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BYOC HTTP enforcement service for exact-action authorization and durable consequence control (package manifest description).

exact-action authorizationconsequence controlHTTP
VERIFIEDThe package manifest declares @emilia-protocol/gate-service 0.2.0 under Apache-2.0, described as a BYOC HTTP enforcement service for exact-action authorization and durable consequence control.

Deny-by-default enforcement library: runs a consequential action only on proof a named human authorized this exact action (package manifest description).

action gatingreceipt-bound executionNode.js libraryCLI (ep-assure)
VERIFIEDThe package manifest declares @emilia-protocol/gate 0.23.14 under Apache-2.0, described as deny-by-default enforcement that runs a consequential action only on proof a named human authorized this exact action.

MCP server whose ep_guard_action tool holds a payment, deletion, or account change until a named human signs off, returning an offline-verifiable receipt (package manifest description).

agent tool-call gatinghuman sign-offMCPCLI (emilia-mcp)
VERIFIEDThe package manifest declares @emilia-protocol/mcp-server 2.0.1 under Apache-2.0, exposing the ep_guard_action MCP tool that holds an action until a named human signs off.
project · Apache-2.0 · active

One-command offline check of an EP authorization receipt against issuer keys you pin; prints VERIFIED or REFUSED with a machine-readable reason (package manifest description).

offline receipt verificationCLI (ep-verify)
VERIFIEDThe package manifest declares ep-verify 0.2.1 under Apache-2.0: a one-command offline receipt check against pinned issuer keys that prints VERIFIED or REFUSED with a machine-readable reason.
project · Apache-2.0 · active

One-line offline verifier for EMILIA Protocol authorization receipts; thin CLI over emilia-verify (pyproject description).

offline receipt verificationCLIPython library
VERIFIEDThe pyproject manifest declares ep-verify 0.2.0 under Apache-2.0: a one-line offline verifier for EP authorization receipts, a thin CLI over emilia-verify.

Binds relying-party-pinned identity bytes and subject to a work-product hash in a signed EP receipt; no identity, authority, or execution overclaim (package manifest description).

work-product attestationNode.js library
VERIFIEDThe package manifest declares @emilia-protocol/attest 0.2.1 under Apache-2.0, binding relying-party-pinned identity bytes and subject to a work-product hash in a signed EP receipt.
project · Apache-2.0 · active

Minimal TypeScript SDK for the EMILIA Protocol — 5 core endpoints + signoff (package manifest description).

protocol client integrationTypeScript library
VERIFIEDThe package manifest declares @emilia-protocol/sdk 0.10.0 under Apache-2.0: a minimal TypeScript SDK covering 5 core endpoints plus signoff.

The repository's cross-language conformance catalog: suites, vectors, and a content-addressed manifest recording per-implementation results.

conformance testingcross-language consistency checksNode.js test runnersJSON vectors
VERIFIEDThe conformance manifest records 21 suites and 331 vectors with status "pass" for 3 same-team reference implementations (JavaScript, Python, Go).
ASSERTEDA maintainer run of `npm run check:public-conformance-claims` at this revision reported PASS: 21 suites, 331 vectors, 359 external hostility cases; 8854 automated test cases across 532 files.

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