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Project Overview

This project tracks the complete development lifecycle and production release of StringyMcStringFace v1.0 - a production-ready, data-structure-aware binary string extraction tool designed to surpass the capabilities of the traditional strings command.

This is a high-level project management issue that encompasses multiple epics, tracking overall progress toward the v1.0 release.


🎯 Project Vision

StringyMcStringFace v1.0 will be a complete, production-ready tool that:

  • Intelligently extracts strings from ELF, PE, and Mach-O binaries using data-structure awareness
  • Reduces noise by filtering out padding, table data, and binary garbage
  • Provides semantic context through pattern classification (URLs, paths, IPs, GUIDs, etc.)
  • Ranks results by relevance using section-aware scoring
  • Supports multiple encodings (ASCII/UTF-8, UTF-16LE, UTF-16BE)
  • Offers flexible output formats (human-readable, JSONL, YARA-friendly)
  • Performs efficiently on large binaries using memory-mapped I/O

📊 Project Structure

This project is organized into the following epics, each representing a major development phase:

Development Epics

Epic Title Status Description
#39 MVP Weekend Implementation 🚧 In Progress Complete string extraction pipeline with basic functionality
#40 v0.2 - PE Resources & Symbols 🚧 In Progress PE resource extraction, symbol demangling, import/export enhancement
#41 v0.3 - Advanced Classification 📋 Planned Advanced pattern classification and output formats
#42 v0.4 - Advanced Analysis 📋 Planned DWARF support, Mach-O load commands, Go build info

Each epic contains multiple implementation tasks tracked in individual issues.


✅ Success Criteria

Core Functionality

  • ✅ Multi-format binary parsing (ELF, PE, Mach-O) via goblin
  • ✅ Section classification with likelihood scoring
  • ✅ Type system and error handling framework
  • 🚧 Complete string extraction pipeline (ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16LE/BE)
  • 🚧 Semantic classification engine with pattern matching
  • 🚧 Ranking system with section weights and semantic boosts
  • 🚧 Multiple output formats (JSONL, human-readable, YARA)

CLI Interface

  • 🚧 Full argument parsing with clap
  • 🚧 Filtering options (--min-len, --enc, --only-tags, --notags)
  • 🚧 Output control (--top, --json, --yara)
  • 🚧 Comprehensive help documentation

Quality & Performance

  • 🚧 Comprehensive test coverage with fixtures for all formats
  • 🚧 Integration tests for end-to-end functionality
  • 🚧 Memory-mapped file I/O for large binaries
  • 🚧 Regex caching for classification performance
  • 🚧 Cross-platform validation (Linux, Windows, macOS)

Documentation & Distribution

  • 🚧 Complete README with usage examples
  • 🚧 API documentation with rustdoc
  • 🚧 Published to crates.io
  • 🚧 Pre-built binaries for major platforms
  • 🚧 Installation instructions and quickstart guide

📦 Scope

✅ In Scope for v1.0

  • Core string extraction and analysis features
  • Multi-format binary support (ELF, PE, Mach-O)
  • Semantic classification and ranking
  • Multiple output formats
  • CLI with filtering and output control
  • Comprehensive documentation
  • Distribution via crates.io and pre-built binaries

❌ Out of Scope for v1.0 (Future Releases)

  • Plugin or extension system
  • Interactive/TUI mode
  • Streaming analysis of very large files (>4GB)
  • Cloud/distributed analysis capabilities
  • Real-time binary monitoring

📈 Implementation Status

Completed Foundation

  • ✅ Project structure and dependencies
  • ✅ Core data types (FoundString, Encoding, Tag)
  • ✅ Container types (SectionType, StringSource, ContainerInfo)
  • ✅ Error handling framework
  • ✅ Format detection using goblin
  • ✅ Container parser stubs (ELF, PE, Mach-O)

Currently In Progress

  • 🚧 Section classification for all formats
  • 🚧 String extraction engines
  • 🚧 Semantic classification pipeline
  • 🚧 Ranking and scoring system
  • 🚧 Output formatters
  • 🚧 CLI implementation

Upcoming Work

  • 📋 Integration testing framework
  • 📋 Performance benchmarking
  • 📋 Documentation and examples
  • 📋 Release automation

Reference the detailed implementation plan for granular task-level tracking.


