Asymptote Fault Tolerance Roadmap
AFT is the consensus and fault-tolerance foundation for deterministic machine-labor settlement assumptions.
Asymptote Fault Tolerance Roadmap Context
Asymptote Fault Tolerance is the Research surface in the IOI roadmap. AFT is the consensus and fault-tolerance foundation for deterministic machine-labor settlement assumptions. This surface spans Published research through Horizon 1 ā single-node pursuit and should route technical readers to the canonical evidence behind each status claim.
Roadmap Records
The Asymptote Fault Tolerance surface currently contains 2 roadmap records. Each record has its own canonical URL, horizon, status, and evidence profile so readers can distinguish implementation claims, publications, previews, active cuts, and future direction.
- IIP-002: Breaking the lower bound in the model delta is Published evidence in Published research with scope: Relay-free deterministic all-but-one (nā1 of n) Byzantine safety; Campaign N/O Class C throughput measured on one pinned provider container, recorded variance_caveated ā not a bare-metal or reproduced-within-threshold claim.
- IIP-070: Relying-party assurance interoperability is Planned in Horizon 1 ā single-node pursuit with scope: From one first-party AFT registry consumer to published verifier profiles, freshness and revocation rules, independently implemented verifiers, and externally accountable consumers.
Evidence Links
Evidence links connect this roadmap surface to papers, repositories, releases, developer documentation, or product surfaces. They are part of the canonical internal-link graph for IOI.