ScottArbeit/Grace

Grace is a .NET-based platform for content-addressed storage and file transfer, featuring a TypeScript, Python, Rust, and .NET SDK facade for client interactions. The system manages access control, approval workflows, and artifact metadata through Orleans-based actors and a structured CLI. It supports local development via Aspire and persists operational usage data in SQL, while enforcing strict validation and cryptographic integrity for content blocks.

This period established the foundational architecture for the Grace project, introducing core server-side actors, CLI commands, and shared libraries. The team modernized the development environment by migrating to .NET 10 and Aspire, while implementing key features for access control, approval workflows, and content storage.

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This period focused on establishing robust client-side tooling through automated OpenAPI-based SDK generation for TypeScript, Python, and Rust, alongside a comprehensive test suite for each. Simultaneously, the project introduced a new operational layer for ingesting and aggregating usage facts into SQL, supported by extensive integration and unit tests across the server, CLI, and SDKs.

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