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Update funding.json with complete FLOSS Fund manifest (fundingjson.or… - #237
Updated funding.json to reflect changes in organization name, description, and funding plans.
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Update funding metadata to the complete FLOSS Fund manifest specification v1.1.0, including the organization’s current name, description, and funding plans.
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Funding Information
Updated the listed owner and added contact, charity, and project details.
The project listing now includes only eos-rtos, with revised descriptions, platform details, and tags; eBoot, eBuild, EoSim, and eCAD are no longer listed.
Bank wire is now the listed funding channel, replacing GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective.
Replaced the previous support plans with three new options and added a 2024 NLnet grant income record.
Update the funding manifest with the organization name, description, and funding plans for FLOSS Fund v1.1.0.
funding.json L1-77
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funding.json now identifies EmbeddedOS Research Foundation, lists eos-rtos as its sole project, uses bank wire for three support plans, and records a 2024 NLnet grant.
Changes: Funding configuration
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Funding profile and records funding.json
The file updates organization details and the eos-rtos project, replaces the payment channels and support plans with bank-wire options, and adds the 2024 NLnet grant record.
embeddedos-org/eos#227: This PR created the funding.json file and the project, payment channel, and support plan entries that this change updates.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2d67c
The funding manifest presents 2024 financial figures as belonging to a Foundation that did not exist then, which could mislead funders. Clarify who received the 2024 figures or remove the entry before merging. The PR also needs a closing-issue reference to pass the linked-issue policy check.
Architecture risk: Low · up to 2d67c
The change affects 1 system.
Changed systems:funding.json
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observed — funding.json (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in funding.json: The owner metadata changes from EoS Foundation to EmbeddedOS Research Foundation, adds a phone number and expanded organizational description, and updates the sole project description and tags. The eBoot, eBuild, EoSim, and eCAD project records are removed.
observed — Modified behavior in funding.json: The GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective payment-provider channels are replaced with one bank-wire channel containing organization and registration details.
observed — Modified behavior in funding.json: The infrastructure-support and monthly-sustainer plans are removed. They are replaced by an active three-year FVRTOS plan for USD 802,800 with other frequency, an active yearly plan for USD 272,400, and an active general-support plan for USD 0 with one-time frequency; all reference the bank-wire channel.
observed — Modified behavior in funding.json: A funding history is added with a 2024 USD income of 165,000, expenses of 140,000, and a description of the NLnet grant.
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Refresh FLOSS Fund manifest for FVRTOS research funding
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AI Description
• Replaces the foundation profile with research-focused identity and contact details.
• Narrows the project listing to eos RTOS and its formal-verification work.
• Replaces sponsor links with bank-wire funding plans and adds 2024 financial history.
The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Coordinate both published funding manifests
➕ Keeps the root manifest and .well-known/funding.json consistent for readers and funders.
➖ Requires maintaining equivalent information across two different schema versions and expands this PR's scope.
Recommendation: The focused root-manifest replacement is reasonable. Confirm whether .well-known/funding.json remains published; if so, plan a coordinated update because it still advertises a different sponsor channel and funding plan.
Files changed (1) +77 / -1
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funding.jsonReplace funding profile with FVRTOS research manifest+77/-1
Replace funding profile with FVRTOS research manifest
• Reformats the v1.1.0 manifest and changes the organization identity and eos RTOS project description. Replaces five listed projects and two sponsor channels with one project, a bank-wire channel, three research or support plans, and 2024 financial history.
The new entity.description says eos is used in critical-infrastructure equipment, including
medical devices and emergency communications equipment. The project's README says nothing in this
repository has been observed to boot on hardware, and its maturity record says there is no
board-level evidence and the ARM builds were never executed.
Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The funding description asserts deployed critical-infrastructure use that conflicts with the project's published hardware maturity evidence.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[10-10]
## Recommended Fix
Remove the statement that the kernel is used in deployed equipment, or substantiate it and reconcile the README and STATUS.md evidence before publishing the claim.
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View medium (3) 2. Donors lose online payment options 🐞
Description
The replacement funding.channels contains only bank-wire, and every new plan references that
channel instead of the previously listed GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective options. Donors
discovering the root manifest can no longer select an online payment route, even though the separate
well-known manifest still offers GitHub Sponsors.
Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The root manifest removes its online payment channels, leaving bank contact as the only route for every plan.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[27-34]
- funding.json[35-66]
## Recommended Fix
Retain the supported GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective channels and reference them from applicable plans, or make the intended change in available payment methods explicit and reconcile the well-known manifest.
