Open Source and Open Standards
ANDIP LIVE's website is deliberately small, inspectable, and portable. This page distinguishes what the site uses today from technologies the broader project may build upon as its architecture develops.
A hand-authored offline-first surface
The static site favours inspectability over a dependency-heavy presentation layer.
This website is hand-authored with HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript. It deliberately uses no external CDN, no web font service, no icon library, and no framework runtime.
Why that choice matters
The pages are designed to work fully offline from the local filesystem. The approach reduces moving parts for this public project surface; it does not claim that the future ANDIP LIVE architecture will have no runtime dependencies.
Standards this site is written to respect
The following open standards and guidance shape the markup, styling, diagrams, and accessibility intent.
HTML Living Standard
Provides the semantic document structure, links, headings, sections, and native controls used throughout the site.
CSS
Defines the styling language used for layout, responsive presentation, colour, spacing, and visual hierarchy.
SVG
Supports the original inline diagrams used to explain the proposed intelligence architecture.
ECMAScript
Informs the small amount of vanilla JavaScript used for static-site interactions where present.
WAI-ARIA and WCAG guidance
Guides accessible names, relationships, focusable controls, contrast decisions, and the site's broader accessibility intent.
Technologies the project may build upon
These acknowledgements describe possible architectural building blocks, not current website dependencies or partnerships.
Python
May support research tooling, orchestration, evaluation, or service components as the architecture develops.
Node.js
May be relevant to integration services, developer tooling, or conversational runtime experiments.
Container runtimes
May help isolate proposed services and reproduce development or evaluation environments.
Message queues and distributed execution tooling
May support bounded task routing, retries, and specialist-agent coordination if validated by the engineering work.
Open telemetry standards
May inform visibility into cost, latency, task outcomes, and evidence paths without being presented as a completed implementation.
The ANDIP LIVE project may use technologies in these categories. They are not dependencies of this website, and the project does not represent them as partners.
Original inline SVG, without a bundled icon set
Visual explanations are authored as part of the project rather than imported from a third-party asset library.
Acknowledgement is not affiliation
Open ecosystems carry their own authorship and governance.
Each acknowledged project is the property of its respective authors and is governed by its own licence. Listing a project here does not imply affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement in either direction.
Keep exploring
Read the proposed technical material or contact the project with a standards and infrastructure question.