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+ # @integraledger/agent-guard
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+
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+ ## 0.9.0
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+
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+ **First public release** — Apache-2.0, free forever, no account and no token to install.
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+
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+ `agent-guard` is the buyer-side verify-before-sign guard for agentic purchases. It fetches the terms a
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+ seller advertised, recomputes their fingerprint, and halts before any signing key is invoked if the two
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+ disagree. It works against **any** seller, whether or not that seller uses Integra software.
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+
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+ ### The gate
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+
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+ `evaluate` runs the Legal Context Protocol's buyer sequence and returns a decision. It never touches a
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+ signing key itself — `transact` enforces the decision against a guarded signer, so no caller can sign on a
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+ refusal by mistake.
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+
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+ - **Fetch and retain the terms as evidence** (LCP §5.4), at every trust level, never a silent skip.
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+ - **Verify before sign** (LCP §5.3): recompute the fingerprint over the fetched bytes and HALT on a
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+ mismatch, before the key.
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+ - **Policy on the typed envelope only** (LCP §12.7). The terms body is retained as evidence and never
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+ reaches policy evaluation. The prompt-injection boundary is architectural rather than a filter: the
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+ typed proposal cannot carry prose.
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+ - **Refuse rather than choose.** A coverage gap resolves by the buyer's stated disposition; nothing
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+ resolves by a silent default.
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+
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+ Outcomes are **twelve decline codes**, plus `gate/escalate` and `gate/proceed`. The codes are the
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+ contract — the accountable record and a buyer's escalation path both key off them — and a refusal names
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+ the counterparty's actual defect rather than a reason that merely happens to be true. A counterparty
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+ cannot make the gate throw: every failure reachable from a seller-authored document arrives as a returned
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+ decision.
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+
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+ ### Protocols
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+ Four commerce protocols parse into one typed `GateProposal`: **x402** and **ACP** through
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+ `parseProposalUniversal`, which refuses a document matching two protocols' discriminants rather than
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+ picking one; **AP2** and **MPP** by name, because their identity lives outside the body a caller holds.
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+
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+ ### The fetcher is an SSRF boundary
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+ It takes a counterparty-chosen URL. It is HTTPS-only, refuses redirects, re-checks that every resolved
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+ address is public unicast on every fetch, and caps the body while streaming. IPv6-literal hosts are
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+ supported. `GatePorts` is a documented trust boundary: the fetcher decides which bytes the fingerprint is
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+ recomputed over.
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+ **Nothing calls home** — no telemetry, no callback, no request beyond fetching the terms the seller
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+ pointed at.
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+ ### Packaging
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+ - Apache-2.0. LICENSE and NOTICE ship in the tarball; NOTICE states the trademark reservation, names
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+ Integra Ledger and AAA-ICDR as the Legal Context Protocol's co-stewards, and records that the
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+ seller-side application is separately licensed and not part of this distribution.
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+ - The `@integraledger/lcp-*` protocol line is a **peer** dependency, so a consumer's tree holds exactly
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+ one copy of it — two copies break `instanceof` across the boundary.
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+ - `files` ships `src` alongside `dist`, so published source maps resolve inside the tarball.
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+ - Runs on Node, Deno, Bun, and Workers with `nodejs_compat`. The README's runtime table states per-target
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+ support exactly; the one Node-specific host lookup is lazily imported and injectable.
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+ Integra Agent Guard
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+ Copyright 2026 Integra Ledger
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+ This product includes software developed by Integra Ledger (https://integraledger.com).
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+ "Integra", "Integra Ledger", and the Integra logo are trademarks of Integra Ledger.
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+ The Legal Context Protocol is co-stewarded by Integra Ledger and AAA-ICDR. This package implements the
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+ # @integraledger/agent-guard
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+
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+ **Integra Agent Guard** — verify before sign, as a type and as a runtime guarantee. A paying agent fetches
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+ the terms the seller advertised, recomputes the fingerprint, and halts before any signing key is invoked if
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+ it does not match what was advertised.
