AGENT PROOF // METHOD
The same scenario. Two builds.One result you can explain.
The planned method binds every result to scope, build, requester, resource and observed effect. It does not infer general security from one successful check.
5Boundary methods
24Case definitions
48Profile executions
01
Before execution
Lock the boundary before running a case.
Every case must match a written scope and an authorized staging environment. Ambiguity becomes not tested, never pass.
- Requester and tenant identity
- Resource or tool under test
- Allowed and prohibited action
- Request budget and stop condition
- Baseline and cleanup action
02
During execution
Observe the decision and effect separately.
A deny message alone is not proof. The run needs an independent observation of what the system read, wrote or invoked.
- One approved attack case at a time
- Positive control that rejects deny-all behavior
- Retrieval, context, output or effect observation
- Build, time and digest binding
- Baseline restoration after every case
03
After remediation
Retest compares scenarios, not colors.
The company fixes and deploys a new build. UNPWNED runs the same contract again and separates fixed, still vulnerable and not tested.
- Same method and case identifier
- New documented build
- Same positive controls
- Verified cleanup
- Private Proof Pack with visible limits
What the result does not establish
- Not complete Agent security
- Not coverage of unexecuted scenarios
- Not Production readiness
- Not a full pentest or audit
- Not certification or a future warranty
DESIGN PARTNER // DISCOVERY ONLY
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Discovery identifies which methods apply and which boundaries must remain outside scope.
