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Status: Stable · RFC 0177 §E, RFC 0174 §E.2. This page defines the

maturity labels used by extension documents. Extensions are outside the core

profile unless a core document explicitly incorporates them.

Each declared extension has a page at spec/v2/ext/<name>/README.md and a row in ../declaration.json. Presence in the declaration reserves its identifier; it does not make the extension interoperable. Read the individual page to determine whether it defines portable behavior or only a discovery claim.

Maturity labels

scripts/check-ext-status-coherence.mjs checks these labels against committed conformance evidence.

Draft

Declared, but not supported by qualifying interoperability evidence.

Predicate: The family is declared in spec/v2/declaration.json with anchor: ext.

Stable

Witnessed. At least one host at evidence tier 2 or better serves it, and a certified bundle in evidence/v2-host-bundles/ records the family's declared witness class as satisfied.

Predicate: Every Stable document's family has at least one executed-pass row under its witness id in a bundle whose relevant profile claim is certified: true, and the seven-day comment window has run since the promotion PR.

Retired

Withdrawn. The family is removed from the declaration, and the document names its replacement or the RFC that retired it.

Predicate: The family is absent from the declaration; the document carries a Superseded by: or Retired by: line.

The gate enforces both directions:

  • A Stable document without qualifying evidence fails validation.
  • A Draft document with qualifying evidence is reported as eligible for

review and promotion.

A directory without a corresponding declared family is an implementation or migration note and MUST identify itself as outside this maturity rule. This currently applies to grpc-transport, portability, provider-idempotency, and sandbox-runtime-notes.

What this does not decide

Whether an extension should become core. That requires a separate RFC, normative text, machine-readable contracts, and a behavioral witness.