🏆 OKR: PSModule modules are the best-maintained on the Gallery

[MariusStorhaug]

Objective: PSModule modules are the best-maintained on the Gallery

Modules published through the PSModule framework should be exemplars of quality on the PowerShell Gallery — well-documented, consistently versioned, actively maintained, and trustworthy.

Key Results

• KR1: Documentation coverage — Every published module has generated API documentation, a populated README, and a live documentation site
• KR2: SemVer discipline — Zero unintentional breaking changes reach the Gallery (every major bump is deliberate, labeled, and documented)
• KR3: Freshness — Modules with active development publish at least once per quarter; dependency updates are applied within 30 days
• KR4: Quality gates — All published modules pass PSScriptAnalyzer, framework tests, and meet their code coverage target

What "best-maintained" means

• Users can trust that a new version won't break their scripts (SemVer is real, not aspirational).
• Documentation is always current — generated from source on every release.
• Dependencies are tracked and updated, not left to rot.
• The Gallery page has an icon, a description, release notes, and links to docs.
• Issues are triaged, PRs are reviewed, and abandoned work is cleaned up.

Initiatives (linked as sub-issues)

Initiatives that move these KRs will be added as sub-issues below.