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @integraledger/agent-guard
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+ ```
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+ > **Free and open source (Apache-2.0). No account, no key, no token, nothing to sign up for.**
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+ >
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+ > **It works against any seller** — the check is over what a seller publicly advertises, so it is useful
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+ > whether or not that seller has ever heard of Integra. Nothing here calls home: no telemetry, no callback,
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+ > no network request other than fetching the terms the seller pointed you at.
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ type BuyerPolicy,
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+ type GuardedSigner,
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+ makeCachingFetcher,
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+ nodeDnsLookup,
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+ parseProposalFromChallenge,
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+ transact,
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+ } from "@integraledger/agent-guard";
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+ declare const challenge: unknown; // the 402 body the seller returned
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+ declare const policy: BuyerPolicy; // your risk posture — caps, jurisdictions, forbidden clauses
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+ declare const signer: GuardedSigner; // your key. Reachable only on Proceed.
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+ const now = () => new Date().toISOString();
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+ const fetcher = makeCachingFetcher({ httpFetch: fetch, now, lookup: nodeDnsLookup });
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+ const proposal = parseProposalFromChallenge(challenge, {
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+ level: 3,
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+ sellerAssurance: "domain-controlled",
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+ });
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+ const result = await transact(proposal, policy, { fetcher, now }, signer);
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+ // result.kind === "signed" only on Proceed; on Decline or Escalate the signer is never called.
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+ ```
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+ Two properties do the work. The typed proposal **cannot** carry natural-language prose, so the terms body
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+ can never reach policy evaluation — the prompt-injection boundary is architectural rather than a matter of
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+ discipline. And a step's four-valued status maps totally onto a disposition: a failure always declines, and
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+ gaps are resolved by the buyer's stated policy, never by a silent default.
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+ The terms fetcher is HTTPS-only, refuses redirects, checks every resolved address is public unicast on every
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+ network fetch, and caps the body while streaming. Viem-free: the chain reader for post-settlement mechanical
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+ verification is injected.
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+ ### Runs wherever your agent runs — with one dependency caveat
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+ **This package's own source imports no Node built-in.** The one Node-specific helper, `nodeDnsLookup`, is
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+ imported lazily and injected rather than sitting at the top of the graph, so a build that never calls it
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+ never pulls `node:dns` in. Supply your own `HostLookup` and the public-unicast check works on a runtime with
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+ no DNS module at all. That much is enforced by the code and is the part worth relying on.
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+ **One Node built-in does arrive transitively**, and the honest statement is that it is a dependency's, not
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+ ours: `@integraledger/lcp-evidence` re-exports its CAR support from its index, which pulls `multiformats`'
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+ Node SHA-2 build, which statically imports `node:crypto`. So:
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+ | Target | Works |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Node | yes |
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+ | Deno, Bun, Workers with `nodejs_compat` | yes — `node:crypto` is polyfilled |
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+ | A bundler honouring `multiformats`' `browser` export condition | yes — it maps to the browser SHA-2 build |
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+ | A plain unbundled ESM import in a browser or service worker | **no** |
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+
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+ The guard needs `fetch` and Web Crypto and nothing else of its own. Removing the last hop is an upstream
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+ change — a subpath export on `lcp-evidence` so importing one predicate does not drag CAR and `multiformats`
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+ into every consumer's bundle — and until it lands, the table above is the claim.
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+
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+ ### The guard is exactly as trustworthy as the ports you give it
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+ `GatePorts` is a trust boundary, not just a seam for testing. `fetcher` decides which bytes the fingerprint
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+ is recomputed over, so a fetcher that returns the wrong body defeats verification completely; `now` dates
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+ every entry in the record. This is not a weakness to fix — injection is what keeps the guard viem-free and
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+ runnable off Node — but it is a property worth stating rather than discovering. Use the `makeCachingFetcher`
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+ shipped here unless you have a specific reason not to, and hold your ports to the standard you hold the key
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+ they protect.
