PulseParse, a separation-logic parser combinator library in F*, yields the first verified formalizations of CBOR, CDDL, and a COSE signing implementation, with non-malleability proofs and C and Rust extraction.
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CHAP is a new protocol that turns human edits, approvals and handoffs with AI agents into structured, signed, replayable events using a minimal core and optional profiles.
Proposes evidence-bound LLM gateway using attested runtime for verifiable path provenance and policy enforcement.
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Secure Parsing and Serializing with Separation Logic Applied to CBOR, CDDL, and COSE
PulseParse, a separation-logic parser combinator library in F*, yields the first verified formalizations of CBOR, CDDL, and a COSE signing implementation, with non-malleability proofs and C and Rust extraction.
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Collaborative Human-Agent Protocol (CHAP)
CHAP is a new protocol that turns human edits, approvals and handoffs with AI agents into structured, signed, replayable events using a minimal core and optional profiles.
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Evidence-Bound Gateway-Path Provenance for Third-Party LLM Inference
Proposes evidence-bound LLM gateway using attested runtime for verifiable path provenance and policy enforcement.