Sanitization Checklist

Sanitization Checklist

Repository Preparation

• Use an independent repository instead of a fork
• Start from a clean initial commit
• Keep the GitHub repository private during preparation
• Exclude source Git history
• Exclude private reports and task ledgers
• Exclude local cache, coverage, and temporary artifacts
• Refresh v0.3.0-preview.1 from allowlisted source and runtime anchors only

Content Review

• Public README
• MIT license
• Public scope document
• Public architecture boundary document
• Public smoke tests
• GitHub Actions test workflow
• Wiki overview and reviewer pages
• Public changelog and release notes
• Mermaid architecture diagrams in GitHub Wiki

Sensitive Data Checks

• No local source workspace paths
• No home-directory paths
• No host or machine identifiers
• No non-public issue markers
• No non-public pull request markers
• No long credential-like token strings
• No private runner workflow trace
• No operational source issue or pull request evidence links

Release Readback

• Source baseline recorded
• Local tests required before release
• Sensitive-string scan required before release
• GitHub Actions success required before release
• GitHub Release v0.3.0-preview.1 required before completion

Public Visibility

• Owner reviewed repository files in GitHub UI
• Owner reviewed wiki pages in GitHub UI
• Owner confirmed GitHub Actions remains green
• Owner switched repository visibility from private to public