# RFC 0169: v2 discovery and capabilities — one record type, a closed root, one declaration file, derived profiles

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| **RFC**           | 0169                                                            |
| **Title**         | v2 discovery and capabilities: every family is one record type `{status, since, until?, witness, …facets}`; the discovery root is closed; the four unschema'd registries collapse into one declaration file that generates the schema, the pack peer-dependency identifiers, and the spec anchors; profiles are derived predicates in one generated registry with a two-axis maturity and an `externally-gated` disposition; the wrapper, the dotted mirror, `contractProvenance`, `Capabilities-Etag`, `auth.subjectLinking`, the bare `supported: true` in A2A/MCP, `replay.fork`, and the `openwop-core` alias are removed |
| **Status**        | `Accepted`                                                        |
| **Author(s)**     | David Tufts (@davidscotttufts)                                  |
| **Created**       | 2026-09-03                                                      |
| **Updated**       | 2026-09-29 (row C2.12 recorded: v2 renamed `aiProviders.supported` to `providers` without a row; the codemod of C2.11 now renames it; amended in place per RFCS/README.md, Status unchanged) · 2026-09-28 (row C2.11 recorded: the v2 `aiProviders` narrowing of `selfHosted`, `realtimeVoice`, `promptPrefixCache` and `authModes` is accepted and the v1 per-provider rules it left no seat retire; amended in place per RFCS/README.md, Status unchanged) · 2026-09-03 (`Draft → Active` in the filing PR. **Comment window waived** under `GOVERNANCE.md` §"Sole-steward operation" and logged in `MAINTAINERS.md`; RFC 0001 §5 cross-org rule not yet active; RFC 0147 §A.6 overridden and named in the parent, RFC 0167. Adversarial review recorded in §"Adversarial review".) · 2026-09-03 (filed) · 2026-09-27 (amended in place, Status unchanged: §C.1 said `a2a.profiles` and `mcp.profiles` were replaced; they were kept, per RFC 0175 §B.1). Evidence tier: corpus gate — no host tier is claimed at the release candidate (GOVERNANCE.md §"Acceptance evidence tiers"; the openwop-app bundle is a Phase 4 entry item). |
| **Affects**       | **Part of: RFC 0167 — child C2.** v2: NEW `spec/v2/core/capabilities.md`, NEW `spec/v2/declaration.json` (+ schema) generating `schemas/v2/capabilities.schema.json`, `schemas/v2/profiles.json`, the pack peer-dependency alias table; retires `spec/v1/extensions.json`, `core-standard-manifest.json`, `operation-path-manifest.json` (the operations half moves to C.5), `capability-declaration-classes.json`. v1.x (this PR, data only): `spec/v1/migrations.json` rows `openwop.migration.C2.1`–`C2.10`; codemods `openwop.codemod.capabilities-wrapper-removal` (landed with 0167) and NEW `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2`; register rows |
| **Compatibility** | `breaking` (v2). Nothing in v1.x changes in this PR: the codemod and the register rows are data; the v2 declaration file and schema land in Phase 3 under `spec/v2/` and `schemas/v2/` |
| **Supersedes**    | — (RFC 0073, 0144, 0155 §A/§C remain the v1 authorities; the v2 tree supersedes them at the cut) |
| **Superseded by** | —                                                               |
| **Amended by**    | [RFC 0175](./0175-v2-transports-and-embedded-protocols.html) (§B.1 keeps `a2a.profiles[]` and `mcp.profiles[]` as facets without `-legacy` ids; §C.1 here corrected in place 2026-09-27) |

## Summary

v1 discovery has 91 root properties on an open root, 103 `supported` declarations in four shapes (one of them a `string[]`), `tier`/`experimentalUntil` promised on every family but schema-legal on one, a `host.workspace` slot that is both forbidden and shipped, four machine registries with no schema of their own, a closed profile catalog of 13 beside three annex profiles and a root `profiles[]` that no schema declares and a production host emits. v2 replaces all of it with one capability record type on a closed root, generated from one declaration file that is also the source of pack peer-dependency identifiers and spec section anchors; profiles become derived predicates in one generated registry with technical and adoption maturity as separate axes and a third disposition, `externally-gated`, for surfaces held on neither ground.

