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This page is the charter of the TSWG SATURN V Task Force.

Objectives

The objective of this Task Force is to develop interoperability guidelines for the SATURN V ToIP Interoperability Protocol. 

Background/Context

The mission of the ToIP Foundation is to define a complete architecture for Internet-scale digital trust that combines cryptographic trust at the machine layer with human trust at the business, legal, and social layers. The ToIP stack has two parallel halves—a governance stack and a technical stack—operating at four layers 1) Utility (DLT Blockchain), 2) Provider (Agent/Wallet), 3) Credential Exchange (Issuer/Verifier/Holder) and 4) Ecosystem (Application).  See further details in the ToIP white paper and the ToIP RFC.

NOTE: The orange text below is an example from the Trust Registry TF, intended to be used as a guide for this TF to fill things out. 

A core role within ToIP Layer 4 is a trust registry (previously known as a member directory). This is a network service that enables a governing authority for an ecosystem governance framework (EGF) to specify what governed parties are authorized to perform what actions under the EGF. For example:

  1. What issuers are authorized to issue what types of verifiable credentials.
  2. What verifiers are authorized to request what types of verifiable presentations.
  3. What other governing authorities are trusted to authorize these same parties and actions within their own trust registries.

As with all layers of the ToIP stack, the purpose of a TSS is to enable the technical interoperability necessary to support transitive trust across different trust communities implementing the ToIP stack. In this case, the desired interoperability outcome is a common protocol that works between any number of decentralized trust registries operated by independent governing authorities representing multiple legal and business jurisdictions. One specific example of this need is the digital trust ecosystem defined by the Interoperability Working Group for Good Health Pass (GHP). The GHP Trust Registries Drafting Group produced an extensive set of recommended requirements for a GHP-compliant trust registry.

Conveners

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Membership and Joining

Prior to participating in the meetings, please ensure that you are a member of the Trust Over IP Foundation (Contributor Membership is free to both organizations and individuals). More details can be found at this link.

To join this TF, add your name to this list:

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  • Darrell O'Donnell Continuum Loop Inc.
  • <add your name here - please use wiki @ name if possible>

Deliverables

  1. https://github.com/trustoverip/TIP0028-saturn-v

Link to GitHub repository : https://github.com/trustoverip/TIP0028-saturn-v

Link to contributions: 

  1. Wiki - https://github.com/trustoverip/TIP0028-saturn-v/wiki
  2. HL Aries Agent Test Harness - https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-agent-test-harness/tree/master/aries-test-harness/features

Intellectual Property Rights (Copyright, Patent, Source Code)

As a Task Force (TF) of the Technical Stack WG (TSWG), the GSWG P&R TF inherits the IPR terms from the TSWG JDF Charter. These include:

Milestones

Key milestones will include, but are not limited to:

  1. Publication of the first Draft Deliverable as a ToIP wiki page.
  2. Publication of the final Draft Deliverable.
  3. Approval of the Draft Deliverable as a Working Group Approved Deliverable.

The work of the this Task Force will be complete when the Working Group Approved Deliverable is approved by the TSWG.

Dependencies

Meeting Schedule

TBD

Mailing List and Communications

This task force uses the following for communications

  • Mailing List: n/a
  • Slack: #tswg-tip-saturnv-interop




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