Protocols
OCO provides private communication engineering for PEMTP, structuring secure messages, sensitive information transfer, operational handoffs, validation checkpoints, evidence context, and controlled delivery states.
PEMTP is treated as a protocol problem, not just messaging. OCO defines what moves, who may initiate or receive it, what metadata is retained, how state changes are acknowledged, and how private transfer remains useful without becoming uncontrolled disclosure. The emphasis is on permissions, context, delivery state, retention, and recovery rather than a generic chat interface.
Protocol name
Protected Encrypted Message Transport Protocol
Category
OCO builds protocol layers for controlled private communication, sensitive information transfer, operational state, approvals, human/system handoffs, and evidence-aware software behavior.
Relationship
Protocol engineering
Public Status
Controlled disclosure