First release cycle

Execution priorities before expansion.

The first FrankAI platform release should be judged by controlled usefulness: memory works, actions are governed and the release surface is honest.

P0

Reliability baseline

Keep frankai.online live, rebuild memory automatically after ingest and verify public routes after deployment.

P0

Security boundary

Require bearer authentication for memory APIs and keep raw private payloads out of public citations.

P1

Pilot readiness

Define owner, allowed tools, approval gates, action receipt format and rollback path for each pilot workflow.

P1

Docs and onboarding

Publish the minimum viable platform docs so serious collaborators can understand what is live and what is staged.

P2

Model portability

Keep memory and governance outside any single model vendor so the platform can change engines without losing continuity.

Operating loop

01

Stabilise memory ingest and search

02

Publish platform governance and rollout structure

03

Select one controlled pilot workflow

04

Instrument approvals, logs and receipts

05

Review evidence before expanding access

The release cycle is a control surface: it says what matters now and what is deliberately later.

Open docs