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NPS is on a four-phase path from draft specification to formal standard. The latest suite release is v1.0.0-alpha.18, published 2026-08-15. It delivers the NPS-CR-0011 / NWP 0.21 stateful LLM context contract across all six SDKs — owner-bound context ids, create / append / fork / reset / status / release, compare-and-swap versions, atomic cancellation, NWM 0.2 discovery, and NIP 0.14 llm:context authorization — plus official NWP LLM usage telemetry with unary request_id correlation and the new NPS-LIMIT-RESOURCE code. The specification tree now carries the reviewed, unreleased alpha.19 debt-closure candidate; installable artifacts remain alpha.18.
| Tag | Meaning |
|---|---|
v0.x-draft |
internal draft; breaking changes allowed |
v0.x-alpha |
public preview; API not stable |
v0.x-beta |
feature-complete; external testing |
v1.0 |
spec frozen; production-ready |
Established the full NPS spec skeleton across all five protocols (NCP / NWP / NIP / NDP / NOP), unified the frame namespace, published the AaaS and Node conformance profiles, and released public repositories.
All five protocols production-ready in six reference SDKs (.NET / Python / TypeScript / Java / Rust / Go), with NIP CA Server reference deployments in all six languages. Key milestones:
npsd L1 daemon with sub-NID issuance and per-NID inbox queuesAdapters to MCP, A2A, and gRPC ecosystems; Tier-2 MsgPack production hardening; reference tooling.
mcp-ingress verifiedNDP.ResolveFrame DNS TXT resolution (nwp:// → physical endpoint) — all six SDKsReal-world deployments, NPS Cloud CA v1.0, and the beginnings of de-facto standard status.
Formal W3C / IETF standardization and NPS 1.0 spec freeze.
📖 For tutorials, references, and operator guides, see the NPS handbook.