🚀 Release Checklist

Development

  • All core features implemented and tested
  • Integration tests passing on all platforms
  • Performance benchmarks meet targets
  • Code review and refactoring completed

Quality Assurance

  • Security audit completed
  • Cross-platform validation (Linux, Windows, macOS)
  • Memory leak testing
  • Fuzzing for robustness

Documentation

  • README complete with usage examples
  • API documentation (rustdoc) comprehensive
  • Installation instructions for all platforms
  • Quickstart guide and tutorials

Release Engineering

  • Version numbers updated in Cargo.toml
  • CHANGELOG.md prepared
  • Tagged release created
  • Published to crates.io
  • Pre-built binaries uploaded to GitHub Releases
  • Announcement blog post prepared
  • Social media announcements scheduled

📅 Timeline

Target Release: TBD (dependent on epic completion)

Current Phase: Epic #39 - MVP Implementation


🔗 Related Resources


📝 Notes

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  3. unclesp1d3r commented on Sep 30, 2025

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    @coderabbitai Enhance this issue body with additional context and a proposed solution. Improve the issue title and assign the proper labels and other metadata.

  4. changed the title [-]Epic: Release 1.0[/-] [+]Epic: Production Release v1.0 - Full-Featured Binary String Analyzer[/+] on Sep 30, 2025
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    This epic tracks the completion and release of StringyMcStringFace v1.0 - a production-ready, data-structure-aware binary string extraction tool that surpasses the capabilities of the traditional \`strings\` command.
    
    ## Release Goals
    
    StringyMcStringFace v1.0 will be a complete, production-ready tool that:
    
    - **Intelligently extracts strings** from ELF, PE, and Mach-O binaries using data-structure awareness
    - **Reduces noise** by filtering out padding, table data, and binary garbage
    - **Provides semantic context** through pattern classification (URLs, paths, IPs, GUIDs, etc.)
    - **Ranks results** by relevance using section-aware scoring
    - **Supports multiple encodings** (ASCII/UTF-8, UTF-16LE, UTF-16BE)
    - **Offers flexible output** formats (human-readable, JSONL, YARA-friendly)
    - **Performs efficiently** on large binaries using memory-mapped I/O
    
    ## Success Criteria
    
    ### Core Functionality
    - ✅ Multi-format binary parsing (ELF, PE, Mach-O) via \`goblin\`
    - ✅ Section classification with likelihood scoring
    - ✅ Type system and error handling framework
    - 🚧 Complete string extraction pipeline (ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16LE/BE)
    - 🚧 Semantic classification engine with pattern matching
    - 🚧 Ranking system with section weights and semantic boosts
    - 🚧 Multiple output formats (JSONL, human-readable, YARA)
    
    ### CLI Interface
    - 🚧 Full argument parsing with \`clap\`
    - 🚧 Filtering options (\`--min-len\`, \`--enc\`, \`--only-tags\`, \`--notags\`)
    - 🚧 Output control (\`--top\`, \`--json\`, \`--yara\`)
    - 🚧 Comprehensive help documentation
    
    ### Quality & Performance
    - 🚧 Comprehensive test coverage with fixtures for all formats
    - 🚧 Integration tests for end-to-end functionality
    - 🚧 Memory-mapped file I/O for large binaries
    - 🚧 Regex caching for classification performance
    - 🚧 Cross-platform validation (Linux, Windows, macOS)
    
    ### Documentation & Distribution
    - 🚧 Complete README with usage examples
    - 🚧 API documentation with \`rustdoc\`
    - 🚧 Published to crates.io
    - 🚧 Pre-built binaries for major platforms
    - 🚧 Installation instructions and quickstart guide
    
    ## Dependencies
    
    This epic depends on completion of:
    
    - **Epic #39**: MVP Weekend Implementation - Complete String Extraction Pipeline
    - **Epic #40**: v0.2 - PE Resources, Symbol Demangling & Import/Export Enhancement  
    - **Epic #41**: v0.3 - Advanced Classification and Output Formats
    - **Epic #42**: v0.4 - Advanced Binary Analysis Features
    
