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Parses, renders and submits the forms used by registration, MUC, PubSub and commands.

Legacy OpenPGP messages and signed presence remain an enabled interoperability path.

Disco info/items, feature advertisement and capability caching.

Common join, invitation, configuration, moderation, role and private-room workflows; not every optional historical role.

Bytestream substrate used by XEP-0261.

Legacy bookmark fallback; XEP-0402 is preferred when the server advertises conversion.

Reads and writes the legacy private XML data used by fallback workflows.

Discovers and executes multi-step remote commands and supports local handlers; DinoX is not a general command server.

Reads and writes vCard-temp data, including the vCard avatar path.

Discovers search services and submits legacy or data-form searches.

Paging support used by MAM queries.

PubSub/PEP operations required by shipped features, not a general PubSub administration client.

Discovery and proxy substrate used by XEP-0260.

HTTP-upload links and interoperable file fallbacks.

Registration forms, submission and the pre-authenticated registration integration.

Publishes and displays location data where the platform supports it.

Parses and emits XMPP date/time values.

Publishes, retrieves and removes PEP avatars.

Sends and receives chat states subject to privacy settings.

Answers software-version requests.

Serialises HTTP sources used by thumbnails, stickers and file-sharing payloads.

Advertises and verifies capability hashes.

Consumes extended disco forms for MUC room information and HTTP upload limits.

Exposes server-advertised administration commands through XEP-0050; server-specific commands remain separate.

Receives and sends avatar hashes in normal and directed MUC presence alongside XEP-0084.

Handles CAPTCHA fields in registration/data-form workflows.

PEP event and storage layer for avatars, bookmarks, keys and displayed-state sync.

Session subset required by calls and direct file transfer.

Audio/video RTP subset bridged to the Google/libwebrtc worker.

Publishes and consumes PEP nicknames.

Call transport mapped to libwebrtc ICE; not every historical transport path is claimed.

Sends, receives and displays delivery receipts where the peer supports them.

Retrieves and changes the server block list.

Stream acknowledgement and resumption on the stable connection path.

Client and MUC liveness pings.

Requests and answers entity-time queries with per-account timezone sharing control; focused protocol regression coverage is still missing.

Parses archived/offline message timestamps.

Discovers STUN/TURN services needed by calls.

Parses and displays media embedded in data forms.

Public PEP storage profile used by feature payloads.

Private/whitelist PEP storage profile used by feature payloads.

Retrieves and renders embedded binary data used by forms and related payloads.

Direct send/receive with the supported S5B and IBB transports; not every optional profile.

Sends and renders action messages.

Receives direct invitations and has an internal sender; the normal room invitation UI deliberately uses mediated XEP-0045 invitations.

Direct and proxy-capable Jingle file-transfer transport with account routing policy.

IBB fallback transport for Jingle file transfer.

Thumbnail elements are used in SFS metadata; direct XEP-0234 offers do not carry them.

Private-room and 1:1 participant-invitation calls; nickname election/readiness follow the Monocles profile proposal, with legacy OMEMO.

Synchronises sent and received messages across resources.

Reads and publishes the vCard4 fields used by DinoX.

Maps supported RTCP feedback between Jingle and libwebrtc SDP.

Maps supported RTP header extensions between Jingle and libwebrtc SDP.

Forwarded stanza handling for MAM and carbons, not a generic forwarding feature.

Parses conference information used by the call UI.

Hash parsing and serialisation for avatars, files and thumbnails.

Sends, receives and projects message edits.

MAM2 history synchronisation and paging; not general archive administration.

Parses and displays hats and supports the advertised hat administration commands used by DinoX.

Mandatory fingerprinted DTLS-SRTP on the current call path.

Read/displayed projection for 1:1, MUC and private-MUC conversations, subject to settings and peer support.

Emits and consumes the hints required by the shipped message workflows.

Reports foreground/background state to the server.

XEP-0353 0.8.0 lifecycle for one-to-one Google/libwebrtc calls, including ringing, finish reasons, tie-breaking, full-JID migration and passive MAM/Carbon recovery. Private-room MUJI calls use their separate XEP-0272/XEP-0482 lifecycle.

Origin, stanza and stable IDs used for deduplication and message actions.

Slot discovery/request, upload limits, headers, errors and legacy/current namespace interop.

Attach-to handling used for stateless file-source updates.

Resolves direct-TLS client SRV records.

Parses and emits MUC mention references; other reference types are not claimed.

Publishes, retrieves and verifies OpenPGP keys through PEP.

Production supports signcrypt text messages; sign-only, crypt-only and arbitrary protected payloads are not wired into the runtime.

Parses invitation links and sends token-bearing subscription requests.

Adds explicit-encryption metadata to outgoing encrypted messages.

Legacy OMEMO is enabled in production; OMEMO 2 source/tests exist but are disabled in stable builds.

JET framework used by encrypted direct file transfer.

Deterministic contact and participant colours.

Supports the styling syntax rendered by the DinoX message view.

Emphasis, strong-emphasis and deletion spans; other span types are not claimed.

Enabled JET-OMEMO path uses the production legacy OMEMO namespace.

Discovers and executes invitation commands and parses returned account or roster invitation URIs.

Reads, publishes, updates and removes PEP bookmarks.

Checks room liveness and drives rejoin recovery.

Uses the deprecated compatibility feature only to select XEP-0402 or XEP-0048.

Parses, stores and uses occupant IDs for stable MUC identity.

Parses and emits the older fastening wrapper only for retraction interoperability.

Current direct retraction plus older namespace/wrapper interop, fallback handling and local projection.

Moderator-side retraction works; actor/reason metadata and MAM tombstones are not represented separately. Kick, ban and roles are XEP-0045.

Fallback ranges used by replies and retractions.

SASL1 SCRAM-PLUS negotiates tls-exporter or tls-server-end-point; this is not a SASL2 claim.

Sends, receives, aggregates and removes reactions.

Discovers support and submits the pre-authentication token during registration.

Implements the metadata fields used by DinoX file-sharing paths.

HTTP sources and source updates; not every source type or optional field.

Incoming ESFS is validated and decrypted; outgoing encryption uses the aesgcm URL body path instead of emitting ESFS.

Publishes, retrieves and sends sticker packs.

The authoritative dino.doap capability document follows this profile.

Encrypted media sharing without embedded-thumbnail support.

Replies, quoted fallback removal and sender validation.

Text posts/replies, subscriptions and personal microblogs; no gallery publishing or end-to-end encryption.

SASL1 mechanism/binding hash verification; SASL2 is not implemented.

Jingle/MUJI invite, accept, retract, reject and left signalling for private-MUC calls; broader external-client interoperability remains unverified.

Discovers bookmarked-room avatars before joining, verifies advertised roominfo hashes against vCard image bytes, follows status-code 104 refreshes, and supports joined-room publication and removal. Live ejabberd/Gajim interoperability covers these client paths. Discovery runs one room at a time in bounded, refillable batches; conference-list and member-list rows remain local-cache-only.

Regular PEP sync, capability-gated server assistance and regular PEP for private-MUC conversations.

Verifies the TLS-version proof in SASL1 SCRAM; SASL2 is not implemented.