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May 7, 20260 citationsOpen Access

CSP-0.2 — Cognitive Skill Passport: Compatibility Layer and Validator Specification

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AAANDRII ARTSYBASHEV

Key Points

  • The aim is to define a standardized specification for AI skills to facilitate verification and transfer across systems.
  • Introduced Compatibility Layer for defining input/output formats and data categories
  • Developed a Python validator using JSON Schema for programmatic verification
  • Ensured backward compatibility with CSP-0.1
  • Created structured ontology for improved processing capabilities
  • Established a framework for interoperability among diverse AI systems
  • Enabled pre-execution validation based on actual skill compatibility
  • Promoted the concept of skills as portable and verifiable units

Abstract

CSP-0.2 (Cognitive Skill Passport) is an additive update to the CSP-0.1 open standard for describing, verifying, and transferring AI skills across heterogeneous systems. This version introduces the Compatibility Layer, a structured ontology for declaring input/output formats, data categories, and processing capabilities. The layer enables pre-execution validation, improves interoperability, and allows orchestration systems to route tasks based on actual skill compatibility. The document also includes a reference Python validator implementation using JSON Schema, demonstrating how CSP passports can be programmatically verified. Core principle:Skill = Passport + Runtime Behavior Where:- Passport defines immutable identity and requirements- Runtime captures dynamic behavior and performance CSP-0.2 remains fully backward compatible with CSP-0.1. Previous version (CSP-0.1):https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19639060 This work contributes to the development of a standardized "Internet of Intelligence", where AI skills become portable, verifiable, and composable units. Author: Artsybashev Andrii Oleksiiovych

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ANDRII ARTSYBASHEV (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbf004164b5133a91a4497https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20034068
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