💡 RFCs (Requests for Comments)
An RFC is how we propose significant changes to the product or platform before implementing them.
When to write an RFC
Write an RFC when the change:
- Affects more than one team
- Changes a public API or data contract
- Has non-obvious trade-offs worth discussing
- Requires a week or more of engineering work
For small, contained changes — just open a PR.
RFC lifecycle
Draft → Open for Comment (7 days minimum) → Accepted / Rejected → Implemented / Closed
Index
| # | Title | Status | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No RFCs yet — see the RFC template to draft the first one. |
tip
Use the RFC template. Comment period is minimum 7 calendar days before a decision.