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Unify beginner syntax while preserving compatibility, repair ownership and parser guards, add verified distribution tooling and VC6 Windows 98 build inputs, and clarify documentation and release status. Preserve DOS build-input line endings and exclude generated binaries/caches.
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# Claro Complete Platform Roadmap
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Current release: **Claro v2026.10.20.223203**
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This roadmap tracks the larger goal: Claro as a complete beginner-friendly programming platform, not only a toy scripting interpreter.
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## Platform pillars
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1. Beginner scripting core
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2. Strong but optional-feeling static safety
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3. Objects and classes for larger programs
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4. Local projects and packages
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5. Safe networking and local web apps
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6. Cooperative tasks/concurrency
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7. Editor/IDE help
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8. Optional graphics/game support
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## Current status summary
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See `CURRENT_STATUS.md` for the detailed matrix.
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- Stable foundation: beginner scripting core, functions, friendly CLI/checking
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- Foundation present: static types, objects/classes, packages, networking, concurrency, IDE metadata
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- Experimental/planned: SDL graphics, package registry, web server, full editor extension/LSP
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## Completion definition
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Claro should not be called a complete beginner platform until:
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- each pillar has at least one beginner lesson
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- each pillar has a validation command or regression test
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- historical docs are clearly separated from current docs
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- optional features fail gracefully when dependencies are missing
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- README navigation tells learners exactly where to start
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## Next documentation work
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- Keep this roadmap and `CURRENT_STATUS.md` updated after each feature change.
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- Avoid saying experimental features are ready until examples run with the stable executable.
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- Prefer small learner examples over large speculative design docs.
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