TTP is open protocol infrastructure for establishing trustworthiness in autonomous systems.
This repository includes:
- TTP grammar
- Trustworthiness semantics
- Protocol documentation
- Public schemas
- Example policies
- Reference evaluator
- SDK primitives
- Non-production examples
- Public TrustProof examples
- Public ExecutionReceipt schema
- Public AuthorityGrant schema
- Public Attestation schema
- Public TrustDecay model
This repository does not include:
- BlockSiFr Execution Exchange
- Managed Runtime Authority Gate
- Production RAP implementation
- Tenant governance infrastructure
- HSM-backed signing infrastructure
- Production ExecutionReceipt ledger
- CortexTrace enterprise evidence engine
- CAIF / IFC optimization engine
- Enterprise adapters
- Compliance evidence packs
- Customer policy templates
- Behavioral scoring weights
- Risk-cost-compliance scoring models
- Managed service control plane
- Enterprise trust graph
- Customer-specific baselines
- Production policy orchestration
TTP establishes trustworthiness.
Execution Exchange enforces downstream runtime decisions in production.
CortexTrace records and verifies execution evidence and receipts.
Commercial use of BlockSiFr-managed services, proprietary adapters, production enforcement infrastructure, compliance exports, production receipt ledgers, and enterprise control-plane capabilities requires a commercial agreement with BlockSiFr.
- BlockSiFr Control — the commercial product for production enforcement. Category: Execution Control Infrastructure. Core intelligence: Consequence Intelligence. Public launch January 6, 2027; early access open now.
- TTP and PCTR — the open protocol layer beneath it, Apache-2.0.
- Execution Exchange — the enforcement component in the architecture documents, and a BlockSiFr trademark. Not the customer-facing product name.
- FrontDesk — legacy. Not for customer-facing material.