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title: "Ai_labeling"
description: "Documentation for Ai_labeling"
---
# AI Labeling System [AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3]
## Table of Contents
- [Section 1](#section-1)
- [Section 2](#section-2)
> **IMPORTANT: This is the canonical and authoritative AI labeling documentation for Anya Core.**
> **Version: 3.1 (2025-05-30)**
>
> All other labeling documents are deprecated in favor of this standardized system.
> For migration details, see the [Migration Guide](#migration-from-legacy-systems) section.
## Overview
This document defines the standardized AI labeling system used throughout the Anya Core codebase, following official Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIPs). This system ensures all components are properly categorized for AI readiness, security, compliance, and other critical aspects.
## Tag Format
AI tags follow a consistent bracket format: `[XXX-N]` where:
- `XXX` is a 3-letter category code
- `N` is a numeric level (0-3, with 3 being highest)
Example: `[AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3]`
## Core Label Categories
### AIR - AI Readiness
AIR labels indicate how well a component is prepared for AI interaction and augmentation.
| AIR-0 | Not AI-Ready | No structured data, no defined interfaces |
| AIR-1 | Basic AI-Readiness | Basic structured data, limited documentation |
| AIR-2 | Enhanced AI-Readiness | Structured data, documented interfaces |
| AIR-3 | Full AI-Readiness | Fully structured data, comprehensive interfaces |
### AIS - AI Security
AIS labels indicate the level of security considerations for AI interactions.
| AIS-0 | No AI Security | No security considerations for AI interactions |
| AIS-1 | Basic AI Security | Basic input validation, minimal safeguards |
| AIS-2 | Enhanced AI Security | Input/output validation, security checks |
| AIS-3 | Advanced AI Security | Comprehensive validation, threat modeling, testing |
### AIT - AI Testing
AIT labels indicate the level of testing for AI components and interactions.
| AIT-0 | No AI Testing | No specific tests for AI components |
| AIT-1 | Basic AI Testing | Simple unit tests for AI components |
| AIT-2 | Enhanced AI Testing | Unit and integration tests for AI interactions |
| AIT-3 | Advanced AI Testing | Comprehensive testing including adversarial testing |
### AIM - AI Monitoring
AIM labels indicate the level of monitoring for AI components.
| AIM-0 | No AI Monitoring | No monitoring of AI components |
| AIM-1 | Basic AI Monitoring | Basic metrics collection |
| AIM-2 | Enhanced AI Monitoring | Metrics and alerting for AI components |
| AIM-3 | Advanced AI Monitoring | Comprehensive metrics, alerting, and analysis |
### AIP - AI Privacy
AIP labels indicate the level of privacy considerations for AI interactions.
| AIP-0 | No AI Privacy | No privacy considerations for AI data |
| AIP-1 | Basic AI Privacy | Basic data minimization |
| AIP-2 | Enhanced AI Privacy | Data minimization and anonymization |
| AIP-3 | Advanced AI Privacy | Comprehensive privacy protections, including PETs |
### AIE - AI Ethics
AIE labels indicate the level of ethical considerations for AI components.
| AIE-0 | No AI Ethics | No ethical considerations for AI |
| AIE-1 | Basic AI Ethics | Basic ethical guidelines |
| AIE-2 | Enhanced AI Ethics | Ethical guidelines and review process |
| AIE-3 | Advanced AI Ethics | Comprehensive ethical framework, review, and testing |
## Extended Label Categories
### BPC - Bitcoin Protocol Compliance
BPC labels indicate the level of compliance with Bitcoin protocol standards and best practices.
| BPC-0 | No Bitcoin Compliance | No compliance with Bitcoin protocols |
| BPC-1 | Basic Bitcoin Compliance | Basic implementation of Bitcoin protocols |
| BPC-2 | Enhanced Bitcoin Compliance | Implementation of advanced Bitcoin features |
| BPC-3 | Advanced Bitcoin Compliance | Complete compliance with relevant BIPs, comprehensive testing |
### RES - Resilience
RES labels indicate how resilient a component is to failures and attacks.
| RES-0 | Not Resilient | No resilience mechanisms |
| RES-1 | Basic Resilience | Basic error handling and recovery |
| RES-2 | Enhanced Resilience | Comprehensive error handling, failover mechanisms |
| RES-3 | Advanced Resilience | Advanced resilience, self-healing capabilities |
### SCL - Scalability
SCL labels indicate how well a component can scale with increased load.
