carverauto/threadr

This system is a distributed platform for managing and visualizing graph topologies, centered around an Elixir/Phoenix backend and a Rust/WASM-based graph execution engine. It provides a control plane that ingests events from IRC and Discord bots via NATS, processes them through a CloudEvents messaging layer, and stores relationship data in Neo4j. The infrastructure is fully containerized with Kubernetes manifests for deployment, including operators for bot workloads and configuration for remote build execution.

This period focused on establishing the foundational infrastructure and build systems for the project, including Bazel, Kubernetes manifests, and NATS-based messaging. It introduced core services such as the API server, IRC/Discord bots, and database clusters, while also setting up the necessary operational tooling and CI/CD pipelines.

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This period focused on establishing the foundational architecture for Threadr 2.0, centering on the Elixir backend and Phoenix-based frontend. Key work included setting up the application configuration, implementing Rust-based graph execution logic for the UI, and creating a comprehensive test suite with mocked dependencies.

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