Headless Client

TI-Messenger Headless Client for PVS, KIS and contact-center integration

A Headless Client can place communication functions inside a primary system without introducing a second visible application. In the bound R1001 source state, the fixed responsibility-bounded Messenger denominator is 63/63 domains with 100% Breadth and 100% Core Foundation. Separately, the defined 37/37 product-operation catalogue remains source-local across Rust, Flat C ABI, Java 21 Panama, Kotlin and Swift. R1001 also identifies 9/9 call domains; the actual WebRTC media runtime remains with the integrating host system.

Topics:TI-MessengerHeadless ClientPVSKISContact Center

The integration question comes before the protocol detail

For a PVS, KIS, OEM or contact-center vendor, the critical question is where lifecycle, identity, state, errors and updates cross the boundary between the host and the Headless component. The public MEMM model therefore starts with ownership and product contracts.

How the two denominators should be read

  • 63/63 is the fixed Messenger-domain denominator for the bound R1001 evidence scope.
  • 37/37 is the separate host/native product-operation catalogue.
  • 9/9 call domains are evidenced through the existing Messenger operation boundary; they do not inflate the 37-operation product counter.
  • Provider interoperability, release approval and complete TI-M specification coverage remain separate questions.
What this page explicitly does not claim: R1001 numbers are source-local evidence statements within fixed denominators. They do not establish full TI-M specification conformance, certification, approval, release maturity or provider interoperability.