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TENIR-Gov v5.7.0
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Before an agent acts, examine what authorizes it.
An agent can send an instruction, change data or commit a resource. Its authority, duplicate attempts and recovery need controls when the outcome is uncertain.
- What you receive
- Scoped local decisions, reservations and reconciliation records—not automatic proof of external provider effects.
External GitHub resource · source and documentation.
AVAILABLE RESOURCETENIR-Gov v5.7.0 release
Open resource ↗Bounded single-host beta, no C3
See whether it fits your situation
- This may help when…
- When a technical team prepares an agent action on an external system and can verify the specific deployment conditions.
- What you need to start
- Action schema, versioned profile, identity/authority, idempotency keys, external-provider contract and verified deployment manifest.
- What is examined
- Execution admission, ONCE reservation, HOLD, mediated dispatch, decision trace and reconciliation.
- The starting question
- An agent can send an instruction, change data or commit a resource. Its authority, duplicate attempts and recovery need controls when the outcome is uncertain.
- How it connects to other approaches
- Independent technical route. May embody eligible Prevent controls; Prepare may assess evidence; conformance specifies bounded guarantees.
- Availability and maturity
- GitHub v5.7.0 released 24 October 2026, PyPI published; beta. Bounded single-host deployment profile; customer production deployment not demonstrated.
- Limits to keep in mind
- No multi-host C3 claim; production multi-host Raft blocked (FM-20). No external exactly-once effect or independent certification.
- A possible next step
- Inspect release source and manifest requirements; scope a separate, authorized single-host pilot.
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Availability and limits above reflect the cited sources. Unverified artifact revisions remain identified.