| SCL-0 | Not Scalable | Cannot handle increased load |
| SCL-1 | Basic Scalability | Basic vertical scaling capabilities |
| SCL-2 | Enhanced Scalability | Horizontal and vertical scaling support |
| SCL-3 | Advanced Scalability | Advanced scaling, automatic resource management |
### PFM - Performance
PFM labels indicate the level of performance optimization and efficiency.
| PFM-0 | No Performance Optimization | No specific performance considerations |
| PFM-1 | Basic Performance | Basic performance optimizations |
| PFM-2 | Enhanced Performance | Comprehensive optimizations, benchmarking |
| PFM-3 | Advanced Performance | Advanced optimizations, continuous monitoring |
### DAO - DAO Governance
DAO labels indicate the level of governance functionality.
| DAO-0 | No Governance | No governance features | None |
| DAO-1 | Basic Governance | Simple voting mechanisms | BPC-1 Required |
| DAO-2 | Standard Governance | Proposal system, delegation | BPC-2 Required |
| DAO-3 | Advanced Governance | Quadratic voting, delegated authority | BPC-3 Required |
> **Special Note**: Previous versions used a DAO-4 level for "Institutional Governance" with multi-chain and legal wrappers.
> This has been deprecated in the standardized system and should be migrated to DAO-3 with additional specific tags.
### DID - Decentralized Identity
DID labels indicate the level of decentralized identity integration.
| DID-0 | No DID Support | No support for decentralized identities |
| DID-1 | Basic DID Support | Basic DID resolution and verification |
| DID-2 | Enhanced DID Support | Comprehensive DID operations |
| DID-3 | Advanced DID Support | Complete W3C DID standard compliance |
### W5C - Web5 Compliance
W5C labels indicate the level of compliance with Web5 standards.
| W5C-0 | No Web5 Compliance | No support for Web5 protocols |
| W5C-1 | Basic Web5 Compliance | Basic DWN integration |
| W5C-2 | Enhanced Web5 Compliance | Comprehensive DWN support |
| W5C-3 | Advanced Web5 Compliance | Complete Web5 stack implementation |
### UXA - User Experience & Accessibility
UXA labels indicate the level of user experience and accessibility considerations.
| UXA-0 | No UX/Accessibility | No specific UX or accessibility considerations |
| UXA-1 | Basic UX/Accessibility | Basic usability and accessibility features |
| UXA-2 | Enhanced UX/Accessibility | Comprehensive usability, WCAG A compliance |
| UXA-3 | Advanced UX/Accessibility | Advanced UX, WCAG AAA compliance |
## Usage Guidelines
### Required Format
Labels must be applied in a standard format:
```
[Category-Level]
```
Multiple labels should be grouped together without spaces:
```
[AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3][AIT-3]
```
### Where to Apply Labels
- **Code Files**: Include in file headers or module documentation
- **Functions/Methods**: Add to documentation comments for key functions
- **Documentation**: Add to headings for relevant sections
- **Commit Messages**: Include for significant changes
- **Pull Requests**: Include in description
### Code Examples
**Rust:**
```rust
//! Bitcoin SPV verification module
//! [AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3][AIT-3][RES-3]
/// Verifies a Bitcoin SPV proof
/// [AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3]
pub fn verify_bitcoin_spv(proof: BitcoinSPV) -> Result<bool, Error> {
// Implementation
}
```
**JavaScript:**
```javascript
/**
* Bitcoin Protocol Security Validator
* [AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3][AIT-2]
*/
function validateBitcoinProtocol(params) {
// Implementation
}
```
**Documentation:**
```markdown
## SPV Verification [AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3]
This section describes the SPV verification process...
```
**Commit Message:**
```
[AIR-3][AIS-3][BPC-3] Implement secure SPV verification with BIP-341 compliance
```
## Migration from Legacy Systems
This documentation consolidates and standardizes several previous AI labeling systems:
1. **Legacy Sequential Format (`AIR-001`)**: Replace with bracket format (`[AIR-3]`)
2. **1-5 Scale**: Convert to 0-3 scale (1→0, 2→1, 3→1, 4→2, 5→3)
3. **Overlapping Acronyms**: Standardized to avoid duplication
### Migration Mapping
| AIR-001, AIR-002 | [AIR-1] |
| AIR-003, AIR-004 | [AIR-2] |
| AIR-005+ | [AIR-3] |
| AIS-1, AIS-2 | [AIS-1] |
| AIS-3, AIS-4 | [AIS-2] |
| AIS-5 | [AIS-3] |
| DAO-4 | [DAO-3] (See Special Note) |
## Validation Script
A script is available to validate AI labels in code and documentation:
```bash
# Run validation on the entire codebase
./scripts/validate_ai_labels.ps1
# Run validation on specific files
./scripts/validate_ai_labels.ps1 -file src/bitcoin/spv.rs
```
## Version History
- v1.0 (2025-01-15): Initial version with multiple labeling systems
- v2.0 (2025-02-01): Consolidated labeling with varying formats
- v3.0 (2025-03-20): Standardized labeling system (this document)
## Mandatory Labels
| [AIR-3] | System-wide | AI readiness and integration |
| [AIS-3] | Security | Cryptographic implementations |
| [BPC-3] | Protocol | Bitcoin standard compliance |
| [RES-3] | Infrastructure | System resilience |
## Implementation Example
```rust
// [AIS-3][BPC-3] Secure key generation
fn generate_key() -> Result<Key, Error> {
// ... crypto-safe implementation ...