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+ ## Reading any protocol's document
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+ A buyer that does not know which protocol it is on has two universal entry points, both dispatching through
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+ `@integraledger/lcp-placements` so that a protocol this package supports is precisely one the build can also
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+ place a reference into.
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ detectProtocol,
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+ parseProposalUniversal,
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+ readAdvertisedTerms,
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+ } from "@integraledger/agent-guard";
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+ declare const wire: unknown; // whatever document the counterparty handed you
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+ detectProtocol(wire); // "acp" | … | undefined — never a guess
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+ readAdvertisedTerms("ucp", wire); // { protocol, advertisedAtrHash, legalContextUrl }
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+ parseProposalUniversal(wire, { level: 3, sellerAssurance: "domain-controlled" }); // the full GateProposal
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+ ```
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+
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+ **`readAdvertisedTerms` is universal; `parseProposalUniversal` is not, and the difference is a fact about
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+ the protocols.** The reference is read out of the protocol's own `PlacementManifest` — every carrier it
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+ declares, not the first one that answers — so all nine registered protocols work and nothing is listed here.
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+ A `GateProposal` additionally carries an OFFER, and an amount with its unit is protocol-native economics no
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+ manifest declares: x402 quotes it in `accepts[].amount`, ACP in the `totals` row typed `total`, and the
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+ other seven each differently again.
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+
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+ Four protocols are parsed into a full `GateProposal` today — **x402, ACP, AP2 and MPP**. Two of the four
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+ are reached through `parseProposalUniversal`; **AP2 and MPP are reached by name**, because naming is what
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+ their documents require:
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { parseProposalFromChallenge, parseProposalFromAcpCheckout,
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+ parseProposalFromAp2Envelope, parseProposalFromMppRequest } from "@integraledger/agent-guard";
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+ ```
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+
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+ `parseProposalFromMppRequest` reads the MPP `request` body — the payload a `WWW-Authenticate: Payment`
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+ challenge carries in its `request` auth-param. It takes `methodDetails.atrHash` and
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+ `methodDetails.legalContextUrl`, the fields `placement-mpp` declares, and the offer from `amount` and
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+ `currency`, which the charge intent defines as base units of a currency-or-asset identifier. It is by-name
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+ because MPP's own identity lives in the challenge rather than the body: an amount-and-currency pair is the
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+ shape of nearly every payment document, so nothing in the body says "MPP". The remaining protocols refuse by
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+ name and say why.
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+
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+ Four answers are worth stating plainly, because each is a place a friendlier library would guess:
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+
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+ - **Ambiguity refuses.** Detection collects every discriminant that fires, never the first. An AP2 envelope
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+ *is* an A2A message, and a UCP checkout response shares `id`, `status`, `currency`, `totals` and
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+ `line_items` with an ACP session — so those documents come back named twice, and the caller has to say
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+ which protocol it is on rather than being handed a coin flip. The two overlaps differ in strength: the
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+ ACP/UCP one is contingent on the document, while `ap2`'s rule is a strict subset of `a2a`'s, so **every**
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+ AP2 envelope matches both and none is reachable through `parseProposalUniversal`. AP2 is a detect-and-name
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+ protocol here; `parseProposalFromAp2Envelope` exists and is called by name.
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+ - **An unlocatable terms URL is reported, not answered.** `legalContextUrl` is a union — `read`,
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+ `no-field-declared`, `declared-field-empty`, or `undeclared-at-answering-carrier` — because
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+ `PlacementManifest.termsUrlField` is singular and x402's names a path inside one of its two carriers. A
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+ §C.4-illustrated challenge advertising in `accepts[].extra` really does carry a terms URL, and a bare
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+ `undefined` there would contradict `parseProposalFromChallenge` reading the same bytes. The fix is a
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+ per-alias declaration on the manifest; until it lands the shortfall is named.
