- Refined task decomposition steps to ensure implementation tasks are atomic and complexity does not exceed 5 points.
- Enhanced the product implementation process with a completeness gate to verify task outcomes against architecture promises before proceeding to testing.
- Updated dependencies table to reflect new tasks and their relationships, ensuring all test tasks are linked to product remediation tasks.
- Adjusted workflow documentation to clarify entry points for task decomposition and implementation contexts.
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Keep generated tiles auditable and untrusted onboard while preserving
covariance, quality, and sidecar metadata for post-flight sync.
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Implement the first runtime component boundaries around the shared
contracts so downstream batches can consume typed frame, MAVLink, tile,
and FDR behavior with focused tests and batch evidence.
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Provide deterministic geometry/time-sync helpers and structured config, error, health, and telemetry primitives for downstream runtime components.
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Implement the shared DTO contract surface with validation so runtime components consume one public model set instead of duplicating shapes.
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Add the initial source, test, infrastructure, CI, configuration, and evidence-path scaffold so dependent implementation tasks have stable package and runtime boundaries.
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- Revised acceptance criteria in the acceptance_criteria.md file to clarify metrics and expectations, including updates to GPS accuracy and image processing quality.
- Enhanced restrictions documentation to reflect operational parameters and constraints for UAV flights, including camera specifications and satellite imagery usage.
- Added new research documents for acceptance criteria assessment and question decomposition to support ongoing project evaluation and decision-making.
Oleksandr Bezdieniezhnykh