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* To create a verified claims agent development community that includes open source, research and commercial efforts.

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* To build liason relationships with related efforts at OpenID Artifact Binding WG, IETF (e.g., OAuth), Kantara (e.g. ULX and CI), Mozilla (e.g. Account Manager) and W3C (new initiatives being considered). Where possible to work with these organizations on their respective specs, rather than creating new specs.

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* To build liason relationships with related efforts at OpenID Artifact Binding WG, IETF (e.g., OAuth), Kantara (e.g. ULX and CI), Mozilla (e.g. Account Manager) and W3C (new initiatives being considered). Where possible to work with these organizations on their respective specs, rather than creating new specs.

* To build and test together at least one complete implementation of all claims agent components, including multiple cloud hosted agents and components for a wide range of desktop and mobile devices (specific systems and versions support TBD). May be a mix of open source and commercial components. The binaries of the commercially developed components that are part of this distinguished set of components must be available under RANDZ terms. All desktop and mobile device components must be compatible with all of the cloud agent instances.

* To fund one complete, open source claims agent implementation including a cloud agent (e.g., in Java, or .NET, or other suitable language) and components for desktop and mobile devices. All open source code will be licensed under TBD license (most likely Apache 2.0) and resulting components must be interoperable with any commercially developed components.

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* Ensure that the architecture and all components developed enable expansion of the initial target scenarios to include commercial sources of claims, claims orchestration and aggregation, and claims marketplaces (where there may be transaction costs per claims exchange).

* Consider how the architecture and components developed can enable value added services on both the cloud agent and the desktop and mobile devices.

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=== Initial Target Scenario Characteristics ===

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 * To create a verified claims agent development community that includes open source, research and commercial efforts.
 * To build liason relationships with related efforts at OpenID Artifact Binding WG, IETF (e.g., OAuth), Kantara (e.g. ULX and CI), Mozilla (e.g. Account Manager) and W3C (new initiatives being considered). Where possible to work with these organizations on their respective specs, rather than creating new specs.
 * To build and test together at least one complete implementation of all claims agent components, including multiple cloud hosted agents and components for a wide range of desktop and mobile devices (specific systems and versions support TBD). May be a mix of open source and commercial components.  The binaries of the commercially developed components that are part of this distinguished set of components must be available under RANDZ terms.  All desktop and mobile device components must be compatible with all of the cloud agent instances.
 * To fund one complete, open source claims agent implementation including a cloud agent (e.g., in Java, or .NET, or other suitable language) and components for desktop and mobile devices. All open source code will be licensed under TBD license (most likely Apache 2.0) and resulting components must be interoperable with any commercially developed components.
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 * Ensure that the architecture and all components developed enable expansion of the initial target scenarios to include commercial sources of claims, claims orchestration and aggregation, and claims marketplaces (where there may be transaction costs per claims exchange).
 * Consider how the architecture and components developed can enable value added services on both the cloud agent and the desktop and mobile devices.
 === Initial Target Scenario Characteristics ===