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+ - **Carrier disagreement refuses.** Where a protocol declares more than one carrier, all of them are read
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+ and compared. Two different hashes on one document would let a seller advertise different terms to
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+ different readers of it, so this is deliberately stricter than the placement adapter's own `extract`,
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+ which answers with the canonical field and does not adjudicate the host's document.
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+ - **A located-but-unattested carrier is not a reference.** UCP's `links[type=terms_of_service]` entry is a
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+ discovery carrier: it says where the terms are and attests nothing, and it is skipped rather than accepted
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+ as a weaker answer.
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+
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+ One protocol carries nothing that names it — MPP, whose document is the decoded `request` body of a charge
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+ challenge, an amount and a currency with no protocol marker (its identity lives in the `WWW-Authenticate`
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+ challenge one layer out). `detectProtocol` returns `undefined` for it and `PROTOCOL_DISCRIMINANTS` records
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+ why, with the citation. Naming it yourself reads it fine.
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+
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+ Part of [Integra Agent Guard](https://github.com/IntegraLedger/integra-agent-guard).
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+ import type { HaltClass } from "@integraledger/lcp-binding-core";
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+ export type StepStatus = "proved" | "failed" | "indeterminate" | "not-attempted";
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+ export type Disposition = "proceed" | "decline" | "escalate";
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+ export type GateDecision = {
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+ readonly kind: "proceed";
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+ } | {
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+ readonly kind: "decline";
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+ readonly haltClass: HaltClass;
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+ readonly code: string;
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+ readonly detail: string;
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+ } | {
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+ readonly kind: "escalate";
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+ readonly bytes: Uint8Array;
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+ readonly hash: `0x${string}`;
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+ readonly reason: string;
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+ };
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+ /** The TOTAL map from a step's four-valued status onto a disposition. `failed` is ALWAYS decline (a policy
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+ * can never proceed past a failure). `indeterminate`/`not-attempted` are the buyer's STATED dispositions
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+ * (never silent defaults). The switch is exhaustive — the `never` default fails the build if StepStatus grows. */
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+ export declare function decideOutcome(status: StepStatus, gaps: {
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+ readonly onIndeterminate: Disposition;
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+ readonly onNotAttempted: Disposition;
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+ }): Disposition;
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+ /** Fold per-step dispositions into one: any decline ⇒ Decline-dominant; else any escalate ⇒ Escalate; else proceed. */
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+ export declare function foldDispositions(ds: readonly Disposition[]): Disposition;
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+ * can never proceed past a failure). `indeterminate`/`not-attempted` are the buyer's STATED dispositions
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+ * (never silent defaults). The switch is exhaustive — the `never` default fails the build if StepStatus grows. */
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+ export function decideOutcome(status, gaps) {
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+ switch (status) {
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+ case "proved":
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+ return "proceed";
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+ case "failed":
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+ return "decline";
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+ case "indeterminate":
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+ return gaps.onIndeterminate;
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+ case "not-attempted":
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+ return gaps.onNotAttempted;
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+ default: {
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+ const _exhaustive = status;
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+ return _exhaustive;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /** Fold per-step dispositions into one: any decline ⇒ Decline-dominant; else any escalate ⇒ Escalate; else proceed. */
