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WHAT WAS DONE: - Created npm workspaces configuration in root package.json - Set up directory structure (services/, shared/, future/) - Created @firefrost/shared package (v1.0.0) - Added comprehensive .gitignore for Node.js projects - Created root README with architecture documentation - Added placeholder READMEs for shared/ and future/ directories WHY: - Implement Gemini-approved monorepo architecture - Enable service-prefixed Git tag versioning - Support npm workspaces for dependency management - Provide foundation for Arbiter 2.1 deployment - Align with 'decades not months' sustainability philosophy STRUCTURE: Root level: - package.json (workspaces: services/*, shared) - .gitignore (protects .env files from commits) - README.md (comprehensive documentation) Directories: - services/ (production services - empty, ready for Arbiter) - shared/ (@firefrost/shared v1.0.0 - placeholder) - future/ (experimental services) FILES: - .gitignore (new, 39 lines) - README.md (new, 242 lines) - package.json (new, 27 lines) - shared/package.json (new, 17 lines) - shared/README.md (new, 47 lines) - shared/src/index.js (new, 13 lines) - future/README.md (new, 38 lines) NEXT STEPS: - Migrate Arbiter 2.1 code to services/arbiter/ - Create arbiter-v2.1.0 tag for first versioned deployment - Test deployment workflow and systemd configuration Signed-off-by: The Golden Chronicler <claude@firefrostgaming.com>
Future / Experimental Services
This directory contains experimental services, proof-of-concept tools, and ideas being developed for potential inclusion in Firefrost Gaming's production infrastructure.
Purpose
- Rapid prototyping — Test ideas without affecting production services
- Learning and exploration — Try new technologies and approaches
- Feature incubation — Develop features before promoting to production
Guidelines
Services in this directory:
- May be incomplete or unstable
- Are not deployed to production
- May not follow all production standards
- Can be deleted or refactored freely
Graduation Process
When an experimental service is ready for production:
- Move to
services/directory - Add proper documentation
- Create systemd service file
- Add environment variable template
- Tag initial release version
- Deploy to appropriate server
Current Experiments
(List experimental services here as they're added)
"The best way to predict the future is to build it."
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