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Enables agents and security automation to adjudicate proposed defense mutations against a sealed, canonicalized attack scenario, enforcing reproduction, impact-screening, regression, and proven-improvement gates before promoting at most one candidate. Every verdict, rejected candidate, and rejection reason is sealed into a recomputable SHA-256 Merkle evidence root and hash-linked lineage that can be independently verified without trusting the server.

Enables recording agent proposals, executions, redactions and annotations into an append-only, hash-linked evidence chain, then exporting a self-contained range and verifying offline from the export's own bytes alone so a third party can check history without trusting the agent runtime or its storage.

Enables minting canary markers into package-generated synthetic datasets and scanning text you control to detect when a marker released to one recipient reappears elsewhere. Produces a payload-free, hash-linked evidence chain whose export verifies offline.

Enables agents to issue and independently verify signed cross-agent handoff attestations, ensuring delegation scope only narrows, lifetimes stay contained, nonces resist replay, and chains stay continuous. Exposes tools for issuing handoffs, verifying them against constraints and ancestor linkage, checking scope containment, and describing the active key adapter.

Enables post-hoc auditing of an agent's retrieval supply chain by recording digest-only provenance from source through chunk, transformation, context and decision, then reporting influence rankings with an honest unexplained residual, lineage traces, advisory source trust and retirement recommendations, and retrieval schema drift. It never performs retrieval, ranks documents at query time, or blocks decisions.

Enables ingesting caller-supplied agent execution traces and comparing them against signed, versioned baselines of normal behaviour to surface silent drift. Reports severity with per-dimension attribution, a replayable exemplar episode, and visible suppression of declared maintenance windows or known change markers.