Trust Infrastructure Portfolio
A governed portfolio of frameworks, original specifications, protocols, schemas, assurance systems, applied artefacts, and explicitly attributed upstream-derived work.
Start here
| Problem | Recommended entry point | Provenance |
|---|---|---|
| Design or assess a national or multi-sector digital trust framework | Open National Digital Trust Framework | Original |
| Model authority, delegation, revocation, and remedy | Governance, Authority and Assurance Metamodel | Original |
| Analyse trust-system semantics | Trust Systems Meta Model | Original |
| Express reusable trust contracts | Trust Infrastructure Schemas | Original |
| Deploy an agent authority-control plane | Agent Registry Protocol | Original |
| Produce trust-registry assurance evidence | TRQP Assurance Hub | Original stack |
| Apply adapted ZKP implementation, risk, and deployment guidance | DTG ZKP Task Force fork | Adapted upstream work |
Architecture
Framework and adoption architecture
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Governance · authority · semantics · machine contracts
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Domain protocols and profiles
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Implementations, adapted guidance, tests, and validators
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Evidence and assurance conclusions
↺ controlled feedback to the owning authority
Fork-local additions are governed only within the fork. Upstream projects retain upstream authorship, governance, normative, release, and adoption authority.
Read the portfolio architecture and human-readable status for authority, provenance, dependencies, and adoption paths.
Governance and evidence
- Portfolio governance
- Repository status registry
- Relationship registry
- Adoption readiness checklist
- Portfolio drift review
- Release-impact evidence ledger
Machine-verifiable controls
python -m pip install PyYAML
python scripts/validate_portfolio.py
python scripts/check_internal_links.py
A passing result confirms structural consistency, declared provenance, fork-to-upstream relationships, authority uniqueness, adoption-path integrity, review dates, and internal links. It does not certify member repositories or assert upstream adoption.