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Roadmap and Known Debt
anti edited this page 2026-04-27 17:23:41 -04:00
Roadmap and Known Debt
DECNET keeps its forward-looking and backward-looking planning docs inside the main repo under development/. This page is an index — no duplication.
Roadmap and Future Work
development/FUTURE.md— planned features and direction.development/ICS_SCADA.md— ICS/SCADA decoy work.development/IMAP_BAIT.md— IMAP bait service design.development/SMTP_RELAY.md— SMTP relay decoy work.
Known Debt and Bugs
development/DEBT.md— accepted tech debt.development/BUGS.md— known open bugs.development/BUG_FIXES.md— recently fixed, for history.development/HARDENING.md— hardening backlog.
Audits and Coverage
development/REALISM_AUDIT.md— decoy realism audit notes (pre-migration; see Realism for the current content-engine surface).development/COVERAGE.md— test coverage state.development/EVENTS.md— event pipeline and schema notes.
Each of these files lives in the DECNET repo, not this wiki. Follow the links above from a working checkout.
Recently closed
- Orchestrator file generation looked obviously fake — the pre-realism
decnet orchestrateshipped three hardcoded templates that produced epoch-suffixed filenames (notes-1777315854.txt) with identical bodies. Closed by the realism migration (8 stages ondev, summarised in Realism#migration-history). Files now use plausible names, persona-conditioned bodies, edit-in-place over time, diurnal-sampled mtimes, optional LLM enrichment with a process-local circuit breaker, and 3 % canary cultivation on the same pacing. - Two workers for one shape —
decnet-emailgen.servicewas a sibling worker doing the same tick-driven work asdecnet orchestrate. The migration collapsed it; one fewer systemd unit (down to 20).
See also: Home · Developer-Guide · Troubleshooting
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