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Document the high-level system architecture, major components, and their relationships for the frigid library. This provides a comprehensive overview of the layered architecture, data flow patterns, and key architectural patterns used throughout the codebase. The documentation covers: - Purpose and scope of the library - Major components in public API and implementation layers - Component relationships and dependency flows - Data flow patterns for initialization and operations - Key architectural patterns (wrapper, delegation, etc.) - Quality attributes and system constraints
Add comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) that defines: - Executive summary and problem statement - User personas and target users - Detailed functional requirements with acceptance criteria - Non-functional requirements (performance, compatibility, usability) - Constraints, assumptions, and scope boundaries Expand filesystem.rst with detailed module organization: - Complete package structure with all modules documented - Module purposes and responsibilities for both public API and internal implementation - Import pattern implementation and benefits - Exception hierarchy and dual inheritance pattern - Test organization structure and naming conventions - Documentation organization and types - Development workspace structure and usage - Configuration files and tool settings Both documents follow the architecture guidelines and provide comprehensive reference material for understanding the frigid library's organization, requirements, and design decisions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove user personas section and rewrite functional requirements in direct format instead of "As a <user>, I want..." user story style. This makes the PRD more concise and appropriate for an open-source library where the focus is on what the product does rather than specific user personas. Changes: - Remove Target Users section with personas, needs, and usage contexts - Rewrite all functional requirements with direct descriptions - Change "Acceptance Criteria" to "Requirements" - Move priority to requirement title in parentheses - Keep all essential requirement information Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Simplify and improve documentation based on review feedback: Documentation Organization: - Remove redundant module descriptions from summary.rst - Point to filesystem.rst for detailed module information - Condense Configuration Files section - Remove Data Resources section (not applicable) - Simplify Development Workspace section (show only subdirectories) Terminology: - Use "the package" instead of "Frigid" for maintainability - Remove incorrect claim about classcore having optimized C code Requirements Updates: - Remove performance requirements from PRD (NFR-001, NFR-002) - Remove pickle/copy support claims pending verification - Renumber remaining NFRs sequentially - Remove performance constraints section - Add verification task to .auxiliary/notes/todo.md The documentation is now more concise, accurate, and maintainable while retaining all essential architectural information. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reorganize documentation to reduce redundancy and improve clarity: Test Organization: - Move test structure, naming conventions, and coverage targets to documentation/architecture/testplans/index.rst - Replace detailed test section in filesystem.rst with brief reference to testplans/index.rst - Eliminate duplication between filesystem.rst and testplans documentation Documentation Structure: - Simplify documentation tree structure in filesystem.rst - Remove individual examples file listing, replace with single line - Reorder documentation/ tree to show top-level files first These changes make the documentation more maintainable by keeping test information in one authoritative location and reducing unnecessary detail in the filesystem overview. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Document the high-level system architecture, major components, and their relationships for the frigid library. This provides a comprehensive overview of the layered architecture, data flow patterns, and key architectural patterns used throughout the codebase.
The documentation covers: