NeuraProtocol

Agent review stays interoperable

Shared Action Cards, Decision Receipts, trace refs, and rules

What interoperable systems need

Shared refs, lifecycle, validation, and Decision Receipts keep meaning

Action Card envelope

Parse proposed actions

Action Cards and review context stay recognizable

Readable

Lifecycle states

Place proposed actions

Named states preserve review context

Contextual

Validation rules

Check required refs

Compatible checks reject invalid Action Cards

Conformant

Traffic envelope

Connect traffic

Action Cards, Decision Receipts, approvals, and ledger refs stay linked

Auditable

Delegated Authority

Check authority

Registry authority refs bind into Relay Decision Receipts

Controlled

OTel mapping

Correlate traces

Decision Receipts map to OTel traces without payload export

Observable

Boundary clarity

Shared contract, separate authority

Shared grammar

Systems read review messages under one contract

Separate roles

Relay, Registry, Protocol, and runtimes keep distinct authority

Outcomes can differ

Compatibility makes review paths interpretable