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valkey-github-issue-2961; 2. valkey-github-issue-3289; 3. valkey-github-issue-3441; 4. valkey-github-issue-4276; 5. valkey-github-issue-4508; 6. valkey-github-issue-4509; 7. valkey-github-pr-1390; 8. valkey-github-pr-1788; 9. valkey-github-pr-2927; 10. valkey-github-pr-345./home/byk/Code/institutional-transition-lab/research/oss-governance-coding-protocol-v1.2.md: line 4 says Status: pre-adjudication evaluator correction; model-informed development protocol; line 11 mentions edge scope, evidence references, and routing disagreements; line 15 says V1.2 corrects the evaluator before source adjudication or canonical graph work; line 18 says strict edge signatures include scope and complete grounded evidence.valkey-github-issue-4276: URL https://api.github.com/repos/valkey-io/valkey/issues/4276; HTML URL https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey/issues/4276; title [NEW] Valkey Samples Repository; author jbrinkman; label enhancement; state open; 2 comments; no assignee, milestone, sub-issues, dependencies, reactions, closure, lock, or pinned comment; created 2026-07-28T00:52:23Z and updated 2026-08-10T16:03:48Z. (meaning July 28 and August 10, 2026)valkey-github-issue-4276 proposes an official valkey-io/valkey-samples repository for cookbook tutorials, focused code samples, and integration patterns, with an explicit design, governance model, contribution framework, review process, and repository structure.valkey-github-issue-4276 motivates the repository as a governed, vendor-neutral, consistently tested source of runnable Valkey examples, especially for emerging AI/Search uses such as semantic caching, agent memory, prompt routing, and KV caching. It says existing Valkey documentation is reference-oriented; individual repositories lack endorsement/discoverability/consistent standards; blogs and external tutorials are point-in-time, untested, and not community-maintained; and upstream-project documentation does not explain internal architectural choices or datastore selection.valkey-github-issue-4276 states 5 design principles in order: 1. Community-first governance through transparency, inclusive decisions, and quality; 2. Vendor neutrality and avoidance of vendor lock-in; 3. Quality over speed, preferring 3 excellent runnable samples over 30 inconsistent or broken ones; 4. No complexity gatekeeping via early-access JDKs, unreleased branches, or custom tooling; 5. Open RFC discussion before implementation and an equally open contribution path.valkey-github-issue-4276 compares 4 reference approaches: 1. redis/redis-om-spring-demo—self-contained per-language repos but weak cross-language discoverability; 2. apache/kafka/examples—examples inside the main repo, tightly coupled to releases with a heavy contribution barrier; 3. aws-samples—good isolation but poor cross-sample consistency; 4. kubernetes/examples—a discoverable single curated repo but inconsistent long-term maintenance. The proposal combines a single curated repository, self-contained directories, and mandatory CI.valkey-github-issue-4276 defines primary audiences as existing Valkey application developers needing reference patterns and first-time evaluators needing examples runnable in under 5 minutes; secondary audiences are operators/SREs needing configuration, deployment, and migration examples, and contributors needing feature examples and ecosystem visibility. Explicit exclusions are internal-tooling experiments, proprietary or unreleased dependencies, and marketing/sales collateral.valkey-github-issue-4276 specifies 7 mandatory content criteria in order: 1. Buildable from a clean clone using documented public tools and publicly available dependencies pinned to exact versions; 2. Runs against the current stable Valkey release with no unreleased branches, unstable Docker tags, or non-GA flags; 3. Focuses on Valkey features, commands, or patterns with minimal scaffolding; 4. Uses a current stable Valkey client and documents the choice rationale; 5. Is vendor-neutral by default, with vendor-specific deployment variants allowed only as clearly labeled optional sections covering at least 2 providers equally or linking externally; 6. Includes a README covering the demonstrated concept/use case, versioned prerequisites, step-by-step execution, expected output, and relevant Valkey documentation; 7. Is tested on every PR for dependency installation, compilation/linting, and successful execution against Valkey.valkey-github-issue-4276 explicitly excludes 4 content types: 1. Curated link lists, which belong on the Valkey website or documentation wiki; 2. Unreproducible builds using unreleased software, private artifacts, or early-access tools; 3. Marketing content with uncited performance claims, cost comparisons, or promotional language; 4. Single-vendor tutorials requiring one cloud provider’s credentials as the primary path.valkey-github-issue-4276 defines 3 contribution categories: 1. Cookbooks—step-by-step narrative tutorials with runnable code, including Jupyter notebooks or scripts plus README; 2. Demos—lightweight applications illustrating one Valkey use case without unrelated concerns such as authentication, admin panels, or complex UI; 3. Sample apps—more complete, production-style applications combining multiple use cases, which must point readers to the Valkey-specific code.valkey-samples/ top-level contents are README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, LICENSE using BSD-3-Clause or Apache-2.0, MAINTAINERS.md, cookbooks/, demos/, samples/, and .github/. Illustrative content includes cookbooks/semantic-caching/, cookbooks/session-store/, cookbooks/haystack-document-store/, demos/vector-similarity-search/, and samples/ecommerce-catalog/; templates are .