- From: <prasanna.bableshwar@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2026 21:06:41 -0600
- To: Abisheak P <abisheakp197@gmail.com>
- Cc: public-agentprotocol <public-agentprotocol@w3.org>, public-aiwss@w3.org, ShaoBao Li <lee@iqa.org>, llewis <llewis@sovrlabs.com>, Alan Karp <alanhkarp@gmail.com>, Kaliya Identity Woman <kaliya@identitywoman.net>, Lars Kersten Kroehl <lars@moltrust.ch>, Gaowei Chang <chgaowei@gmail.com>, "chopmob@gmail.com" <chopmob@gmail.com>, Steven Zhao <zhaoxinghua07@126.com>, Ren Yushan <keotheodangcha548@gmail.com>, tima <tima@aeoess.com>, "taylor@learningeconomy.io" <taylor@learningeconomy.io>, edisonduran@gmail.com
As a member of the W3C, I endorse the submission of NTI to the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. NTI provides the critical runtime enforcement layer the machine economy needs. On Sun, 8 Nov 2026 17:15:18 +0530, Abisheak P <abisheakp197@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Larry, Alan, Paola, Kaliya, Chris, and the W3C members, > > I have just issued a final call to the Federation builders to stand with > NTI. > > I want to be direct: We have reached the end of the technical review phase. > Every time we asked for institutional support, we received requests for > more spec reviews, more bug fixes, and more documentation. We listened to > every single comment. The code is hardened, the DCO is enforced, the > witness packages are reproducible, and the TSC represents three independent > organizations (NTI, UIBC, VATE). > > The technical work is done. We are not opening another review cycle. We are > submitting to the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust (LFDT) this week. > > If you do not know what NTI is, here is the 1-minute summary: NTI is a > post-quantum runtime enforcement sidecar. It proves exactly who authorized > an AI agent's action and what the agent actually did. It is the missing > Layer 1 enforcement for the identity and evidence layers you are all > building. > > If you want to read the spec, here is the link: > https://github.com/abisheakp197/nti-spec > If you want to see the code, here it is: > https://github.com/abisheakp197/Neutral-Trust-Infrastructure > > We are moving to the Linux Foundation to secure neutral hosting. This is > the final call. We need your institutional weight behind us to guarantee > this standard remains vendor-neutral. > > If you believe in this infrastructure and want your name on the > institutional record, reply with exactly this sentence: > > "As a member of the W3C, I endorse the submission of NTI to the Linux > Foundation Decentralized Trust. NTI provides the critical runtime > enforcement layer the machine economy needs." > > If you endorse, I will add you to the LFDT proposal. If you choose to > abstain, we will proceed with the endorsements we have and secure the > future of the standard. > > No more bugs. No more arguments. Just endorse or abstain. > > Best, > Abisheak
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