Deterministic JSON.stringify() with streaming — RFC 8785 compliant, zero dependencies.
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Deterministic JSON.stringify() with streaming — RFC 8785 compliant, zero dependencies.
Prior direction, kept rather than deleted. Signed, offline-verifiable receipts for AI agent actions, and a reference implementation of the OWASP Agentic Skills Top 10 AST09 receipt pattern. Nobulex is now the independent reliability registry for agent tools: github.com/arian-gogani/nobulex-registry
JSON Canonicalization Scheme (JCS) implementation in rust on top of serde_json
Serialize JSON into a canonical format.
Deterministic RFC 8785 JSON Canonicalization Scheme (JCS) for Go: strict parser, canonical serializer, and stable CLI ABI.
Byte-level conformance vectors for Agent Passport System implementations. JCS canonicalization, delegation, decision receipts, instruction provenance. Bring your canonicalizer, verify against the reference.
RFC 8785 (JCS) canonical JSON serialization and stable hashing for any JS value. Zero dependencies, ESM + CJS, typed errors.
IETF Internet-Drafts for the Veritas Acta protocol: signed receipts, knowledge units, and restraint/adherence artifacts
Open-source cryptographic substrate for AI Decision Receipts. Every AI invocation produces a signed, hash-chained, regulator-verifiable receipt. Apache-2.0.
Cross-service consistency verification for autonomous agent decisions
The open identity, provenance, and machine-resolution standard for AI agents. Spec, JSON schemas, deterministic test vectors.
INK, the Inter-agent Networking Kernel. An open protocol for signed agent-to-agent messages.
Specification and four byte-equivalent reference verifiers for AuditProof signed containment evidence — offline, no issuer contact, Apache-2.0
Deterministic JSON serialization, safe diagnostics, and RFC 8785 canonicalization with zero runtime dependencies
Signed, independently verifiable records of what an AI agent did — and what happened as a result.
Open-source AI token savings audit primitive. Apache 2.0. Tamper-evident JCS-canonicalized SHA-256 attestations over paired-run logs. Zero runtime dependencies.
GAAIM — Generally Accepted AI Metrics. A canonical, signed, vendor-neutral event format for AI-augmented knowledge work.
A measurement of the distance between the party that signs a record and the party the record is about. Conformance vectors for attestation independence.
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