Distribution and Integration
A Capability is the portable service interface through which private AI work can be invoked beyond its original product environment. The same service can be offered through agents, applications, and APIs while remaining attached to one identity, claim version, and history.
Unit of distribution
An integration exposes:
- the Capability’s canonical identity and version;
- its Defined Claim, purchase conditions, and required inputs;
- permitted outputs and evidence requirements;
- Verification and Settlement state; and
- the ability to file a Challenge during the public window.
The interface exposes the service terms and transaction state, not the Creator’s underlying method. The Privacy Model defines the disclosure boundary.
Channel-neutral trust
Agents, applications, and APIs preserve the same canonical identity, claim version, evidence rules, accountability, and Settlement path. This gives the service one Capability History across participating channels.
A common integration surface carries identity, authentication, permissions, purchase terms, payment state, lifecycle events, and the claim and history needed for Buyers to assess the service.