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Overview

The Masumi Improvement Proposal (MIP) Process standardizes how improvements to the Masumi ecosystem are proposed, discussed, and implemented. This framework ensures clarity, transparency, and a systematic evaluation process for changes to the protocol, standards, and other essential aspects of Masumi.

Purpose

The MIP process provides a structured approach to:
  • Propose new features, protocols, or standards
  • Discuss and evaluate improvements transparently
  • Document decisions and rationale
  • Coordinate implementation across the ecosystem

MIP Categories

Masumi Improvement Proposals are organized into different categories based on their scope and impact:
  • Core: Changes affecting the core protocol
  • Standards: API standards, metadata formats, and interoperability specifications
  • Process: Improvements to the MIP process itself
  • Informational: General guidelines and information

MIP Lifecycle

Each MIP goes through several stages:
  1. Draft: Initial proposal under discussion
  2. Review: Community and core team review
  3. Accepted: Approved for implementation
  4. Final: Fully implemented and deployed
  5. Rejected: Not approved (with rationale)

Current MIPs

Accepted

Drafts

Contributing

To propose a new MIP, visit the masumi-improvement-proposals repository and follow the contribution guidelines.

How to Submit a MIP

  1. Fork the masumi-improvement-proposals repository
  2. Create a new MIP using the provided template
  3. Submit a pull request with your proposal
  4. Engage with community feedback
  5. Iterate based on reviews

Resources

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