Context
philoserf/traveller and philoserf/t5 implement many of the same Traveller5 mechanics but serve different product goals: a public library/API and a module-internal CLI toolkit.
The main proposal is tracked in philoserf/traveller#178. This issue makes that decision visible to t5 contributors and provides the sibling-repository coordination point.
Scope
Participate in and reflect the decision covering:
- Which repository is authoritative for each overlapping rules domain.
- How applicable fixes and rule interpretations propagate between repositories.
- Which shared seeds or worked examples should detect unintended semantic drift.
- How intentional divergences are documented and tested.
- Whether any code, verified tables, or fixtures should eventually be shared.
Acceptance criteria
- The resulting ADR or policy is linked from both repositories.
t5 contributor documentation explains how to cross-reference overlapping changes.
- Expected equivalences and intentional differences are named.
- A small shared comparison corpus exists where semantics should match.
- This issue is closed in coordination with
philoserf/traveller#178.
Context
philoserf/travellerandphiloserf/t5implement many of the same Traveller5 mechanics but serve different product goals: a public library/API and a module-internal CLI toolkit.The main proposal is tracked in philoserf/traveller#178. This issue makes that decision visible to
t5contributors and provides the sibling-repository coordination point.Scope
Participate in and reflect the decision covering:
Acceptance criteria
t5contributor documentation explains how to cross-reference overlapping changes.philoserf/traveller#178.