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# Project charter
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## Goal
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Build an evidence-backed knowledge base and, incrementally, a desktop
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application capable of safely controlling Makerspace Næstved's lasers. The
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first hardware target is the JPT 100 W E2/M7 MOPA fiber laser.
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## Phase 0 success criteria
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1. Public and private repositories are independently cloneable and validated.
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2. Raw evidence is immutable, hashed, and kept in the private repository.
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3. Every public technical claim is traceable to a private artifact ID and
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SHA-256 digest without exposing private locators.
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4. Collection and analysis can be repeated using committed tools and tests.
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5. No command is sent to laser hardware during Phase 0.
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## Clean-room boundary
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The project studies observable configuration formats and hardware behavior for
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interoperability. It does not bypass LightBurn licensing, copy proprietary
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source code or UI assets, or redistribute third-party material without a clear
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right to do so.
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## Working practice
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Plans, decisions, scripts, tests, reports, and collected evidence are committed
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and pushed in small, meaningful units. Commit messages explain intent. Force
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pushes and history rewriting are not part of the workflow.
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