UAIX has clarified how current public conformance evidence should travel from the validator into release packets and repeatable regression checks.
What changed
- Implementations now defines a clearer current public conformance packet for release-ready implementations.
- Tools now states more directly how fixture-backed regression checks and exported validator results should stay attached to the release trail.
- Validator now distinguishes current public conformance evidence from a separate certification or badge program that has not yet been published.
- Governance now treats reusable public conformance packets as near-term trust work before any broader assurance surface is claimed.
How to use this update
- Use Validator to generate evidence tied to the exact profile, schema, registry, and fixture paths used during review.
- Carry that evidence through Implementations, the Changelog, and News so release claims remain reviewable.
- Treat a passing result as current public evidence of alignment with the published record, not as a permanent certification mark or partner endorsement.
Why this matters
UAIX becomes easier to trust when its conformance proof is easy to rerun, easy to cite, and easy to compare across releases. This update tightens that public evidence layer without inventing a certification program that the site has not yet published.