Community
Standards are written by the people who use them
LangOps Pros, working groups, ambassadors and local chapters. Members join any working group; everyone reads the results.
LangOps Pros
The community lives on Circle
Discussions, working-group spaces, programmes, live sessions and the member directory run in LangOps Pros. Free members read and post; paid members get the member spaces, the library and the vote.
Working groups
Open to Individual, Student and Organisation members. Drafts go to public consultation, then to the General Assembly.
LangOps Metrics
One definition of terminological consistency, AI substrate value, content reuse, time-to-market and language-related tickets.
Maturity Model
One validated LangOps Maturity Index with stages, dimensions and benchmark data.
MKS Reference Architecture
Concept-first knowledge graphs, SKOS, TBX and retrieval for AI.
AI Substrate Quality
How clean language data changes what models produce.
Governance and Regulation
EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and auditable language decisions.
Roles and Careers
Job profiles from LangOps Architect to Linguistic Data Curator.
Want to lead or propose a group? Tell us.
Ambassadors
Carry LangOps into your city
One lead per city runs the local chapter and brings the discipline into companies, universities and conferences. Ambassadors serve twelve months, hold the LangOps Foundation certificate and pay no membership fee.
Advisory Board
Senior judgement, no vote
Five to nine people from enterprise, language services, technology, academia and public administration advise the Steering Committee and the board.