Any news and updates of general interest to CTWG members

• Drummond Reed will give an update on the Trust Spanning Protocol Task Force progress.

Brian Richter Rieks Joosten 

Brian Richter has made little (if any) progress due to business. The idea now is that (under the assumption we will reconvene in September) he'll show the ingress tools by then, i.e. the tools that enable Wiki-pages to be converted to Curated Texts (as specified by TEv2). Then, work can continue with the HRGT.

TNO has made progress on the TRRT, which we expect will be delivered (incl. documentation which is still progressing) by the end of this week. There are some few nifty feature requests that may need some additional work, but we're quite happy with what it should be able to do - it will be fully customizable, both in terms of TermRef syntax as well as in terms of the texts that they will be converted into. 

There have been a few changes in specs, (see figure below) the most notable one being the addition of a new tool - the MRG importer.d

Rieks Joosten has made his first Python script, which is a MRGT that only works for all curated texts in a single scopedir. It was used to make the MRG for the eSSIF-Lab stuff.

On 2023-07-11 in the ToIP Slack, Henk posted this update:

In the KERI meeting today we voted for the move of our “source of terms truth” known as the ACDC-wiki: it’s going to be WOT-terms wiki: https://github.com/WebOfTrust/WOT-terms/wiki from today. We will still be able to sync between the glossaries at
ToIP user acdc repo and WebofTrust WOT-terms repo.

The reason for the move is a practical one: more control over our own data and functionality while maintaining the symbiotic properties between ToIP and WoT. More info and acknowledgements in KERISSE section how we did.

The most recent update of the glossary in ToIP format can now be found here but will most probably also be hosted from ToIP github space (here) soon.

Drummond Reed Rieks Joosten 

Proposal: NO MEETINGS IN AUGUST. Our next meeting will be 11 Sept 2023.

Neil Thomson said the GSWG is also taking the same approach.