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We added runtime enforcement to agent-contracts — contracts are no longer just documentation. Also, external contributors are showing up unprompted.

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A few months ago I posted about agent-contracts - an open-source governance layer for AI workflows. The idea was simple: every agent should declare what it's allowed to do, what requires human approval, and what side effects it can create. MCP and A2A solved how agents talk. Nobody solved what they…

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  1. 2026-09-05 06:52 · r/AI_Agents
    We added runtime enforcement to agent-contracts — contracts are no longer just documentation. Also, external contributors are showing up unprompted.

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