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Evidence Register

A structured record of what exists, at what maturity, and what is not claimed. Updated as work progresses.

◉ Note

This register is maintained to ensure that EPICORTEK's public claims are traceable to verifiable artifacts. If something is not listed here, it is not claimed. If something has a known limitation, it is noted here.

Implemented

Implemented work

Working artifacts that can be inspected, tested, or demonstrated.

AgIS — Internet-Draft specification

Agent Identity System · Individual Internet-Draft

Submitted to IETF

The AgIS specification defines agent identity evidence evaluation, deterministic trust decisions (allow/deny/review), Agent Card structure, DNS TXT bindings, key thumbprints, signed HTTP request validation, request freshness, lifecycle status, revocation, scoped delegation, and delegation chain traversal. Submitted to IETF Datatracker on 29 June 2026.

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AgIS — TypeScript reference implementation

Alpha quality · Not for unreviewed production deployment

Alpha

TypeScript implementation of the AgIS evaluation engine. Implements the full verification profile described in the Internet-Draft, including Agent Card evaluation, DNS TXT binding verification, key thumbprint checking, and delegation chain validation.

github.com/epicortek/agis ↗

AgIS — CLI tooling

Agent identity evaluation, verification, and inspection via command line

Alpha

CLI companion to the reference implementation. Supports agent identity inspection, evaluation runs against test vectors, and verification workflows.

AgIS — 23 deterministic test vectors — all passing

Conformance testing · 0 failures

Available

A structured set of test cases defining expected evaluation outcomes for given evidence inputs. Enables conformance verification of AgIS implementations and deterministic testing of evaluation logic.

Framework direction

Framework notes

Schema and architecture direction documents. Not deployed systems.

ABDS / AUSF — Conformance framework direction

Agent User Story Framework + Agentic Behavioral Design Specification · Three adoption levels

Direction / WIP

AUSF defines the Agent User Story. ABDS transforms it into engineering-grade specifications at three adoption levels — Lite, Standard, and Full. Level 1 covers prototypes; Level 2 covers production agents; Level 3 covers regulated and safety-critical systems. Not a deployed product, not a runtime system, not an approved standard.

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Prototype

Prototypes

Working demonstrations. Not production-deployed.

Supplier Trust & Verification — prototype

Applied verification demonstration

Pilot prototype

Applied verification demonstration showing how EPICORTEK's verification infrastructure can be applied to supplier identity and trust signals in procurement contexts.

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Pilot in development

Pilot-stage architectural work

Active pilot development — no production deployment.

scarR

Governed Agent Memory Layer. Persistent governed memory for AI agents: scar memory, contextual retrieval, policy-bound recall, and audit-ready memory traces.

Architecture documented. Pilot evaluation available for qualified organizations. No production deployment claims.

Sentinel

Observability, anomaly detection, audit, and mission assurance for autonomous and non-deterministic workflows.

Architecture documented. Pilot evaluation available for qualified organizations. No production deployment claims.

FIBRA-NAV

Typed navigation across fragmented operational data environments including graph, vector, document, and transactional systems.

Architecture documented. Pilot evaluation available for qualified organizations. No production deployment claims.

Not claimed

The following are common claims made by companies in this space that EPICORTEK does not make:

  • AgIS is not an approved IETF standard
  • AgIS is not a DID or decentralized identity system
  • AgIS is not a wallet or credential storage system
  • AgIS is not blockchain-based
  • No EPICORTEK system is production-deployed in an uncontrolled enterprise environment
  • No EPICORTEK product is certified, regulated, or audited by a third party
  • EPICORTEK does not claim to replace existing identity or access management systems
  • ABDS/AUSF is not a deployed product and not an approved standard
  • scarR, Sentinel, and FIBRA-NAV are pilot-stage — no production deployment

Known limitations

  • AgIS Internet-Draft: individual submission only

    Not adopted by any IETF working group. The specification may change significantly before any standardization process.

  • TypeScript reference implementation: alpha quality

    Not suitable for unreviewed production deployment. Security review recommended before any operational use.

  • AgIS DNS TXT binding: dependent on DNS infrastructure integrity

    DNS-based verification provides domain-level evidence but does not prevent DNS-level attacks without DNSSEC.

  • Delegation chain depth: not formally bounded in current draft

    Chain length limits are recommended in implementation guidance but not formally constrained in the specification.

  • ABDS/AUSF: schema direction not yet formalized

    The framework direction documents do not yet have a complete formal schema specification.

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