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SP/1.0: deterministic, reproducible verdicts for AI-agent decisions

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SP/1.0: deterministic, reproducible verdicts for AI-agent decisions
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The reference implementation is dual-licensed: AGPLv3 (open source) and Commercial (proprietary). Contact: [email protected] Abstract SHACKLE is a runtime circuit breaker for autonomous AI agents. It answers one question: Should this agent be allowed to execute this tool with these parameters at this moment?

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SHACKLE Protocol Specification — SP/1.0 Runtime Circuit Breaker for Autonomous AI Agents Version: 1.0.0 Status: Published Date: 2026-06-25 Authors: Dante Bullock, Sovereign Logic License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY 4.0) Reference Implementation: https://github.com/Fame510/SHACKLE First Public Commit: 2026-06-17 23:12 UTC Implementations of this specification are subject to the SHACKLE license terms. The reference implementation is dual-licensed: AGPLv3 (open source) and Commercial (proprietary). Contact: [email protected] Abstract SHACKLE is a runtime circuit breaker for autonomous AI agents.

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