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…trument Continues the two open threads from docs/market-research-2026-08.md §8.3, turning both from recommendations into artifacts. The interop experiment has been run. examples/acta_receipt_interop.py transcodes a signed portable receipt into the ScopeBlind ACTA envelope (draft-farley-acta-signed-receipts) as a custom agentmiddleware:governed_invoke receipt type: inner production signature verified over the exact signing_input bytes exactly as b2a-verify-receipt does, outer Ed25519-over-JCS envelope with issuer_id bound to the signing kid, and the ledger/idempotency/permit linkage — the row no surveyed format defines — carried as first-class fields. The demo runs against the checked-in public proof artifact and both signatures verify. Fail-closed by design: unverified inner signatures, tampered signing_input, kid mismatches, missing economic linkage, and floats in the JCS subset are all refused, each with a negative test (8 tests total). Deliberately an experiment in examples/, not an SDK export or route — WEDGE.md's freeze discipline stands, and shipping it is a product call. The measured cost (~200 lines, no trust-plane changes) replaces the estimate in §8.3. The demand question has an instrument. docs/partner-interview-script.md is a past-tense-only discovery script: incident excavation first, the product unmentioned for 25 minutes, current mitigations treated as the real competitor, money questions about past spend rather than hypothetical willingness, a commitment test priced in a named engineer's afternoon, a per-call scoring table, and a decision rule committed before the interviews (3/5 incidents + 2/5 commitments → paid-pilot conversation; incidents without commitment → reposition around evidence; no incidents → the market isn't here yet). The script explicitly forbids using the LangGraph citation to manufacture pain. Also updates §7/§8.3 of the research doc to point at both artifacts, and the changelog. Tests: 51 passed across the new suite, wedge-honesty, and site contracts. Ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FsXYfTHDLiFNQ24R5JPN7H
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WalkthroughAdded an executable ACTA receipt interoperability experiment with Ed25519 verification, JCS canonicalization, receipt transcoding, and regression tests. Added a structured partner-interview script with scoring and a precommitted five-interview decision rule. ChangesACTA receipt interoperability
Partner demand validation
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In `@docs/partner-interview-script.md`:
- Around line 77-85: The interview decision matrix should explicitly track
qualified_n and support an unknown outcome, including cases with insufficient
commitments, fewer than five qualified interviews, mixed incident results, or
inadequate evidence. Define every scoring outcome and make the decision rule
default unhandled or unknown cases to conducting more interviews; also clarify
the screening denominator so qualified_n is unambiguous.
- Around line 19-21: Align the interview timing instructions to one consistent
reveal boundary: update the opening “first 25 minutes” guidance, the “next half
hour” wording, and the timings in sections 0–3 and the additional referenced
sections so they all use the same duration and reveal point.
- Around line 26-28: Revise the discovery questions around Section 4 and the
referenced prompts near the “idempotency keys” and “signed receipt” wording to
use neutral, non-solution language. Make Section 4 the sole explicitly marked
point where product vocabulary is permitted, while preserving the instruction to
record the respondent’s own terminology.
- Around line 17-18: Update the commitment test and its related prompts to
require observable past-tense evidence rather than hypothetical answers: capture
a named engineer, staging environment, and scheduled next step, and revise the
scoring table to record these fields instead of only a yes/no result. Apply the
change consistently to the commitment-test sections referenced by the existing
interview script symbols or headings.
- Around line 3-6: Align the interview script’s Purpose and follow-up sections
with the evidence they collect: either narrow the Purpose and the transitions
around the paid-pilot discussion to validating the problem and pilot interest,
or add questions establishing prior buyer approval, budget ownership, and
procurement requirements before discussing payment. Update the related sections
identified by their interview-question and paid-pilot symbols while preserving
the existing research scope.
- Around line 56-61: Replace the compound incident question in the interview
opener with a broad, open-ended prompt that invites the partner to describe a
relevant incident in their own terms, without presupposing retries, expensive
side effects, duplicate execution, or missing evidence. Preserve the surrounding
interview structure and 3-of-5 decision rule.
In `@examples/acta_receipt_interop.py`:
- Around line 209-220: Update verify_acta_receipt to require
signature_block["alg"] to be exactly "Ed25519" and validate that
signature_block["sig"] is a well-formed hexadecimal value before calling
public_key.verify; reject either malformed field with TranscodeError. Add a test
that modifies only signature["alg"] and confirms verification fails.