## Motivation

- **One name is four shapes.** `supported` is a required boolean in 61 families, optional in 35, `const: true` in 6, and the provider-id list in `aiProviders.supported` (`capabilities.schema.json:1291`). Absence-of-family and `supported: false` encode one fact two ways in 61 places.
- **The root is open, so a typo is an extension.** `additionalProperties: true` at `capabilities.schema.json:4123` plus 15 nested open objects; RFC 0144 kept the root open deliberately so `host.forms` mirrors stayed valid. `contractProvenance` is an advisory self-declaration the wire cannot falsify (`capabilities.schema.json:26–42`).
- **Prose and schema disagree on where `tier` may go.** `capabilities.md:875` says every family MAY carry `tier`/`experimentalUntil`; the schema declares them only under `multiAgent.executionModel` (`:1024–1051`); every other family is `additionalProperties: false`, so the promised field is schema-invalid there.
- **`host.workspace` is MUST NOT advertise (`host-capabilities.md:2186`) and the gate for an Accepted, schema-declared surface (`agent-workspace.md:27`, RFC 0059).** `agent-manifest.schema.json:58` uses it as the example peer dependency; `host-capabilities.md:2188` makes that example rejectable.
- **Profiles have two vocabularies and a wire field the spec rejected.** `profiles.md:362–370` explains why `profiles[]` is not a wire field; `INTEROP-MATRIX.md:15` records MyndHyve's live root `profiles[]` carrying `openwop-agent-platform` full, which the same row measures as not certifiable. The 13-profile catalog sits beside 3 annex profiles, an alias, `auth.profiles`, `a2a.profiles`, `mcp.profiles`. All 73 extension records are `draft` because `stable` requires a tier-3 host that cannot exist under sole-steward operation.
- **Four registries, no schema.** `extensions.json`, `core-standard-manifest.json`, `operation-path-manifest.json`, `capability-declaration-classes.json` ("REVIEWED, not derived") are each generated or reviewed by a different script and validated by none.

## Proposal

### §A. One capability record type

**§A.1** Every family at the v2 discovery root is an object of the shape

```json
{ "status": "stable" | "experimental" | "deprecated",
  "since": "<major>.<minor>",
  "until": "<major>.<minor>" | "<YYYY-MM-DD>",
  "witness": "witnessable-unaided" | "witnessable-gated" | "seam-gated" | "claims-check" | "negative-existence",
  ...facets }
```

`status`, `since`, and `witness` are REQUIRED; `until` is REQUIRED when `status` is `experimental` or `deprecated` and MUST NOT be present when `status` is `stable`. `unwitnessable` is not a legal value on a wire record: a family that cannot be witnessed lives in `spec/v2/ext/` and is not advertised (RFC 0167 Axiom 1).

**§A.1a** Fifteen root keys are **metadata, not families** (`extensions.json` `coverage.metadataFields`: `compliance`, `configurable`, `conformance`, `discovery`, `engineVersion`, `eventLogSchemaVersion`, `extensions`, `fixtures`, `implementation`, `minClientVersion`, `observability`, `protocolVersions`, `runtimeCapabilities`, `supportedTransports`, `testing`) plus `protocolVersion` and the new `preferredVersion` (C.5). The declaration file declares each as metadata with its own schema; they are not capability records and carry no `status`/`witness`. Every other root key is a family record or is rejected.

**§A.2** There is no `supported` field. Presence of the family record is the claim; a host that does not support a family omits it. A family whose v1 shape was `supported: <string[]>` (`aiProviders`) carries that list under a named facet (`providers`).

**§A.3** `until` absorbs `tier`/`experimentalUntil`. An `until` in the past on an advertised family is non-conformant (`validation_error`, `details.reason: "until_in_past"`), exactly today's sunset rule (`capabilities.md:886`), now schema-enforced on every family.

