What they bring
Operational infrastructure, service-level definitions, architecture evidence, support coverage, and incident procedures.
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Infrastructure providers
Infrastructure providers support project execution while service levels, dependencies, incident ownership, and continuity controls remain visible.
ProjectStandard review
Typical participants
RPC and node services, indexers, oracle providers, bridges, cloud platforms, and developer tooling teams.
RPC · indexing · oracle · bridge · cloud
WCN role map
- Participant type
- infra_provider
- Primary role
- Project
- Supporting roles
- Service · Track
- Review path
- Standard review
- Phase 1 path
- Eligible to apply for review.
PARTICIPATION FIT
What this participant brings—and what they may seek.
What they may seek
Qualified integrations, scoped service opportunities, dependency visibility, and attributable reliability outcomes.
AI + HUMAN CONTROL
AI may prepare. People retain decision authority.
Infrastructure Intake Copilot
The workbench describes a bounded assistance pattern for intake, structure, checks, and drafts. It is not proof that a public AI product or integration is live.
Mandatory Human Gate
Service levels, critical dependencies, incident responsibility, and production integration.
PUBLIC BOUNDARY
Participation is reviewed, not automatic.
Listing an infrastructure provider does not certify availability, security, or production fitness.
- Eligible to apply for review.
- Service levels, critical dependencies, incident responsibility, and production integration.
- These tags name evidence categories for future reviewed work. They do not create public Proof, acceptance, settlement, certification, or endorsement.
Evidence vocabulary: technical_proof · service_proof
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