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jordan 41c676a78e feat: Aphoria enterprise features + ontology SDK + file length compliance
Enterprise Features:
- Hosted mode with remote sync for team pattern aggregation
- Community sharing with privacy-preserving anonymization
- LLM-based semantic claim extraction with Gemini integration
- Pattern learning with promotion to declarative extractors
- High-entropy secrets extractor with configurable thresholds
- Auth bypass and insecure cookies extractors

Module Refactoring:
- Split oversized files to comply with 500-line limit
- Config split: types/core.rs, types/extractors.rs, types/hosted.rs, etc.
- Handlers split: scan.rs, policy.rs, report.rs modules
- Extractors split: declarative/, high_entropy_secrets/, insecure_cookies/
- Learning split: store modules with metrics and persistence

SDK & Ontology:
- stemedb-ontology SDK with fluent builders and StemeDB client
- Pharma domain extractors for FDA Orange Book data
- Consumer health UAT test infrastructure

Code Quality:
- Fixed clippy warnings (needless_borrows_for_generic_args)
- Added KVStore trait imports where needed
- Fixed utoipa path re-exports for OpenAPI docs

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-02-05 12:55:29 -07:00
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README.md feat: Aphoria enterprise features + ontology SDK + file length compliance 2026-02-05 12:55:29 -07:00
rfc-001-enterprise-policy-aliases.md feat: Aphoria enterprise features + ontology SDK + file length compliance 2026-02-05 12:55:29 -07:00

RFCs (Request for Comments)

This directory contains formal specification documents for significant Episteme/Aphoria features.

RFC Index

RFC Title Status Date
RFC-001 Enterprise Policy Alias System Proposed 2026-02-05

RFC Process

Status Lifecycle

  • Proposed: Initial draft, open for feedback
  • Accepted: Approved for implementation
  • Implemented: Feature shipped in a release
  • Superseded: Replaced by a newer RFC
  • Withdrawn: No longer pursued

Creating a New RFC

  1. Copy the template from rfc-001-enterprise-policy-aliases.md
  2. Use the next sequential number (RFC-002, RFC-003, etc.)
  3. Fill in all sections
  4. Submit for review
  5. Update this index

RFC Sections

Every RFC should include:

  • Executive Summary: One paragraph overview
  • Problem Statement: What problem are we solving?
  • Design Goals: Numbered list of principles
  • Technical Architecture: How it works (with diagrams)
  • Security Considerations: Trust model, threat vectors
  • Performance Analysis: Complexity, benchmarks
  • Backward Compatibility: Migration path
  • Alternative Approaches: What we didn't do and why
  • Implementation Roadmap: Phased delivery plan
  • Open Questions: Decisions needing stakeholder input