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ASIF implementation evidence

Two locally authored reference implementations accompany 0.4: Python and TypeScript. The TypeScript implementation ports the Python reference's documented subset and runs without Python. Both expose nine CLI commands; scope and language differences remain explicit. Neither claims complete conformance or live agent continuation.

TypeScript results include shared Python continuation expectations and local positive/negative tests. Exchange results verify newly generated packages/signatures in both directions and compare CLI outputs and restored files. These implementations and tests share authorship; this does not satisfy the independent-implementation gate. Both reference implementations use the MIT license.

Independent implementations exchanging sessions: zero.

Record actual participation only when an implementer supplies evidence:

  • Project/repository, authors, affiliation, code revision and license terms.
  • ASIF/profile versions, supported capabilities, limits and unsupported semantics.
  • Fixture digests and reproducible commands/results.
  • Independently produced sessions exchanged with another implementation.
  • Results for structure, interpretation, interchange, context and continuation separately.
  • Unresolved discrepancies and report location.