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      Enables durable, crash-safe control of long-running AI-agent workflows with idempotent operations and scope-aware reconciliation over MCP filesystem and execution tools.
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      MCP server for governing agent actions: an agent can propose a retry but cannot approve it itself. Deterministic policy allows, holds or refuses each typed action, a held action needs a single-use human approval none of the tools can create, and every run leaves a verifiable receipt.
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