eatp-reference

The Enterprise Agent Trust Protocol (EATP) is a technical reference for enterprise AI governance that establishes trust lineage through attestation and verification gradients. It defines trust postures to verify agent identity and actions across enterprise applications.

EATP provides specialized trust postures and verification gradients for AI agents, whereas other identity standards focus on general authentication. This reference guide details the distinctions and explains when enterprise AI applications require EATP-specific attestation.

To integrate EATP, review the companion SDK API references and pattern documents for practical adoption. The reference guide provides architecture planning guidance and navigates to SDK docs containing implementation examples for the Kailash and EATP SDKs.

Yes, EATP supports attestation and verification gradients specifically designed for enterprise AI applications. The reference guide consolidates these technical concepts, enabling developers to implement nuanced trust verification postures within their governance frameworks.

EATP is a reference framework focusing on trust lineage, attestation, and verification gradients for AI agents. Users must consult companion SDK documents for practical implementation, as the core reference primarily provides governance concepts and architecture planning rather than executable code.