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Verification records what our published tests found on a specific version at a specific date. It is not a warranty, and it does not certify that software is free of defects.

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Agents and protocols

Capability manifest

The declared list of tools a listing exposes, scopes it needs and hosts it may contact.

Every version of every listing here carries a manifest, and it is pinned: the manifest is recorded against the exact artefact that was tested, not against the product in general.

Verification compares the declaration against observed behaviour. A listing that does something it did not declare fails, and so does one that declares access it never uses.

Why it matters

It turns a vague question, is this safe, into a checkable one: does it do what it says.

The mistake everyone makes

Reading the manifest once at install and never again. A change to it on a later version is the exact shape of a tool-poisoning attack, which is why a change here is treated as a new product rather than an update.

Related terms

Permission drift
When a new version of a listing quietly asks for more access than the version you approved.
Tool poisoning
Hiding instructions inside a tool description so the model reads them as commands.
Egress allow-list
An explicit list of the hosts a piece of software is permitted to contact.
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