thinkneo-a2astc
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Placeholder for the A2ASTC (Agent-to-Agent Software Team Compliance) JavaScript/TypeScript reference implementation. Reference Python implementation available: pip install thinkneo-a2astc. Spec: https://a2astc.space
A2ASTC — Agent-to-Agent Software Team Compliance
This package reserves the thinkneo-a2astc name on npm. The JavaScript/TypeScript reference implementation is under active development.
The reference Python implementation is available today:
pip install thinkneo-a2astc
from thinkneo_a2astc import TeamComplianceGate
gate = TeamComplianceGate()
result = gate.evaluate("agent-a", "agent-b", "payload")
print(result.verdict) # ALLOW | WARN | THROTTLE | ISOLATE | TERMINATE
A2ASTC is a runtime compliance layer for multi-agent AI systems. Per-agent safety is necessary but not sufficient — A2ASTC governs the emergent team formed when agents exchange messages.
ThinkNEO AI Technology Company Limited (Hong Kong)
Apache-2.0
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Placeholder for the A2ASTC (Agent-to-Agent Software Team Compliance) JavaScript/TypeScript reference implementation. Reference Python implementation available: pip install thinkneo-a2astc. Spec: https://a2astc.space
We found that thinkneo-a2astc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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