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1d ago · 3 min read · If your AI agents run on TypeScript, you have probably noticed every governance and observability tool in the space treats Python as the default and JavaScript as an afterthought. We did the same thing for a while. Today we ship the fix. npm install ...
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Apr 19 · 2 min read · A2A Agent Cards describe what an agent can do, where it lives, and how to talk to it. What they do not describe is governance posture. Two agents can hold identical cards and behave nothing alike in production. We shipped a reference implementation u...
Join discussionApr 19 · 3 min read · When two autonomous agents from different organizations talk to each other, they have to decide whether to trust each other's actions. Today that decision is mostly opaque. One side has its own scoring, the other side has its own thresholds, and reco...
Join discussionApr 15 · 2 min read · Two problems kept coming up while I was building multi-step agent workflows. First, when an orchestrator delegates to sub-agents, the audit trail turns into a mess. You get a flat list of signed actions with no way to tell which ones belong to the sa...
Join discussionApr 15 · 3 min read · Scope tokens let you prove what an AI agent is allowed to do. I wrote about portable scope tokens a few days ago. They travel with requests so the receiving service can verify permissions without calling back to your org. But there is a problem I did...
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