Partner Integration Overview
Phosra publishes tools for evaluating the OCSS Draft 4 integration model: public SDKs, a CLI, public registries, sample artifacts, and a hosted sandbox containing synthetic identities and families. Phosra does not claim a live production federation, customer deployment, or independent accreditation program.
There are two primary integration roles:
| Role | SDK | Sandbox workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | @phosra/link | Model family consent and signed rule writes |
| Platform | @phosra/gatekeeper | Receive a synthetic profile, decide locally, and submit a test receipt |
Cryptographic signing happens in your process. Keep private keys in your own secret manager.
Start in the public sandbox
npm install -g @phosra/cli
phosra init --role provider # or --role platform
phosra doctorThe CLI points to https://phosra-api-sandbox-production.up.railway.app. Its families,
registry entries, standing fields, and receipts are test fixtures. A successful round trip
demonstrates protocol mechanics; it is not proof of certification or production interoperability.
Availability
| Surface | Current posture |
|---|---|
| Public SDKs and CLI | Available for evaluation |
| Hosted sandbox | Available with synthetic data |
| Public registries and sample signed artifacts | Available as test/reference material |
| Design-partner support | Exclusive beta; apply to participate |
| Hosted production decision routing | Roadmap |
| Production receipt rail and broader platform adapters | Roadmap |
| Independent certification/accreditation program | Roadmap |
OCSS Draft 4 is an independent pre-release draft intended for a future standards-track process. It has no official IETF Datatracker record. Phosra remains steward of record while a proposed transfer to independent governance is incomplete.
Design-partner beta
Teams with a concrete parental-controls or platform workflow can join as design partners. A bounded pilot can validate SDK fit, data minimization, integration ergonomics, and the evidence you would need before production. Participation does not imply accreditation, certification, customer status, or a generally available production service.