Date: 2026-03-28 Checkpoint type: documentation/evidence/certifiability checkpoint
This checkpoint focuses on making the repository credibly certifiable as a monorepo of reusable packages, extensions, applications, and examples.
The primary concerns are:
- package-level API/reference visibility
- category-appropriate documentation completeness
- explicit boundary evidence between packages and apps
- example coverage that validates public package APIs
- machine-readable repository evidence rather than ad hoc README coverage alone
docs/reference/workspace-package-certification-matrix.mdartifacts/conformance/latest/phase-11-package-evidence.json
These artifacts record the package/app/example evidence surface across the workspace.
One generated reference page now exists for each workspace package/app/example under:
docs/reference/packages/docs/reference/apps/docs/reference/examples/
docs/apps/mdwrkspace-app.mddocs/apps/mdwrkcom-app.md
docs/examples/editor-basic-example.mddocs/examples/renderer-basic-example.md
docs/reference/package-boundary-map.mddocs/operations/release-evidence-phase11.md
The Phase 11 evidence matrix records:
- 20 workspace package/app/example entries audited
- 201 structural certification checks
- 201/201 checks passing
Earlier checkpoints made the repository increasingly implemented. Phase 11 makes it increasingly reviewable, explainable, and certifiable.
A repository can be technically functional and still fail certification review if:
- package boundaries are unclear
- exports are not well documented
- examples are not clearly public-surface fixtures
- extension manifests/settings/i18n/test posture are not easy to audit
- apps do not document their public config/deploy/support posture
This checkpoint addresses those evidence-quality issues.
This checkpoint still does not by itself close:
- final frozen-target Markdown corpus closure
- browser-driven visual regression closure
- packed release artifact/promotion closure
- final repository-internal RFC closure across every remaining open surface
This checkpoint is a valid Phase 11 package documentation/examples/boundary/evidence checkpoint. It materially improves the repository’s certifiability. It does not yet authorize the repository to claim that it is already:
- certifiably fully featured
- repository-internally RFC compliant across the full frozen boundary
- fully Markdown spec compliant across the full frozen CommonMark/GFM target