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apply the same policy model through manifests, signed receipts, hosted gateways,
and provider-side verification.

## Community Proposal: Agent Action Boundary Evidence

AgentPass is publishing an experimental, vendor-neutral
[Agent Action Boundary Evidence community draft](docs/proposals/agent-action-boundary-evidence-v0.1.md).
It separates an agent's proposed action from boundary authorization, provider
execution, independently observed outcomes, and later assessment. AgentPass is
included only as a non-normative reference implementation.

The draft is not an adopted standard. Feedback on scope, record types,
OpenTelemetry and MCP alignment, event envelopes, signing, and independent
implementation experience is welcome in
[proposal issue #43](https://github.com/dinpd/AgentPass/issues/43).

## Entry Points By Audience

- **Platform engineering and SRE teams** letting agents inspect systems while
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# Community proposals

This directory contains experimental, vendor-neutral proposals derived from
AgentPass implementation experience.

These documents are discussion drafts, not adopted standards. They are
published in the repository so changes can be reviewed, compared, and
implemented independently.

- [Agent Action Boundary Evidence, community draft 0.1](agent-action-boundary-evidence-v0.1.md)
— a portable model for distinguishing an agent's proposed action from
authorization, execution, observed outcome, and later assessment.
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