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 (1) A generic specification (applicable to MCP, A2A and similar protocols) (2) An open source implementation for MCP (TMCP) in Rust and Python (3) Specifications for credential issuance, verification and authrization, delegation (4) applications (5) Discussions on interoperabilitySpec contribtors, reviewers, blog/white paper, feature request, Rust/Python/JS SDK developers, application developers. Overlaping with the DIF WG: higher layer (trust tasks), use cases and patterns may be shared or complimentary. Benefits to highlight: hardened security, simplified pattern, easier integration of identity. Extensions related to this effort: exploring machine readable policies, negotiations/agreements. Data catelogs/datasets. Test patterns emerging from task below (framework).Eric Drury Steve Vitka, Neil Thomson, Steven MilsteinSteve Vitka could introduce us to MIT's NANDA project which is a distributed registry for AI - https://projectnanda.org New Linux Foundation Project - https://aaif.io/ also this project was donated to LF too: https://docs.agntcy.org/
Neil Thomson paper on on-demand/microsharing protocol for personal/sensitive data. 		Links to useful information
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A trust framework spec (or white paper?) (lead contributors: Eric, Nicky, Wenjing ?) Note: previous work on use cases integrated here.Is it a white paper or spec? or?Areas to explore: trust relationships, exploring machine readable policies, negotiations/agreements. Data catelogs/datasets - the provenance. How do you bullet-proof disclosure.Steve VitkaClarity on what is an agent? What characteristics, adjectives we could apply to constrain the space. Steve Vitka has wriitten a Taxonomy for Agent Systems
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Strengthening Trust in Human and AI Interactions: combined TSP and C2PA and CAWG (Wenjing Chu,Eric Drury, Steven Milstein, Eric Scouten, Neil Thomson(1) white paper and LFDT blog published (2) possible future work: more precisely spec, and/or implementations as a practical library
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From data management to behavior managementOngoing discussion https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pGNXH-mXS1P9FwfdIlHB39_gksN29tc7nCsTofp797w/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.o1cpti7hxeahBegun as recurring item during weekly meeting, April 2026Neil Thomson, Steven Milstein, Joe Rasmussen, Steve Vitka
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AI for trust - apply the latest AI to solve security/trust problems (Wenjing) - e.g. personal AI agents that act as a proxy of the userAI is fundamentally changing many fields. The domain of Trust over IP community is no different. In 2026, we should focus on developing solutions that apply the latest AI technology to solve trust problems. One example is a user controlled agent acting as an intermediary.Neil Thomson, Steve Vitka
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Trust Relationship among agents and human entities (Nicky)Power balancing, social science for relationships and power dynamics. Intent - and intent probabagation.Somewhat related to DTG. I fail to see how this can be separated from Proposal 5 - Steve VitkaSteven Milstein
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"Threat models, vectors" challenges, problemsMaybe add a weekly topic on our meetings
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