Re: RTTP & IQA — index of our conformance records

Hi Lee,

This is excellent bookkeeping. Clarity on what an organization speaks
for—and what its signed run records establish—is critical for the integrity
of the Agent-Authority-Conformance lab. IQA's contributions to the
addressing and lease-revocation layers are incredibly valuable to the
broader ecosystem.

To keep the public record equally exact for NTI, here is a quick status
update on our current track:

1. NTI-1 Spec & CI:
We recently merged PR #31, which integrates Alan Karp's deep peer review
regarding outbound sidecars vs. inbound resource verifiers. Our CI pipeline
is fully green (CodeQL, markdownlint, and ASL conformance).

2. Proposed TSC:
Steven Zhao (Xinghua) has officially accepted a seat on the initial
proposed NTI TSC. Larry Lewis, Chris Hopley, and Alan Karp remain active
contributors and advisors, with Larry actively offering a bounded ATP
mandate fixture for cross-project testing.

3. LFDT Submission:
We are finalizing the governance draft for submission to the Linux
Foundation Decentralized Trust (LFDT) as an Incubation project. The
separation of the TSC from Tymofii's conformance lab remains strictly
enforced.

4. Federation & Interoperability:
In alignment with Tymofii's federation proposal (Issue #177), we are
actively pairing with Edison Duran (Agent-DID). NTI will provide the Layer
1 runtime enforcement and receipt generation, while Agent-DID provides the
Layer 0 identity resolution. We are building the shared test vectors for
this now.

We score frozen bytes, not reputations. And we are building the runtime
layer that enforces the math.

Best,
Abisheak

On Fri, 6 Nov, 2026, 1:55 am ShaoBao Li, <lee@aicent.com> wrote:

> *Dear colleagues,*
>
> A short housekeeping note from us at the RTTP & IQA Organization, so the
> public record stays exact.
>
> Below is the complete list of the conformance work we have run or
> contributed in the Agent-Authority-Conformance lab, statuses verified today:
>
> 1. Interop record — lra-runner over lease-revocation-axes rev 2 (#187,
> merged 2026-10-26).
>
> 2. Interop record — lra-runner over lease-revocation-axes revision 3
> (#194, merged 2026-10-26).
>
> 3. Interop record — independent run of the AAE vector family, aae-runner,
> non-author-produced (#215, merged 2026-11-04).
>
> 4. Vector families — aicent-grant-ref (#210, merged 2026-11-03) and
> aicent-lease-boundary (#212, merged 2026-11-03), with public pages,
> downloadable artifacts, and sha256 pins at https://iqa.org/conformance/.
>
> Every run we produce is operator-signed and byte-replayable, and our run
> reports ship with a citation block: runner, repository, operator.
>
> Beyond the records listed above: we have not participated, we are not
> participating, and we have no plans to participate in any other conformance
> run, joint test, or fixture.
>
> IQA speaks only through iqa.org, its sealed artifacts, and its signed run
> records.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Lee
> lee@aicent.com
> RTTP & IQA Organization
> Author, draft-li-rttp-iqa-addressing
> Resonant Time Transfer Protocol (RTTP, CRI 27)
> Identity Quality Assurance (IQA, CRI 28)
> Sites: https://rttp.com · https://iqa.org
> Blog: https://blog.aicent.com
>