Evidence

Evidence Register

Scope

The Evidence Register separates what can be verified about the OCOM Specification's use from published material, what its owner declares but cannot prove publicly, and what does not exist yet. It names no organizations and asserts no endorsement. It is a site-published record, not part of the Specification, and it is the page every other claim of use on this site must be checked against.

Evidence ladder

Every statement about use is placed on a four-step scale. The specification does not claim a step it has not reached.

1. Owner declarationStated by the specification's author; not publicly verifiable. Current level.
2. Public case studyA named organization describes its own use in public. None yet.
3. Verified implementationA published implementation checked against the conformance clauses of Chapter 08. None yet.
4. Independent validationReview or conformance testing by a party unrelated to the author. None yet.

Verifiable today

Published artifacts that any reader can count and check on this site or in the canonical repository.

Core Vocabulary terms13, each with an HTML page, a canonical JSON record, JSON-LD and Markdown (Vocabulary)
Specification chapters9 (SPEC-00 to SPEC-08), compiled verbatim from the canonical repository (Specification)
Informative comparisons9 (Comparisons)
Reference Cases published1, distilled from real rollouts under NDA with the organization and details changed; non-normative (Implementation Case)
Architecture Observations58 recorded tensions in the model, AO-001 to AO-058, in the AO register on GitHub
Reference implementations published0
Public case studies0
Independent validations0

Declared, not verifiable

Owner declarations. They cannot be checked from public material and should be weighed with the author's interest in view; the essay discloses that interest.

Production useThe specification's principles are applied in production settings under NDA. Those rollouts cannot become public case studies from the author's side, which is why public evidence must come from independent implementations.
Confirmed, publicly disclosed implementations and reference deployments will be listed on the Implementations page. Entries are published only with the organization's permission. How to review the specification itself, and how to file an objection: How to Review.