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Agenda

Announcements

Architecture SIG meets weekly on Mondays at 11am US/Pacific (next call November 27; skipping week of US Thanksgiving)
OID4VC Due Diligence task force meets bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 5pm CET (next call November 21)
Safe Wallet SIG meets weekly on Tuesdays at 7am US/Pacific (next call November 21)
Credential Format Comparison SIG meets bi-weekly on Wednesdays at 4pm CET on alternate weeks to the TAC (next call November 22)
Digital Wallets and Agents Overviews SIG meets biweekly on Thursdays at 5:00pm CET on the same weeks as the TAC (next meeting November 16)
Please submit any code proposals using the process defined at https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/project-proposals. We will review proposals in the order submitted at a TAC meeting. If you know of any potential projects that might be of interest to the OpenWallet Foundation, please let a staff member know so that they can follow up
SIG quarterly updates will begin in January 2024

Action Items from Last Meeting

Update "permissive license" to "OSI-approved permissive license" in the project lifecycle and template PRs – completed and merged (lifecycle PR 69 and template PR 22)
Update Paid Tooling PR to reflect other requests require the Governing Board approval – completed and merged
Onboarding SD-JWT JS lab

Work with John Henderson to transfer VC-API project to OpenWallet Foundation Labs
Work with David Zeuthen to transfer Android Identity Library project to OpenWallet Foundation Labs

Task Force Update: OID4VC Due Diligence

Objectives

Deep dive into the specifications
Survey existing implementations
Contacting the (potential) implementors to see whether they'd be open for hosting their work at OWF
Create a plan for hosting and continue the work for the reference implementation, if no codebase can be migrate then create a plan for the reference implementation /framework for implementing wallet ecosystems at OWF

List of Deliverables or Work Products

Creation of a documentation that a) defines the necessary components and endpoints for the implementation of OID4VC specifications and b) reports the existing implementations
Contacting and documenting the (potential) implementors and their response to see whether they'd be open for hosting their work at OWF
Creation of a project plan for the continuation of the work as a OWF lab project

SD-JWT Rust Project Proposal

RESOLVED: That the SD-JWT Rust lab proposal is hereby confirmed, approved, and adopted.

SD-JWT .NET Project Proposal

RESOLVED: That the SD-JWT .NET lab proposal is hereby confirmed, approved, and adopted.