Open Framework Commons v1.0.0
Open Framework Commons v1.0.0
The initial public release of the shared principles and boundaries for the Open Framework Ecosystem.
Open Framework Commons is shared documentation. It is not a parent framework, system, schema, workflow, runtime, conformance layer, repository template, or automatic adoption mechanism.
Visual guides
The three visualizations are inline Mermaid diagrams rendered directly by GitHub:
- Ecosystem at a glance — four equal-provenance products in Commons scope
- Shared versus local test — when guidance stays product-local and when it may enter Commons
- Exact-release adoption flow — adopt, defer, or deviate through each product governance
Release identity
- Original release commit:
27870fb1d57d951b9ef5a3a86f33ef068ee557da - Visualization merge:
7c41e29ef7bcebc7c7994951fe786a910aa26658 - Final coordinated release commit:
a0f0d384e9010a65d1a21a324b4c912433d5e031 - Final annotated tag object:
d1303411ea67768ee2fee5dfb21e82c2e8599a3a
The final commit removes circular downstream commit links while requiring every product adoption record to pin this exact Commons commit.
Coordinated ecosystem adoption
All four active products adopt Commons v1.0.0 at exact commit a0f0d384e9010a65d1a21a324b4c912433d5e031 and retain independent methods, governance, examples, research, roadmaps, and releases:
- AI-Native Operating Framework v1.0.0
- Influence Operating Framework v1.0.0
- AI Dev Days v1.0.0
- Relationship Operating Framework v1.0.0
Each product owns its release target and product-local adoption evidence. Commons does not mirror downstream commit hashes or moving branch paths.
Review evidence
The repository publishes sanitized independent practical, adversarial, coherence, standards, specification, and publication-integrity reviews plus maintainer disposition. The visualization candidate and final link treatment passed separate review. Downstream product reviews preserve resolved findings and exact release limitations.
Review evidence is documentation evidence only. It does not establish adoption effectiveness, organizational use, domain approval, certification, legal review, or real-world outcomes.