agenticproductenvironment
This is the pre-release public coordinate scaffold for Agent Environment.
It intentionally contains only machine-readable package identity metadata. It does not yet ship the product runtime, CLI, server, client, or adapter. A later version will replace this scaffold from the product's selected source owner.
from agenticproductenvironment import coordinate, product, status, target
print({"coordinate": coordinate, "product": product, "status": status, "target": target})
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