Macula HTTP/3 Mesh - Documentation Status Tracker

Last Updated: 2025-01-08

This file tracks the completion status of all Macula HTTP/3 Mesh documentation.

Status Legend

• ✅ Complete: Document is comprehensive and ready for use
• 🚧 Skeleton: Structure exists, needs content
• ⚠️ Planned: Outlined in root index, not yet created
• 📝 In Progress: Actively being written

Core Architecture (P0)

Summary: 4/4 complete (100%)

Getting Started (P1)

Summary: 2/2 complete (100%)

API and Protocol (P1)

Summary: 0/2 complete (20% average progress)

Advanced Topics

Summary: 0/6 complete (10% average progress)

Comparisons

Summary: 0/2 complete (10% average progress)

Reference Materials

Summary: 0/5 complete (10% average progress)

Overall Progress

Priority Breakdown

P0 (Must have before code)

• ✅ 4/4 complete (100%)

P1 (Required for MVP release)

• ✅ 2/6 complete (33%)
• 🚧 Need: Wire Protocol Spec, API Reference, Security Model, Deployment Patterns, FAQ

P2 (Important for production)

• 🚧 0/8 complete (0%)

P3 (Nice to have)

• 🚧 0/1 complete (0%)

Completion Roadmap

Immediate Priorities (Next 2 weeks)

1. FAQ - Quick wins, high user value
2. Glossary - Reference for all other docs
3. Wire Protocol Spec - Critical for implementers

Short Term (Weeks 3-8)

4. API Reference - Essential for developers
5. Security Model - Critical for production use
6. WAMP Comparison - Address "why not WAMP" question
7. Design Decision Log - Document architectural choices

Medium Term (Weeks 9-16)

8. Deployment Patterns - Production deployment guidance
9. NAT Traversal Deep Dive - Technical deep dive
10. Performance Tuning - Optimization guide
11. Observability Guide - Monitoring and debugging

Long Term (Weeks 17+)

12. Gateway Operations - Advanced realm features
13. Troubleshooting Guide - Support documentation
14. Contributing Guide - Community building
15. libp2p Comparison - Additional comparison

Contribution Workflow

How to Contribute to Documentation

1. Choose a skeleton document from the table above
2. Claim it by creating an issue or commenting in Discord
3. Fill in sections following the existing structure
4. Update this status file with your progress
5. Submit PR when section(s) are complete
6. Code review from maintainers
7. Merge and update "Last Updated" date

Section-by-Section Approach

You don't need to complete an entire document! Contribute section by section:

• Pick one section from a skeleton
• Fill it in completely
• Submit PR with partial completion
• Update completion % in this file

Tracking Your Progress

When working on a document:

1. Update status from 🚧 to 📝 (in progress)
2. Update completion % as sections are finished
3. When 100% complete, change status to ✅
4. Update "Last Updated" date

Document Quality Standards

Complete (✅) Criteria

A document is "Complete" when it has:

• ✅ All sections from skeleton filled in
• ✅ Code examples tested and working
• ✅ Diagrams added where helpful
• ✅ Links to related docs
• ✅ No ⚠️ TODO markers remaining
• ✅ Reviewed by at least one other person

Skeleton (🚧) Criteria

A document is "Skeleton" when it has:

• ✅ Clear structure with section headings
• ✅ ⚠️ TODO markers indicating what needs to be written
• ✅ Estimated effort and priority
• ✅ Outline of content to be added

Need Help?

• Questions about what to write? Check the document outline and related complete docs
• Technical questions? Ask in Discord #documentation channel
• Want to collaborate? Find others working on same doc area
• Stuck? Tag a maintainer for guidance

Maintainers

Documentation maintainers who can review PRs:

• [To be assigned]

This file is updated automatically when documentation PRs are merged.