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  • Spec accuracy audit

    Bring docs/specs/HEW-SPEC.md back into alignment with shipped v0.3.0/v0.4.0 code. Correct the two substantive factual errors (HBF wire format vs shipped MessagePack; stdlib IoError mischaracterization), clean up section numbering and front-matter version claim, and freeze §4 Tasks/Scopes as provisional until #1236 (I/O subsystem) settles the async model. Strengthens the existing spec-surface-alignment LESSONS invariant.

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    •4/5 issues closed
    80% complete1 open4 closed

  • Stdlib Hew-native maturity

    Every std/* module carries an explicit, justified disposition on the Hew-native spectrum: tier 1 (thin FFI wrapper), tier 2 (Hew-defined types and errors over a Rust kernel), or tier 3 (pure Hew). The principle is 'not all pure-Hew, but all as Hew-native as we can practically get them' — Rust kernels stay where they earn their keep; user-facing types, errors, and methods become Hew-shaped so the checker, debugger, observer tooling, and pattern-matching apply uniformly across the stdlib. Parent issue: #1247.

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    •2/6 issues closed
    33% complete4 open2 closed

  • Release pipeline and cross-compilation

    Cleaning up and hardening the release process: cross-compilation outputs (per-triple libhew.a, target-aware link.rs, universal lld), library builds (combined libhew + stdlib archives, packaging trees), release validation (pre-release-validate.sh, codegen smoke, platform matrix), release runbook hygiene (waivers, gaps, sign-off), and the release pipeline itself (release.yml, downstream sync, installers). Tracks #254 and the cluster of gaps the release runbook lists as 'Known gaps'.

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    •0/2 issues closed
    0% complete2 open0 closed

  • I/O subsystem for Hew (high-speed, accurate, actor-aware)

    A coherent I/O subsystem for Hew: high-speed, accurate, and actor-aware. Establishes a uniform error taxonomy, visible backpressure, cancellation and deadlines, low-allocation read/write paths, and end-to-end observability across TCP, TLS, HTTP, QUIC, WebSocket, DNS, and file I/O — with non-blocking actor integration as the headline capability. Parent issue: #1236.

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    •2/9 issues closed
    22% complete7 open2 closed

  • JIT execution path (native, opt-in)

    Long-term roadmap and open questions for bringing JIT execution to Hew. Tracks parent issue #1226 and its scoped sub-issues (runtime lifecycle, crash isolation, redefinition semantics, WASM parity, observability, symbol ABI, compilation mode).

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    •1/10 issues closed
    10% complete9 open1 closed