Add OIA Application Matrix (v0) — committee dashboard sibling page

[michaeloboyle]

OIA Application Matrix (v0) — committee dashboard sibling page

Adds docs/oia-matrix.html, a self-contained interactive tool that maps community projects onto the Open Intelligence Architecture stack (10 layers × 6 cross-layer spans), linked from the dashboard header.

v0 draft — a strawman for committee review, not a measurement. Most placements are classified from repo descriptions (see the per-row evidence tier); some are unverified and may be wrong. A working tool to structure the OIA intake discussion, not an official Foundation ranking of any project.

Overview

Click any row to expand its rationale inline (no scrolling)

Each repo gets a gap-closing improvement prompt, grounded in the specs

What it does

• Layer footprint — where each project sits (● centre of gravity, · presence), mirroring the OIA Provider Footprint.
• Evidence tier — every placement is labelled code ✓ (checked in source), desc (description only), or desc ⚠ (code contradicts the description).
• Gap prompts — per-repo, generated from actual gaps, with links to the OIA reader, digest, charter, constitution, RFC-001.
• Client-side rescan — fetches the repo's live file tree and re-derives the footprint (heuristic auto tier); checks real files, not just names.
• Styled to match the committee dashboard (cream / terracotta / Barlow Condensed / IBM Plex Mono).

Reviewer notes

• Draft on purpose — held for committee review before it goes live on Pages. Merging publishes it.
• It evaluates named repos (incl. ruvnet/*) via a solo v0 rubric; please red-line placements you disagree with. Independent re-tagging is the intended next step.
• docs/oia-matrix.assets/ holds only the preview screenshots for this PR; can be stripped before merge.
• Full write-up in PKM: Orgs/Agentics-Foundation/Analyses/2026-07-15-OIA-Application-Evaluation-Matrix.md.

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[michaeloboyle]

Updated: added RobLe3/iicp.network (the IICP protocol) as the matrix's first external applicant — every prior row is an agenticsorg/* or ruvnet/* repo the committee already stewards.

OIA placement (evidence tier desc):

• Centre of gravity: L2 Sovereign Infrastructure (decentralized, operator-self-hosted mesh) + L5 Inference & Retrieval (intent-URN routing / node discovery — its core function).
• Presence: L3 (directory + .well-known/iicp-intents.json), L7 (dispatch beneath A2A/ACP, complementary to MCP), L9 (client SDKs).
• Strongest spans: sovereignty, identity, security. (Identity is the set's weakest span, so IICP touching it is notable.)
• Evidence note flags the honest state: classified from the published spec v1.5 + a live 2026-06-05 mesh probe, not a source audit. The mesh repo is invite-only — a client-side rescan will 404, which itself signals a failed openness gate.

Gap prompt captures the real live state: discovered nodes advertise score 0.91 but are unreachable to third parties (relay_capable:false); mesh was 3 sub-1B toy models on one host; Phase 3 DID identity unshipped; A2A/ACP bindings scoped but unimplemented (#202).

All three screenshots (overview / drill-down / gap-prompt) regenerated to show the IICP row. Placement is a v0 strawman for committee red-lining, consistent with the page disclaimer — and note IICP has not formally applied to intake; this is our structural classification of an external project.