EUDI Trust & Conformance Atlas
The open, always-current map of the EUDI Wallet rulebook.
Law, implementing acts, the Architecture and Reference Framework, standards, protocols and conformance evidence — cross-linked, status-tracked and searchable in one static site.
Open the Atlas · Browse the reference · Evidence claims · Subscribe to the feed
Why
The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet, eIDAS 2) is being built from a stack of documents that nobody has ever mapped end to end: regulations, implementing acts, the ARF, ETSI, OpenID4VC and IETF specifications, ISO/IEC 18013 mdoc, plus a live conformance evidence programme.
Tracking them by hand means reading PDFs, diffing EUR-Lex pages and hoping nothing slipped. The Atlas does the tracking for you:
- Every document has an adoption status — in force, adopted, published, final, draft, in development, proposal, superseded — with a status date, a note where relevant, and the versions pinned by the FCAF draft suite, the ARF essential-standards list and HAIP 1.0.
- Every evidence claim links its provenance — 291 official references grouped by source family (EU legal act, EUDI ARF, ETSI ESI, OpenID4VC, IETF, ISO, WE BUILD WP4), one row per reference with document ID, clause and purpose.
- Everything is cross-linked — documents to glossary topics, claims to tests, tests to documents, so "what does Article 4 require of the wallet?" is one click, not an afternoon.
- Nothing is hidden in a database — it is a static Eleventy site over plain YAML; no API, no lock-in, no account.
What's inside
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| 200+ | documents mapped across the whole rulebook stack |
| ~300 | official references, grouped by 7 source families |
| ~50 | evidence claims across 10 conformance profiles |
| ~70 | glossary terms covering 200+ documents |
| 0 | databases, build-time APIs or JavaScript frameworks |
Covers eIDAS Regulation (EU) 2024/1183, Implementing Regulations (EU) 2024/2977, 2024/2980, 2024/2981, 2024/2982, the EUDI ARF, ETSI TS 119 472, OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VP, SD-JWT VC, ISO/IEC 18013-5/-7 mdoc, the WE BUILD WP4 pilot work, the thirteen approved EWC EUDI Wallet RFCs and the IETF Agent-to-Wallet Protocol draft.
Highlights
- Regulatory radar — every document as a dot placed by stack layer and status, plus a momentum chart of status changes per half-year and a dated timeline.
- Search-first reference — filter all 200+ documents by stack layer, status, type, ARF essential, or free text with shareable URL state (
?q=, ?stack=, ?role=).
- FCAF catalogue — about 700 wallet-solution test cases grouped by role and section, each with its normative references and a link to the upstream test definition.
- Evidence registry — each claim page shows actor under test, domain, status and its full reference list, normalized and counted per family.
- Machine-readable data — download the document map as YAML, subscribe to the Atom feed of rulebook updates, or read
llms.txt.
- SEO done properly — canonical URLs, Open Graph and Twitter cards with a generated cover, JSON-LD (WebSite, Organization, WebPage, BreadcrumbList), sitemap and robots.txt on every page.
HOW to run
Tasks are defined in mise.toml; mise tasks lists them.
mise install # Node
mise run install # npm ci
mise run test # validate data, evidence and design assets
mise run fmt # Prettier; files it must skip are listed in .prettierignore
mise run lint # formatting check + DESIGN.md lint
mise run build # writes _site/
mise run dev # http://localhost:8080 with live reload
Technical specs
The site is built with Eleventy and Nunjucks. Its canonical data selection is manifest-driven through data/source-of-truth/current.json; document and evidence data remain under data/ and content/.
data/eudi-documents-map.yaml: documents with status, quoted status_date, optional status_note, pinned_versions and arf_essential_for. The top-level changelog lists the documents added and updated in each review.src/_data/docTypes.js: the single list of document types, stack layers and statuses. It is used by templates, filters, the map tree and scripts/validate-data.mjs.src/_data/site.js: the site origin (default https://atlas.credimi.io, overridable via SITE_URL) used for canonical URLs, structured data, the sitemap and robots.txt.src/sitemap.xml.njk, src/robots.txt.njk, src/llms.txt.njk: SEO surfaces generated at build time. Every page carries canonical/Open Graph/Twitter meta, JSON-LD (WebSite, Organization, WebPage, BreadcrumbList) and a breadcrumb, and cross-links to related documents, glossary topics and reading routes.src/feed.xml.njk: an Atom feed at /feed.xml generated from changelog. Each review becomes one entry with its executive summary plus the linked new/updated documents; relative URLs and tag: URIs keep it host-agnostic.
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