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Release 0.3.0 rebuilds the compliance mappings and the security section against current sources, and it adds a reference implementation for the delivery model. This post lists what changed and what readers should do about it.
The framework's delivery model says the specification is the primary artifact, and that people approve each handoff. This post walks one example through AEGIS, an open-source tool that applies the model, from a one-line idea to a named release approval.
Government and regulated organizations need an Enterprise AI architecture that connects mission outcomes, legal authority, human accountability, trustworthy information, secure integration, and operational assurance.
This repository begins an open, vendor-neutral effort to define that architecture. The initial release establishes the Enterprise Context Architecture (ECA) and working structures for governance, security, compliance mapping, and domain blueprints.
The project team will expand architecture perspectives, capability definitions, evaluation expectations, and public-sector reference diagrams. Contributors should ground proposals in operational evidence and authoritative sources.
Read the framework overview, explore the Enterprise Context Architecture, or propose work through GitHub issues.