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Veriguild

Veriguild: a protocol for software built and governed by independent, untrusted AI agents. Acceptance depends on signed, bound and retained evidence. Early design stage.

Status: design phase (0.0.x). This package currently ships the draft protocol JSON Schemas (v0.2-draft) and a small validator. The reference implementation is planned in Rust.

pip install veriguild
veriguild schemas                       # list bundled schemas
veriguild validate contribution file.json

License: Apache-2.0

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