governance/declare-agent-capability

To declare agent capabilities for bounded contexts, you provide required inputs like context, capability_id, title, work_scope, and work_measures to generate a YAML declaration. This creates an auditable record of what an agent can do within a specific domain.

A capability declaration in YAML is a formal record capturing an agent's scope, measures, and metadata within a bounded context. It enables traceable access decisions and auditable session admission for governance workflows.

You generate an auditable YAML file by supplying required fields such as context, capability_id, title, work_scope, and work_measures. The system writes this declaration to a specific runtime directory for deterministic diffs.

No, declaring a capability prevents overwriting existing YAML declarations. The system validates required inputs and ensures safe path segments to protect your current capability catalogs in the runtime directory.

Yes, you can optionally log a U.Work record via telemetry when creating a capability declaration. This feature supports governance workflows by providing an additional audit trail for session admission and capability catalogs.