Reads and validates x-agent-capability.
IMPLEMENTATIONS
An open registry, not a product hierarchy.
Projects register with a precise profile, ACC version, dated self-assessment, evidence, and known limitations. The same criteria apply to every implementation.
REGISTERED IMPLEMENTATIONS
Evidence before affiliation.
Listing is not certification, a security audit, production-readiness endorsement, partnership, or commercial recommendation.
First public implementation used to validate the initial contract. Its control-plane architecture, storage, transport, UI, and product features do not define ACC semantics or receive privileged registry status.
Produces ACC-compatible OpenAPI declarations.
Enforces scope, risk, subject, approval intent, audit, and execution hints.
Enforces a named subset of ACC semantics for another runtime or gateway.
REGISTER YOUR PROJECT
Self-assess and publish verifiable evidence.
Choose a profile, publish a dated assessment tied to a release or commit, disclose limitations, and submit a pull request to the registry. Maintainers verify claim completeness and neutral wording, not production safety.
Implements the ACC v1 Runtime Profile.
Status: Self-declared
Evidence: public assessment + tests
Certification: none
IMPLEMENTATION TYPES
Compatible does not mean identical.
Control planes
Turn declarations into routed, audited, governable agent operations.
API gateways
Use ACC as policy metadata next to existing API contracts.
SDK generators
Produce ACC metadata from framework annotations or source code.
Policy engines
Validate risk, subject, approval, and audit declarations before runtime.