WASI is just WASM outside the browser, it kind of implies what you're saying. It's still WASM, just adhering to a specific interface. Like when you say "HTTP A

WASI is just WASM outside the browser, it kind of implies what you're saying. It's still WASM, just adhering to a specific interface. Like when you say "HTTP API" you don't necessarily need to change it to "TCP HTTP API" as it's somewhat implied (although maybe a shitty example, as HTTP is starting to appear over more things than just TCP as of late)