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sacp

by aDragon0707

State-aware agent protocol that issues auditable work receipts

Python
Updated Oct 15, 2026
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Summary

Defines a State-Aware Collaboration Protocol (SACP) that issues auditable work receipts for agent interactions. It captures state checkpoints, handoffs, and provenance so agent interactions become verifiable and traceable. The protocol focuses on compact receipts and a clear API for recording delegation, outcomes, and human-in-the-loop interventions. Human-in-the-Loop Pattern

Key Benefits

As agents delegate tasks to other agents, tracking who did what and why becomes essential for trust and accountability. SACP makes agent-to-agent interactions auditable, enabling consistent agent track records and reproducible handoffs. This matters for multi-agent trust and A2A evaluation because it creates structured signals you can use for reputation, debugging, and automated governance. Linking to established patterns like Agent-to-Agent Protocol helps frame these capabilities.

Target Use Cases

Researchers and teams building multi-agent systems who need auditable handoffs, provenance, and compact on-chain or off-chain receipts for agent actions. This aligns with the practical flow described in the Sub-Agent Delegation Pattern and the broader coordination strategies found in the Hierarchical Multi-Agent Pattern.

Use Cases

  • Record and verify delegations between agents to create an auditable track record
  • Attach provenance and state checkpoints for human-in-the-loop inspections and audits
  • Generate compact receipts for benchmarking or feeding into reputation systems like RepKit
Topics
agent-protocolagentopsai-agentsai-safetyai-workflowsaudit-trailbenchmarkhandoffhuman-in-the-loopllm+2 more
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Keywords
multi-agent trustagent track recordagent-to-agent evaluationauditable receipts