- RFC ID: 0001
- Title: RFC Template
- Status: Template
- Type: Template
- Created: 2024-01-01
- Authors: SpecCursor Team
- Reviewers: TBD
- Supersedes: None
- Superseded By: None
This RFC template provides a standardized format for submitting RFCs (Request for Comments) to the SpecCursor project.
RFCs provide a structured way to propose and discuss significant changes to the SpecCursor project. This template ensures consistency and completeness in RFC submissions.
Each RFC should follow this structure:
- RFC Metadata: Basic information about the RFC
- Summary: Brief overview of the proposed change
- Motivation: Why this change is needed
- Detailed Design: Technical implementation details
- Alternatives Considered: Other approaches that were evaluated
- Implementation Plan: Step-by-step implementation approach
- Testing Strategy: How the change will be tested
- Documentation: Documentation requirements
- Migration Guide: Migration steps for breaking changes
- Open Questions: Unresolved questions or concerns
- Feature: New functionality or capabilities
- Enhancement: Improvements to existing functionality
- Breaking Change: Changes that break backward compatibility
- Architecture: Significant architectural changes
- Process: Changes to development or operational processes
- Draft: Initial RFC submission
- Review: Community review and feedback
- Accepted: RFC approved for implementation
- Implemented: RFC has been implemented
- Deprecated: RFC is no longer relevant
- GitHub Issues: Using GitHub issues for proposals
- Design Documents: Separate design document format
- No Process: Ad-hoc decision making
- Create RFC template
- Document RFC process
- Set up RFC repository structure
- Implement RFC review process
- Set up RFC tracking
- Train team on RFC process
- Gather feedback on RFC process
- Refine template and process
- Document lessons learned
- Process Testing: Validate RFC process with sample RFCs
- Template Testing: Ensure template covers all necessary sections
- Review Testing: Test RFC review process with team members
- RFC Process: Document RFC submission and review process
- Template Usage: Guide for using the RFC template
- Best Practices: RFC writing best practices
- Examples: Sample RFCs for reference
N/A - This is a template RFC.
- Should RFCs be required for all significant changes?
- What is the appropriate scope for an RFC?
- How should RFCs be prioritized?
- What is the review timeline for RFCs?
- RFC follows template structure
- RFC includes all required sections
- RFC has clear motivation and design
- RFC includes implementation plan
- RFC includes testing strategy
- RFC addresses open questions
- RFC has been reviewed by team members
- Clarity: Is the RFC clear and well-written?
- Completeness: Does the RFC address all necessary aspects?
- Feasibility: Is the proposed change technically feasible?
- Impact: What is the impact on existing functionality?
- Testing: Is the testing strategy adequate?
- Documentation: Are documentation requirements clear?
- Migration: Are migration steps clear for breaking changes?