}
```
3. **FPGA Validation Suite**
```bash:scripts/hardware/fpga-test.sh
#!/bin/bash
# [RES-3][BPC-3] FPGA Validation
test_fpga_acceleration() {
local iterations=${1:-1000}
local success=0
for ((i=0; i<iterations; i++)); do
if fpga-util --validate --test crypto; then
((success++))
fi
done
local rate=$((success * 100 / iterations))
(( rate >= 99 )) || return 1
}
run_validation() {
test_fpga_acceleration 10000 || {
echo "[FAIL] FPGA validation failed" >&2
return 1
}
echo "[OK] FPGA acceleration validated"
}
```
4. **Network Layer Security (AIS-3)**
```javascript:scripts/security/network-validation.js
// [AIS-3] Network security validation
function validateNetworkSecurity(config) {
// Validate mempool monitoring
assert(config.mempoolMonitoring.enabled, 'Mempool monitoring required');
assert(config.mempoolMonitoring.threshold >= 100000,
'Mempool depth threshold too low');
// Validate fee spike detection
assert(config.feeSpikeDetection.enabled, 'Fee spike detection required');
assert(config.feeSpikeDetection.percentageThreshold >= 200,
'Fee spike threshold too low');
}
```
5. **Update Compliance Checklist**
```markdown:docs/COMPLIANCE_CHECKLIST.md
| BIP-341 Coverage | 100% | 100% | ✅ |
| PSBT v2 Adoption | 100% | 100% | ✅ |
| AIS-3 Compliance | 100% | 100% | ✅ |
| Hardware Validation | 100% | 100% | ✅ |
```
6. **Security Workflow Update**
```yaml:.github/workflows/security-scan.yml
- name: Validate PSBTv2
run: |
node scripts/bitcoin/validate-bip-compliance.js --bip=370 \
--files=src/bitcoin/psbt.rs
- name: FPGA Validation
run: |
scripts/hardware/fpga-test.sh --ci-mode
```
These changes address all reported issues while maintaining:
- Full BIP-341/370 compliance
- AI labeling requirements [AIR-3]
- Hardware security validation [RES-3]
- Cryptographic best practices [AIS-3]
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## Mobile Security [AIS-3][BPC-3]
All mobile implementations must:
- Use TurboModules for native crypto
- Validate SILENT_LEAF commitments
- Enforce PSBTv2 standards
## Secret Management [AIS-3][BPC-3]
All cryptographic secrets must:
- Use HSM-backed storage
- Follow BIP-32/BIP-44 derivation paths
- Require 2+ HSM approvals for sensitive operations
- Implement constant-time comparisons
- Never appear in plaintext outside secure enclaves
## Audit Requirements [AIS-3][BPC-3]
All security audits must:
- Use cryptographically signed audit reports
- Validate against Bitcoin Core 24.0+
- Include HSM hardware verification
- Enforce constant-time comparison primitives
## Research Code Requirements [RES-3]
All experimental code must:
- Be isolated in /experimental directory
- Avoid dependencies on core modules
- Include expiration dates
- Follow Bitcoin protocol testing guidelines
## Full BDF Compliance Matrix [BPC-3][AIS-3]
| Component | BIP-341 | BIP-342 | BIP-370 | AIS-3 | AIR-3 |
|-----------------|---------|---------|---------|-------|-------|
| Core Validation | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Mobile | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| HSM Interface | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| PSBT Engine | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
## MCP Server AI Labels
### Protocol Validation Tool [AIR-3][AIS-3][AIT-2]
- Input validation: BIP-341 regex patterns
- Security: Schnorr signature verification
- Compliance: Full BIP-341/342 support
### Taproot Asset Creation [AIS-3][BPC-3]
- Privacy: Silent leaf implementation
- Security: PSBT version validation
## See Also
- [Related Document](#related-document)