corpora
A serverless AT Protocol lexicon authority
atproto lexicon
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100% coverage, by making the code testable rather than by mocking it
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tests: cover every line, then delete the ones that could not be
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README: write it for a visitor, not for the people who built it
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serve: a page for the person who typed the hostname
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docs: lead RELAYS.md with the answer
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docs: a firehose is feasible; the case against it is cost, not architecture
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docs: correct why relays are out of reach
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docs: relays, and why this authority will never be on one
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serve: the sync endpoints a mirror expects, and _health
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README: drop the status section
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README: drop the milestone table
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build: a cutover mode for the DNS check, and the did.json fingerprint
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Examples: depend on Corpora by path, not on a registry that has no copy
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Docs: sailor.webhook is not a cutover blocker
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Docs: record what the public POC settled, and correct what it disproved
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README: make it authoritative on getting started and deploying
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Docs: record status, and correct what implementation disproved
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M4: corpora verify, and the whole chain running on localhost
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M3: Worker shell and deployment templates
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M2: the serving core and the Node shell
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M1: corpora build, the offline signer
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Scaffold: package layout, CLI dispatcher, fixtures, internal contract
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more docs
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initial documentation commit
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