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Hi maintainers/users - I am testing an authority-before-action receipt pattern for parallel coding-agent orchestration.
The narrow question is: before parallel agents move from planning into consequential execution, can the workflow prove what authority applies to package publication, production deployment, workflow closure, permission change, or other side effects?
npm run benchmark:agent-authority -- --dry-run --json --source=github_discussion --campaign=agent_authority_week --surface=composio_agent_orchestrator_authority
This is not an Agent Orchestrator approval, endorsement, integration, partnership, listing, pass, or fail claim. It is a proposed authority-before-action boundary for parallel coding-agent execution.
Question for maintainers/users here: is a pre-action authority receipt useful before parallel coding agents execute consequential changes, or would the better insertion point be somewhere else in the orchestration lifecycle?
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Hi maintainers/users - I am testing an authority-before-action receipt pattern for parallel coding-agent orchestration.
The narrow question is: before parallel agents move from planning into consequential execution, can the workflow prove what authority applies to package publication, production deployment, workflow closure, permission change, or other side effects?
I put a credential-free dry-run benchmark here:
https://github.com/neurarelay/relay-action-card
For this repo, the closest starting path is:
This is not an Agent Orchestrator approval, endorsement, integration, partnership, listing, pass, or fail claim. It is a proposed authority-before-action boundary for parallel coding-agent execution.
Question for maintainers/users here: is a pre-action authority receipt useful before parallel coding agents execute consequential changes, or would the better insertion point be somewhere else in the orchestration lifecycle?
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