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+ export function foldDispositions(ds) {
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+ if (ds.includes("decline"))
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+ return "decline";
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+ if (ds.includes("escalate"))
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+ return "escalate";
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+ return "proceed";
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+ }
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+ import type { GateDecision } from "./decision.js";
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+ import type { TermsFetcher } from "./fetch.js";
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+ import type { Orc4Log } from "./log.js";
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+ import { type BuyerPolicy } from "./policy.js";
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+ import type { GateProposal } from "./proposal.js";
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+ export interface GatePorts {
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+ readonly fetcher: TermsFetcher;
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+ readonly now: () => string;
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+ readonly log?: Orc4Log;
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+ }
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+ /** The gate orchestration: fetch+retain (LCP §5.4) → level floor (LCP §4.2) → fingerprint HALT (LCP §5.3) → policy on the
12
+ * TYPED envelope only (LCP §12.7) → coverage-gap disposition → assurance → Proceed. The signing key is NEVER
13
+ * touched here — this returns a decision that `transact` enforces against the guarded signer. */
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+ export declare function evaluate(proposal: GateProposal, policy: BuyerPolicy, ports: GatePorts): Promise<GateDecision>;
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+ //# sourceMappingURL=evaluate.d.ts.map
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+ import { parseLegalContextJson, } from "@integraledger/lcp-discovery";
2
+ import { hashAtr } from "@integraledger/lcp-kernel";
3
+ import { recomputeAndCompare } from "./fingerprint.js";
4
+ import { evaluatePolicy } from "./policy.js";
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+ /** The gate orchestration: fetch+retain (LCP §5.4) → level floor (LCP §4.2) → fingerprint HALT (LCP §5.3) → policy on the
6
+ * TYPED envelope only (LCP §12.7) → coverage-gap disposition → assurance → Proceed. The signing key is NEVER
7
+ * touched here — this returns a decision that `transact` enforces against the guarded signer. */
8
+ export async function evaluate(proposal, policy, ports) {
9
+ const at = ports.now();
10
+ const decline = (haltClass, code, detail) => {
11
+ ports.log?.append({
12
+ timestamp: at,
13
+ decision: "decline",
14
+ haltClass,
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+ code,
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+ detail,
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+ atrHash: proposal.advertisedAtrHash,
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+ legalContextUrl: proposal.legalContextUrl,
19
+ });
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+ return { kind: "decline", haltClass, code, detail };
21
+ };
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+ // LCP §5.4: ALWAYS fetch + retain the terms as evidence, even at Level 1 (a policy decision, never a silent skip).
23
+ //
24
+ // The fetch is CAUGHT because a counterparty must not be able to make this function THROW. Every failure
25
+ // the shipped fetcher raises is counterparty-reachable — a 404 or a TLS error on a URL the seller chose, a
26
+ // body over the cap on a document the seller serves, a host the seller published that resolves to a private
27
+ // address and trips the SSRF guard. Each has to arrive as a value the buyer can act on: the ORC-4 log
28
+ // records the most common counterparty failure there is, the caller gets the `haltClass`/`code` pair every
29
+ // other refusal here is a value of, and the Decline taxonomy — the seam a seller's integration is measured
30
+ // against — names "your terms document did not serve".
31
+ //
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+ // A throw would fail closed, since the signer is unreachable on any path that does not reach a Proceed. But
33
+ // failing closed is not the same as failing WELL, and this package's own SECURITY.md names that difference
34
+ // as a defect rather than as acceptable behaviour.
35
+ //
36
+ // `verification-failure`, not `policy-rejection`: no policy of the buyer's rejected anything. The terms
37
+ // could not be obtained, so the fingerprint could not be recomputed, so the guard cannot say the document
38
+ // is the one that was advertised — which is the same thing a mismatch says, arrived at one step earlier.
39
+ let fetched;
40
+ try {
41
+ fetched = await ports.fetcher.fetch(proposal.legalContextUrl);
42
+ }
43
+ catch (cause) {
44
+ // The fetcher's own message names the cause precisely — the status, the cap, the resolved address that
45
+ // failed the unicast check — and it is the seller's defect, so it is carried through verbatim rather
46
+ // than flattened into "fetch failed". A buyer that cannot see WHICH failure it was cannot report it.
47
+ return decline("verification-failure", "gate/terms-unfetchable", `could not fetch the advertised terms at ${proposal.legalContextUrl}: ${cause instanceof Error ? cause.message : String(cause)}`);
48
+ }
49
+ // LCP §4.2: the buyer's stated trust-level floor. Level 1 is a policy decision (requiredLevel), never a default.
