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Readiness

Every module has a readiness status. Status is about install trust, not marketing priority.

Status Meaning
ready Has source files, docs, verification checklist, and maintenance skills. The install path is structurally verified.
planned Concept reserved for roadmap planning before module shape is clear.
experimental Has source files, but the API, files, or behavior may change quickly.
stable Ready module with a stable public install contract.
deprecated Kept for compatibility; prefer another module or recipe.

Rules

  • Published registry modules should include installable source files.
  • A source-empty idea should stay outside the public registry as a proposal until its source payload is defined.
  • A module with source files can be ready, experimental, stable, or deprecated.
  • ready means the registry can install the module and the source parses, not that provider accounts are already configured.
  • Provider account setup, secrets, migrations, and production data remain the consumer application's responsibility.

Command Behavior

The public registry should not publish source-empty modules. Proposal ideas belong in module/provider requests, discussions, or roadmap docs until they have source files, docs, a checklist, and maintenance skills.

pnpm stackfoundry list --status ready
pnpm stackfoundry list --status experimental