UC-10 · Group B — Level 1 · Semantic Governance
Nobody hands an agent “trade FX” — the firm publishes one certified action
A broad technical capability collapses into one narrow, certified action — shown here from recorded objects, labeled as such.
The agent's direct FramedActionRequest to “trade FX” collapsing into the PackageManifest parameter contract of a PackageKind: ACTION_PACKAGE — neutralize approved accounting-book FX exposure within policy — with its ActionResultContract and effect contract.
The enterprise publishes a narrow certified action instead of granting a broad technical surface that looks like “trade FX” — and QuantData is not the default execution topology.
A live H-01 action case shows the runtime intercepting the direct action; the CHANGE_REQUEST / ACTION_CHANGE_REQUIRED redirect to the published action package is rendered from replayed spec-shaped objects (this backend build has no CHANGE_REQUEST producer), clearly labeled.
“The enterprise publishes a narrow certified action instead of granting a broad technical surface that looks like trade FX.”