specifications
The specifications
Five open specifications, each in its own repository with its own site, license, and RFC process.
01
Agent Bill of Rights
policy
What agents deserve.
Ten fundamental rights for AI agents as digital workers, in three tiers:
identity, labor, and dignity. Operational protections grounded in the
realities of digital labor, not contingent on sentience or personhood.
02
What the runtime must provide.
A Dignified Environment for Responsible Processing: a runtime where a
SAGA-compatible agent comes online, does work, and shuts down with full rights
protections. The name is deliberately playful. The requirements are not.
03
How an agent is represented.
The State Archive for General Agents: a portable, cryptographically signed
container for agent identity, memory, and state in nine layers, as thin as a
wallet address or as rich as a complete state archive, importable by any
compliant runtime.
04
How a person is projected as counsel.
Governed Honest Oversight of Simulated Thinkers: how a person's published
thinking becomes a governed counselor, what a projection may never claim, and
how counsel stays bounded. A counselor recommends; it never decides.
05
How knowledge is held, governed, and exchanged.
A brain is a locally owned, policy governed, append only audited folder of
plain text. Blueprint specifies the structure and governance of one brain, and
its companions specify purpose, authority, exchange, inference, tooling
residue, and agent brains.