RFC 0001: Initial RFC

Summary

One paragraph explanation of the feature.

Motivation

Explain why this change is necessary or desirable. Describe the problem it solves, the opportunity it creates, or the benefit it provides. This section should make a compelling case for why the change is worth pursuing.

Detailed Design

This is the core of the RFC. Describe the technical details of the proposed solution. Include diagrams, code examples, or algorithms if necessary. This section should be thorough enough for others to understand how the solution will be implemented.

Subsection (if needed)

Break down the design into further subsections if it helps in clarity. This could include different components of the system, interaction with existing features, etc.

Drawbacks

Discuss any potential downsides or risks associated with this proposal. What are the trade-offs? Are there any negative implications or challenges that might arise from this change?

Alternatives

Outline any alternative solutions that were considered and explain why they were not chosen. This demonstrates that the proposed solution is the best option after careful consideration of other possibilities.

Unresolved Questions

List any open issues or questions that need to be addressed before moving forward. This could include technical challenges, uncertainties in the design, or areas where further discussion is needed.

Impact

Discuss the expected impact of this change. How will it affect users, systems, workflows, or other features? Are there any performance considerations, dependencies, or migration strategies that need to be addressed?

Implementation Plan

(Optional) If relevant, outline the steps required to implement this RFC. Include timelines, milestones, or phases of the rollout.

Security Considerations

(Optional) Discuss any security implications of this proposal. Are there any risks to data privacy, integrity, or availability?