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.
Audience: Architects, standards editors, runtime builders, validator authors, and governance reviewers.
Status: Current canonical public draft for the Operating Specification Standard.
What it defines
The v0.3.1 draft defines the core specification body, runtime-driving versus descriptive fields, runtime interpretation rules, conformance matrix, bounded action contract, and first-class AI runtime policy.
- Normative runtime interpretation sequence
- Publisher, validator, and runtime conformance rules
- Bounded declarative action model with TypeScript implementation example
- AI runtime policy for model-selection and evidence posture
Why it is different from earlier drafts
Earlier drafts made the standard more understandable. This draft is the one intended to be buildable by outside teams and governable by a committee.
Use the public standard to shape governed runtime behavior.
The point of the standard is not documentation for its own sake. It is to make packages authorable, reviewable, validatable, and portable enough to drive governed execution.