ODP Platform — Common

This repository contains a collection of common tools, components, and documentation provided by Open Device Partnership.

Modules in this repo are consumed in one of two ways:

• Git submodule — most modules. The parent platform repo adds this repo as a submodule and references modules by path (drivers via .fdf includes, libraries via .dsc [LibraryClasses]).
• Crates.io — Rust crates under uefi/crates/. The parent platform repo (or any external OEM tree) adds a single dependency line to its Cargo.toml and consumes the crate by name — no submodule required.

See the README inside each module for the consumption model that applies.

Folder Structure and Content

The top-level directories represent broad segments of a platform such as a firmware stage or a hardware target.

Each segment directory contains one or more module folders that are intended to be stand-alone items with their own infrastructure such as a README.md file and build sub-system. Examples of module usage can be found in one or more of the odp-platform-* repositories.

<repo root>
├── uefi/               Platform segment — UEFI firmware
│   └── OdpPkg/             Standard UEFI package containing drivers and libraries for integration into an EDK II firmware build.
├── ec/                 Platform segment — Embedded controller firmware
│   ├── test-lib/           EC transport traits and implementations
│   ├── test-tui/           Terminal UI for EC feature demonstration
│   ├── test-cli/           Command-line interface for EC testing and validation
│   └── test-win/           Windows-native EC driver, library, and CLI
├── common/             Cross-platform and cross-segment shared items
│   └── supply-chain/       Cargo-vet audit configuration for Rust dependencies
├── .vscode/            Optional VS Code workspace settings (editor, formatter, rust-analyzer config)
├── LICENSE             License information covering this repository
├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md  Community interaction and behavior guidelines
├── CONTRIBUTING.md     How to submit issues, pull requests, and contribution licensing terms
├── CODEOWNERS          GitHub CODEOWNERS file defining required reviewers for pull requests
├── SECURITY.md         Vulnerability disclosure and embargo policy