    ## Scope
    
    ### In Scope for v1.0
    - Core string extraction and analysis features
    - Multi-format binary support (ELF, PE, Mach-O)
    - Semantic classification and ranking
    - Multiple output formats
    - CLI with filtering and output control
    - Comprehensive documentation
    - Distribution via crates.io
    
    ### Out of Scope for v1.0 (Future Releases)
    - DWARF debugging information parsing
    - Advanced .NET metadata extraction
    - Go-specific build info parsing
    - Plugin or extension system
    - Interactive/TUI mode
    - Streaming analysis of large files
    
    ## Implementation Status
    
    Reference the [detailed implementation plan](.kiro/specs/stringy-binary-analyzer/tasks.md) for task-level progress tracking.
    
    ### Completed Components
    - ✅ Project structure and dependencies
    - ✅ Core data types (\`FoundString\`, \`Encoding\`, \`Tag\`)
    - ✅ Container types (\`SectionType\`, \`StringSource\`, \`ContainerInfo\`)
    - ✅ Error handling framework
    - ✅ Format detection using \`goblin\`
    - ✅ Container parser stubs (ELF, PE, Mach-O)
    
    ### In Progress
    - 🚧 Section classification for all formats
    - 🚧 String extraction engines
    - 🚧 Semantic classification pipeline
    - 🚧 Ranking and scoring system
    - 🚧 Output formatters
    - 🚧 CLI implementation
    
    ## Release Checklist
    
    - [ ] All core features implemented and tested
    - [ ] Integration tests passing on all platforms
    - [ ] Documentation complete (README, rustdoc, examples)
    - [ ] Performance benchmarks meet targets
    - [ ] Security audit completed
    - [ ] Version numbers updated in Cargo.toml
    - [ ] CHANGELOG.md prepared
    - [ ] Tagged release created
    - [ ] Published to crates.io
    - [ ] Pre-built binaries uploaded to GitHub Releases
    - [ ] Announcement blog post prepared
    
    ## Timeline
    
    **Target Release**: TBD (dependent on epic completion)
    
    ## Related Issues
    
    This epic encompasses completion of all open issues (#1-#37) organized into preceding epics (#39-#42).
    
    ---
    
    **Note**: This is a tracking epic for the v1.0 production release. Individual implementation tasks should be tracked in their respective epics and issues." \
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    The issue now provides a clear roadmap for the v1.0 release with specific success criteria, dependencies on other epics, and a comprehensive checklist for release preparation. You can view the updated issue at: #38

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    @coderabbitai Enhance this issue body with additional context and a proposed solution. Improve the issue title and assign the proper labels and other metadata. This is now reclassified as a Project, that encompasses the epics.

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    This project tracks the complete development lifecycle and production release of **StringyMcStringFace v1.0** - a production-ready, data-structure-aware binary string extraction tool designed to surpass the capabilities of the traditional \`strings\` command.
    
    This is a high-level project management issue that encompasses multiple epics, tracking overall progress toward the v1.0 release.
    
    ---
    
    ## 🎯 Project Vision
    
    StringyMcStringFace v1.0 will be a complete, production-ready tool that:
    
    - **Intelligently extracts strings** from ELF, PE, and Mach-O binaries using data-structure awareness
    - **Reduces noise** by filtering out padding, table data, and binary garbage
    - **Provides semantic context** through pattern classification (URLs, paths, IPs, GUIDs, etc.)
    - **Ranks results** by relevance using section-aware scoring
    - **Supports multiple encodings** (ASCII/UTF-8, UTF-16LE, UTF-16BE)
    - **Offers flexible output** formats (human-readable, JSONL, YARA-friendly)
    - **Performs efficiently** on large binaries using memory-mapped I/O
    
    ---
    
    ## 📊 Project Structure
    
    This project is organized into the following epics, each representing a major development phase:
    
    ### Development Epics
    
    | Epic | Title | Status | Description |
    |------|-------|--------|-------------|
    | [#39](https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/StringyMcStringFace/issues/39) | MVP Weekend Implementation | 🚧 In Progress | Complete string extraction pipeline with basic functionality |
    | [#40](https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/StringyMcStringFace/issues/40) | v0.2 - PE Resources & Symbols | 🚧 In Progress | PE resource extraction, symbol demangling, import/export enhancement |
    | [#41](https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/StringyMcStringFace/issues/41) | v0.3 - Advanced Classification | 📋 Planned | Advanced pattern classification and output formats |
    | [#42](https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/StringyMcStringFace/issues/42) | v0.4 - Advanced Analysis | 📋 Planned | DWARF support, Mach-O load commands, Go build info |
    
    Each epic contains multiple implementation tasks tracked in individual issues.
    
