Concordat: How Session Types Enforce Agent Conversation Rules Without Prompt Engineering
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Agents that cancel bookings, issue refunds, or modify accounts need rules like "get explicit confirmation before changing anything." Most teams encode these rules in prompts and hope the model follows them. Concordat takes a different approach: it treats conversation protocols as type signatures an…
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Concordat: How Session Types Enforce Agent Conversation Rules Without Prompt Engineering
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