Shipping the Foundation

What this means for you

The first chapter is the foundation: schema, two SDKs, a dispatcher, and the docs site. The federation and capability layer is a deliberate later chapter, not a missing piece.

The pitch

Ship the bottom of the stack first. Lock the contract, ship the SDKs, stand up the service. Save the optional cross-organization layer for the chapter where someone actually asks for it.

Who it’s for

The reader trying to decide whether IRIS is a weekend prototype or a project they can build on for the next quarter.

Proof points

• Six repos public on day one, all MIT licensed
• Two SDKs at v0.1.0 with fourteen CLI commands shipped together
• A working dispatcher service with health checks and a Docker stack — not a roadmap promise

timeline
  title IRIS launch chapters
  Chapter 1 (shipped) : Schema and contract locked
                       : Python and TypeScript SDKs at v0.1
                       : Dispatcher service running in Docker
                       : Public docs site live
  Chapter 2 (next)    : Optional documentation bridge
                       : Hosted council templates
  Chapter 3 (later)   : Cross-organization federation
                       : Signed capability tokens