Project information
Design rationale, release policy, governance, participation, security, and the boundary between the specification and future developer tools.
Release and direction
0.2.0-draft release
Current draft scope, the independence caveat, and known limitations.
0.1.0-draft release
The first published draft's scope and known limitations.
0.1.0-draft specification
Where the superseded draft's tagged prose lives.
Changelog
Draft and published preview history.
Versioning
Release and compatibility policy.
Roadmap
Evidence gates for each maturity stage.
Design and tooling
Design principles
Constraints that shape JPS.
Non-goals
What JPS intentionally does not standardize.
Origin and scope
How the specification stays independent of any implementation.
Specification and implementation boundary
Why the spec is usable without any particular tool.
Site deployment
Build, preview, and hosting guidance.
Concepts and proposals
FAQ
Common and hard architectural questions.
Field guide
Plain-language walkthrough of every field.
Architecture vision
A non-normative picture of the layered architecture.
Comparison
How JPS relates to DMN, policy engines, and rule engines.
Proposals (RFCs)
Design proposals, their disposition records, and the change process.
Participation and stewardship
Contributing
Ways to test and propose changes.
Governance
Current decision model and future neutrality.
Security
Security boundary and reporting.
Testing feedback
Safe, reproducible report template.
Code of conduct
Expected participation standards.
License
Apache License 2.0.