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/new-sample.md, .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug-report.md, and .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md; workflows are .github/workflows/validate-samples.yml, .github/workflows/lint-markdown.yml, and .github/workflows/label-sync.yml.valkey-github-issue-4276 makes 3 structural decisions: 1. Every sample directory is independently installable and runnable; 2. Content is categorized under cookbooks/, demos/, and samples/; 3. There are no nested language directories—language appears in flat names such as cache-aside-python/ and cache-aside-java/.valkey-samples gives the repository its own MAINTAINERS.md; the TSC appoints initial maintainers, later maintainers use the standard nomination process, and maintainers review PRs, enforce quality standards, and ensure vendor neutrality.valkey-samples, in order: 1. Contributor opens a new-sample proposal issue describing the Valkey concept, target language, and scope; 2. A maintainer approves or requests changes before implementation; 3. Contributor submits a PR following CONTRIBUTING.md; 4. At least 1 maintainer reviews acceptance-criteria adherence, vendor neutrality, code/documentation quality, and CI status; 5. A maintainer merges after approval and green CI..md files via markdownlint; link checking via lychee or markdown-link-check; independent dependency installation using language-specific tools such as pip, npm, or gradle; language-specific code linting; execution of every sample against a Valkey Docker container; and a GitHub Actions matrix ensuring no broken builds. CI runs on every PR and weekly to detect external dependency breakage.localhost:6379 or environment variables, with OpenAI or provider-agnostic LLM interfaces; 2. Optional cloud addenda must cover at least 2 providers equally—examples given are ElastiCache, Memorystore, and self-hosted—or remain generic and link externally; 3. Primary SDKs must be community clients such as valkey-py, valkey-java, or GLIDE rather than vendor-specific wrappers; 4. Company affiliations must be disclosed, with example text "Strands Agents is an Amazon open-source project"; 5. Curated resources must include multiple providers or remain vendor-neutral.README, CONTRIBUTING, MAINTAINERS, LICENSE, and CI workflows; no existing content is grandfathered. Every contribution must pass the Section 5 workflow so review, vendor neutrality, removal of private/unreleased dependencies, CI validation, and community visibility apply from inception.CONTRIBUTING.md, MAINTAINERS.md, LICENSE, CI workflows, and issue/PR templates; 2. Initial Samples—submit exactly 3–5 samples through proposal → approval → implementation → review → merge, use them as reference examples, and validate Valkey Docker, linting, and execution end-to-end; 3. Community Growth—announce guidelines, accept community contributions through the workflow, and expand according to demand and Valkey releases.valkey-github-issue-4276 references the initial valkey-samples repository feedback, https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-rfc/blob/main/TEMPLATE.md, https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey/blob/unstable/GOVERNANCE.md, and https://github.com/kubernetes/examples./home/byk/Code/institutional-transition-lab/schema/governance-coding-v1.schema.json; it uses JSON Schema draft 2020-12, ID https://github.com/BYK/institutional-transition-lab/schema/governance-coding-v1.schema.json, title Performance-blinded governance coding v1, object type, and additionalProperties: false./home/byk/Code/institutional-transition-lab/schema/governance-coding-v1.schema.json requires record_class, event_kind, title, announced_on, effective_on, affected_scope, body_patch_relation, power_changes, confidence, and ambiguity. record_class permits effective_institutional_change, announced_institutional_change, proposal_only, control_event, no_event, or abstain; event_kind permits leadership, board_or_steering, control_rights, reorganization, foundation_transfer, license, fork, reunification, strategy, product, external, or null; date fields use format: date; body_patch_relation permits consistent, patch_supersedes_body, body_only, patch_only, conflict, not_applicable, or unclear; confidence is bounded from 0 to 1.power_changes item must contain exactly actor, right_kind, target, direction, change_status, scope, and evidence_refs. right_kind permits appoint, remove, elect, vote, delegate, override, approve, merge, write, release, veto, own, license, steward, fund, set_budget, set_strategy, set_policy, set_membership, set_terms, or inform; direction permits added, removed, or modified; change_status permits effective, announced, proposed, rejected, or unclear; each evidence reference requires nonempty source_id and exact quote.valkey-github-pr-1788 was the only unresolved bounded record because the frozen bundle omitted 11 of its 31 patches; the missing patches prevented exclusion of a substantive licensing-rights change, so the assistant said the record must remain an abstention.valkey-github-issue-4276 was resolvable only because its complete primary-source GitHub API body had been separately verified; the assistant planned to identify that supplement explicitly rather than treat it as frozen evidence.jq failed with exact error jq: error: Could not open file /tmp/opencode/institutional-transition-adjudication-9642983578/v1.2-adjudication-package.json: No such file or directory.No files found.