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• Timo Glastra (Animo) <timo@animo.id>
• James Ebert  (Indicio) <james.ebert@indicio.tech>

Status updates

• Aries Bifold (Aries Bifold User Group Meetings)
• Aries Call
• Animo has won eSSIF Lab Grant to build Aries Mobile SDK - 
  • AIP 2.0
  • BBS+, JSON-LD
  • Shared components (Aries Askar, Indy CredX, Indy VDR)

Agenda

• Record the meeting
• Welcome & Introductions
• Status Updates
• Roadmap & Planning
• Contributions management
  • PR review process
• Getting started with the Framework
• Open Issues
  • Finish getting started guides in documentation !!! Stephen & Mostafa
  • Add support for receiving and proving revocable indy credentials - James
  • Loading ledger asynchronously - reduce the time it takes when receiving a credential 
  • How to handle the case without an internet connection
  • Add support for RFC 0035: Problem Report - both adopted into other protocols and initiating it as a standalone protocol
  • wallet import and export
  • Add demos on how to use AFJ as issuer/holder/verifier (like sample mediator)
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  • Machine-readable governance frameworks
  • Action menu
  • Add support for verifying revocable indy credentials
  • Allow invitations to use public DID 
  • Add support for RFC 0434: Out-of-Band - Priority (Connection reuse)
  • Add support for RFC 0023: DID Exchange
  • Add support for 0453: Issue Credential v2
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Meeting Notes

• Creating new libraries (extracting from Bifold)
  • Component libraries

Future topics

• React Native testing
• Support for Deno
  • Although it's not our focus right now, it should be possible in the long term.
  • First, we need to analyze if the following dependencies will work in Deno or what we need to do to make it work:
    • indy-sdkSDK
    • native dependencies (file system, transport protocols like HTTP or WebSockets, ...)
    • other dependencies in package.json
• Monorepo dependencies
  • TypeScript types

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