IICP Architecture & DMSC Alignment (v0.3.1)

IICP architecture mapped to DMSC interfaces

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IICP / DMSC DISCUSSION IICPOverallArchitectureandComponent Interfaces Architecture reference for DMSC review and alignment Roble Mumin 15 October 2026 / Version 0.3.1 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 11. Capability discovery and distributed Directory operation 12. Capability matching, identity and authorization 13. Runtime verification, receipts and execution evidence 14. Restricted domains, CUG federation and the integration boundary 15. End-to-end comparison and review opportunities 16. Future alignment opportunities (non-normative) Appendix A. Source and evidence map Appendix B. September release snapshot and publication…
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