acr-agent-registry

You monitor agent interactions by registering an agent's composition and logging external API calls to build a persistent behavioral profile. The system observes these longitudinal logs to detect anomaly signals and sends notifications when issues arise.

To register an agent's composition via API, configure your ACR API URL, generate or load a cryptographic keypair, and submit the registration request. This implements environment setup and proof-of-possession signing to authenticate the agent's identity.

Cryptographic signing is required during agent onboarding to establish proof-of-possession and verify the agent's identity. It ensures that composition updates and interaction logs submitted to the registry are securely authenticated.

Yes, the registry supports lifecycle management by allowing you to apply composition updates and perform version checks during ongoing operation. This ensures the registered behavioral profile remains current as the agent evolves.

A persistent behavioral profile is a longitudinal record built by logging an agent's external interactions after registration. It serves as the baseline for anomaly detection, enabling the system to identify deviations and notify the agent for proactive remediation.

Yes, agent registry logging operates without external dependencies, relying instead on environment setup, cryptographic keypair generation, and API-based communication to register compositions and record interactions.