Block a user
Build a thin interactive Rendezvous test client
Design an optional relay fallback from measured v1 traversal failures
Run the real-network canary and declare Rendezvous v1 production-ready
Pilot Unscouted against Rendezvous v1
Pilot SpaceGame against Rendezvous v1
Publish reference host/browser/client samples and operator runbooks
Version and publish the Client/Contracts packages and server artifacts
Establish capacity, soak, resilience, and availability topology gates
Containerize and document secure Linux deployment
Add privacy-safe observability, health, audit, and operator controls
Harden tenant isolation, rate limits, replay defense, parsers, and overload behavior
Build the deterministic three-party and NAT-topology integration harness
Standardize typed connection outcomes, retries, reporting, and fallback handoff
Implement caller-owned LiteNetLib punch and direct-connect coordination in the SDK
Implement authenticated host presence and an amplification-safe LiteNetLib NAT mediator
Implement short-lived join attempts, punch capabilities, and connection tickets
Build the publisher and session-browser .NET client SDK
Implement bounded compatible-session browsing and listing visibility
Implement session registration, UDP-presence-gated leases, and expiry
Build atomic ephemeral state and define single-active availability semantics