docs: add agent shell supervisor receipt example#2
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Summary
Adds a focused supervisor-side execution receipt example for the
google/agent-shell-tools#29trust-boundary discussion.The PR now deliberately keeps the scope narrow:
grpc_execdis not treated as the trusted observer.wsb, a wrapper that launcheswsb, or a separate trust domain.Why
This keeps
grpc_execminimal while showing how an external owner/observer can produce audit evidence beside the execution response without expanding theExecuteResponseshape.Validation
go run make_sample.gofromexamples/agent-shell-supervisor/npm run verify:examplesOut of scope
Broader
.well-known/agent-governance, Security Insights, and DefenseClaw examples are intentionally not included in this PR. Those can live in separate, purpose-specific PRs if useful later.