Changelog

Documentation updates

2026-10-29

macOS and Windows targets are now listed as Available on the status and multi-platform pages.

2026-10-28

The first developer-preview release of @symorva/sdk and the symorva CLI, distributed to design partners.

Manifest schema, version 1. symorva.config.json with community, brand, modules, platforms, deployment and sharedServices, including defaults, ranges and formats. Published as JSON Schema in schema/community.v1.json for editor support.
Module catalog. Six modules — chat and meetings as the foundation; AI & creator studio, wallet, DApps and creator economy as optional modules — with capabilities, owned components, shared services, dependencies, navigation, privacy statements and metered units.
Validator. Two-pass validation — schema, then composition rules — with stable diagnostic codes: module.requires, service.media-required, service.ai-required, module.empty, privacy.e2ee-off, privacy.ai-grant, meetings.large-room, dapps.no-wallet, wallet.no-networks, platforms.duplicate, and schema.* for schema findings.
Deployment planner. planDeployment and resolveCommunity resolve a manifest into owned components, shared services with their metered units, client targets, navigation and per-module privacy protections.
Templates. dao, creator, team and ecosystem.
CLI. symorva init, validate, plan (with --json) and modules.
Documentation. Architecture, module specifications, manifest and CLI reference, and the preview interfaces for client SDKs, the Server API and webhooks.

Unknown manifest keys are ignored rather than reported. Use the $schema reference for editor-side checking.
The CLI reads JSON manifests only.
validate has no JSON output; use plan --json for structured diagnostics.
The SDK is not published to a public package registry.