Protocols
The formats this estate publishes
26 open formats for describing an organisation to a stranger — who it is, what it can do, what it has done, and whether any of that checks out. Each is a specification and, where it is published, a package you can install today.
15 are published; 5 are published by another property in this estate, which owns them; 6 are written and deliberately held back until somebody outside adopts one. That last group says why, because a format kept back on purpose and one somebody forgot look identical from a list and need opposite answers.
The record
What an organisation is, and what it has done.
- directory/1Published
Who an organisation is, federated across the properties that know it.
- countersign/1Published
Proof over the record: countersignature, delegation, audit.
- shipped/1Published
The past tense. One sealed entry per thing that shipped.
- backlog/1Published
The future tense. One item per intention, and it decays.
- checkpoint/1Published
An RFC 6962 tree head over the sealed claims a property publishes.
- notary/1Published elsewhere · flashynetwork.com
The estate-wide transparency log the sealed claims fold into.
- register/1Not published
What a group owns, who holds it, and under what licence.
Published on the first adopter, the rule reward/1 and ritual/1 already follow. A register nobody outside has adopted is a page about ourselves.
The doorway
How a stranger, or their agent, arrives.
- AAO charterPublished
The manifest that says what an organisation does and who answers for it.
- flashyos/1Published
The handshake an arriving agent reads first.
- frontdoor/1Published
Which lanes an organisation opens, and what it owes on each.
- defined/1Published
One term, one authority. A citation is a link, never a copy.
- verification/1Published elsewhere · flashyid.com
That a verification of some assurance happened, and nothing about who.
The work
Finding each other, agreeing, delivering.
- intent/1Published elsewhere · IntentMesh
What an organisation wants, in a form another organisation can match.
- trust/1Published elsewhere · magician.network
Relationship strength with a register on every figure.
- introduction/1Published elsewhere · magician.network
A consent-gated introduction, sealed at its outcome.
- delivery/1Published
What the fetch found: a machine surface read the way a stranger reads it.
- playbook/1Published
How a repeatable piece of work runs, and what it owes at each step.
Value
Positions, entitlements and instruments.
- rwa/1Published
Real-world assets, with the obligations that travel with them.
- holding/1Published
What happened to a position. Transitions, never states.
- wallet/1Not published
One holding across books that are not one book.
Published on the first adopter. Flashy Finance is not operational, and a wallet format with no venue is a claim nothing can settle.
- reward/1Not published
An accrual log for entitlements nothing can pay yet.
Deliberately accrues and pays nothing. It is published when there is a venue to settle into, and not before.
Operations
How an organisation runs, in public.
- mail/1Published
A content-free record of what an organisation sent, and on whose authority.
- ritual/1Published
The present tense. Recurring, witnessed observances.
- pulse/1Not published
Condition over time, so a reader can ask whether this was better last week.
Published on the first adopter outside this estate, the rule reward/1 and ritual/1 already follow.
- tally/1Not published
The figures, and a refusal to publish only the flattering ones.
Published on the first adopter. A figures format adopted by nobody is a page about ourselves.
- deploy/1Not published
What is serving where, measured rather than declared.
Published on the first adopter. Deploy state is the estate’s own bookkeeping until somebody outside has a deploy to describe.