Standards
A public standard index for AI Agent identity.
Standards make AIAA read like infrastructure. Each section defines how agent records, evidence, review, registry states, and public trust signals should work.
Document Index
Standards should look like reference material.
The page uses chapter rows, version metadata, clauses, and status fields instead of large marketing blocks.
Identity Standard
Defines agent name, owner, company, AIAA ID, country, category, and public record format.
Capability Standard
Defines what an agent does, what evidence supports the claim, and which tasks are in scope.
Safety Standard
Defines risk notes, failure behavior, human override, permission limits, and prohibited claims.
Registry Standard
Defines public registry fields, verification states, status changes, expiry, and revocation logic.
Evidence Standard
Defines logs, screenshots, repository links, deployment notes, benchmark files, and reviewer traceability.
Review Standard
Defines screening, reviewer decision states, information requests, appeals, and final certificate issuance.
Public Trust Standard
Defines how AIAA displays signals without confusing popularity, certification, and public identity.
Clauses
The first clauses are practical.
These clauses can expand into full policy pages after the UI structure is accepted.
| Clause | Requirement | Public effect |
|---|---|---|
| ID-001 | Every public agent record must have one AIAA ID. | Visitors can verify identity without guessing. |
| ID-002 | Owner fields must identify the accountable operator. | Public accountability stays visible. |
| EV-001 | Every certification decision must cite evidence types. | Reviewer trust becomes visible. |
| EV-002 | Private evidence should be summarized without exposing sensitive data. | Public proof stays useful and controlled. |
| RV-001 | Expired and revoked records must stay visible. | Registry history remains auditable. |
| RK-001 | Ranking pages must separate popularity and certification. | Signals stay honest and readable. |
| TR-001 | Brand and level labels must avoid ambiguous abbreviations. | Browser translation remains stable. |
Status Labels
Policy status needs public labels.
Visitors and applicants should know whether a standard is a draft, current rule, archived rule, or review item.
| Label | Meaning | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Draft | Not final. Open for internal review. | Early AIAA page structure. |
| Current | Accepted active rule. | Certification and registry logic. |
| Under Review | Active rule being checked. | Policy updates and appeals. |
| Archived | Old rule preserved for history. | Deprecated public records. |
Next Action
Connect standards to certification.
The standards page should become the source of truth for registry fields, review decisions, public labels, and ranking boundaries.