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The new projects array contains only eos-rtos, removing the existing eBoot, eBuild, EoSim, and
eCAD records. FundingJSON readers using this root manifest can no longer discover those projects
through their previously published identifiers, while the repository still presents at least eBoot
and eBuild as part of its ecosystem.
Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Replacing five project records with one removes four projects from the published funding manifest.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[15-25]
## Recommended Fix
Preserve the existing project records for projects that remain part of the foundation's ecosystem; update their descriptions as needed without dropping their identifiers.
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The new project description calls eos a formally verified kernel with five verified security
invariants and says the project delivers machine-checked verification. The published kernel maturity
evidence describes an experimental build and passing tests rather than completed proofs, so the
funding claim has no corresponding verification evidence in the repository.
Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The funding manifest presents formal verification as completed without corresponding proof evidence in the published project maturity record.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[10-10]
- funding.json[19-19]
- funding.json[73-73]
## Recommended Fix
Describe formal verification as a research goal unless completed machine-checkable proofs can be linked; if proofs exist, publish their evidence and reconcile the project's maturity documentation before retaining the completed-work claims.
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The replacement funding.channels contains only bank-wire, and every new plan references that
channel instead of the previously listed GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective options. Donors
discovering the root manifest can no longer select an online payment route, even though the separate
well-known manifest still offers GitHub Sponsors.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The root manifest removes its online payment channels, leaving bank contact as the only route for every plan.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[27-34]
- funding.json[35-66]
## Recommended Fix
Retain the supported GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective channels and reference them from applicable plans, or make the intended change in available payment methods explicit and reconcile the well-known manifest.
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3. Four projects disappear from discovery 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
The new projects array contains only eos-rtos, removing the existing eBoot, eBuild, EoSim, and
eCAD records. FundingJSON readers using this root manifest can no longer discover those projects
through their previously published identifiers, while the repository still presents at least eBoot
and eBuild as part of its ecosystem.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
Replacing five project records with one removes four projects from the published funding manifest.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[15-25]
## Recommended Fix
Preserve the existing project records for projects that remain part of the foundation's ecosystem; update their descriptions as needed without dropping their identifiers.
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"description": "EmbeddedOS Research Foundation is a US 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN: 41-4821627) dedicated to open-source embedded operating system security. We develop and maintain eos RTOS, a formally verified MIT-licensed real-time operating system kernel for ARM Cortex-M and RISC-V microcontrollers used in critical infrastructure including medical devices, industrial control systems, and emergency communications equipment. We are a Linux Foundation member organization with prior funding from NLnet Foundation (EUR 150,000, NGI0 Entrust, 2024).",
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1. Donors are told the kernel is deployed 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
The new entity.description says eos is used in critical-infrastructure equipment, including
medical devices and emergency communications equipment. The project's README says nothing in this
repository has been observed to boot on hardware, and its maturity record says there is no
board-level evidence and the ARM builds were never executed.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The funding description asserts deployed critical-infrastructure use that conflicts with the project's published hardware maturity evidence.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[10-10]
## Recommended Fix
Remove the statement that the kernel is used in deployed equipment, or substantiate it and reconcile the README and STATUS.md evidence before publishing the claim.
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"description": "eos is a formally verified MIT-licensed real-time operating system kernel for ARM Cortex-M and RISC-V RV32IM microcontrollers. At ~15.8 KB flash, 84 board configs, 5 formally verified security invariants. The FVRTOS project delivers the first machine-checked formally verified open-source RTOS kernel. Prior funding: NLnet Foundation NGI0 Entrust EUR 150,000 (2024). License: MIT.",
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4. Donors see unsubstantiated proof claims 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
The new project description calls eos a formally verified kernel with five verified security
invariants and says the project delivers machine-checked verification. The published kernel maturity
evidence describes an experimental build and passing tests rather than completed proofs, so the
funding claim has no corresponding verification evidence in the repository.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The funding manifest presents formal verification as completed without corresponding proof evidence in the published project maturity record.
## Fix Focus Areas
- funding.json[10-10]
- funding.json[19-19]
- funding.json[73-73]
## Recommended Fix
Describe formal verification as a research goal unless completed machine-checkable proofs can be linked; if proofs exist, publish their evidence and reconcile the project's maturity documentation before retaining the completed-work claims.
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- Around line 69-71: Clarify the 2024 entry in the financial history so it does
not imply the Foundation received those funds: identify the verified project or
predecessor as the recipient, or remove the entry if its recipient and totals
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site:embeddedos.org/transparency EmbeddedOS Research Foundation incorporation 2026 first tax year 2024
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Transparency & Accountability | EmbeddedOS Foundation — https://www.embeddedos.org/transparency/
- Embedded Operating Systems Research Foundation | EmbeddedOS Foundation — https://www.embeddedos.org/about/
- The EmbeddedOS Foundation | EmbeddedOS Foundation — https://www.embeddedos.org/organization/
- Contact Us | EmbeddedOS Foundation — https://www.embeddedos.org/contact/
- Media/Press Kit | EmbeddedOS Foundation — https://www.embeddedos.org/press-kit/
- …and 7 more
Clarify the 2024 financial history.
