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- POSIX - A family of IEEE standards defining the API, shell, and utility interfaces for Unix-like operating systems to ensure software portability.
- Golden Path - The optimal, recommended, and well-supported way to accomplish a task or achieve a goal.
- Definition of Ready - Shared criteria that must be met before a work item can be started by a team.
- AI Interoperability - Ability of AI tools, agents, and skills to work across different platforms, models, and environments without modification.
- Open Standards - Publicly available technical specifications that enable interoperability and prevent vendor lock-in.
- Semantic Versioning - A versioning scheme using MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH numbers to communicate the nature and impact of changes in software releases.
- Interoperability - The ability of different systems, tools, and platforms to work together and exchange data seamlessly.
- Definition of Done - A shared checklist of criteria that must be met for work to be considered complete.
- Semantic Web - An extension of the web where data is given well-defined meaning, enabling machines to understand, link, and reason across information.
- Linked Data - A method of publishing structured data on the web so it can be interlinked, discovered, and queried across sources using standard protocols.
- Topic Map - An ISO standard for knowledge organization that represents topics, their associations, and occurrences to create navigable knowledge structures.
- AI Skill Portability - The ability to transfer AI skills between different AI platforms, model providers, and agent frameworks without rewriting them.
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