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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: agent-failure-registry
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+ Version: 0.1.0
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+ Summary: Agent Failure Registry - a neutral namespace and crosswalk for AI agent failure modes
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+ License: Apache-2.0
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/canja006/agent-failure-registry
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/canja006/agent-failure-registry
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/canja006/agent-failure-registry/issues
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+ Project-URL: Schema, https://github.com/canja006/agent-failure-registry/blob/main/registry/SCHEMA.md
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+ Keywords: ai-agents,failure-analysis,taxonomy,observability,crosswalk
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
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+ Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Quality Assurance
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.8
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE-CODE
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+ License-File: LICENSE-DATA
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pyyaml>=6.0; extra == "dev"
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # Agent Failure Registry
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+
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+ **A neutral namespace for AI agent failure modes, and a crosswalk between the
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+ taxonomies that already exist.**
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+
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+ Not another classifier. There are at least seven of those, each with its own
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+ private vocabulary: Agent-Xray's `tool_selection_bug`, AgentRx's
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+ `Invalid Invocation`, and five more describing overlapping reality under names
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+ that share nothing. This is the mapping layer between them.
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+
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+ ```python
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+ >>> import afr
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+ >>> afr.map("agentrx", "Invalid Invocation")
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+ [AF-0023 (exact)]
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+ >>> afr.map("agent-xray", "spin")
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+ [AF-0058 (exact)]
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+ >>> afr.mode("AF-0058").layer
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+ 'harness'
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+ ```
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+
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+ The analogy is CVE, not CWE. Plenty of people have proposed taxonomies; nobody
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+ has done the boring institutional work of assigning stable ids, accepting
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+ mappings, and letting tools *reference* them. CVE's value was never
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+ intellectual — it was giving the whole industry a shared noun.
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+
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+ ## Why this and not a classifier
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+
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+ - **It gets stronger as rivals ship.** Every new classifier with a private
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+ taxonomy increases the need for the crosswalk. A classifier is threatened by
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+ the next classifier; a namespace is fed by it.
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+ - **Incumbents structurally cannot build it.** A registry operated by one
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+ vendor is one every competitor is right to ignore. Microsoft declined the
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+ standards position for AgentRx explicitly.
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+ - **Distribution runs through other repos.** You do not need an audience — you
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+ open a PR adding a mapping file to each classifier.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install agent-failure-registry # zero runtime dependencies; imports as `afr`
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Use
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import afr
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+
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+ # One tool's report, tagged with shared ids
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+ labels = afr.normalize({"stuck_loop": 31, "context_overflow": 18}, "agent-xray")
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+ print(afr.profile(labels).render())
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```
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+ failure profile (source: agent-xray, n=49)
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+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
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+ AF-0058 63.3% ###################### Unproductive repetition
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+ AF-0064 36.7% ############ Context overflow truncation
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+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
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+ by layer: harness=49
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+ ```
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+
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+ That is the pitch in one output. `67% pass` tells you nothing you can act on.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ afr modes # every mode
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+ afr show AF-0142 # full record, plus who maps to it
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+ afr map agentrx "System Failure" # source category -> AF ids
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+ afr unmap AF-0064 agent-xray # and back, with relations inverted
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+ afr coverage # how much of each taxonomy is mapped
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+ afr gaps # what nobody has named yet
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Two levels of identifier
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+
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+ | | | |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | **`AF-0142`** | mode | Permanent, versionless, like CWE. What classifiers map onto and humans cite. |
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+ | **`AFI-2026-08-0417`** | instance | One observation, pinned to model + harness version, like CVE. |
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+
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+ Conflating them breaks the query that justifies the whole project: *did Opus 5.2
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+ regress on AF-0142 relative to 5.1?* That needs modes stable across time and
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+ instances pinned to versions — so they cannot be the same identifier.
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+
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+ Instances are **deliberately not implemented yet**. Open collection only once
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+ three independent tools emit AF ids.
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+
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+ ## Relation direction
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+
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+ `relation` describes **the AF mode relative to the source category**: `exact`,
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+ `broader`, `narrower`, `overlaps`. `afr.unmap()` inverts it for you — swapping
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+ `broader` and `narrower` — because hand-authoring the reverse is how crosswalks
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+ silently corrupt.
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+
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+ At most one `exact` per source category. One wrong `exact` discredits the table.
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+
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+ ## Status
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+
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+ Pre-v0. 18 modes, all `provisional`; 3 source taxonomies; 90% of AgentRx and
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+ 86% of Agent-Xray mapped — Agent-Xray from a full read of its classifier, not
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+ its README (see [`registry/crosswalk/notes/`](registry/crosswalk/notes/)). The
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+ remaining modes are week-one reading, not coding — see
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+ [`registry/crosswalk/academic.yaml`](registry/crosswalk/academic.yaml) for the
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+ queue.
