Initial release

The industry is currently obsessed with LLM integration. From autocomplete to dedicated AI IDEs, the modern editor is becoming a shell for remote API calls. and NO one asked for that To fix this Mizu code has been release to public

1. Performance Baseline

This initial release establishes a low-latency editing baseline. The core editor runs without background indexing, network requests, or auxiliary services. The goal of v0.0.1 is to measure startup time, input responsiveness, and stability before additional features are considered.

2. Manual-First Workflow

Mizu Code v0.0.1 focuses on direct, intentional coding. The editor provides essential tooling such as syntax highlighting, file navigation, and basic debugging support without predictive or automated code generation. This release prioritizes clarity and control over assistance.