    ---
    
    ## ✅ Success Criteria
    
    ### Core Functionality
    - ✅ Multi-format binary parsing (ELF, PE, Mach-O) via \`goblin\`
    - ✅ Section classification with likelihood scoring
    - ✅ Type system and error handling framework
    - 🚧 Complete string extraction pipeline (ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16LE/BE)
    - 🚧 Semantic classification engine with pattern matching
    - 🚧 Ranking system with section weights and semantic boosts
    - 🚧 Multiple output formats (JSONL, human-readable, YARA)
    
    ### CLI Interface
    - 🚧 Full argument parsing with \`clap\`
    - 🚧 Filtering options (\`--min-len\`, \`--enc\`, \`--only-tags\`, \`--notags\`)
    - 🚧 Output control (\`--top\`, \`--json\`, \`--yara\`)
    - 🚧 Comprehensive help documentation
    
    ### Quality & Performance
    - 🚧 Comprehensive test coverage with fixtures for all formats
    - 🚧 Integration tests for end-to-end functionality
    - 🚧 Memory-mapped file I/O for large binaries
    - 🚧 Regex caching for classification performance
    - 🚧 Cross-platform validation (Linux, Windows, macOS)
    
    ### Documentation & Distribution
    - 🚧 Complete README with usage examples
    - 🚧 API documentation with \`rustdoc\`
    - 🚧 Published to crates.io
    - 🚧 Pre-built binaries for major platforms
    - 🚧 Installation instructions and quickstart guide
    
    ---
    
    ## 📦 Scope
    
    ### ✅ In Scope for v1.0
    - Core string extraction and analysis features
    - Multi-format binary support (ELF, PE, Mach-O)
    - Semantic classification and ranking
    - Multiple output formats
    - CLI with filtering and output control
    - Comprehensive documentation
    - Distribution via crates.io and pre-built binaries
    
    ### ❌ Out of Scope for v1.0 (Future Releases)
    - Plugin or extension system
    - Interactive/TUI mode
    - Streaming analysis of very large files (>4GB)
    - Cloud/distributed analysis capabilities
    - Real-time binary monitoring
    
    ---
    
    ## 📈 Implementation Status
    
    ### Completed Foundation
    - ✅ Project structure and dependencies
    - ✅ Core data types (\`FoundString\`, \`Encoding\`, \`Tag\`)
    - ✅ Container types (\`SectionType\`, \`StringSource\`, \`ContainerInfo\`)
    - ✅ Error handling framework
    - ✅ Format detection using \`goblin\`
    - ✅ Container parser stubs (ELF, PE, Mach-O)
    
    ### Currently In Progress
    - 🚧 Section classification for all formats
    - 🚧 String extraction engines
    - 🚧 Semantic classification pipeline
    - 🚧 Ranking and scoring system
    - 🚧 Output formatters
    - 🚧 CLI implementation
    
    ### Upcoming Work
    - 📋 Integration testing framework
    - 📋 Performance benchmarking
    - 📋 Documentation and examples
    - 📋 Release automation
    
    Reference the [detailed implementation plan](.kiro/specs/stringy-binary-analyzer/tasks.md) for granular task-level tracking.
    
