Data
Agent Authority Ledger: the dataset
34 records, 5 figures, 82 dimensions and 49 primary sources, served from the same file the pages render from, so the download can never disagree with the site. Free under CC BY 4.0; attribution is the only condition.
Take the data
Two formats
The shape
Every field of a record
- id
- AAL-YYYY-NNNN. Permanent, never reused. The citation handle and the URL prefix.
- slug
- The readable part of the URL. May be corrected; the id never is.
- kind
- standard, draft, guidance, law, question.
- verdict
- verified, reported, announced, absent or open. See the method page for what each means.
- jurisdiction
- US, EU, UK, IN, SG, GLOBAL.
- answer
- The record in 30 to 80 words, standing alone.
- key_facts
- Short sentences, each one traceable to a source in the record.
- figures
- label, value, unit, as_of, and source, which indexes the record's sources. A figure is never printed without them.
- facets
- key (identity, authorization, delegation, limits, human_approval, logging, revocation, accountability), value, verdict (verified, reported, absent, open), note, source.
- what_it_changes
- What the record changes for a team deploying an agent.
- search
- Only on absent records: where the ledger looked and when.
- sources
- name, url, type (primary or secondary), date. A verified record has at least one primary; a reported record has none.
- related_ids
- Other records the row names.
- tags
- Free text keywords.
- date_added, last_verified, last_modified
- ISO dates. last_verified drives the freshness check; last_modified drives the sitemap.
- meta.vocab
- The dataset's own vocabulary: kinds, jurisdictions, dimensions, product name and mount. The pages and the gate read labels from here, never from code.
How the verdicts are decided and what the gate refuses: the method page. Every change, dated: the changelog.
Last updated . Every record re verified . The ledger is checked weekly, every Monday, and the same day for any NIST, IETF or MCP publication.
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