This entry presents 2024 income and expenses under the Foundation, but the Foundation says it incorporated in 2026 and that 2026 is its first tax year. Funders could treat these figures as the Foundation’s financial history.
If these are verified project or predecessor totals, identify the recipient. Otherwise, remove the entry.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @funding.json around lines 69 - 71:
Clarify the 2024 entry in the financial history so it does not imply the
Foundation received those funds: identify the verified project or predecessor as
the recipient, or remove the entry if its recipient and totals cannot be
verified.
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Review (loop run 2026-11-08): this replaces the whole manifest, so I checked each new claim against the org's own first-party sources before merging. CI is green on the PR, but the content needs sourcing — a funding manifest is a public claim about the Foundation, and several items here have no evidence behind them yet.
Verified — these match www.embeddedos.orgclient/src/data/foundation.ts (transcribed from the IRS determination): EIN 41-4821627, SAM.gov UEI VVHWY3VW8LM9, D-U-N-S 14-462-4208, 501(c)(3) Public Charity, and the address 2601 Cortez Dr Unit 1104, Santa Clara, CA 95051. Those check out.
Needs a source (blocking for merge):
CAGE 24PP2 — appears nowhere in foundation.ts or elsewhere on the site that I could find. Where is it recorded?
NLnet Foundation NGI0 Entrust EUR 150,000 (2024), and the 2024 history (income $165,000 / expenses $140,000) — no NLnet project page for eos/EmbeddedOS turns up (checked NLnet's Feb 2024 NGI0 announcement and a site search). Please link the NLnet project page or grant record.
"Formally verified" / "5 formally verified security invariants" / "first machine-checked formally verified open-source RTOS kernel" / the FVRTOS programme ($802,800 full, $272,400 year 1) — no formal-verification evidence exists in the eos tree or on the site (no Frama-C/Coq proofs), and the kernel still has open security findings being fixed this week (S-01 shell injection, S-02 GDB stub). Please link the proof artifacts, or reword these as planned work rather than present fact.
"Linux Foundation member organization" — the site mentions the Linux Foundation but I could not find a membership claim. Please link the membership record.
Entity name — the manifest says "EmbeddedOS Research Foundation" but foundation.ts gives the legal name as "Embedded Operating Systems Research Foundation". Which is correct for the manifest?
Scope change — this drops eBoot, eBuild, EoSim and eCAD from projects, drops the GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective channels, and replaces the $50k infrastructure / $1k-mo sustainer plans with FVRTOS plans. Is that intended? If so, please say why in the body.
Please fill in the PR body — it is still the blank template (no description, no sources, no linked issue; the Linked Issue policy check is red for the same reason).
Once the sources are linked I can re-review and merge. Happy to help split this if the verified identity fixes should land separately from the FVRTOS/NLnet claims.
Loop review (2026-11-09 merge train) — HOLD, do not merge yet. The manifest is schema-valid and the builds/tests are green, but three things block it:
It deletes a live funding channel. The PR removes the github-sponsors channel (https://github.com/sponsors/embeddedos-org is live) and both plans that used it, replacing them with a single bank-wire channel. Removing a working donation route with no justification is a regression. Same question for the Open Collective removal.
Unsourced financial claims in a public solicitation document. No source in the PR or the org for: NLnet NGI0 Entrust EUR 150,000 (2024); FVRTOS plans $802,800 + $272,400/yr; 2024 history $165,000 in / $140,000 out. Amounts in a funding manifest must be evidenced before publishing — please cite the grant letter / agreement / ledger for each figure, or remove it.
Project scope cut without justification. eBoot, eBuild and EoSim are real repos and are dropped from the manifest (only the eCAD drop is defensible — github.com/embeddedos-org/ecad is 404; the real repo is eCAD-Hardware-Products). Either restore them or say why they are out.
Also: the PR links no issue, so the Linked Issue policy gate is red (structural — needs a linked issue or exemption); the root funding.json and .well-known/funding.json will diverge further (the latter is untouched, still v1.0.0 with a different email); and the new phone +917567114807 is an Indian mobile vs. a Santa Clara, CA address — please confirm it is an org contact number. Happy to re-review once 1–3 are addressed.
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Updated funding.json to reflect changes in organization name, description, and funding plans.
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