Trust Controller CBA vendor demonstration

Scene 016 minutes

A manifest becomes an identity

An agent identity manifest is committed and merged. The pipeline drives the Trust Controller to create the software statement, assign its capability roles and activate its authority claims. A second manifest is rejected on policy and nothing is created.

The point. Registration stays with the marketplace. Identity creation is triggered by an explicit manifest, so the boundary between the two workflows is a contract in git rather than an assumption.

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TC-01 Built Shared · Both

Registering an Agent in a marketplace or catalogue triggers the appropriate Agent Identity workflow based on an Agent Identity Manifest.

docdocs/tracker-reconciliation.md

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Orchestration across Agent workflow events and Agent Identity workflows for registration, approval, publication, suspension and withdrawal.

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