    ---
    
    ## 🚀 Release Checklist
    
    ### Development
    - [ ] All core features implemented and tested
    - [ ] Integration tests passing on all platforms
    - [ ] Performance benchmarks meet targets
    - [ ] Code review and refactoring completed
    
    ### Quality Assurance
    - [ ] Security audit completed
    - [ ] Cross-platform validation (Linux, Windows, macOS)
    - [ ] Memory leak testing
    - [ ] Fuzzing for robustness
    
    ### Documentation
    - [ ] README complete with usage examples
    - [ ] API documentation (\`rustdoc\`) comprehensive
    - [ ] Installation instructions for all platforms
    - [ ] Quickstart guide and tutorials
    
    ### Release Engineering
    - [ ] Version numbers updated in Cargo.toml
    - [ ] CHANGELOG.md prepared
    - [ ] Tagged release created
    - [ ] Published to crates.io
    - [ ] Pre-built binaries uploaded to GitHub Releases
    - [ ] Announcement blog post prepared
    - [ ] Social media announcements scheduled
    
    ---
    
    ## 📅 Timeline
    
    **Target Release**: TBD (dependent on epic completion)
    
    **Current Phase**: Epic #39 - MVP Implementation
    
    ---
    
    ## 🔗 Related Resources
    
    - **Implementation Plan**: \`.kiro/specs/stringy-binary-analyzer/tasks.md\`
    - **Project Milestone**: [v1.0 Release](https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/StringyMcStringFace/milestone/5)
    - **All Issues**: This project encompasses issues #1-#37, organized across epics #39-#42
    
    ---
    
    ## 📝 Notes
    
    - This is a **project-level tracking issue** that provides a high-level roadmap
    - Detailed technical discussions should occur in the relevant epic or feature issues
    - Epic-level planning and coordination happens in issues #39-#42
    - Individual implementation tasks are tracked in their respective feature issues" \
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    @unclesp1d3r I've successfully reclassified issue #38 as a Project! Here's what was updated:

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    • Created new project label with description: "High-level initiative encompassing multiple epics"
    • Removed epic label from issue Project: Stringy v1.0 Production Release #38
    • Added project label to reflect its higher organizational level

    Title Update

    • Before: "Epic: Production Release v1.0 - Full-Featured Binary String Analyzer"
    • After: "Project: StringyMcStringFace v1.0 Production Release"

    Body Restructure

    The issue body has been completely rewritten to position it as a project-level tracker:

    New Sections:

    Key Improvements

    1. Clear Hierarchy: Explicitly positions this as encompassing epics Epic: MVP Weekend Implementation - Complete String Extraction Pipeline #39-Epic: v0.4 - Advanced Binary Analysis Features (DWARF, Mach-O Load Commands, Go Build Info) #42
    2. Visual Organization: Uses tables, emojis, and clear section markers for easier navigation
    3. Enhanced Scope Definition: Added specific out-of-scope items to set clear boundaries
    4. Expanded QA Section: Added security audit, memory testing, and fuzzing to release checklist
    5. Better Navigation: Provides clear guidance on where different types of work should be tracked

    You can view the updated project issue here: #38

    The issue now serves as the top-level roadmap for the entire v1.0 release, with epics #39-#42 handling the detailed implementation planning.

  14. unclesp1d3r commented on Nov 12, 2025

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    @coderabbitai examine the various sub-issues of this issue recursively and assign your best estimate of story points to each issue for a single maintainer working part time. Use the logarithmic model.

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    # Issue #19: Rust Symbol Demangling - Small, using existing crate
    gh issue edit 19 --add-label "story-points: 2"
    
    # Issue #20: Symbol Classification - Medium-large, integration work
    gh issue edit 20 --add-label "story-points: 8"
    
    # Issue #21: Ranking Engine - Large, complex scoring system
    gh issue edit 21 --add-label "story-points: 8"
    
    # Issue #22: Encoding Confidence Scoring - Medium-large
    gh issue edit 22 --add-label "story-points: 8"
    
    # Issue #23: Semantic Boost Scoring - Medium
    gh issue edit 23 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #24: Noise Penalty Detection - Large, heuristic development
    gh issue edit 24 --add-label "story-points: 8"
    
    # Issue #25: Output Formatter Framework - Medium, trait design
    gh issue edit 25 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #26: JSONL Output - Small-medium, straightforward
    gh issue edit 26 --add-label "story-points: 3"
    
    # Issue #27: Human-Readable Output - Medium, table formatting
    gh issue edit 27 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #28: YARA Output - Medium-large, complex escaping
    gh issue edit 28 --add-label "story-points: 8"
    
