Endpoint manifests name allowed operations, denied operations, limits, output shape, and evidence policy.
Phase 3.397 / v1.5.187
Standards
Standards pages document the current metadata contracts and coding boundaries used by the LocalEndpoint site package.
Standards console
Standards are contracts, not slogans.
LocalEndpoint standards focus on fields, boundaries, schemas, route metadata, evidence artifacts, and UAI-style envelopes that can be reviewed, validated, and tested.
Conformance packs, validators, and status routes make claims easier to test than narrative docs alone.
Transport bindings describe shape and context without creating local runtime authority.
Public standards describe metadata and evidence while local approval owns runtime authority.
Protocol foundry
A local endpoint standard should compile into evidence.
The foundry turns endpoint intent into fields, denied powers, portable proof, and a local approval handoff so people can understand the connection before any private runtime is involved.
Manifests name operations, limits, output contracts, and evidence expectations.
Unsafe paths are written down as contract fields instead of hidden behavior.
Schemas, conformance packs, receipts, and route hashes travel with the claim.
Public metadata hands the decision to the local desktop approval surface.
Future certification work starts from evidence without pretending certification is done.
Required fields, operation declarations, limits, output contract, and evidence policy.
ConformanceUAI conformance packMetadata-only pack with route hash and runtime certification explicitly false.
FieldsUAI field registryNamed fields agents can inspect without receiving local capability.
TransportTransport bindingsTransport metadata that describes shape without opening a runtime channel.
EnvelopeUAI envelope exampleMachine-readable wrapper for public route context and boundary flags.
BoundaryTechnical boundaryThe public website can explain, publish, validate, and export public-safe artifacts only.
ValidationUAIX validation docsManifest validation turns metadata into inspectable fields without granting control.
WorkbenchBrowser validatorValidate examples and export receipts without upload intake or localhost probing.
Local-first by default
Public standards describe metadata and evidence while local approval owns runtime authority.
Boundary docsContracts should be automatable
Schemas, validators, and status routes make claims easier to test than narrative docs alone.
ValidateNo legacy burden yet
Before release, standards can stay clean and direct without preserving accidental public behavior.
Conformance packOperating boundary
Public clarity, local authority.
This public site is static metadata and does not dispatch desktop commands, probe localhost, upload files, collect telemetry, request credentials, or claim runtime safety certification.