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v0.1-RC — Bundle, polish, ship

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Ship the v0.1-implementation phase as a release. Verify bundle size, confirm mobile portability (per Ch 23 §5 isDesktopOnly: false commitment), polish remaining UX rough edges, prepare community-plugin submission. Released as v0.2.0 since v0.1.0 was the original MVP shipped 2026-04-02.

This RC consolidates the six v0.1 architectural commitments settled in the 2026-05-04 design phase: schema-as-primitive, closed 5-mechanism recipe grammar, TS in-plugin engine, sqlite-wasm Tier 2 substrate, runtime-agnostic recipe schema, Bases query layer.

Status

Section titled “Status”

📋 Planning

Dependencies

Section titled “Dependencies”
  • All prior v0.1 milestones complete (v0.1.1 through v0.1.8)

Scope

Section titled “Scope”

In:

  • Bundle size verification — measure plugin core + sqlite-wasm + sqlite-vec; target ≤ 1.2 MB compressed
  • Mobile portability test — install on Obsidian Mobile (iOS or Android via Capacitor); verify import wizard, Tier 1 generation, sidecar projection, exporters all work
  • README final polish — aligned with the design-phase-complete state; tagline preserved; jargon stripped
  • Lint clean — bun run lint passes for community-plugin submission rules
  • Community plugin submission prep — checklist run-through per Obsidian Plugin Guidelines
  • Release notes — comprehensive but user-facing (no internal-vocabulary leaks per memory entry)
  • Version bump to v0.2.0 — package.json, manifest.json, versions.json

Out:

  • v0.2 milestones (XLSX/JSON parsers, tag/wikilink mechanism wiring, graph_edges)
  • v0.5 external Python producer
  • Marketplace registry

Concrete tasks

Section titled “Concrete tasks”
  • Run bun run build in production mode; report final bundle size
  • Compare against the 1.2 MB target; if over, identify trim opportunities (lazy-load XLSX, skip SSSOM exporter unless user enables, etc.)
  • Install plugin in a real Obsidian Desktop install (not just test-vault/); run a full import workflow
  • Install on Obsidian Mobile; run a tree-shaped-source import (CSV); verify sidecar projects + queries work
  • bun run lint clean — no obsidianmd/* rule violations
  • README pass — verify against the “no internal vocabulary” memory rule; tagline still says “Turn your Obsidian vault into an operational GRC knowledge graph”; “How it works” diagram up-to-date
  • CHANGELOG.md update — convert “Unreleased” section to “0.2.0 — 2026-MM-DD”
  • ROADMAP.md update — flip v0.1 implementation phase status to ✅ Complete; add a “What carried forward” section
  • Archive v0.1 implementation roadmap page — move to reference/roadmap/v0-1-implementation.mdx per the archive convention
  • Submit to obsidianmd/obsidian-releases via PR per community plugin process

Success criteria

Section titled “Success criteria”
  • Bundle ≤ 1.2 MB compressed total
  • Plugin installs and runs cleanly on Obsidian Desktop AND Mobile
  • bun run lint exits 0
  • All v0.1.1–v0.1.8 milestones marked ✅ Done
  • PR submitted to obsidianmd/obsidian-releases for community-plugin inclusion

Files to touch

Section titled “Files to touch”
  • package.json — version bump
  • manifest.json — version bump
  • versions.json — append entry
  • CHANGELOG.md — finalize 0.2.0 entry
  • ROADMAP.md (root) — phase status flip
  • docs/.../reference/roadmap/index.mdx — phase status flip + archive link
  • docs/.../reference/roadmap/v0-1-implementation.mdx — new archive page
  • README.md — final polish pass
  • docs/.../development/contributing.mdx — verify install/contribute paths still accurate

Open questions

Section titled “Open questions”
  • Is the v0.2.0 number right, or do we want v0.1.0-rc.1 → v0.1.0 (overwriting the existing 0.1.0 MVP semantically)? Lean toward v0.2.0 since the MVP shipped and is in user hands; this is genuinely the next minor
  • Community plugin submission timing — submit immediately on RC pass, or wait through a quiet “early adopter” period?
Section titled “Related”

Concept pages:

Agent context:

  • Vision — what the RC needs to deliver against
  • Tradeoffs — known limitations to be transparent about
  • v0.1 schema spec — the schemas RC publishes
  • Decisions — architectural decisions consolidated

Design decisions (synthesis logs — the 6 architectural commitments):

Research deliverables (RC verification context):

Spec & schema files:

External references:

Other milestones: