VUSL: A Shared Language Across Platforms
VUSL is a shared language for describing capabilities, observations and relationships across software platforms while preserving each system’s meaning and origin.
In development.
What VUSL does
VUSL helps different software platforms describe what they can do and what they report in a consistent way. Each system keeps its own identity, meaning and responsibilities.
Built for more than one platform
Rangoon is the first consumer. The planned VUSL core is designed to build independently of Rangoon and LNSAT, so other platforms can use it too.
In development
VUSL is in development. The shared core and platform integrations are planned work. Each platform retains its own permissions and responsibilities.