Statecraft Roadmap
Statecraft is a cumulative protocol laboratory, not one giant production application. Each version adds a narrowly scoped module and must preserve or deliberately revise the system's written invariants and threat model.
| Version | Increment | Evidence gate |
|---|---|---|
| v0 | State-transition simulator and repository conventions | deterministic replay, manifest, threat/invariant templates |
| v1 | Signed escrow | state-machine tests, timeout and replay cases |
| v2 | Token, signatures, distributor and vesting | supply/claim/nonce conservation properties |
| v3 | Smart account and scoped authority | replay, module, session and recovery adversarial tests |
| v4 | Treasury, timelock and governed upgrades | role graph, delay, storage and rollback evidence |
| v5 | Constant-product AMM | reserve/accounting invariants and manipulation lab |
| v6 | Vault and lending market | share/debt accounting, oracle and liquidation failures |
| v7 | Oracle, automation and randomness adapters | staleness, downtime, callback and fallback drills |
| v8 | Intent batch auction | signature, fill, conservation and ordering properties |
| v9 | L2 deployment and cross-chain state mirror | explicit finality states, replay/reorg/retry tests |
| v10 | Zero-knowledge eligibility extension | invalid-witness, nullifier, verifier and privacy checks |
| v11 | Operations console and incident drill | reconciliation, monitors, runbooks and postmortem |
Every increment is educational, unaudited, non-production code. Advancing a version requires evidence, not a feature count. Related branches and detailed per-version threats appear on the generated home and in CONTENT-PLAN.md.