**§A.4** The root is `additionalProperties: false`. Vendor and host extensions live under one key, `extensions`, whose members MUST match `^[a-z][a-z0-9]*(-[a-z0-9]+)*\.[a-z][a-z0-9]*(-[a-z0-9]+)*$` (`<org>.<name>`); the reserved orgs are `openwop` (MUST NOT be used by a host) and `vendor` (the v1 escape hatch, retired). No dotted key, no wrapper, no mirror.

**§A.5** `contractProvenance`, `Capabilities-Etag`, `auth.subjectLinking`, `replay.fork`, the bare A2A/MCP `supported`, and the `openwop-core` alias are absent from the v2 root; `spec/v1/migrations.json` rows `C2.1`–`C2.10` carry each with its codemod.

### §B. One declaration file

**§B.1** `spec/v2/declaration.json` (schema `declaration.schema.json`, `$id` under `/spec/v2/`) is the single source for: the capability schema (`schemas/v2/capabilities.schema.json` is generated), the family list and each family's `witness` class and maturity, the pack peer-dependency identifier (identical to the root key), the spec section anchor (`spec/v2/core/capabilities.md#<key>` or `spec/v2/ext/<key>/`), the floor scenarios and requirement ids that define `openwop-core-standard`, and the profile predicates (§C). `extensions.json`, `core-standard-manifest.json`, and `capability-declaration-classes.json` are retired; the operations half of `operation-path-manifest.json` becomes C.5's path manifest.

**§B.2** The declaration file is generated **from** nothing and checked **against** everything: `scripts/check-declaration.mjs` fails when a root key in the generated schema, a `§` heading in `spec/v2/core/capabilities.md`, or a peer-dependency identifier in a pack manifest names a family the declaration does not.

**§B.3** Reserved slots are unrepresentable under a closed root. `host.media` and `host.collaboration` (`host-capabilities.md:2184–2185`) are deleted; `host.workspace` is the declared family `workspace` (RFC 0059 is Accepted; the MUST NOT at `:2186` is retracted). The 11 RFC 0144 extension-class families (`brand`, `canvas`, `chat`, `coordination`, `dataIntegration`, `entities`, `kanban`, `knowledge`, `launchStudio`, `messaging`, `webResearch`) move under `extensions.openwop-app.*` for the host that serves them and their prose to `spec/v2/ext/`. `imageGeneration`/`videoGeneration` are declared facets of `aiProviders` or deleted (C.10 decides with RFC 0105).

### §C. Profiles: derived, one registry, two axes, three dispositions

**§C.1** A profile is a predicate over the declaration file, published in `schemas/v2/profiles.json` (generated). No `profiles[]` exists at the v2 root; `auth.profiles` becomes the facet `auth.lanes[]`, whose grammar C.3 owns. `a2a.profiles[]` and `mcp.profiles[]` stay as facets without the `-legacy` ids, beside the new `a2a.versions[]` and `mcp.revisions[]`; C.8 owns their grammars. *(Corrected 2026-09-27, after an architect review: this sentence said all three `profiles` arrays become `auth.lanes[]`, `a2a.versions[]` and `mcp.revisions[]`. Only `auth.profiles` was replaced. RFC 0175 §B.1 kept `a2a.profiles[]` and `mcp.profiles[]`, and `spec/v2/facets/a2a.schema.json` and `mcp.schema.json` carry them. A reader of the old sentence would have dropped two facets a v2 host may advertise.)* A host that emits a root `profiles[]` fails schema validation (§A.4).

**§C.2** Maturity has two axes: `technical` (`experimental | stable | deprecated`, from the record's `status`) and `adoption` (`none | single-witness | multi-witness | independent`, derived from the INTEROP-MATRIX bundle evidence). `stable` no longer requires a tier-3 host; `independent` records whether one exists. The RFC 0155 numeric budget is repealed by RFC 0166 §C.3; a family may exist at any count if it declares its witness class.

**§C.3** The three operational annex profiles (`openwop-core-standard`, `production`, `openwop-agent-platform`) become derived predicates like every other profile, or are documented-not-advertised; `core-standard-manifest.json` is the `openwop-core-standard` predicate inside the declaration file. The claim vocabulary (`profiles.md:324–325`) is restated in `spec/v2/core/` unchanged.

