agenda.md

Trust DID Web Work Item Rolling Agenda

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Agenda: HackMD, TrustDIDWeb Repository (synchronized after each meeting)

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Table of Contents

• Meeting Information
• Future Topics
• Meeting - 12 Sept 2024

Meeting Information

• Before you contribute - join DIF and sign the WG charter (both are required!)
• Meeting Time: Every second Thursday at 9:00 Pacific / 18:00 Central Europe
• Calendar entry
• ID WG participation tracking
• Zoom room
• Links and Repositories:
  • Specification, Spec Repository
  • Implementations: TS, Python, Go
  • Trust DID Web Server

Participants are encouraged to turn your video on. This is a good way to build rapport across the contributor community.

This document is live-edited DURING each call, and stable/authoritative copies live on our github repo under /agenda.md, link: Agenda.

Future Topics

• Using the did:tdw log format with other DID Methods
• Merging did:tdw features into did:web?
• Implementor's experiences -- architectures, learnings
• Trust DID Web Server -- implementations, such as this one, specification
• A did:tdw test suite -- such as proposed here

Meeting - 12 Sept 2024

Time: 9:00 Pacific / 18:00 Central Europe

Meeting Recording: Zoom Recording

Attendees:

• Stephen Curran
• Dmitri Zagidulin
• Cole Davis
• Brian Richter
• Andrew Whitehead
• Sylvain Martel
• Martina Kolpondinos
• John Jordan
• Patrick St. Louis

1. Welcome and Adminstrivia
   1. Recording on?
   2. Please make sure you: join DIF, sign the WG Charter, and follow the DIF Code of Conduct. Questions? Please contact operations@identity.foundation.
   3. did:tdw Specification license -- W3C Mode
   4. Introductions and Agenda Topics
2. Introduction to the did:tdw Work Item at DIF
   1. CCG Presentation on did:tdw (starts at the 5:40 mark of recording)
3. Brief(!) introduction to did:tdw
4. Discussion:
   1. What do you want this group to achieve?
   2. What would help you the most?
      1. Get to 1.0!
      2. Web server
      3. Next step topics -- witnesses, deactivation -- how does a diploma remain verifiable when the isssuer disappears -- with their web server. Aka durability.
      4. Acceptance of the method broadly.
      5. How did:tdw compares with KERI.
      6. Test suite!!!!! Implementation consistency.
      7. Cryptographic audit on the techniques used -- hashing use, etc.
      8. Governemnt acceptance of the cryptographic suites being used.
      9. Switchcord is running live use cases based on did:web -- would like to transition to did:tdw and its features.
5. Feature list feedback document -- importance of features?
6. Future Topics
7. Next Meeting -- next week, same time
   1. Input to TPAC.
8. Spec. PRs and Issues
9. Action items and next steps:
   1. Stephen to create a PR to change the spec. to say that a version is an object, JSON Patch is no longer used, and that the Data Integrity Proof is across the version object, without a challenge.
   2. Everyone to look at the list of did:tdw features and comment on the features.
   3. Everyone to review issues and open others as needed, to drive future discussions.