Our public roadmap for AIB. We ship in sprints, open-source everything, and prioritize based on community feedback.
The core identity bridge is live in production. Portable passports, credential translation across 4 protocols, Ed25519 audit trail, policy engine, OIDC federation, webhooks — and a full autonomous agent fleet running 24/7.
BPI France deadline June 9, 2026. Targeting sovereign hosting, W3C CCG submission, and first enterprise design partners (large French enterprises). The spec becomes the product.
Migrate from the current Supabase/Deno/Netlify stack to a sovereign, production-grade infrastructure. Required for enterprise contracts (large French enterprises) and BPI France compliance. Each step is independent and can ship incrementally.
Migration de la stack Supabase/Deno/Netlify actuelle vers une infrastructure souveraine et production-grade. Requis pour les contrats enterprise (large French enterprises) et la conformité BPI France. Chaque étape est indépendante et peut être livrée de manière incrémentale.
The current architecture hits a concurrency ceiling around 20-30 simultaneous agents. This phase removes that limit with a message broker, decentralized signing, and cross-org trust federation.
The spec adoption flywheel: TypeScript SDK, CLI, VS Code extension, framework integrations, and a marketplace of policy templates. Making AIB the default identity layer for every AI framework.
The long game: AIB becomes the identity substrate for the agentic web. Every AI agent on the internet has a DID. Every inter-agent interaction produces a signed receipt. The open protocol layer that enterprise IAM vendors implement — like they adopted OIDC.