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  • Reference Architecture
    • INTRODUCTION
      • Core Principles
      • Stack and KITs
      • BDI Technical Roles
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    • Representation KIT
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    • Federation KIT
      • Federation of Associations
      • Business Partner Reputation Model
      • Interoperability
      • Demos
    • Data Set KIT
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    • Verifiable Credentials KIT​
      • Verifiable Credentials
      • Provenance & Traceability
      • Demos
    • Security
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      • Control Implementation
      • Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement
    • Boundary Management
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      • Demos
    • GLOSSARY
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  1. Reference Architecture
  2. INTRODUCTION

Stack and KITs

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BDI Stack and KITs

To assist the creation of applications according to the architectural principles, BDI defines many building blocks, where each building block provides tools and guidelines to implement parts of the required functionality. The building blocks are shown in the BDI stack:

Implementation of the principles by means of parts of the stack is aided by the definition of KITs.

A KIT is a subset of the BDI stack that forms a coherent capability. Implementing a KIT makes it easier to start with a minimal viable subset and add additional funtionality later as the need for it arises.

Building blocks of BDI