-adjusted the ordering of elements to emphasize the development of wallets as the end goal. added privacy note added testing and documentation target added community support and environment other? The mission of the VCX Project is to enable and accelerate the development and adoption of digital wallets and related infrastructure. VCX will do so by providing components and libraries through useful, self-contained packages written in Rust that are accessible by a variety of platforms. VCX is designed to fulfill multiple requirements of digital wallets and related infrastructure, including: DID handling, verifiable credential management, encrypted peer to peer communication, Verifiable Data Registry (VDR) support, and wallet communication protocols. VCX strives to provide solutions that prioritize privacy for individuals.

Foudational Items [ ] Create Github Project to manage work items - James [ ] Create mono-repo[x] Configure project to use Yarn - Clecio (Draft PR) [x] Create sub-directory for existing code [ ] Create sub-directory/package for New Architecture [x] Create sub-directory/package for OCA package [ ] Configure Lerna for mono-repo management (leverage AFJ configurations where possible) [ ] Create/integrate NPM build processes (use AFJ NPM account if possible)[x] Discuss keys w/Timo - James [x] Scope - @aries-bifold [ ] @aries-bifold/core

Useful for signing multiple previous commits in cases that you are the only author for (use the following section for multi-contributor signing) Use $ git log to see which commits need to be signed off. Any commits missing a line with Signed-off-by: Example Author <author.email@example.com> need to be re-signed. Go into interactive rebase mode using $ git rebase -i HEAD~X where X is the number of commits up to the most current commit you would like to see. You will see a list of the commits in a text file. On the line after each commit you need to sign off, add exec git commit --amend --no-edit -s with the lowercase -s adding a text signature in the commit body. Example that signs both commits: pick 12345 commit message exec git commit --amend --no-edit -s