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IICP Architecture & DMSC Alignment
IICP architecture mapped to DMSC interfaces
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IICP / DMSC DISCUSSION
IICPOverallArchitectureandComponent
Interfaces
Architecture reference for DMSC review and alignment
Roble Mumin
29 September 2026 / Version 0.1.3
Discussion draft
Informative interim reference. Not an IETF submission.
Components, interfaces and revision-pinned evidence for a first DMSC architectural review and alignment
verification.
Published architectural foundation:
IICP: Provider-Neutral Infrastructure for Intelligence Virtualization
Roble Mumin, v1.0.1, 25 August 2026.
This interim document adds a revision-pinned component and interface account; it does not replace the published
report.
IICPOverall architecture and component interfaces
Contents
1. Purpose and reading guide
2. Components and architectural view
3. Interface inventory and authority
4. One request through the architecture
5. State, policy, trust, and authority
6. Bindings, extensions, and deployment forms
7. Implementation and evidence scope
8. Relationship to DMSC
9. Two initial discussion proposals and reuse boundaries
10. Limitations and next steps
Appendix A. Source and evidence map
Appendix B. Release snapshot and publication delta
Appendix C. Gap report
Appendix D. Path to an IETF architecture draft
Appendix E. Versioned DMSC/IICP audit crosswalk
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IICPOverall architecture and component interfaces
1. Purpose and reading guide
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