Public record
Research and public submissions.
Original filings, a working paper and technical analyses. Use them to inspect the argument and its history. Use the current evaluation guide to check what the published packages actually do.
Federal submissions
Filing a public comment is participation in an open process. It does not establish that NIST or NCCoE reviewed, endorsed or adopted the proposal.
- NIST CAISI · Docket 2025-0035Security Considerations for AI Agents
Six proposed policy recommendations on governance artifacts, measurement, verification and offline evidence. Filed March 4, 2026. Original 12-page PDF retained.
Read the filing and context- NCCoE concept paper responseAI Agent Identity and Authorization
A proposed architecture for identity binding, authorization and evidence bundles. Filed March 4, 2026. Original 12-page PDF retained.
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Working paper · SSRN
Attested Governance: Runtime Integrity for Autonomous Systems
The June 2026, 45-page working paper proposes an architectural category and presents AGA as one implementation. Its shared-root design and category criteria are research proposals. The revised overview separates the argument, historical benchmarks and published implementation.
Analyses and position papers
- CoSAI WS4 analysis · March 28, 2026Cryptographic Governance Evidence for MCP Security
Historical analysis with a revised web overview separating signed-record evidence, deployment controls and proposed mechanisms.
Read the analysis- Position paper · March 28, 2026From Declaration to Proof
The original eight-page argument for the Seal, Capture, Prove architecture. Preserved as a dated position paper, not a current product specification.
Read the analysis- Technical analysis · May 1, 2026; revised October 3Decision records in a deployment review
A practical review contract for the retained artifact, expected key, policy reference, capture limits and separately tested deployment controls.
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