E12 — Release a product people can trust
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
| For | teams drawing synoptic views, and the people deciding whether to adopt the tools |
| who | need to trust a tool before using it in their work |
| the solution | published library and editors, with summary documentation, user manuals and regression tests |
| is a | release of the whole project |
| that | can be installed, understood and evaluated without reading every page |
| unlike | a repository that only its authors understand |
| our solution | every behavior sourced and tested, summarized in a few documents written for humans |
| Business outcomes | the library is published (ESM with types, runs in any JavaScript engine); each editor has a user manual; an overview explains the project in a few pages |
| Leading indicators | a newcomer installs and uses the library from the overview alone; regression and end-to-end suites pass on each release |
| Non-functional requirements | documentation complete but not excessive; summaries link to the detailed pages; no runtime dependency |
| In scope | project overview, architecture summary, user manuals, getting-started guide, npm publication, regression and end-to-end tests, size budget, public API report |
| Out of scope | hosting a service; features not specified in the other epics |
| Closure criteria | the Product Owner and one person new to the project understand and use the release from the summary documents |
Features
To be refined with the Product Owner (draft proposed by Claude Code on 2026-10-08).