    # Issue #29: CLI Enhancement - Medium, clap integration
    gh issue edit 29 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #30: CLI Filtering Arguments - Medium
    gh issue edit 30 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #31: CLI Output Format Args - Medium
    gh issue edit 31 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #32: Memory-Mapped I/O - Medium, performance work
    gh issue edit 32 --add-label "story-points: 5"
    
    # Issue #33: Regex Caching - Small-medium, optimization
    gh issue edit 33 --add-label "story-points: 3"
    
    # Issue #34: Test Infrastructure - Medium-large, setup work
    gh issue edit 34 --add-label "story-points: 8"
    
    # Issue #35: Comprehensive Integration Tests - Very large
    gh issue edit 35 --add-label "story-points: 13"
    
    # Issue #36: Main Extraction Orchestrator - Very large, integration
    gh issue edit 36 --add-label "story-points: 13"
    
    # Issue #37: Complete Pipeline Integration - Very large, complex
    gh issue edit 37 --add-label "story-points: 13"
    
    # Issue #38: Project tracker - Not scored (tracking only)
    echo "Skipping #38 (project tracker)"
    
    # Issue #39: Epic MVP - Sum of constituent tasks, estimate 34-55 points
    gh issue edit 39 --add-label "story-points: 21"
    
    # Issue #40: Epic v0.2 - Medium epic
    gh issue edit 40 --add-label "story-points: 21"
    
    # Issue #41: Epic v0.3 - Large epic with Capstone
    gh issue edit 41 --add-label "story-points: 21"
    
    # Issue #42: Epic v0.4 - Very large epic
    gh issue edit 42 --add-label "story-points: 21"
    
    echo "Story points assigned to all issues!"
    echo ""
    echo "Summary of estimates:"
    echo "===================="
    echo "Individual Tasks (#1-#37):"
    echo "  1 point: 0 issues"
    echo "  2 points: 2 issues (#4, #19)"
    echo "  3 points: 3 issues (#16, #26, #33)"
    echo "  5 points: 18 issues (#1-3, #6-7, #9, #11, #13-15, #17, #23, #25, #27, #29-32)"
    echo "  8 points: 11 issues (#5, #8, #10, #12, #18, #20-22, #24, #28, #34)"
    echo "  13 points: 3 issues (#35-37)"
    echo ""
    echo "Epics (#39-#42): 21 points each (should be broken into sub-tasks)"
    echo ""
    echo "Total for all individual tasks: ~210 story points"
    echo "For part-time maintainer (10-15 hrs/week), estimated timeline: 6-9 months"
    

    Length of output: 3191


    @unclesp1d3r Done. I created Fibonacci story point labels and assigned estimates to all sub-issues recursively for a single part-time maintainer, using a logarithmic model.

    What I changed

    Summary by story points (issue numbers)

    Assumptions and model

    • Logarithmic (Fibonacci) sizing: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21
    • Criteria: scope/complexity, integration breadth, testing/fixtures, uncertainty/risk, and documentation
    • Single part-time maintainer context: estimates skew conservative to account for context-switch overhead

    Initial forecast

    Recommendations

    Quick sanity-check commands (optional)

    • List all issues with their SP: gh issue list --limit 200 --json number,title,labels | jq -r '.[] | [.number, .title, (.labels[]?.name // "")] | @TSV' | rg 'story-points'
    • See all 13-point items: gh issue list --label "story-points: 13"

    Would you like me to replace the epic 21-point placeholders with “rollup by children” (and remove SP labels from epics), and tag the 13-point items with needs:split?


    ✏️ Learnings added
    Learnt from: unclesp1d3r
    URL: https://github.com/EvilBit-Labs/StringyMcStringFace/issues/38
    
    Timestamp: 2025-11-12T01:06:11.798Z
    Learning: For this repository, use Fibonacci (logarithmic) story points and assume a single part-time maintainer when estimating. Apply estimates via "story-points: X" labels on issues.
    

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  16. changed the title [-]Project: StringyMcStringFace v1.0 Production Release[/-] [+]Project: Stringy v1.0 Production Release[/+] on Jul 5, 2026
  17. added
    epicLarge feature or initiative spanning multiple tasks
    on Jul 5, 2026
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