- Around line 122-155: Update the verification flow around the bundle validation
and VerifiedBundle construction in examples/acta_receipt_interop.py#L122-L155 to
accept a trusted key record binding kid, public key, and issuer, then reject
bundles whose issuer differs from that record; do not treat the unsigned issuer
as verified provenance. Add a regression test in
tests/test_acta_receipt_interop.py#L34-L62 that mutates bundle["issuer"] after
signing and asserts transcoding fails. Update
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claim only with issuer-to-key binding, otherwise label issuer as unverified
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Interop example:
- verify_portable_bundle now takes expected_issuer: the wrapper's issuer
field is outside the signed bytes, so it is checked against the issuer
bound to the key material in the trust-keys snapshot instead of being
trusted on its own. Demo and roundtrip test pass the snapshot's issuer;
a new negative test mutates issuer post-signing and is refused.
- verify_acta_receipt now rejects a signature block whose alg is not
Ed25519 or whose sig is not a hex string; new test tampers only alg.
- Research doc no longer implies the issuer label itself is signed.
Interview script:
- One timing boundary: reveal at ~minute 25, framing says 25 minutes.
- §1 opens with a broad narrative prompt before the pointed probe, so
incidents that don't fit our shape still get told.
- §2 no longer supplies 'idempotency keys'; it reuses the interviewee's
own words (rule 5 marked as applying everywhere except §4).
- §3 adds the buyer question: last approver, budget owner, procurement.
- §3's vendor question is past-tense ('has the fix ever broken') instead
of hypothetical.
- Commitment test requires observables on the call: named engineer, named
staging environment, scheduled date — scoring table records each.
- Decision rule defines qualified_n, adds an unknown outcome, and defaults
every unlisted pattern to more interviews, not a decision.
Tests: 53 passed (interop, wedge-honesty, site contracts). Ruff clean.
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- Around line 154-157: Make the commitment test use one consistent scheduling
condition: either require a scheduled date everywhere or consistently record and
evaluate a concrete scheduling step alongside the date. Update the pass
criteria, the commitment recording fields, and the scoring logic near the
commitment test so the same valid outcome cannot pass one stage and fail
another.
- Around line 193-198: Update the paid-pilot selection rule near the
commitment-test threshold to be deterministic: either specify how to rank
qualifying partners and resolve ties using the recorded fields and the
precommitted rule, or state that every partner meeting the threshold advances.
Remove the undefined “strongest one” selection.
- Around line 148-152: The commitment gate in the interview script must match
the pilot acceptance contract before it is used to advance paid-pilot
candidates. Update the gate around the quoted commitment and its scoring fields
to explicitly capture a partner-owned agent, a partner-owned staging MCP tool,
the responsible partner engineer, and independent partner-side receipt
verification; alternatively, clearly mark this gate as pre-qualification rather
than pilot readiness.
- Around line 101-104: Revise the interview prompts around “That safeguard you
built at the tool layer” to first ask neutrally whether any current mitigation
or safeguard exists, allowing the interviewer to record none and its owner when
applicable. Ask the maintenance, ownership, and worker-restart follow-ups only
after the partner confirms a safeguard exists; leave the separate
evidence-and-cost prompt unchanged.
In `@examples/acta_receipt_interop.py`:
- Around line 235-236: Update the issuer identity validation in
verify_acta_receipt so body["issuer_id"] and signature_block["kid"] must both be
non-empty strings before comparing them; otherwise raise TranscodeError. Add a
regression test covering a signed body with issuer_id omitted and signature.kid
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…nsistency - verify_acta_receipt refuses an envelope whose issuer_id or signature kid is missing or empty, closing the None == None bypass where a valid signature could verify with no declared signer; regression test signs a body with neither field and asserts refusal. - Commitment test uses one scheduling condition everywhere: date scheduled or a concrete scheduling step taken on the call, in the prompt, the scoring table, and the decision rule. - Commitment gate explicitly marked pre-qualification, pointing at the stricter Pilot Acceptance Test in 30-day-customer-validation.md (partner-owned agent, partner-owned staging MCP tool, partner engineer, independent partner-side receipt verification). - Paid-pilot selection is deterministic: earliest scheduled staging date, tie-break on buyer-evidence completeness, then interview order; 'the strongest one' removed. - §2 opens with a neutral 'what, if anything, did you change' so a no-mitigation answer records as none instead of being presupposed away. Tests: 11 interop tests passed. Ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FsXYfTHDLiFNQ24R5JPN7H
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…test - verify_portable_bundle refuses a bundle declaring a non-Ed25519 alg instead of silently verifying with Ed25519 and reporting a result the bundle's own metadata contradicts; negative test included. - The signer-identity regression test is parametrized across absent and empty issuer_id and kid independently, so both validation branches stay covered. Tests: 16 interop tests passed. Ruff clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FsXYfTHDLiFNQ24R5JPN7H
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Summary
Turns the two remaining open threads from
docs/market-research-2026-08.md§8.3 into artifacts.1. The interop experiment has been run.
