Astrid RFCs is a repository for request-for-comments documents that govern the public contract surfaces of the Astrid runtime.
The repository serves as a formal mechanism for proposing, discussing, and documenting changes to Astrid's public APIs and interfaces. By maintaining RFCs as tracked documents, the project establishes a structured process for evaluating design decisions before they become part of the runtime's stable contract. This approach ensures that breaking changes and new public surfaces receive deliberate review and community input rather than being introduced ad hoc.
Teams adopting Astrid should understand that this repository is primarily a governance and documentation resource rather than executable code. It is most relevant for contributors planning to modify Astrid's public APIs, maintainers evaluating compatibility concerns, and users who need to understand the rationale behind API design decisions. The RFC process itself is the primary offering here; there are no alternative RFC systems named in the repository materials.
The project shows minimal development activity, with infrequent updates to its RFC collection. The repository appears to serve a supporting role within the broader Astrid ecosystem rather than being a primary focus of active development effort.