**§C.4** `externally-gated` is a third disposition for a surface held on grounds that are neither technical nor adoption: RFC 0121 (legal citation) and RFC 0035 (non-steward host tripwire). An externally-gated family MAY be declared with `status: experimental` and an `until` equal to the tripwire review date, or omitted; it MUST NOT be `stable`. `capabilities.sandbox` (declared today, RFC 0035 parked) is the first row.

**§C.5** The five Accepted RFCs with zero or single advertisers (0112–0116) are triaged on the adoption axis at the cut: `restTransport` and `a2uiSurface.deltaTransport` (`witness: claims-check`) move to `ext/` unless a behavioral witness lands; `memory.injectionBudget`, `toolCatalog` compact view, and `aiProviders.promptPrefixCache` keep their families with `adoption: single-witness`.

**§C.6** The invariant `profile-claim-floor-not-overstated` (`profiles.md:330`) is registered in `SECURITY/invariants.yaml` at the Phase 3 cut with its test (already exists: `certification-bundle-non-vacuous.test.ts`).

## Migration table

| Row | Kind | v1 | v2 | Codemod | Persisted data |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `openwop.migration.C2.1` | remove | `capabilities` wrapper | none | `openwop.codemod.capabilities-wrapper-removal` | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.2` | delete-alias | `host.<family>` dotted mirrors | none | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.3` | delete-alias | `openwop-core` in `profiles[]` | `openwop-discovery-core` | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` | never-upgraded |
| `openwop.migration.C2.4` | remove | `contractProvenance` | none | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.5` | remove | `auth.subjectLinking` | none | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.6` | rename | bare `a2a.supported` / `mcp.supported` | `protocolVersions[]` facets | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` (refuses when no array is present — it cannot invent versions) | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.7` | rename | `replay.fork` boolean | `replay.modes[]` | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.8` | rename | the 11 extension-class `host.*` families | `extensions.<org>.<name>` | `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.9` | behavior | `Capabilities-Etag` response header | standard `ETag` / `If-None-Match` (RFC 0165 §C.2 dual emission through the overlap) | — (a header is emitted, not persisted; clients read `ETag`) | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.10` | add | root `profiles[]` (undeclared, emitted by one host) | none — schema-invalid under the closed root | — | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.11` | retype | `aiProviders.selfHosted[]`, `realtimeVoice` sub-flags, `promptPrefixCache.{supported, providers[]}`, per-provider `authModes` map | `selfHosted`, `realtimeVoice`, `promptPrefixCache` booleans; one `authModes` list | `openwop.codemod.ai-providers-v2-narrow` (recorded 2026-09-28: v2 accepts the narrowing, and the seven v1 rules with no v2 seat retire; refuses a `realtimeVoice` with only one of `transcription`/`synthesis`) | not-persisted |
| `openwop.migration.C2.12` | rename | `aiProviders.supported` | `aiProviders.providers` | `openwop.codemod.ai-providers-v2-narrow` (recorded 2026-09-29: same values, renamed by the v2 facet without a row; refuses both names with different values) | not-persisted |

## Persisted-data disposition

| Store | v1 artifact | Disposition |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Certification bundles (all hosts) | `claimedProfiles[]` naming `openwop-core` | never-upgraded — valid v1 evidence at its version |
| Pack manifests (openwop-registry, 282 signed) | `peerDependencies` keyed by v1 family names | translated — the peer-dependency alias table generated from the declaration file (C.10 owns the re-publish) |
| Host discovery documents | wrapper, mirrors, dotted keys | not-persisted — the codemods rewrite a captured document; the host emits the v2 shape |

## Compatibility

`breaking` (v2). In v1.x this PR adds register rows and a codemod; no schema, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, or prose MUST changes. The §2.2 list is untouched. The v2 shape lands under `schemas/v2/` in Phase 3.

## Conformance

v2 scenarios (suite 2.0.0, C.1 packaging): `capabilities-root-closed` (unaided: a document with an unknown root key fails; one with a dotted key fails; one with a wrapper fails), `capability-record-shape` (unaided: every family has `status`/`since`/`witness`; `until` rules), `profiles-derived-only` (unaided: root `profiles[]` fails; the generated registry's predicates reproduce every profile the bundle claims), `declaration-parity` (corpus: schema, prose anchors, and pack peer-dependency identifiers agree with the declaration file), `externally-gated-never-stable` (unaided).

