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Feature Proposal

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Phase 1 – Research & Feasibility

| Phase | Duration | Milestones | |-------|----------|------------| | | 4 weeks | Validate stress‑export pipeline; select fracture‑mechanics model. | | Phase 2 – Core Engine | 8 weeks | Implement stress capture, crack‑risk algorithm, GPU overlay shader. | | Phase 3 – UI & Reporting | 6 weeks | Build toolbar, legend, report generator, what‑if dialog. | | Phase 4 – API & Scripting | 3 weeks | Expose Python/JS bindings, provide sample scripts. | | Phase 5 – Testing & Validation | 5 weeks | Unit tests, performance profiling, benchmark against known crack cases. | | Phase 6 – Documentation & Release | 2 weeks | Write user guide, create tutorial video, package for v6.4.0 Rev E patch. | Doing that on the physical pendant—scrolling through menus

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