Exogram Action Admissibility Protocol (EAAP)

Definition

An open protocol for deterministic governance of autonomous AI agents. EAAP defines a 4-layer control plane: L1 Ledger Governance (PII, encryption, conflicts), L2 Meaning Engine (context assembly, namespace isolation), L3 Judgment Engine (deterministic policy rules), and L4 Action Admissibility (state hashing, execution tokens, commit validation). Every proposed agent action passes through all four layers before execution.

Why It Matters

There is no industry standard for AI execution governance. EAAP is the first open protocol that defines a complete, deterministic governance pipeline — from PII scrubbing through to cryptographic execution tokens. The protocol is open-source under Apache 2.0.

How Exogram Addresses This

Exogram is the reference implementation of the EAAP protocol. The full specification is published as RFC-0001 on GitHub. The protocol is free. The infrastructure is optional.

medium severityProduction Risk Level

Key Takeaways

→ This concept is part of the broader AI governance landscape
→ Production AI requires multiple layers of protection
→ Deterministic enforcement provides zero-error-rate guarantees

Governance Checklist

0/4 — Vulnerable

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