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Adds poc/README.md as the top-level index across all six PoC spikes,
recording status (5 PASS, 1 PARTIAL PASS), authority, and the
non-promotion rule from proof-of-concept-plan.md §4.

Updates CHANGELOG.md to enumerate the six spikes with their
verification dates and to reference each spike's VERIFICATION.md.

This completes Phase E of the post-bootstrap sequencing:
  E.1  git init + baseline import
  E.2  justfile
  E.3..E.8  six PoC spikes
  E.9  PoC index + CHANGELOG  ← this commit
2026-05-14 12:27:13 +08:00

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Chanora — Proofs of Concept

This directory holds non-product technical spikes. They exist to retire risk before the Flutter/Rust product scaffold is created.

Authority: docs/architecture/proof-of-concept-plan.md.

Rule (PoC plan §4): A PoC is not product code unless explicitly promoted. Nothing here should be imported by the future apps/chanora_flutter or crates/chanora_* trees.

Status

Spike Required by PoC plan Status
tsclientlib-connect-spike yes PASS — see tsclientlib-connect-spike/VERIFICATION.md
flutter_rust_bridge_hello yes (flutter-rust-bridge-hello in plan) PASS — see flutter_rust_bridge_hello/VERIFICATION.md
secure-storage-spike yes PASS (Linux only) — see secure-storage-spike/VERIFICATION.md
audio-capture-playback-spike yes PARTIAL PASS — desktop verified, mobile not — see audio-capture-playback-spike/VERIFICATION.md
sqlite-storage-spike yes PASS — see sqlite-storage-spike/VERIFICATION.md
diagnostics-redaction-spike yes PASS — see diagnostics-redaction-spike/VERIFICATION.md

Naming note

flutter_rust_bridge_hello is listed in the PoC plan as flutter-rust-bridge-hello. The directory on disk uses underscores because the Dart pubspec.yaml package-name grammar forbids hyphens. This is a naming convention, not a scope change.

What "verified" means here

Each verified spike contains:

  • a README.md describing scope, exit criterion, and reproduction;
  • a VERIFICATION.md recording the exact toolchain versions, command, observed output, and an honest list of things the spike does not validate.

Spikes are intentionally narrow. They do not approximate Chanora architecture layering, they do not implement the documented DTO catalogue, and they do not stand in for the product Rust crates or Flutter modules.