UAI-1 implementation

UAI-1 .NET Distribution

NuGet packages, starter ZIPs, ASP.NET support, compatibility mirrors, and UAIX.org backlinks.

UAI-1 / Protocol

UAI-1 on Protocol5.com

Terminology: UAI means Universal Artificial Intelligence. UAI-1 means the current public UAI exchange contract published by UAIX.org.

Package Hub Examples .NET Support

Raw / developer layer

UAI language source and developer tools

The public page renders compact UAI as an alternate language layer. JSON, linked registries, and validation schema remain here for developer inspection.

Compact UAI index.uai.json uai-1.schema.json symbols.schema.json uai-lexicon.schema.json registry uai-1.json uai-1-examples.json symbols.json uai-lexicon.json UAI-1-examples.json validate registry validate Human companion
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Protocol5 is fetching the compact UAI language source before developer JSON.

Language layer

UAI-1 on Protocol5.com

Use the view control to switch between human prose, rendered UAI, and raw developer inspection. The rendered UAI mode keeps this page layout intact and changes only the text layer.

UAI-1 on Protocol5.com

Terminology: UAI means Universal Artificial Intelligence. UAI-1 means the current public UAI exchange contract published by UAIX.org.

Protocol5.com is not the UAI-1 standards site, registry authority, validator authority, roadmap authority, or governance source of truth.

UAIX.org is the authoritative public site for UAI-1. Use UAIX.org for the specification, schemas, registry, examples, validator, roadmap, governance, changelog, and project-handoff guidance.

Protocol5.com keeps this UAI-1 route as a .NET implementation and package distribution surface. Its job is to help C# and ASP.NET teams install Protocol5.UAI.CSharp, download the starter ZIP, inspect package mirrors, and find the canonical UAIX.org materials.

Document Information

Boundary

  1. UAIX.org defines UAI-1.
  2. Protocol5.com distributes .NET implementation packages for UAI-1.
  3. Protocol5 package mirrors are compatibility aids, not canonical registries.
  4. Protocol5 local validation is package-side developer support, not the public UAI-1 validator of record.
  5. Public support, conformance, certification, and roadmap claims should point to UAIX.org.

Recommended Reading Path

Start with UAIX.org when you need the standard:

  1. Get Started
  2. UAI-1 Specification
  3. Schemas, Registry, and Examples
  4. Validator, Adoption Kit, and Conformance Pack
  5. Roadmap and Changelog

Return to Protocol5.com when you need the .NET package, ZIP download, ASP.NET middleware notes, or local package smoke-test fixtures.

Compatibility Note

Older Protocol5 paths such as /UAI-1, /UAI-1.json, /registry/uai-1.json, and /schema/uai-1.schema.json may remain available so existing package consumers do not break. Treat them as package mirrors or compatibility artifacts. For current public UAI-1 truth, link to UAIX.org.