Reference

API reference lives on docs.rs, where it is generated from the code and cannot go stale. This section maps the crate landscape so you know which crate to open. The suite is à la carte — take one crate or all of them:

• lockwire — the umbrella crate and CLI launcher. Apache-2.0.
• lockwire-sec — the security tier: FIPS-routable cryptography, PKI and CA, ACME, OIDC with passkeys, secure DNS, authenticated time (NTS), signed updates, and tamper-evident audit with SIEM export. Apache-2.0.
• lockwire-ai — the AI-provenance tier: attested memory, training-time governance, and signed attribution. Business Source License 1.1: public, auditable source, with commercial-use terms that fund the open tiers.
• lockwire-ssdl — the SSDL tooling that enforces the development process described under Evidence. Apache-2.0.

Each repository carries a FEATURES.md stating, feature by feature, what is implemented, in progress, or planned; those files are the source of truth this section links to rather than restates. A machine-readable feature matrix at a stable URL is part of the site's design for AI agents — see Agents.

The crate names are reserved on crates.io; the per-crate map and docs.rs links go live here as each tier publishes.