docs(rfc): add RFC 0014 SDK acceptance scorecard#2293
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Propose a tiered conformance framework for OpenShell language SDKs with three API tiers (Core, Extended, Full), three auth levels (L1 static, L2 token lifecycle, L3 OIDC), operational requirements (linting, testing, proto sync, CI), and a standard scorecard format. The RFC number is tentative pending maintainer assignment. Signed-off-by: Roland Huß <rhuss@redhat.com>
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Summary
Propose a tiered conformance framework for OpenShell language SDKs. The RFC defines three API conformance tiers (Core, Extended, Full), three auth levels (L1 static, L2 token lifecycle, L3 OIDC), operational requirements (linting, testing, proto sync, CI), and a standard scorecard format.
The primary deliverable is a scorecard document that serves as the living acceptance contract for current and future language SDKs.
Motivation
The Go SDK contribution (#2044, tracked in #2270) is the first new language SDK and surfaced the lack of formal acceptance criteria. This was discussed in the contributor meeting on 2026-07-14. The RFC establishes a shared framework so contributors know what to target and reviewers have a concrete checklist.
What's in this RFC
Note: the RFC number 0014 is tentative pending maintainer assignment from issue #2292.
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