| capability.execution.openweight-rein |
rein-openweights |
draft |
infotech |
| discovery |
availability |
| current |
target |
confidence |
rationale |
| D3 |
D5 |
medium |
Owner scope, neighboring responsibilities, concrete use cases and limitations are documented; no exhaustive or generalized maturity claim. |
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| current |
target |
confidence |
rationale |
| A2 |
A2 |
medium |
Source interface assessed 2026-10-14: Tool loop, path guards, turn/budget limits and verified-commit result. Availability describes the delivery form, not production acceptance. Provider credential acquisition and runtime authority need separate custody controls. |
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| completeness |
reliability |
| level |
confidence |
basis |
| C1 |
low |
Source artifacts establish a bounded capability; no independent consumer-completeness assessment in this review. |
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| level |
confidence |
basis |
| R0 |
low |
No longitudinal consumer reliability measurement established by this review. |
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Bounded open-weight agent execution |
Tool loop, path guards, turn/budget limits and verified-commit result. |
| security |
| netkingdom |
| framework-reuse |
|
| intent |
includes |
excludes |
use_cases |
| Tool loop, path guards, turn/budget limits and verified-commit result |
| Tool loop, path guards, turn/budget limits and verified-commit result |
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| Provider credential acquisition and runtime authority need separate custody controls |
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| U11: Agent executes an attributable bounded task and supplies supervision evidence |
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| current_level |
target_level |
current_artifacts |
consumption_modes |
| A2 |
A2 |
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| related_to |
| capability.security.iam-tooling-suite |
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|
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| recommended_for |
not_recommended_for |
known_limitations |
| Agent executes an attributable bounded task and supplies supervision evidence |
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| Provider credential acquisition and runtime authority need separate custody controls |
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| Provider credential acquisition and runtime authority need separate custody controls |
| 2026-10-14 architecture review estimates operational maturity separately; a registry entry does not authorize execution or establish deployment. |
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