@humanagencyp/hap-core 0.6.0 → 0.6.2

package/dist/index.d.mts

@@ -652,8 +652,18 @@ declare function validateSubject(subject: Subject): SubjectValidation;
  * The name appears only at `high` with a disclosed name; otherwise no name.
  *
  *  - low / no disclosure → "Sent by an AI agent via «operator»"
- *  - high / as_vouched   → "Sent by an AI agent of «name» — verified by «operator»"
- *  - high / eudi         → "Sent by an AI agent of «name» — identity verified (EUDI)"
+ *  - high / as_vouched   → "Sent by «name»'s AI agent, verified by «operator»"
+ *  - high / eudi         → "Sent by «name»'s AI agent, identity verified (EUDI)"
+ *
+ * Footer wording v1.1 (July 2026): the named forms read "«name»'s AI agent"
+ * (more natural than the v1 "an AI agent of «name»"). The v1 wording is frozen
+ * for already-sent content; verifiers strip BOTH forms (see the gateway's
+ * FOOTER_RE and the AS ContentVerifier).
+ *
+ * Punctuation is ASCII (comma, not em-dash) so the line survives header and
+ * plain-text encoding intact across email, calendar, and publishing channels.
+ * The leading verb ("Sent") is the default; presentation layers may swap it
+ * (e.g. the gateway uses "Published" for the publish profile).
  *
  * `operatorName` is the rendered AS operator (e.g. "Suveren") — never hardcode it
  * upstream; a different operator self-vouches under its own name.

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -652,8 +652,18 @@ declare function validateSubject(subject: Subject): SubjectValidation;
  * The name appears only at `high` with a disclosed name; otherwise no name.
  *
  *  - low / no disclosure → "Sent by an AI agent via «operator»"
- *  - high / as_vouched   → "Sent by an AI agent of «name» — verified by «operator»"
- *  - high / eudi         → "Sent by an AI agent of «name» — identity verified (EUDI)"
+ *  - high / as_vouched   → "Sent by «name»'s AI agent, verified by «operator»"
+ *  - high / eudi         → "Sent by «name»'s AI agent, identity verified (EUDI)"
+ *
+ * Footer wording v1.1 (July 2026): the named forms read "«name»'s AI agent"
+ * (more natural than the v1 "an AI agent of «name»"). The v1 wording is frozen
+ * for already-sent content; verifiers strip BOTH forms (see the gateway's
+ * FOOTER_RE and the AS ContentVerifier).
+ *
+ * Punctuation is ASCII (comma, not em-dash) so the line survives header and
+ * plain-text encoding intact across email, calendar, and publishing channels.
+ * The leading verb ("Sent") is the default; presentation layers may swap it
+ * (e.g. the gateway uses "Published" for the publish profile).
  *
  * `operatorName` is the rendered AS operator (e.g. "Suveren") — never hardcode it
  * upstream; a different operator self-vouches under its own name.

package/dist/index.js

@@ -170,9 +170,9 @@ function deriveIdentityLine(subject, { operatorName }) {
     return `Sent by an AI agent via ${operatorName}`;
   }
   if (subject.method === "eudi") {
-    return `Sent by an AI agent of ${name} \u2014 identity verified (EUDI)`;
+    return `Sent by ${name}'s AI agent, identity verified (EUDI)`;
   }
-  return `Sent by an AI agent of ${name} \u2014 verified by ${operatorName}`;
+  return `Sent by ${name}'s AI agent, verified by ${operatorName}`;
 }
 
 // src/frame.ts

package/dist/index.mjs

@@ -99,9 +99,9 @@ function deriveIdentityLine(subject, { operatorName }) {
     return `Sent by an AI agent via ${operatorName}`;
   }
   if (subject.method === "eudi") {
-    return `Sent by an AI agent of ${name} \u2014 identity verified (EUDI)`;
+    return `Sent by ${name}'s AI agent, identity verified (EUDI)`;
   }
-  return `Sent by an AI agent of ${name} \u2014 verified by ${operatorName}`;
+  return `Sent by ${name}'s AI agent, verified by ${operatorName}`;
 }
 
 // src/frame.ts

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@humanagencyp/hap-core",
-  "version": "0.6.0",
+  "version": "0.6.2",
   "description": "Core types, cryptographic primitives, and verification logic for the Human Agency Protocol",
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {

package/src/identity.ts

@@ -56,8 +56,18 @@ export function validateSubject(subject: Subject): SubjectValidation {
  * The name appears only at `high` with a disclosed name; otherwise no name.
  *
  *  - low / no disclosure → "Sent by an AI agent via «operator»"
- *  - high / as_vouched   → "Sent by an AI agent of «name» — verified by «operator»"
- *  - high / eudi         → "Sent by an AI agent of «name» — identity verified (EUDI)"
+ *  - high / as_vouched   → "Sent by «name»'s AI agent, verified by «operator»"
+ *  - high / eudi         → "Sent by «name»'s AI agent, identity verified (EUDI)"
+ *
+ * Footer wording v1.1 (July 2026): the named forms read "«name»'s AI agent"
+ * (more natural than the v1 "an AI agent of «name»"). The v1 wording is frozen
+ * for already-sent content; verifiers strip BOTH forms (see the gateway's
+ * FOOTER_RE and the AS ContentVerifier).
+ *
+ * Punctuation is ASCII (comma, not em-dash) so the line survives header and
+ * plain-text encoding intact across email, calendar, and publishing channels.
+ * The leading verb ("Sent") is the default; presentation layers may swap it
+ * (e.g. the gateway uses "Published" for the publish profile).
  *
  * `operatorName` is the rendered AS operator (e.g. "Suveren") — never hardcode it
  * upstream; a different operator self-vouches under its own name.
@@ -71,7 +81,7 @@ export function deriveIdentityLine(
     return `Sent by an AI agent via ${operatorName}`;
   }
   if (subject!.method === 'eudi') {
-    return `Sent by an AI agent of ${name} — identity verified (EUDI)`;
+    return `Sent by ${name}'s AI agent, identity verified (EUDI)`;
   }
-  return `Sent by an AI agent of ${name} — verified by ${operatorName}`;
+  return `Sent by ${name}'s AI agent, verified by ${operatorName}`;
 }