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waiOS · Service levels and support

Service levels, written into each contract.

waiOS will carry service levels for the parts Transaction Science will run, and support for the parts an organisation runs itself. None is offered today, because the service is not yet operating.

Roadmap Not yet operating. Each open component below is labelled with where it stands on the WAI status page.

The three labels

In the standard
The open component is in the main branch of the WAI open standard. Its link goes to its row on the dated WAI status page, and its notes are that row's.
Building
The open component is in active development, as the WAI status page lists it.
Roadmap
Planned: a WAI roadmap item, or a waiOS service. Every waiOS service is on the roadmap; none is operating yet.

Attested, in WAI, means signed by the party that did the work and measured it: a reader can check the signature, not re-measure the figure. It is not hardware attestation.

01 · The service

What a waiOS contract will cover.

  • Service levels for the parts of waiOS that Transaction Science will run, such as reporting and audit retention, set per contract.
  • Support contracts on the WAI reference implementation: integration through its C interface, upgrades across revisions of the standard, and conformance review for teams building their own.
  • Deployment of waiOS as a service Transaction Science will run, inside the organisation's own infrastructure, or both. Private registries always sit inside the organisation's own infrastructure.
02 · Builds on

Open components, each with its WAI label.

  • In the standard

    The Draft specification freezes the container for 1.x and the manifest schema in a stated sense, and records one deliberate exception; a registered capability's payload format is fixed.

    Notes A Draft Standard. This revision makes one exception to the freeze: a member it defines, carried with another JSON type, makes the manifest malformed rather than ignored.

  • In the standard

    Conformance corpora, fast-kernel equivalence, the OER C kernel and C2PA isolation, run in CI.

  • In the standard

    Byte equality of the integer decode paths, checked in CI on each platform the WAI status page lists.

  • In the standard

    A C interface over the reference implementation (libwai), built as a shared and a static library with a generated header.

    Notes Built by the ffi feature, which a default build turns on. Without the codec libraries, CI builds it with --no-default-features --features ffi and runs its envelope tests.

03 · Roadmap

Planned, in the standard and in the service.

  • Roadmap· waiOS

    Contracted service levels and support.

04 · Limits

What this page does not claim.

  • No service level is offered or implied before a contract states it.
  • The specification is a Draft Standard. Support follows its revisions; it does not freeze them.
  • Support never gates the standard. The specification and the reference implementation are Apache-2.0.