examples/acta_receipt_interop.pytranscodes a signed portable receipt into the ScopeBlind ACTA envelope (draft-farley-acta-signed-receipts) as a customagentmiddleware:governed_invokereceipt type:signing_inputbytes — the same checkb2a-verify-receiptperforms, never a re-serialization.issuer_idbound to the signingkid, hex signature.signing_input, kid mismatches, missing economic linkage, and floats in the JCS subset are all refused — each with a negative test.The demo runs against the checked-in public proof artifact (
site/proof/receipt.json) and both signatures verify. Measured cost: ~200 lines plus tests, zero trust-plane changes — replacing §8.3's estimate with a fact. It lives inexamples/deliberately: not an SDK export, not a route, not a product surface.WEDGE.md's freeze discipline stands; shipping interop remains a product call, now a costed one.2. The demand question has an instrument.
docs/partner-interview-script.mdoperationalizes the one question research cannot answer (does anyone pay for charge-once semantics?):ELEVATOR_PITCH.md's rule that the first conversation must establish existing controls are insufficient before the product is proposed./compare/).Also updates
market-research-2026-08.md§7/§8.3 to point at both artifacts, andCHANGELOG.md.Type of Change
New example + tests + docs. No application code, no API surface, no trust-plane behavior changed.
Validation
pytest -q— 51 passed across the new interop suite (8 tests incl. negative paths), wedge-honesty, and site contracts; new example demo run manually against the real proof artifact with both signatures verifyingpython scripts/export_openapi.py --check— n/a, no API surface changepython scripts/generate_sim_inventory.py --check— n/apython3 examples/acta_receipt_interop.py site/proof/receipt.jsonverified end-to-endSECURITY_LIMITATIONS.md— the example's docstring states what it deliberately does not do (no production-key re-signing, no product surface), and the interview script inherits the never-claim list verbatimmake trust-release-gatenot run: no permits, receipts, metering, idempotency, audit, or governed MCP path code is touched — the example only reads published artifacts.Risk
Notes on migration, rollout, or rollback concerns:
None operational — an
examples/module, a test file, and two doc updates. Rollback is a revert.The one genuine risk is strategic, and it is stated in the example's docstring rather than hidden: adopting the ACTA envelope for real would be a bet on one vendor's non-standards-track draft, and that vendor is the closest competitor. This PR makes the bet cheap to evaluate; it does not place it.
Branch note: restarted from
origin/mainafter #288 merged, per the merged-PR convention; the force push replaced only already-merged history.Generated by Claude Code
Note
Low Risk
Changes are isolated to examples, tests, and documentation with no production API or trust-plane behavior modified; cryptographic code is experimental and explicitly not promoted to a product surface.
Overview
Adds running code for the market-research interop question:
examples/acta_receipt_interop.pytranscodes a signed portable receipt into the ScopeBlind ACTA envelope asagentmiddleware:governed_invoke, verifies the inner signature over exactsigning_inputbytes, signs the outer envelope with Ed25519 over a minimal JCS subset, and carries ledger/idempotency linkage as first-class fields with the original bundle embedded.tests/test_acta_receipt_interop.pypins fail-closed behavior (tampering, missing linkage, alg mismatches, floats). This stays inexamples/—not an API or SDK surface.Adds
docs/partner-interview-script.md, a past-tense discovery script with scoring and a pre-committed decision rule (five qualified interviews) for whether teams will pay vs. patch locally.docs/market-research-2026-08.md,CHANGELOG.md, and.gitignore(.claude/worktrees/) are updated to reference the new artifacts.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit d1dd292. Configure here.