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Artifact library

Evidence before
assurance.

Start with what is published today: the Draft 4 specification, the complete rules registry, and the current program record. Planned artifacts are labeled as planned—never presented as finished.

DRAFT 4 RELEASE CASESPECDraft 4 specificationSIGNEDRULES133-rule registrySIGNEDSTATUSprogram recordSIGNEDSCHEMAenvelope schemaPLANNEDONE VERSIONED BUNDLE · 0.4
Three signed artifacts and one clearly planned schema sit inside one versioned Draft 4 release library.

Executive

Decide whether OCSS belongs on the platform roadmap.

PDFExecutive adoption brief6 min read · Planned
PDFPlatform risk summary4 controls · Planned
MAPIntegration economicsN×M → N+M · Planned

Technical

Evaluate the architecture against a real integration.

SPECOCSS Draft 4Published · v0.4JSONRules registryPublished · 133 rules
SCHEMASigned envelope schemav0.4 · Planned
CODEReference implementationOpen source · Planned

Trust & conformance

Inspect the contract and reproduce the evidence.

STATUSConformance workstream4 active · 3 pending
JSONReference test vectorsReproducible · Planned
LISTDraft Trust ListPublished draft
PDFAccreditation criteriaDraft · Planned

Governance

Understand who can change the standard and how.

PDFCharter and bylawsDraft · Planned
RFCPublic change processOpen · Planned
POLICYConflict policyDraft · Planned
LOGDecision registerPublic · Planned

Legal mapping

Trace typed protections to statutory obligations.

XLSXRules-to-law crosswalk91 laws · Planned
PDFJurisdiction notes30+ regions · Planned
JSONMachine-readable mappingsVersioned · Planned

Version discipline

Nothing changes off the record.

Every release ships a semantic version, machine-readable diff, deprecation window, and public decision trail.

Current0.4Draft 4 · pre-ratification

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