ScottArbeit/Grace

Grace is a distributed content-addressable storage and version control system that manages file transfers, access control, and approval workflows. It provides a multi-language SDK (TypeScript, Python, Rust, .NET) and a CLI for interacting with the service, which is built on an Orleans-based actor model for state management. The system enforces strict authorization policies, tracks operational usage, and exposes a formal OpenAPI contract for all core domains.

This period established the foundational architecture for the Grace project, introducing the core server, CLI, and SDK components alongside shared libraries for authorization, content addressing, and validation. The work focused on setting up the development environment, defining data transfer objects, and implementing initial features for access control, approval workflows, and artifact management.

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This period focused on establishing the public API contracts via OpenAPI definitions and generating client SDKs for TypeScript, Rust, and Python. It also introduced the operational usage ingestion pipeline and expanded test coverage across the server, CLI, and SDK layers.

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