Features, improvements, and fixes for the Phosra product — the OCSS reference implementation. These are softwarereleases, versioned with ordinary SemVer. This is the product's version line, not the standard's: OCSS itself is a pre-release IETF Internet-Draft (Draft 4), not yet ratified — there is no “OCSS v1.0.”
Each entry is a tagged software release of the reference implementation — what changed, why it matters, and the headline items. Breaking changes are called out explicitly so an integrator can read the line at a glance.
Platform coverage explorer and MCP playground are now publicly accessible without login. Browse all supported platforms, filter by capabilities, and try the playground sandbox before signing up.
Full dark mode support across the entire dashboard with system preference detection. Plus a new command palette (Cmd+K) for quick navigation.
New usage analytics chart on the dashboard home page showing API calls over time. Full webhook CRUD management with event selection and test delivery.
Interactive MCP playground with split-pane chat and tool inspector. Test all OCSS tools including policy creation, enforcement, and platform queries in a sandbox environment.
Added support for 3 new platform adapters and improved capability detection across existing integrations.
Fixed a performance issue where policy evaluation was O(n²) when processing large category sets. Now uses indexed lookup for sub-millisecond evaluation.
Initial public release of Phosra (formerly GuardianGate). Open child safety spec and API covering 229+ platforms in the kids' ecosystem, 115 policy categories, and 5 age-rating systems.
Full rebrand from GuardianGate to Phosra. GCSS renamed to OCSS (Phosra Child Safety Spec). All API endpoints remain the same.
Phosra ships software on a normal release cadence, so the product carries a SemVer number like any other codebase. The OCSS standard does not: it is an individual IETF Internet-Draft — Draft 4, pre-release, not ratified and not a standards-body publication. A new product version never means the standard advanced, and you will never see an “OCSS v1.0” minted here.
Phosra is OCSS's reference implementer and one accredited network on it — building toward OCSS Certified, a status earned from the conformance suite and never self-issued. The canonical spec and rule registry live at openchildsafety.com, not here.
These notes track the reference implementation as it ships. If something you need isn't here yet — a platform adapter, a rule category, a receipt field — tell us, or start building against what's live today.