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created initial plan documents for MVP and Roadmap

created initial plan documents for MVP and Roadmap
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- Introduced the "Homelab MCP Server — Frank v6 Integration Addendum" document detailing the enhancements brought by Frank v6, including personality layers, specialty domains, and reasoning techniques.
- Updated the base MCP server specification to include comprehensive design decisions, tool catalog, architecture, and security model.
- Added new tools and enriched behaviors for DevOps, Data Analysis, and Prompt Engineering specialties.
- Established a structured command registry for easy access to functionalities across specialties.
- Documented configuration additions for Frank's personality, specialties, reasoning techniques, and knowledge base integration.
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