Dionysus

Project direction, setup expectations, and release intent in one place.

Early-stage repository for defining scope and collaboration rules before the first implementation lands.

At a Glance • Status • Roadmap • Contributing

At a Glance

Area	Current State
Repository	fixgramwork/dionysus
Stage	Planning
Codebase	Not committed yet
Focus	Define scope, standards, and the first release path
Next milestone	Initial scaffold and runnable setup guide

Overview

Dionysus is currently being prepared as a focused project under fixgramwork. At this stage, the repository serves as the public-facing source of truth for:

• project intent
• initial scope
• contributor expectations
• release readiness

This README is intentionally structured like a production open-source repository so the project can scale without rewriting its documentation from scratch.

Principles

• Keep the first version narrow and shippable.
• Prefer obvious setup over clever tooling.
• Add quality gates early: linting, testing, and CI.
• Document decisions as the repository grows.

Planned Deliverables

Track	What will be added
Application	Initial source scaffold
Developer Experience	Install, run, and test commands
Quality	Formatting, linting, and CI checks
Documentation	Usage examples and architecture notes
Release	Versioning and deployment guidance

Project Status

This repository is in the pre-implementation stage.

Before v0.1.0, the project should include:

• runnable source code
• reproducible local setup
• a basic test flow
• usage examples
• a license file

Quick Start

The runtime scaffold is not in this repository yet.

Planned local workflow:

git clone https://github.com/fixgramwork/dionysus.git
cd dionysus

# install dependencies
# run the app
# run tests

Update this section as soon as the first executable version is committed.

Roadmap

• Define the core problem and first user flow
• Commit the initial project scaffold
• Add development and test instructions
• Introduce CI and code quality checks
• Publish the first tagged release

Contributing

Early contributions are welcome, but alignment matters more than volume at this stage.

1. Open an issue first for feature proposals or structural changes.
2. Keep pull requests focused on one concern.
3. Update documentation when behavior or setup changes.

License

A license has not been added yet.

Add a LICENSE file before accepting external code contributions or publishing packages.