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+
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+ Findings are already falling out of the structure, which is the point.
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+ `afr gaps` surfaces four:
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+
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+ - `agent-xray:tool_bug` — a **tool-layer defect** has no AF mode; the registry
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+ has no `tool`-layer entry yet. (As detected, the category mostly catches
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+ fabricated tools and schema errors, which *do* map.)
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+ - `agent-xray:routing_bug` — **tool never exposed by the harness**. No AF mode.
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+ - `agent-xray:tool_selection_bug` — **wrong tool selected**. No AF mode.
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+ - **`AF-0142`** (stale context re-read) has **no source mapping** — a failure
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+ everyone has seen that no published taxonomy names.
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+
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+ ## Repo layout
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+
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+ ```
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+ registry/modes/AF-####.yaml canonical mode records (CC0)
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+ registry/crosswalk/*.yaml one file per third-party taxonomy (CC0)
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+ registry/SCHEMA.md field semantics and relation direction
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+ afr/ the library (Apache-2.0), no dependencies
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+ afr/_index.json compiled from YAML, committed, CI-enforced
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+ scripts/compile.py YAML -> index (the only place PyYAML is needed)
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+ scripts/validate.py integrity checks; a lying crosswalk is worse than none
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ make check # build + validate + test
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+ make demo # coverage, gaps, and a sample profile
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Licensing
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+
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+ Registry data is **CC0**; the library is **Apache-2.0**. A namespace with an
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+ attribution clause invites legal review, and legal review is the friction that
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+ stops tools embedding it.
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+
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+ Governance, including the commitment to move to a neutral foundation once three
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+ independent tools map to this namespace, is in [GOVERNANCE.md](GOVERNANCE.md).
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+
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+ ## Outreach
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+
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+ Distribution runs through other projects' repos, not through this one. Drafted
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+ mapping-file PRs for AgentRx and Agent-Xray, and an issue for AgentDebugX, are
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+ in [`outreach/`](outreach/) — including the order to send them in, which
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+ matters more than the speed.
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+ # Agent Failure Registry
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+
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+ **A neutral namespace for AI agent failure modes, and a crosswalk between the
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+ taxonomies that already exist.**
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+
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+ Not another classifier. There are at least seven of those, each with its own
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+ private vocabulary: Agent-Xray's `tool_selection_bug`, AgentRx's
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+ `Invalid Invocation`, and five more describing overlapping reality under names
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+ that share nothing. This is the mapping layer between them.
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+
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+ ```python
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+ >>> import afr
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+ >>> afr.map("agentrx", "Invalid Invocation")
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+ [AF-0023 (exact)]
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+ >>> afr.map("agent-xray", "spin")
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+ [AF-0058 (exact)]
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+ >>> afr.mode("AF-0058").layer
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+ 'harness'
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+ ```
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+
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+ The analogy is CVE, not CWE. Plenty of people have proposed taxonomies; nobody
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+ has done the boring institutional work of assigning stable ids, accepting
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+ mappings, and letting tools *reference* them. CVE's value was never
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+ intellectual — it was giving the whole industry a shared noun.
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+
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+ ## Why this and not a classifier
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+
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+ - **It gets stronger as rivals ship.** Every new classifier with a private
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+ taxonomy increases the need for the crosswalk. A classifier is threatened by
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+ the next classifier; a namespace is fed by it.
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+ - **Incumbents structurally cannot build it.** A registry operated by one
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+ vendor is one every competitor is right to ignore. Microsoft declined the
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+ standards position for AgentRx explicitly.
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+ - **Distribution runs through other repos.** You do not need an audience — you
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+ open a PR adding a mapping file to each classifier.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install agent-failure-registry # zero runtime dependencies; imports as `afr`
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Use
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import afr
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+
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+ # One tool's report, tagged with shared ids
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+ labels = afr.normalize({"stuck_loop": 31, "context_overflow": 18}, "agent-xray")
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+ print(afr.profile(labels).render())
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```
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+ failure profile (source: agent-xray, n=49)
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+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
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+ AF-0058 63.3% ###################### Unproductive repetition
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+ AF-0064 36.7% ############ Context overflow truncation
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+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
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+ by layer: harness=49
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+ ```
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+
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+ That is the pitch in one output. `67% pass` tells you nothing you can act on.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ afr modes # every mode
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+ afr show AF-0142 # full record, plus who maps to it
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+ afr map agentrx "System Failure" # source category -> AF ids
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+ afr unmap AF-0064 agent-xray # and back, with relations inverted
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+ afr coverage # how much of each taxonomy is mapped
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+ afr gaps # what nobody has named yet
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Two levels of identifier
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+
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+ | | | |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | **`AF-0142`** | mode | Permanent, versionless, like CWE. What classifiers map onto and humans cite. |
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+ | **`AFI-2026-08-0417`** | instance | One observation, pinned to model + harness version, like CVE. |
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+
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+ Conflating them breaks the query that justifies the whole project: *did Opus 5.2
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+ regress on AF-0142 relative to 5.1?* That needs modes stable across time and
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+ instances pinned to versions — so they cannot be the same identifier.