### Falsifiability — one row per normative requirement

| Requirement | Observable | Who can cause the condition | Verdict |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| §A.1 record shape required fields | discovery document — `openwop.requirement.0169.capability-record-shape` | the suite, unaided | witnessable — unaided |
| §A.1/§A.3 `until` rules | discovery document with `until` in the past — `openwop.requirement.0169.capability-record-shape` | the suite (fixture) / a host | witnessable — unaided |
| §A.2 no `supported` | schema validation — `openwop.requirement.0169.capability-record-shape` | the suite | witnessable — unaided |
| §A.4 closed root, one extension key with a grammar | schema validation of an injected key — `openwop.requirement.0169.capabilities-root-closed` | the suite | witnessable — unaided |
| §B.2 declaration parity | corpus gate | the corpus gate | witnessable — unaided (corpus) |
| §C.1 no root `profiles[]` | schema validation — `openwop.requirement.0169.capabilities-root-closed`, `openwop.requirement.0169.profiles-derived-only` | the suite | witnessable — unaided |
| §C.2 adoption axis derived from bundles | generated registry vs INTEROP-MATRIX | the corpus gate | witnessable — unaided (corpus) |
| §C.4 externally-gated never `stable` | generated registry | the corpus gate | witnessable — unaided (corpus) |

## Adversarial review

Recorded from the `/architect` pass run before filing (RFC 0167 §C (e)).

1. **`Capabilities-Etag` vs `ETag` semantics differ** (`capabilities-change-detection.md:43`: byte caching vs negotiation safety). Disposition: accepted — v2 discards the distinction; a discovery document's bytes are its negotiation identity, and a host that changes semantics without changing bytes is the RFC 0165 §C.2 case already ruled non-conformant. Row `C2.9` is `behavior`, not a codemod.
2. **The bare-`supported` rename cannot be a pure transform** when no `protocolVersions[]` exists in the source document. Disposition: the codemod refuses (throws) rather than inventing versions; the refusal fixture is committed.
3. **Removing `host.workspace`'s MUST NOT is a v1.x prose change** and must not ride this PR. Disposition: retracted here only in the v2 text (§B.3); the v1 contradiction is filed as a gap (G2) for an editorial correction PR that cites RFC 0059.
4. **Two-axis maturity makes `stable` reachable without an independent host** — is that an honesty regression? Disposition: no; `adoption: independent` is where that fact lives, and the claim vocabulary keeps "OpenWOP conformant" bound to `openwop-core-standard` evidence, not to `stable`.
5. **Fifteen root keys are metadata, not families, and §A.1 as first drafted would have rejected them.** Disposition: §A.1a names them; the declaration file declares them as metadata with their own schemas.
6. **A v1 scenario reads a root `profiles[]`** (`agent-platform-aggregate-evidence.test.ts:37`, the RFC 0085 operational-annex claim). Disposition: the claim rides an undeclared field today; §C.3 gives the annex profiles a home as derived predicates and the adoption axis; the v2 scenario reads the generated registry, never the document. Filed as G5 so the v1 scenario is not orphaned at the cut.
7. **The discovery codemod refused two legitimate v1 shapes** — `a2a.supported: false` with no versions (the family is simply absent in v2) and a dotted-only `host.forms` (a host following `host-capabilities.md:505` emits only the dotted key). Disposition: the transform drops the family on `false` and promotes a dotted-only declared family to its plain key; fixtures cover both.
8. **The declaration file is a fifth registry until the four are deleted.** Disposition: the four are retired in the same Phase 3 PR that lands the generator; `check-declaration.mjs` refuses a tree where both exist.

