Operating Specification Docs

The standard, starter materials, and reference packages in one place.

This section is the public standards hub inside the Aegora site. It now brings together the current committee pack, the core draft, the schema package, the AI runtime guidance note, the starter kit shape, additional reference packages, and the emerging committee model.

The Execution Provider Framework adds four governed binding protocols: Native execution (default), A2A, vendor APIs, and MCP. A2A is preferred when supported, never mandatory. Tenant bindings preserve COR, explicit decisions, governance and outcome evidence.

Standards Library

Choose the artifact that matches your job.

Start with the committee pack or core draft for the standard itself, then move into the schema package, AI runtime guidance, starter kit, and reference packages to see the format reused across domains.

Open Execution Extension
Four ProtocolsNative DefaultDraft Extension

.zip / .mdGuide and schema addendum

v1alpha1October 12, 2026Versioned contracts and local implementation tests; tenant acceptance separate

Execution Provider Framework and Four Binding Protocols

Preserve COR, decisions, governance and outcome evidence across Native, A2A, vendor API and MCP execution bindings.

Status: Opt-in execution-provider.v1alpha1 draft extension to core v0.3.1; bounded installed adapters, live tenant acceptance pending.

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Committee Release
Committee PackCurrent DraftDownloadable

.zipRelease bundle

v0.3.1August 13, 2026Curated and packaged

Operating Specification v0.3.1 Committee Pack

The curated public-facing release bundle for the current Operating Specification draft, including the Word specification, schema package, AI runtime policy brief, TypeScript action annex, and upgraded reference operating paths.

Status: Current committee review pack for external circulation and standards discussion.

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Core Standard
Current DraftNormativeDownloadable

.docxWord draft

v0.3.1August 13, 2026Rendered and reviewed

Operating Specification Standard Core Draft v0.3.1

The current core standard draft in Word form, covering runtime interpretation, conformance matrix, action-definition model, AI runtime policy, and committee-grade normative structure.

Status: Current canonical public draft for the Operating Specification Standard.

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Validation Contract
Schema PackageMachine-ValidatableDownloadable

.zipSchema bundle

v0.3.1August 13, 2026JSON checked

Operating Specification v0.3.1 Schema Package

The machine-validatable JSON Schema package aligned to the current standard, including controlled values, bounded action semantics, and AI runtime policy structure.

Status: Current schema package aligned to the committee draft.

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Committee Guidance
GuidanceAI RuntimeDownloadable

.docxWord brief

v0.3.1August 13, 2026Rendered and reviewed

Operating Specification AI Runtime Policy Guidance

A short committee brief that explains when a path should use `local_model_first`, `policy_routed_hybrid`, or a stricter high-risk hybrid posture for AI runtime participation.

Status: Current guidance note aligned to the v0.3.1 draft and reference paths.

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Core Standard
DraftNormativeDownloadable

.docxWord draft

v0.1August 13, 2026Rendered and reviewed

Operating Specification Standard Builder Draft

The public draft that explains the package model, conformance expectations, validator responsibilities, runtime requirements, and committee direction for the Operating Specification Standard.

Status: Draft revised for builder usability and external implementation.

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Downloadable Package
Starter KitReference ImplementationDownloadable

.zipPackaged starter kit

v0.1.0August 13, 2026Path validated

Operating Specification Starter Kit

The first practical package for external builders. It includes a real schema, a real Operating Path, semantic, rules, and validation artifacts, plus example signals and validator guidance.

Status: Draft starter package with real repository-backed artifacts.

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Second Domain Example
Reference PackageValidated PathDomain Example

.zipReference package

v0.1.0August 13, 2026Path validated

Identity Onboarding Reference Package

A second public reference package that proves the same path format works outside the original vulnerability-governance example and can validate cleanly in another domain.

Status: Lightweight reference package with validated primary path and schema.

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Standards Stewardship
Governance ModelDraftCommittee

GuideSite doc

v0.1August 13, 2026Editorial draft

Committee and Governance Model

The lightweight operating model for evolving the standard in public: steering group, technical working group, governance and assurance review, and ecosystem advisory input.

Status: Initial stewardship model defined in the builder draft.

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Get Started

Follow the shortest path from reading to building.

The standards hub is meant to help a builder move in sequence: understand the standard, download the package, validate the path, and then map it into governed runtime behavior.

01 ReadOpen the builder draft to understand the package model, conformance rules, and runtime expectations.Download committee pack
02 DownloadGrab the starter kit and inspect a real package with schema, path, rules, validation, and sample inputs.Download starter kit
03 ValidateUse the existing validator flow to confirm the path shape before publication, import, or customization.View validator flow
04 BuildAdapt the package to your domain, then move into simulation, import, and governed runtime execution.Open Aegora Studio
Visual Model

See the standard as a package, not just a page.

The public standard is meant to be downloaded, validated, adapted, and run. The visual below makes that artifact model explicit for first-time builders.

Builder Flow
01Download
02Build
03Run
04Prove
05Govern
06Scale
Operating Package
Path
Schema
Semantic
Rules
Validation
Examples
Docs
Next Step

Move from reading the standard into governed authoring.

Use the standard hub to understand the package model, then move into examples, authoring, validation, and runtime import.