Interoperability Project
A project to demonstrate continuous technical demonstration of interoperability between DID Methods, Wallets, Agents, Encrypted Data Vaults, and Verifiable Credentials.
The project consists of a series of tools and web applications.
Explainer
This group is primarily a "project management" group, working to educate across communities and minimize redundant or wasted work. We strive to be a welcoming place for people new to the space to get up to speed on what's happening elsewhere, as well as for insider and specialists to report out about cutting-edge development, particularly the most relevant work happening outside of DIF.
We keep a running bibliography of input documents on our Notion. To suggestion additions or updates, please open a new github issue. If it is uncontroversial, we may unceremoniously close your issue after updating the notion.
Our agenda is stored here in github-- please edit it in hackmd to propose future agenda items, and/or open issues for broader agenda questions.
Endorsements
Projects
- Ongoing educational curation of DIF youtube channel
- VC Spec Map, created, researched and maintained by independent researcher Michael Ruminer
- Ongoing bibliography of input documents and references
Minor Deliverables
Open to pull requests and issues if you spot factual errors or significant omissions!
| Name | Description | status/version | most recent link | date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| --- | STRAWMEN/ONGOING | --- | ||
| Wallet Cred Format Matrix | A high-level survey of "wallets" and wallet-link things, showing their current and roadmapped credential-type support as a simple markdown matrix | ongoing / crowdsource (hackmd still open) | hackmd | oct 24 2020 |
| --- | VERSIONED | --- | ||
| Interop Targets (essay) | An overview of the multi-polar terrain of interoperability test suites and harnesses | 1/2 | dif blog | Q1 2021 |
| Map (pdf) | A drilled-down map of all the varieties of components used in a core set of decentralized identity applications known to the group | v0.0.9 | github pdf | oct 24 2020 |
| Map (pdf) | A simplified graphic interpretation of the above, used for planning purposes in a German Schaufenster project and submitted by a member | v0.0.9 | github pdf | nov 2020 |
| Map (whimsical) | Same as above, except in editable and commentable (DIF-controlled) Whimsical diagram | v0.0.9 | whimsical | sept 2020 |
| Map Familiarity Survey | A self-assesment for members to express their general familiarity or conceptual understanding of all the items on v0.0.9 of the map above | v0.0.9 | hoolie survey | Oct 2020 |
| Map Familiarity Survey results analysis | Infographic showing relative high and low points for familiarity of the core group (24 responses) | v0.0.9 | github PDF | Oct 2020 |
| SSI 101 #iiw31 Slides (PDF) | Karyl Fowler's and Juan Caballero's pitch deck from SSI101 session at #IIW31 | v1 (exhibited at conference) | github PDF | oct 24 2020 |
| SSI 101 #iiw31 Recording (Youtube) | Video of Karyl Fowler's and Juan Caballero's full session, including Q&A, from SSI101 session at #IIW31 | v1 (exhibited at conference) | youtube | oct 24 2020 |
| Architectural Stack & Community Efforts overview (aka "the three stacks diagram") | Rouven Heck's interpretation of the spec landscape mapped onto layers 1-3 of the ToIP mental model, across the W3C-centric, Hyperledger, and DIF communities. | v1 | github (PDF) | Sept 2020 |
Related DIF Work
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