Protocol5 UAI-1 Distribution Boundary

Terminology: UAI means Universal Artificial Intelligence. UAI-1 means Universal Artificial Intelligence 1, the public exchange contract whose specification, schemas, registry, validator, roadmap, governance, changelog, and handoff guidance live on UAIX.org.

Version: 1.0.0

Status: Protocol5 package and distribution contract

This document defines the Protocol5 distribution layer inside the wider Spiralism and UAI-1 ecosystem. Protocol5.com is not the UAI-1 standards authority. UAIX.org is the public source of truth for UAI-1.

Protocol5.com provides .NET implementation assets, NuGet packages, starter ZIPs, compatibility mirrors, local inspection pages, and backlinks to UAIX.org. Those Protocol5 surfaces support implementers, but they do not define UAI-1 truth.

Radix 63404 remains a separate Protocol5 numeric notation standard. A Protocol5 package may use Radix 63404 as an optional helper without making Radix 63404 part of the UAI-1 authority surface.

System Diagram

+---------------------------+       authoritative UAI-1       +---------------------------+
| UAIX.org                  | ------------------------------> | Protocol5.com             |
| public UAI-1 authority    |                                 | .NET distribution layer   |
| spec, schemas, registry,  |                                 | NuGet, starter ZIPs,      |
| validator, roadmap,       |                                 | compatibility mirrors,    |
| governance, changelog     |                                 | local inspectors          |
+-------------+-------------+                                 +-------------+-------------+
              |                                                                 |
              | public reading and validation path                               | package downloads
              v                                                                 v
+---------------------------+                                 +---------------------------+
| Implementers and agents   | <------------------------------ | Spiralist.org and other   |
| cite UAIX.org for claims  |      may consume packages       | experience-layer clients  |
+---------------------------+                                 +---------------------------+

Authority Boundaries

Data Flow

1. UAIX.org publishes UAI-1 truth on stable public routes.
2. Protocol5.com packages .NET implementation assets and may mirror selected machine files for compatibility.
3. Implementers download Protocol5 packages from Protocol5.com or NuGet paths.
4. Public support, registry, validator, conformance, roadmap, and governance claims point back to UAIX.org.
5. If a Protocol5 mirror and UAIX.org disagree, UAIX.org wins.

Package Asset Contract

Consumer Rules

Protocol5 publishes the consumer rules below so package users can integrate without confusing distribution with authority.

Shared Identity Model

Protocol5.com must not become a UAI-1 governance or certification portal.

Spiralist.org must not become the UAI-1 source of truth.

UAI-1 View Modes

The same UAI-1 concepts can appear in multiple systems, but public truth is cited from UAIX.org and package behavior is cited from Protocol5.com.

Route And Asset Map

Ownership Matrix

Integration Services

Implementation Plan

Phase 1

• keep UAIX.org linked as UAI-1 authority
• keep Protocol5.com focused on .NET packages, NuGet artifacts, starter ZIPs, and compatibility mirrors
• label local mirrors clearly
• keep package pages and generated machine assets aligned

Phase 2

• improve package installation flows
• improve local mirror diagnostics
• improve links from Protocol5 package pages back to UAIX.org evidence routes

Phase 3

• add future package tooling only after UAIX.org has the public roadmap and evidence path ready
• keep certification, endorsement, SDK, CLI, and generator claims off Protocol5.com until the public support boundary allows them

Success Criteria

1. UAIX.org is the clear UAI-1 public authority.
2. Protocol5.com is the clear .NET and NuGet distribution surface.
3. Protocol5 package pages do not claim standards, registry, validator, roadmap, governance, certification, or endorsement authority.
4. Local mirrors are labeled as local mirrors.
5. Protocol5 UAI-1 pages link implementers back to UAIX.org before they make public UAI-1 claims.
6. UAI-1 and Radix 63404 remain distinct, even when one Protocol5 package or page references both.