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Additional thought after reading the Decapod architecture: It seems Decapod focuses on development governance Curious whether similar governance could extend |
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alexhraber
May 3, 2026
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Thanks for your question, and sorry for the delayed response. Decapod does a lot more than just spec -> proof -> state enforcement. Rather, just simply think of it as: user request to agent -> agent processes -> agent defers to decapod for quantizing and guidance Anywhere you use agent,s including with MCP and A2A also works. Decapod essentially is just a tool the agent runs in the background ad-hoc to align with exactly what the user intends. |
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Thanks for your question, and sorry for the delayed response.
Decapod does a lot more than just spec -> proof -> state enforcement.
Rather, just simply think of it as:
user request to agent -> agent processes -> agent defers to decapod for quantizing and guidance
Anywhere you use agent,s including with MCP and A2A also works. Decapod essentially is just a tool the agent runs in the background ad-hoc to align with exactly what the user intends.