Verifiable Agentic Prompt Architecture, Made Legible

What this means for you

GRACE names a category that did not have a name: Verifiable Agentic Prompt Architecture. If you build with AI agents and want to prove which prompt ran, at which version, approved by whom, GRACE is the protocol that lets you say so on the record.

The pitch

A spec, a CLI, and a documentation site that treat prompts the way aerospace treats firmware: typed, versioned, signed, and traceable from source to execution. The work is the proof.

Who it’s for

The engineer who has watched an AI agent ship something nobody can audit, and wants the same discipline they would apply to a flight-control system.

Proof points

• Five specification layers published end-to-end (SPEC-01 through SPEC-05), each with a reference implementation in the STRATT CLI
• 21 CLI commands, 7 councils, 35 agents, 43 protocol units shipping in the reference build
• Apache 2.0 open core; the documentation site is the working notebook, dated and source-cited

mindmap
  root((GRACE))
    Typed
      contracts
      failure modes
    Versioned
      five spec layers
      reference CLI
    Signed
      tamper detection
      audit log
    Traceable
      prompt to execution
      who approved what