Added comprehensive documentation to release-management-optimization topic: **RELEASE_SUMMARY.md**: - Complete v0.10.0 release documentation - Build artifacts, testing results, validation status - Git statistics and file changes - Next steps and manual actions required **OPTIMIZATION_ASSESSMENT.md**: - Post-release analysis of what worked vs. issues - Identified 8 optimization opportunities across 3 priority levels - Detailed Stage 3 implementation recommendations - Three options for next steps (Complete Stage 3, Quick Wins, or Move On) **Key Finding**: Forgot to push tags (git push doesn't include tags by default) **Action Required**: `git push --tags` to push v0.9.0 and v0.10.0 tags **Recommendation**: Implement Stage 3 (2 hours) for automated validation and tag pushing to prevent similar issues in future releases.
MarkiTect Project Roadmap
This roadmap directory contains planning directories for roadmap topics.
- When starting to implement a topic its directory will be timestamped
- If implementing multiple topics in parallel use branches
- Keep current state of what's next to implement in TODO.md
- See ../history directory for closed topics
Naming Convention
Directory Format: yymmdd-topic-name
- Use 2-digit year prefix (e.g.,
260106-for 2026-01-06) - Lowercase topic names with hyphens
- Examples:
260106-semantic-document-validation,260105-schema-evolution
This convention keeps names concise while maintaining chronological sorting.
Purpose
This planning documentation serves multiple purposes:
- Implementation State Awareness: Allow for recovery after breaks or breakdowns
- Minimal Plan-Implement Loop: Don't complicate agentic coding with issue tracking if unnecessary
- Planning Info Analysis: Keeping the planning info allows for retrospective analyses to optimize
- Clean Repo Structure: Using roadmap/ for planning and TODO.md as current state helps stay organized
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