Token Reports and Agent Loop

Token Reports and Agent Loop

Token reports are v0.9 JSON reports for checking whether a useful intervention can be reused safely. They are deliberately conservative.

Main Reports

• token-extraction-pipeline-report: turns a finite trace into a candidate token.
• token-admissibility-report: checks provenance, guard/failure contract, mechanism reuse, leakage, dependency closure, verifier binding, transport scope, lifecycle, and authority envelope.
• token-lineage-report: records origin and dependency-aware hashes.
• token-dedup-report: separates exact aliases and near duplicates.
• token-interface-standard-report: checks whether the token exposes the fields a runtime expects.

What They Do Not Mean

A token report does not mean:

• the intervention is true;
• the intervention is settled;
• the token may be executed;
• the token is admitted as capital;
• the token proves real-world acceleration.

Typical Agent Procedure

pic token extract-pipeline --trace trace.json --compact
pic token admissibility --token token.json --compact
pic token dedup --tokens tokens.jsonl

Then route blockers to verifier tasks or CCR residuals. Preserve the blockers in the next agent answer instead of rewriting them as success.

Search Terms

ALT token, abstraction liquidity token, token extraction, token admissibility, token lineage, token deduplication, leakage audit, capital admission, residual ledger, agent loop.