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+
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+ Instances are **deliberately not implemented yet**. Open collection only once
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+ three independent tools emit AF ids.
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+
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+ ## Relation direction
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+
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+ `relation` describes **the AF mode relative to the source category**: `exact`,
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+ `broader`, `narrower`, `overlaps`. `afr.unmap()` inverts it for you — swapping
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+ `broader` and `narrower` — because hand-authoring the reverse is how crosswalks
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+ silently corrupt.
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+
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+ At most one `exact` per source category. One wrong `exact` discredits the table.
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+
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+ ## Status
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+
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+ Pre-v0. 18 modes, all `provisional`; 3 source taxonomies; 90% of AgentRx and
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+ 86% of Agent-Xray mapped — Agent-Xray from a full read of its classifier, not
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+ its README (see [`registry/crosswalk/notes/`](registry/crosswalk/notes/)). The
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+ remaining modes are week-one reading, not coding — see
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+ [`registry/crosswalk/academic.yaml`](registry/crosswalk/academic.yaml) for the
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+ queue.
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+
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+ Findings are already falling out of the structure, which is the point.
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+ `afr gaps` surfaces four:
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+
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+ - `agent-xray:tool_bug` — a **tool-layer defect** has no AF mode; the registry
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+ has no `tool`-layer entry yet. (As detected, the category mostly catches
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+ fabricated tools and schema errors, which *do* map.)
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+ - `agent-xray:routing_bug` — **tool never exposed by the harness**. No AF mode.
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+ - `agent-xray:tool_selection_bug` — **wrong tool selected**. No AF mode.
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+ - **`AF-0142`** (stale context re-read) has **no source mapping** — a failure
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+ everyone has seen that no published taxonomy names.
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+
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+ ## Repo layout
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+
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+ ```
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+ registry/modes/AF-####.yaml canonical mode records (CC0)
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+ registry/crosswalk/*.yaml one file per third-party taxonomy (CC0)
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+ registry/SCHEMA.md field semantics and relation direction
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+ afr/ the library (Apache-2.0), no dependencies
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+ afr/_index.json compiled from YAML, committed, CI-enforced
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+ scripts/compile.py YAML -> index (the only place PyYAML is needed)
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+ scripts/validate.py integrity checks; a lying crosswalk is worse than none
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ make check # build + validate + test
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+ make demo # coverage, gaps, and a sample profile
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Licensing
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+
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+ Registry data is **CC0**; the library is **Apache-2.0**. A namespace with an
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+ attribution clause invites legal review, and legal review is the friction that
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+ stops tools embedding it.
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+ Governance, including the commitment to move to a neutral foundation once three
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+ independent tools map to this namespace, is in [GOVERNANCE.md](GOVERNANCE.md).
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+
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+ ## Outreach
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+ Distribution runs through other projects' repos, not through this one. Drafted
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+ mapping-file PRs for AgentRx and Agent-Xray, and an issue for AgentDebugX, are
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+ in [`outreach/`](outreach/) — including the order to send them in, which
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+ matters more than the speed.
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+ """Agent Failure Registry - a neutral namespace for AI agent failure modes.
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+
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+ >>> import afr
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+ >>> afr.map("agentrx", "Invalid Invocation")
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+ [AF-0023 (exact)]
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+ >>> afr.mode("AF-0023").layer
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+ 'model'
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+ Relations are recorded as *AF mode relative to source category*.
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+ Data is CC0; this library is Apache-2.0.
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+ """
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+
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+ from .crosswalk import coverage, map, normalize, unmap
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+ from .data import categories, mode, modes, reload, source, sources, version
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+ from .model import LAYERS, RELATIONS, Label, Mapping, Mode, Source, invert
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+ from .profile import Profile, profile
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+
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+ __version__ = "0.1.0"
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+
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+ __all__ = [
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+ "map", "unmap", "normalize", "coverage",
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+ "mode", "modes", "source", "sources", "categories", "version", "reload",
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+ "profile", "Profile",
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+ "Mode", "Mapping", "Source", "Label", "invert",
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+ "RELATIONS", "LAYERS",
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+ ]