🚀 AIDD Manifesto v1.1 — Living Method + GitHub Releases

[alexsoyes]

🚀 AIDD Manifesto v1.1 — From Manifesto Copy to Living Method

This PR upgrades the manifesto from v1.0 to v1.1 with a clearer, more practical articulation of AI-Driven Development.

It moves the page from abstract manifesto language toward a concrete method: specs, planning, decomposition, memory, review, evaluation, context rebuilding, transferable practice, and now a GitHub-native release workflow.

✨ What’s New Since v1.0

🧭 Manifesto v1.1

• Bumps visible manifesto version from v1.0 to v1.1.
• Refreshes the 12 commitments to be more actionable and closer to real AIDD practice.
• Adds framework traces to the manifesto JSON output, linking commitments to concrete AIDD skills.

🧱 12 Commitments, Rewritten

The commitments now focus on:

• verified increments
• clear specs
• planning before generation
• delegable decomposition
• context quality
• reusable learning
• human ownership
• evaluable delegation
• system improvement before model pressure
• context rebuilding
• AI failure as diagnostic signal
• transferable team practice

🎞️ New Visual Demonstrations

• Replaces terminal-style demos with custom lightweight animated visual mechanisms.
• Adds one purpose-built illustration per commitment.
• Shows concrete AIDD concepts visually: increment verification, spec writing, AI planning, memory capture, review, evaluation, context compaction, and memory files.

🎨 Cover & CTA Polish

• Updates hero metadata to AIDD · Manifesto · v1.1 · 2026.
• Adds icon plates to the hero CTAs:
  • AIDD mark for “Sign the manifesto”
  • GitHub mark for “View on GitHub”
• Refines cover spacing and button treatment.

🧼 UI Polish

• Improves commitment card spacing, padding, icon visibility, and responsive behavior.
• Stabilizes animated icon states so they remain readable before reveal completion.
• Tightens mobile and desktop rendering for the commitment demos.

🏷️ GitHub Release System

• Adds a manual Release GitHub Actions workflow.
• Validates release candidates with install, build, unit tests, and component LOC budget before creating a release.
• Creates strict semver tags like v1.1.0.
• Supports draft releases, prereleases, generated notes, and optional manual notes.
• Adds .github/release.yml categories for generated GitHub release notes.
• Adds the matching GitHub labels used by generated release notes.

🧹 Removed

• Removes the old terminal animation component and terminal-specific content/styles.
• Replaces generic terminal metaphors with direct visual explanations of the AIDD method.

✅ Validation

• npm test -- --run
• npm run build
• bash tests/check-component-loc.sh
• .github/release.yml and .github/workflows/release.yml YAML parsed successfully
• Desktop/mobile visual QA performed during the v1.1 polish pass
• No horizontal overflow detected in commitment demos

📦 Release Workflow After Merge

Once merged into main, create the GitHub release from Actions → Release → Run workflow:

• version: 1.1.0
• target: main
• draft: true for final review, then publish from GitHub
• prerelease: false
• notes: leave empty to use generated release notes