eatp-reference

Reference EATP TrustPlane implementation with SDK and security patterns.

Updated Oct 10, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/FFOO6866/lead2cash --skill eatp-reference-ffoo6866
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Skill: eatp-reference
Source: https://github.com/FFOO6866/lead2cash/tree/main/.claude/skills/26-eatp-reference
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FFOO6866/lead2cash --skill eatp-reference-ffoo6866

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a production-minded implementation reference for the EATP trust module so you can build TrustPlane components with correct security, persistence, and enterprise behaviors instead of assembling them from scattered notes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • TrustPlane reference implementation covering stores (SQLite default, filesystem, PostgreSQL), key managers (local Ed25519, cloud KMS providers), hardened security patterns, and a CLI/MCP/API entry approach.
  • Budget tracking reference with integer microdollars, reserve/record lifecycle, threshold callbacks, and crash-safe SQLite snapshotting.
  • Posture persistence reference implementing the PostureStore protocol with SQLite-backed posture state, transition history, and schema migration support (e.g., preserving emergency downgrade semantics).
  • Reasoning trace support through the SDK patterns (hash/sign/verify) and confidentiality-aware serialization behavior.

Quick Start

Use the eatp-reference skill to load the TrustPlane, BudgetTracker, and PostureStore implementation references needed to build your EATP trust module with secure persistence and consistent lifecycle semantics.

Frequently Asked Questions about eatp-reference

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I implement budget tracking for trust modules with crash-safe persistence?

Budget tracking for trust modules uses integer microdollars with a reserve/record lifecycle, threshold callbacks, and crash-safe SQLite snapshotting to guarantee financial state survives unexpected process termination.

What is the EATP TrustPlane and when do I need its security patterns?

The EATP TrustPlane is a trust module architecture enforcing trust chaining, posture persistence, and budget enforcement across sessions, needed when building enterprise systems requiring hardened validation and deterministic lifecycle entry points.

How to choose between SQLite, filesystem, and PostgreSQL for posture store persistence?

Posture store persistence defaults to SQLite for crash-safe snapshotting and schema migration support, with filesystem and PostgreSQL options available for enterprise integration scenarios requiring different backend scalability and management characteristics.

Does the TrustPlane implementation reference support enterprise RBAC and OIDC integration?

Yes, the TrustPlane reference covers enterprise features including RBAC, OIDC, SIEM, dashboard, archive, and shadow mode capabilities for integration scenarios requiring hardened security patterns and standardized access control.

How do I verify reasoning traces in an EATP trust module?

Reasoning trace verification in an EATP trust module uses SDK patterns for hash, sign, and verify operations alongside confidentiality-aware serialization to ensure trace integrity and secure data handling.

What are the limitations of using SQLite for posture state persistence in enterprise trust modules?

SQLite posture state persistence supports transition history and schema migration but may face limitations in distributed enterprise scenarios where PostgreSQL offers superior concurrency and remote access for trust module scaling.