NUIF specification

Document status: pre-draft. No module or conformance profile is published as an. Canonical source.

accredited standard.

This directory contains the candidate normative text. Research documents can motivate semantics but cannot silently define them. The current modules remain draft inputs until their status, licensing terms and corresponding conformance requirements are published through the governance process.

Planned modules

• Core document and identity model
• Components, instances, parameters, variants, and slots
• Layout and responsive evaluation
• Geometry, paint, color, typography, and assets
• Tokens and themes
• Interaction/state and data binding
• Operations, transactions, diff, patch, and reconciliation
• Extensions/dialects and capability negotiation
• Serialization and package format
• Observation, capture, reconstruction, confidence, and inference provenance
• Conformance, diagnostics, fidelity, and security

A specification statement becomes normative only when its module explicitly declares normative status and the conformance suite contains corresponding executable tests.