Internet-Draft draft-schrock-ep-architecture-02.txt is now available.
Title: The EMILIA Protocol: An Evidence Architecture for Consequential Agent Actions
Author: Iman Schrock
Name: draft-schrock-ep-architecture-02.txt
Pages: 20
Dates: 2026-07-21
Abstract:
Consequential agent actions can cross operator and administrative
boundaries. The party that later decides whether to rely on an
action record may not have participated in the interaction and may
not trust either operator. This document describes an evidence
architecture for that case. It separates transport and workload
identity, delegation and policy, material action identity,
authorization evidence, evidence satisfaction, local authorization,
durable consumption or reservation, effect invocation, outcome
evidence, revocation, and preservation.
The architecture composes the Canonical Action Identifier (CAID),
Authorization Evidence Chain (AEC), and Action Evidence Boundary
(AEB) with optional staged-approval and consequence-control profiles.
It does not define a universal token, policy language, execution
engine, settlement network, or distributed consensus system. A valid
signature, a current credential, a satisfied evidence requirement,
and an observed effect remain different facts.
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