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Confirming the v0.1 shape matches what we landed on in #171: project-level scope, schema-neutral on format, framework-specific content lives behind the optional APS publishes the equivalent surface at Reads clean from the implementer side. |
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Summary
Adds an optional project-level
agent-assisted-productiondisclosure field with a deliberately small, vendor-neutral shape:The field lets a project disclose whether automated agents are used in production workflows and, if useful, point readers to a project-maintained governance declaration.
Design choices
governance-declarationURI.Validation
go run cuelang.org/go/cmd/cue@latest vet -d '#SecurityInsights' ./spec examples/example-full.ymlgo run cuelang.org/go/cmd/cue@latest vet -d '#SecurityInsights' ./spec examples/example-agent-assisted-production.ymlContext: follows discussion in #171.