v0.0.1 - Foundation Release¶
Date: 2026-07-08
This is the first public release of Corrobore (published under the project's former descriptive name).
v0.0.1 defines the product foundation: a Rust-native, Cypher-compatible intelligence graph engine designed as external working memory for LLM agents.
Product intent¶
The project exists to move agents away from fragile, large JSON bundles and toward a structured graph runtime where they can:
- query focused subgraphs
- create and enrich entities and relationships
- attach evidence and provenance
- preserve temporal and versioned state
- operate with agent-safe execution boundaries
In short:
- the LLM drives decisions and workflow
- the graph engine holds durable structured state
What v0.0.1 establishes¶
v0.0.1 is a foundation milestone, not a feature-complete platform release.
It establishes the core architecture and contracts for:
- modular Rust workspace with clear crate boundaries
- Cypher pipeline foundations (parser/planner/executor) for an agent-oriented subset
- graph core model for nodes, relationships, properties, and working set concepts
- evidence-first and provenance-aware graph direction
- durable storage direction with append-only and manifest/catalog building blocks
- shared runtime direction for orchestrator/worker agent workflows
- deterministic export direction (STIX/FIMI)
- typed function-registry direction for domain built-ins
Domain direction¶
This release defines the intended intelligence scope from day one:
- CTI (Cyber Threat Intelligence)
- FIMI / disinformation workflows
- crisis intelligence
- evidence-driven investigations
The engine is designed to support these domains through a common graph substrate, rather than isolated JSON transformation pipelines.
Safety and reliability direction¶
v0.0.1 sets product expectations for:
- agent-safe query and mutation boundaries
- reproducibility through snapshots/versioning direction
- auditability of AI-driven graph actions
- deterministic behavior as a design principle
Not the goal of v0.0.1¶
As a first release, this version is intentionally not:
- full openCypher coverage
- clustered or distributed graph runtime
- a full production multi-node database
- complete STIX/FIMI specification coverage
- full epistemic conflict-resolution engine
These are part of the roadmap direction, not promised in this initial foundation release.
Why this release matters¶
v0.0.1 creates a clear baseline for later iterations:
- one coherent product thesis
- one modular technical architecture
- one domain-focused direction for agentic intelligence workflows
This is the starting point for subsequent releases that will progressively deepen shared runtime capabilities, durable storage execution, deterministic exports, and epistemic graph features.