SPECIFICATION

The normative source lives in spec/.

The website explains OpenRGD. The repository defines it. Normative modular JSONC source, manifest-declared maturity and canonical hashing remain the authority.

CITATION RECORDCanonical source ↗
MATURITYSTANDARD HUB · DRAFT
LAST VERIFIED22 Sep 2026
SOURCE VERSIONOpenRGD standard bundle 0.2.0
EVIDENCE BOUNDARYThis website is explanatory; spec/ and spec/manifest.jsonc in the canonical repository remain the normative source.

CURRENT AXES

Three version lines, intentionally independent.

STANDARD0.2.0

Reference OpenRGD bundle. Draft; domain maturity is declared separately.

TOOLCHAIN0.1.1

Installable Python package and CLI lineage.

AGENT CONTRACTS0.1.0

Candidate package. Non-normative until promoted through governance.

INTEGRITY

Content identity is explicit, not implied.

canonical integrity profileOPENRGD_SOURCE_TREE_SHA256_V1
spec/ modular source
        │
        ├── standard/ strict leaf mirror
        └── deterministic machine bundle

source-tree hash → content identity
not authorship · not approval · not actuation permission

RELEASE RULE

Merge is not release.

Standard, toolchain and contracts use scoped release axes. A source-tree hash proves content identity under a declared profile, not authorship or review. Candidate contracts remain candidate until an explicit promotion decision changes their status.

START BUILDING

Read the spec, then use the toolchain against a real robot description.