I'm sick of PDFs – so I built a logic-less, AI-native…
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I'm sick of PDFs – so I built a logic-less, AI-native replacement using Declarative Shadow DOM
PDF was designed for the printer, not the web. As a dev, I’m tired of the "OCR Tax" and the security risks of HTML smuggling in attachments. I built OpenFDD to solve this.
Key Tech:
* **Logic-Less UI:** Explicitly forbids JS. It uses Declarative Shadow DOM and CSS-only logic for interactivity. Safer than a PDF or a standard HTML attachment.
* **AI-Native:** Core data is JSON-LD. LLMs can parse it with 100% accuracy in milliseconds.
* **Trust:** Uses did:web for cryptographic signatures, anchoring identity to the issuer's domain.
* **Persistence:** Uses the File System Access API so documents can save updates to themselves locally (1-file CRM style).
I've submitted the IANA registration for application/vnd.fdd. Looking for feedback on the "Security Shield" logic and the spec itself.
Repo: https://github.com/Spuds0588/open-fdd
#dev #programming #technology
PDF was designed for the printer, not the web. As a dev, I’m tired of the "OCR Tax" and the security risks of HTML smuggling in attachments. I built OpenFDD to solve this.
Key Tech:
* **Logic-Less UI:** Explicitly forbids JS. It uses Declarative Shadow DOM and CSS-only logic for interactivity. Safer than a PDF or a standard HTML attachment.
* **AI-Native:** Core data is JSON-LD. LLMs can parse it with 100% accuracy in milliseconds.
* **Trust:** Uses did:web for cryptographic signatures, anchoring identity to the issuer's domain.
* **Persistence:** Uses the File System Access API so documents can save updates to themselves locally (1-file CRM style).
I've submitted the IANA registration for application/vnd.fdd. Looking for feedback on the "Security Shield" logic and the spec itself.
Repo: https://github.com/Spuds0588/open-fdd
#dev #programming #technology
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