Initial Codebase Bootstrap

Release Notes — 0.0.1-alpha

0.0.1-alpha is the first bootstrap release of the codebase.

The codebase is still in alpha state. Interfaces, internal module boundaries, schemas, configuration files, and runtime behavior may change as the implementation is tested and refined.

What is included

This release introduces the initial codebase foundation, including the repository structure, baseline application components, configuration files, schemas, contracts, and test expectations.

The focus of this version is to make the project understandable, reproducible, and ready for iterative implementation. The codebase now has a defined starting point for development, review, testing, and future expansion.

Main areas covered

This release defines the first baseline for:

• repository structure
• core application layout
• configuration conventions
• schema and contract definitions
• bootstrap behavior
• scheduled execution rules
• validation expectations
• CI baseline
• testing structure
• review and safety constraints

Alpha status

This is an early alpha release. It should be treated as a development baseline, not as a production-ready version.

Some areas may still be incomplete, unstable, or subject to redesign. Runtime behavior, error handling, observability, persistence, and integration boundaries may require further hardening before the codebase can be considered production-ready.

Intended use

Use 0.0.1-alpha as the initial reference point for working on the codebase.

This version provides the first structured baseline from which features, fixes, tests, and implementation details can be added while keeping the project aligned with its defined architecture and contracts.