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id: "acdc-tf-2024-05-07"
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title: "ACDC Task Force meeting, 2024-05-07"
maintainer: "Trust over IP (ACDC Task Force)"
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date: "2024-05-07"
year: 2024
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# ACDC Task Force meeting, 2024-05-07

Action-item review recorded the Technology Stack Working Group (TSWG) chairs' view that the specifications still need RFC 2119 language and a conformance section before submission, likely followed by a second public review. Reports noted a KERIpy issue with multisig end-role authorization where seal sequence numbers must be hex strings. Discussion covered a proposed Self-Certifying Identifier (SCID) specification and security guide linked to did:tdw, profiles for different uses of KERI autonomic identifiers (AIDs), and a roadmap to move to CESR 2.0 by the end of 2024.

Labels: reading level Practitioner; evidence official (a statute, a regulator's document, or a standards body's own page).
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