Structured Intent Description Language (SIDL). INTENT-7 is a syntactic standard for AI-native intent expression. It defines a strict JSON Schema for intent messages — what fields they contain, how they are validated, and how they are routed.
INTENT-7 is a minimalist syntactic layer. It defines structure, not behavior. Adaptability to different backends is achieved by downstream components (orchestration, visualization), not by INTENT-7 itself.
INTENT-7 does NOT:
- Promise semantic alignment (that is the job of visualization consensus layers like Cellrix)
- Prove trust (that is a multi-dimensional collaboration across the ecosystem)
- Map intents to tool capabilities (that is the job of the orchestration layer like Anaphase)
INTENT-7 ← You are here
↑
BIND-19 (transport binding — format negotiation & integrity)
↑
INTENT-7-SECURE (optional mTLS reference implementation)
↑
CAPABILITY-13 (consensus confirmation — what you see is what you sign)
| Protocol | Repository |
|---|---|
| CAPABILITY-13 | CommonIntents-144/CAPABILITY-13 |
| BIND-19 | CommonIntents-144/BIND-19 |
| INTENT-7-SECURE | CommonIntents-144/INTENT-7-SECURE |
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