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The OMS Developer Kit is how we make the conformant path the easy path: templates, libraries, CI, and a local stack you can actually run.
Why we publish this
The hardest part of open architecture is not writing a service. It is getting from running code to a defensible, assessed conformance posture. Captive SDKs and one-off pipelines do not scale across programs. A shared kit does.
Stator Open Labs publishes the OMS Developer Kit so a team can scaffold an OMS service in Rust or Python, pin the platform libraries, run the same GitLab CI umbrella, and prove UCI behavior with cucumber-uci. Schemas stay upstream in Open Arsenal. We do not relicense Government Owned XSDs.
What is in the kit
- Service templates. Rust (cargo-generate) and Python (Copier) scaffolds that already publish ServiceStatus, answer data requests, run BIT, and emit a Service Contract.
- Platform libraries. platform-crates and platform-pylib: the OMS Service runtime, UCI types generated at build time, and the LA-CAL / OWP client.
- Conformance harness. cucumber-uci: schema-generic Gherkin steps for UCI and A-GRA so conformance is a runnable spec, not a checklist in a slide.
- Pipelines and local stack. pipelines-oms CI components, Skylark loadout orchestration, and PostMaster for a live source × topic view of the bus.
Schema pin in CI and templates: oms_schema_version: "002.5.0" (UCI v2.5.0 / OMS 2.5).
How to start
The kit site is the getting-started path: pick Rust or Python, generate a service, then bring up Skylark locally and watch traffic in PostMaster. Source lives in the GitLab group; odk.statorco.com is the map.
The group is currently private on GitLab.com. Signed-in members with access can open the repositories. Public release of the group is a separate decision from this page.
Build on the standard
If you are integrating a mission capability as an independently procurable OMS unit, start with the kit, then talk to us about the service itself. See Licensing for the catalog and how we license production use.