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Project updates, version announcements, and technical notes.
Platform Portaling and Spatial Computing
How Universal Manifest enables portaling between platforms and spatial computing environments with identity, permissions, and context intact.
May 21, 2026OMA3 TWG Meeting Schedule
The OMA3 Technical Working Group meets bimonthly to discuss Universal Manifest standardization. Next meeting: May 28, 2026 at 7:00 AM Pacific / 14:00 GMT.
May 18, 2026Live Implementations: peers.social and peermesh.org
Two live platforms are running the Universal Manifest v0.3 evaluation contract in production: peers.social for self-sovereign identity and peermesh.org for open-source infrastructure.
May 18, 2026The New universalmanifest.net
The Universal Manifest website has been rebuilt from the ground up with 15 use-case walkthroughs, a standards composition page, interactive tools, and the v0.3 spec published in full.
May 18, 2026v0.3: The Evaluation Contract
Universal Manifest v0.3 defines the evaluation contract, the evaluation sequence, selective disclosure, sealed entries, and bilateral exchange. The spec is now the technical reference for implementers.
April 29, 2026OMA3 Begins Review of Universal Manifest
The OMA3 Technical Working Group voted to consider Universal Manifest for standardization, opening a formal pathway for the specification.
April 29, 2026v0.2: Signatures and Identity Binding
Universal Manifest v0.2 made signatures mandatory, introduced four trust tiers, added agent delegation, and made manifests verifiable documents.
February 10, 2026v0.1: The Envelope Format
Universal Manifest v0.1 defined the portable envelope that carries identity references, claims, consent records, and device registrations in one document.