree: 30dea3c3a96911779420100f7570e310f20fb2dc
  • Reviewed follow-up head: 1f28793338445e7b7eb64555dfe24be1d95c265a
  • Reviewed follow-up tree: 30dea3c3a96911779420100f7570e310f20fb2dc
  • Pull request: #110
  • Final master workflow: PASS

Republication history

  1. Initial v1.0.0 publication: 9d9ca3bdd575be0c7558a56f1f1f0ee6a8f112af
  2. Dependency and visual-documentation refresh: 70999e048685d0103e1ed3e7af41dffb390bfac9
  3. Commons-pin canonical refresh: 35e69b678c22bb8f6610fe9458aad89cccc8eb23
  4. Sanitized review and exact historical-source-link completion: 2177840cf978acc1ece0baaf6142e854feb2d188

The intermediate Commons-pin tag object was 338171325f888998aef444e1459ea47012e5d754 and peeled to 35e69b678c22bb8f6610fe9458aad89cccc8eb23 before this final replacement.

Open Framework Commons adoption

  • Commons tag: v1.0.0
  • Original Commons commit: 27870fb1d57d951b9ef5a3a86f33ef068ee557da
  • Current exact Commons commit: a0f0d384e9010a65d1a21a324b4c912433d5e031

The refreshed Commons documentation strengthens product independence, adoption governance, active-product references, and visual guidance. It does not transfer ownership of AI Dev Days curriculum, events, community practices, examples, research, governance, roadmap, or releases. ADR-002 preserves original evidence; ADR-003 records the exact transition and immutable-tag risk.

Review and validation

  • Sanitized review names exact merged candidate 35e69b678c22bb8f6610fe9458aad89cccc8eb23 and both Commons commits
  • Standards: GO with no open findings after one Minor historical-link correction
  • Specification: PASS with no findings
  • Full release validation passed: 353 files, 278 Markdown/HTML link surfaces, 33 required files, 113 external URLs checked, publication safety, demo fixtures, YAML, dependency audit, typecheck, production build, and visual smoke
  • Two existing blocked-host 400/403 responses remained non-blocking; 12 volatile or same-repository URLs were intentionally skipped

Highlights

  • Independent AI Dev Days charter, governance, research and education method, reusable curriculum, labs, event template, and post-event evidence loop
  • Two GitHub-native program-map diagrams for the research-to-learning loop and Commons/local-ownership boundary
  • OpenClaw remains a tool track; AI-Native Operating Framework remains optional teaching material canonical only for its own meaning
  • Repository audits, external-link checking, publication scanning, and a complete release gate

Known limitations

Consumers who fetched an earlier v1.0.0 tag must force-refresh that tag reference. The complete research-to-education method has not yet been measured through a new event from planning to post-event disposition. Historical event assumptions, learner-outcome, accessibility, and domain review depth vary. OpenClaw remains more developed than other tool tracks. The August 19, 2026 Houston Business Analysts packet does not yet include slides.