Release Levels
Release Levels
Section titled “Release Levels”The archive should not jump from “prototype” to “definitive” in one vague step. Named release levels let readers know exactly what has been achieved and what remains under review.
| Release | Title | Status | Definition |
|---|---|---|---|
foundation-release | Foundation Release | pass | Public site, source corpus, generated readers, project tracker, and deployment workflow exist. |
source-coverage-release | Source Coverage Release | pass | Every seeded source has public source-text and chapter-workbench coverage. |
scan-verification-release | Scan Verification Release | partial | Priority source claims, equations, and diagrams are checked against scans. |
equation-canon-release | Equation Canon Release | partial | Canonical equations have scan verification, notation ledger entries, derivations, and worked examples. |
diagram-canon-release | Diagram Canon Release | partial | Major diagrams have original crops, provenance, captions, redraws, and linked explanations. |
patent-authority-release | Patent Authority Release | started | Steinmetz patents are authority-checked, downloaded, drawn, summarized, and linked to theory. |
definitive-steinmetz-release | Definitive Steinmetz Release | future | All priority books, papers, diagrams, equations, glossary terms, patents, and comparisons pass canonical review. |
Release Rule
Section titled “Release Rule”A release level can be public before it is complete. It must not be described as complete until its verification gates are met.