50
+ if (proposal.level < policy.requiredLevel)
51
+ return decline("policy-rejection", "gate/below-required-level", `service level ${proposal.level} is below the buyer's required level ${policy.requiredLevel}`);
52
+ // Verify before sign (LCP §5.3): recompute the fingerprint over the fetched bytes vs the advertised atrHash — a mismatch HALTS before
53
+ // any signing key. Every GateProposal carries a validated advertisedAtrHash, so verification is ALWAYS run
54
+ // (verify-whenever-present; skipping a present, verifiable hash would be a silent fail-open).
55
+ const fp = await recomputeAndCompare(fetched.bytes, proposal.advertisedAtrHash);
56
+ if (fp.status === "failed")
57
+ return decline("verification-failure", "gate/fingerprint-mismatch", `recomputed fingerprint ${fp.recomputed} ≠ advertised ${fp.advertised} — HALTING before sign (LCP §5.3)`);
58
+ // The seller-assurance floor (IDN-3) is a counterparty-trust dimension INDEPENDENT of the terms FORMAT —
59
+ // it gates EVERY proceed path, so it is checked here, before the typed/coverage-gap branch. A buyer that
60
+ // tolerates non-machine-readable terms (onNotAttempted) must NOT thereby lose their assurance floor.
61
+ if (policy.requiredAssurance !== "any" &&
62
+ proposal.sellerAssurance !== policy.requiredAssurance)
63
+ return decline("policy-rejection", "gate/assurance", `seller assurance ${proposal.sellerAssurance} below required ${policy.requiredAssurance}`);
64
+ // Policy on the TYPED envelope only (never the prose bytes) — LCP §12.7. parseLegalContextJson takes a PARSED
65
+ // object and THROWS on a non-conformant record, so a non-machine-readable body is a CAUGHT coverage gap the
66
+ // buyer's STATED onNotAttempted disposition decides — never a silent proceed.
67
+ let typed;
68
+ try {
69
+ typed = parseLegalContextJson(JSON.parse(new TextDecoder().decode(fetched.bytes)));
70
+ }
71
+ catch {
72
+ typed = undefined;
73
+ }
74
+ if (typed === undefined) {
75
+ const disp = policy.onNotAttempted; // non-machine-readable record → coverage gap; buyer's STATED disposition
76
+ if (disp === "decline")
77
+ return decline("policy-rejection", "gate/unparseable-terms", "terms are not machine-readable legal-context JSON");
78
+ if (disp === "escalate")
79
+ return escalate(fetched.bytes, at, "terms not machine-readable — escalating per policy", ports, proposal);
80
+ // disp === "proceed": a STATED election to proceed without a typed record (the policy's call, not a default).
81
+ }
82
+ else {
83
+ const pr = evaluatePolicy(policy, typed, proposal.offer);
84
+ // A hard ATA-2 violation is a Decline (policy-rejection); the escalate lane is for coverage gaps, not forbidden terms.
85
+ if (!pr.ok)
86
+ return decline("policy-rejection", pr.code, pr.detail);
87
+ }
88
+ ports.log?.append({
89
+ timestamp: at,
90
+ decision: "proceed",
91
+ code: "gate/proceed",
92
+ detail: "verified + in policy",
93
+ atrHash: proposal.advertisedAtrHash,
94
+ legalContextUrl: proposal.legalContextUrl,
95
+ });
96
+ return { kind: "proceed" };
97
+ }
98
+ /** Escalate binds a display-equals-signed hash: `hash === sha256(bytes)` and `bytes` are the EXACT displayed
99
+ * terms an approver signs (LCP §12.7 MUST). */
100
+ async function escalate(bytes, at, reason, ports, proposal) {
101
+ const hash = await hashAtr(bytes);
102
+ ports.log?.append({
103
+ timestamp: at,
104
+ decision: "escalate",
105
+ code: "gate/escalate",
106
+ detail: reason,
107
+ atrHash: proposal.advertisedAtrHash,
108
+ legalContextUrl: proposal.legalContextUrl,
109
+ });
110
+ return { kind: "escalate", bytes, hash, reason };
111
+ }
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+ //# sourceMappingURL=evaluate.js.map
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