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new b1474aa docs(mission): fix "modes A–C" leftover in v1
vendor-neutrality goal (#102)
b1474aa is described below
commit b1474aadbd1452b063194ca6d89feb0eb32d9804
Author: Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Sun May 10 13:10:55 2026 +0200
docs(mission): fix "modes A–C" leftover in v1 vendor-neutrality goal (#102)
Follow-up to #99 — caught one missed rename in MISSION.md line 85
(the "Validate vendor-neutrality in v1 pilots" goal under Initial
Goals). All other references were renamed in #99.
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@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Four design choices set the project apart from "just bolt a
code-review bot on i
- Settle on a contributor-sentiment evaluation methodology with Apache Plumb
(separate proposal). Eval covers both ASF and non-ASF cohorts so the data isn't
an internal-ASF artefact.
- **Ship the privacy and security posture** as a release-blocking part of v1 —
sandbox setup, clean-env wrapper, privacy-LLM gate, PII redactor, signed
releases, pinned-tools manifest. Not a follow-up.
- **Ship the maintainer-education stream** alongside v1 — pattern catalogue,
"your first skill" path, first scheduled workshops. The platform is only as
adoptable as the docs that go with it.
-- **Validate vendor-neutrality** in v1 pilots: at least one project running
modes A–C against a frontier-model backend, one against fully-local inference
(Ollama / vLLM), one against an Apache-hosted or Apache-aligned endpoint as it
becomes available.
+- **Validate vendor-neutrality** in v1 pilots: at least one project running
Triage, Mentoring, and Drafting against a frontier-model backend, one against
fully-local inference (Ollama / vLLM), one against an Apache-hosted or
Apache-aligned endpoint as it becomes available.
## Technical scope