## Alternatives considered

1. Keep the open root and add a lint. Rejected: a lint cannot see a key it does not know; the 91st key was a typo that validated.
2. Keep `supported` as the record discriminator. Rejected: 61 families already encode the same fact twice; a record's presence is the honest claim.
3. Keep the profile catalog as a hand-maintained closed list. Rejected: the catalog and the derivation library are two answers to one question (`profiles.md:362`), and a production host already emits a third.
4. Do nothing. Rejected: every one of the eight aliases in the migration table is `removeIn: 2.0` in the register already; this RFC is where the removal is specified.

## Unresolved questions

1. ~~Whether `extensions.<org>.<name>` uses the reverse-DNS org form (`com.myndhyve`) or the short form (`myndhyve`). Recommended: short form, registered in the declaration file.~~ **Closed 2026-09-06 by RFC 0180 §Alternatives, in favour of the short form.** The deciding argument was not brevity: the dot is the type separator, so a reverse-DNS org makes the first segment ambiguous with the type path and a reader cannot split a type without already knowing the org list. The short form keeps `orgOf(type) = type.split('.')[0]` decidable *without* the registry, so an unregistered org stays identifiable and is merely not admitted. RFC 0180 also supplies the registration procedure this question presupposed and the corpus did not have.
2. Whether `imageGeneration` / `videoGeneration` are declared facets or deleted (RFC 0105 G5). Decided with C.10.

## Implementation notes (non-normative)

Phase 3 lands the declaration file, the generator, and `schemas/v2/capabilities.schema.json`. openwop-app emits the wrapper, the root, and the mirror from one function today and drops two of three on the register date (Phase 4). MyndHyve drops its root `profiles[]` and the `openwop-core` alias in its Phase 4 leg.

## Acceptance criteria

- [x] `Draft → Active`: RFC text; migration rows `C2.1`–`C2.10` in `spec/v1/migrations.json`; codemod `openwop.codemod.discovery-document-v2` with its four legs green; register rows; waiver ledger row; adversarial review recorded. (This PR.)
- [ ] `Active → Accepted` (Phase 3): declaration file + generator + `schemas/v2/capabilities.schema.json` + `profiles.json` landed; the five v2 scenarios in suite 2.0.0; the four v1 registries retired; an example host passes `capabilities-root-closed` from the front door. — met at the RC: the declaration file (`spec/v2/declaration.json`, 86 family rows / 17 metadata keys / 3 profiles), the generator (`scripts/generate-from-declaration.mjs`), the generated `schemas/v2/capabilities.schema.json`, the generated `profiles.json` (written to `spec/v2/profiles.json`), the five v2 witnesses in suite 2.0.0-rc.1 — three scenarios (`v2-capabilities-root-closed`, `v2-capability-record-shape`, `v2-profiles-derived-only`) and two corpus wrappers (`v2-declaration-parity`, `v2-externally-gated-never-stable`), the latter two carrying `executed-pass` rows in `evidence/corpus-ledger.json` — and the four v1 registries (`extensions.json`, `core-standard-manifest.json`, `capability-declaration-classes.json`, `operation-path-manifest.json`) retired as v2 sources: every v1 root key is anchored in the declaration file and `check-declaration.mjs` fails a reserved-undefined slot. deferred: the four registry files themselves stay under `spec/v1/` through the v1 overlap and are deleted at v1 end-of-support (reason: they remain the v1.x sources, and no v2 artifact reads them); the front-door `capabilities-root-closed` pass is recorded from the v2-reference host built out of `spec/v2/core/` (commit `a830ce1a`), whose signed bundle is a Phase 4 entry item (Phase 4).

## References

- RFC 0167 §A (Axioms 1–3), §C, §D, §E.1 axes 8–9; RFC 0073, 0144, 0155 §A/§C/§D, 0166 §C.3, 0059, 0105 G5, 0112–0116, 0121, 0035.
- `spec/v1/capabilities.md` §"Document-root layout", §"What a capability may vary", §"Sunset rule"; `profiles.md` §"Why this is not a wire field", §"Claim vocabulary"; `host-capabilities.md` §"Reserved-but-undocumented surfaces"; `agent-workspace.md`; `INTEROP-MATRIX.md` MyndHyve row.
- `spec/v1/migrations.json`, `deprecations.json`, `alias-detectors.json`; `codemods/`.