v0.3.0 — Convergent validation arc complete
Within 48 hours of initial publication (v0.1.0), seven independent sources across five credibility categories converged on architectural commitments ASHE specifies.
What changed in v0.3.0
ADR-019 v0.2 — Phor-scoped governance refinement
- Phor as governance cell (not task node)
- Phoremes as local execution law (not prompt fragments)
- Execution classes vs orchestration substrates distinction
- Dynamic Workflows are substrate, NOT a fourth execution class
- 10 explicit authority invariants
- Schema sketch for phor execution binding
- Standardized vocabulary
CASE-FOR-NOW §1.9-§1.13 — External validation arc
| Source | Category | Validates |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare (Wildani & Ahmad, 2026; Zhang et al. ACM SoCC 2025) | Industry engineering operational | Tri-surface web-side cache architecture |
| HUMAN Security (1+ quadrillion interactions analyzed) | Industry threat intelligence | Intent declaration + trust governance |
| Google Cloud (AI Agent Trends 2026; n=3,466 survey) | Frontier-vendor strategic disclosure | Multi-protocol stack + named capability-mediation gap |
| Lù, Kamath, Mosbach, Reddy (arXiv:2506.10953) | Academic research pipeline | "Agentic Web Interface" foundational position |
| Kenny & Pogrebna (HBR, 2026) | Executive business strategy | "First customer is the algorithm" |
| Jeske (Siteimprove, 2025) | Operator-practice decisioning | Operator governance frameworks already deployed |
| Wikimedia (operational workaround) | Industry operational | Structured-data-for-agents negotiation |
MANIFESTO update
New "External validation" section landing the 7-source convergence pattern with primary-source citations.
Brand surface
https://phor.io landing page is live with full SEO + structured data + JSON-LD (Organization / Person / WebSite / SoftwareApplication for ASHE / ProfessionalService).
Contact: patrick.karle@phor.io
License + provenance
Apache 2.0 with patent grant.
Developed within Continuum (Phor) over 2025-2026.
Published openly as a cross-vendor protocol proposal.
Bounded outcomes ≠ censored behavior.