RFC Tracker

Establishes the core seven-pillar model as the foundational structure of WAF++, covering Security, Reliability, Performance Efficiency, Cost Optimisation, Operational Excellence, Sustainability, and Developer Experience.

Defines the public roadmap for 2026 covering Q1–Q4 milestones, including v1.0 target, pilot programme, and foundation readiness goals.

Adds the initial content definition for each of the 7 pillars: scope, rationale, and key assessment questions. Serves as the baseline for the controls library.

Migrates all framework documentation from Markdown to AsciiDoc and establishes Antora as the documentation build system with component versioning (v1.0).

Adds the standard open-source health files to the framework repository: contribution guidelines, code of conduct (based on Contributor Covenant v2.1), and security policy.

Introduces the Sovereign pillar as the 7th pillar of WAF++, covering data sovereignty, compliance, and jurisdictional control. Ships with 10 initial controls (WAF-SOV-010 through WAF-SOV-100).

Defines a formal JSON Schema for WAF++ controls YAML files, enabling consistent validation, tooling integration, and third-party consumption of the controls library.

Formalises the PASS scoring model as a normative specification: tier definitions, calculation rules, aggregation logic, and versioning contract. Required for v1.0 stability guarantee.

Defines the approach for official WAF++ assessment tooling: a CLI tool and/or web scorecard that consumes the controls library and produces a PASS score report.

Introduces automated checks for the framework repository: Antora build validation, controls YAML linting, and link checking on every pull request.

Defines a formal JSON Schema for WAF++ controls YAML files, enabling consistent validation, tooling integration, and third-party consumption of the controls library.

Formalises the PASS scoring model as a normative specification: tier definitions, calculation rules, aggregation logic, and versioning contract. Required for v1.0 stability guarantee.

Defines the approach for official WAF++ assessment tooling: a CLI tool and/or web scorecard that consumes the controls library and produces a PASS score report.

Introduces automated checks for the framework repository: Antora build validation, controls YAML linting, and link checking on every pull request.

Establishes the core seven-pillar model as the foundational structure of WAF++, covering Security, Reliability, Performance Efficiency, Cost Optimisation, Operational Excellence, Sustainability, and Developer Experience.

Defines the public roadmap for 2026 covering Q1–Q4 milestones, including v1.0 target, pilot programme, and foundation readiness goals.

Adds the initial content definition for each of the 7 pillars: scope, rationale, and key assessment questions. Serves as the baseline for the controls library.

Migrates all framework documentation from Markdown to AsciiDoc and establishes Antora as the documentation build system with component versioning (v1.0).

Adds the standard open-source health files to the framework repository: contribution guidelines, code of conduct (based on Contributor Covenant v2.1), and security policy.

Introduces the Sovereign pillar as the 7th pillar of WAF++, covering data sovereignty, compliance, and jurisdictional control. Ships with 10 initial controls (WAF-SOV-010 through WAF-SOV-100).