Trust Verification v1
LiveCanonical runtime signing and verification verbs for trusted receipt workflows.
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Capabilities define the action surface CommandLayer can describe. Receipts prove what happened. Trust Verification is live. Additional families are draft/planned as the protocol expands.
Capabilities are not the verifier itself. A capability is an action/verb family that receipts can describe. It can include request schemas, receipt schemas, examples, agent cards, ENS records, MCP tool definitions, OpenAPI operations, and SDK usage.
Capability semantics define verb meaning and expected execution intent.
Request schemas define valid inputs before runtime execution begins.
Runtime executes the action and signs receipts using signer identity and key material.
Canonical receipts include metadata.proof fields for JSON canonicalization, SHA-256 hashing, and Ed25519 signatures.
MCP bridge and API discovery surfaces expose callable tools and operations.
Verifier validation confirms proof integrity, and tamper invalidation fails altered receipts.
Use these links to inspect the schema index, Trust Verification schema paths, API contract details, and the CLAS source repository.
Trust Verification is live now. Future capability families are marked Draft or Planned to show protocol expansion, not current production coverage.
Trust boundary: Capability selection describes what an action is. Receipt verification proves what happened.
Select capability groups for your agent stack. Export local manifests, SDK config, agent cards, ENS records, and discovery drafts.
Canonical runtime signing and verification verbs for trusted receipt workflows.
General AI and utility verbs for transformation and understanding workflows.
Financial transaction and settlement verbs for commerce systems.
Identity assurance, compliance, and policy eligibility verbs.
Data access, processing, scoring, and reporting verbs.
Communication, routing, and coordination verbs for agent systems.
Policy control, delegated authority, and governance decision verbs.
Operational lifecycle verbs from launch through retirement and migration.