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    Current status

    A current public-safe snapshot of Meridian’s development foundations, active work, and major systems still ahead.

    Implemented foundations

    • Runtime lifecycle, platform, task, diagnostic, and surface-outcome foundations.
    • A wgpu-backed RHI behind Meridian-owned contracts and a render graph.
    • Penumbra direct PBR, cascaded shadows, diffuse irradiance IBL, extraction, upload, pass timing, capture, and bounded GPU smokes.
    • Transactional source import plus bounded asset, package, streaming, world activation, save, and recovery paths.
    • Meridian UI core proof plus bounded Creator source, session, transaction, play, recovery, UI, and build foundations.
    • A transitional Rapier-backed physics wrapper and grounded-controller foundation.
    • An Alluvium implemented foundation with canonical text recipes, strict scalar evaluation, stable generated identity, cache recovery, CLI work, and a basic inspector.
    • A partial native-modeler foundation with bounded editable-model source, stable topology lineage, semantic recovery, and a derived preview.

    Active and still unqualified

    Meridian UI packages WP-UI-002 through WP-UI-004 have locally implemented foundations but do not yet have the required cross-platform qualification. WP-UI-005 is the active package for motion, accessibility, effects, and renderer qualification. Local implementation or a private source revision does not make those packages a complete Meridian UI framework or a visual-quality claim.

    Not complete

    The production Penumbra Forward+ path, full creator workflows, broader native modeler, Rust gameplay modules, optional Luau, animation, navigation, frameworks, first-class 2D, Meridian Shader Language, Wavefront runtime, Collective, native graphics backends, and the Project Meridian prototype remain incomplete.

    Some named crates are scaffolds. Their presence in the workspace is not a runtime feature claim.

    What the next revision may change

    Status moves package by package. A newer source revision can close evidence or narrow a boundary without changing the architecture’s long-term direction. The provenance block above records exactly which snapshot this page describes.

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