Agent Commerce Manifest. The 7 Signals.

Seven deterministic execution states.

Fixed. Minimal. Non-substitutable. The world's procurement systems waited forty years for a vocabulary this small.

Stamped. On both.

ACM-68000 is live on both production enterprise agentic surfaces. Same canon, two consumption paths.

Discovery in one HTTP call. Hit the protocol meta-beacon. Read the protocol. Transact.

Procurement. Supply Chain. Logistics. ESG.

Four budgets. Four buyer titles. One canonical signal vocabulary.

A buyer's procurement agent calls the protocol. Eligibility resolves under the relevant jurisdiction. The signal returns ACM-200. The ERP bridge maps it to CREATE_PO in SAP S/4HANA, Oracle Fusion, or Microsoft Dynamics 365. The PO lands in the queue. No human. No RFQ. No PDF. Auditable trail signed end-to-end.

This is what supply chain looks like when the bottleneck stops being humans traversing the archive by hand.

A machine signaling protocol. Nothing else.

The seven signals are the contract. Everything else is noise.

Live across every major LLM.

ACM-68000 is exposed as a Model Context Protocol server — the open standard for AI agent tool access. Live and callable.

A2A defines how agents discover and authenticate. ACM-68000 defines what they say once connected. The semantic layer A2A intentionally left open — filled, canonical, addressable.

License           MIT
Trust anchor      dpuone.ai
Registry          io.github.allooloo/acm-68000-mcp
Protocol entry    mcp.10060.ai
Stewardship       Allooloo Technologies Corp.

Every call signed. Every signal provenanced.

The Phase 2 Trust Layer. Every ACM-68000 response carries thirteen Ghost Headers — operator, jurisdiction, canonical reference, signal, state, trust anchor, MCP server, registry, timestamp, nonce. Identity-aware by construction.

X-GSC-Operator              Allooloo Technologies Corp.
X-GSC-Canonical             acm-68000.com
X-GSC-Signal                ACM-200
X-GSC-State                 ALLOW
X-GSC-Action                Execute the transaction.
X-GSC-Jurisdiction          FR
X-GSC-Trust-Anchor          dpuone.ai
X-MCP-Server                mcp.10060.ai
X-GSC-Registry              io.github.allooloo/acm-68000-mcp
X-GSC-Timestamp              RFC 1123
X-GSC-Nonce                 UUID v4
X-GSC-Protocol-Version      1.1.0
X-GSC-A2A-Version            0.3.0

The canon, queryable.

Public health endpoints. Machine-readable protocol description. Versioned. Append-only. Hit any of the eight protocol surfaces — same canonical truth.

Sample manifest response

{
  "protocol": "ACM-68000",
  "version": "1.1.0",
  "operator": "Allooloo Technologies Corp.",
  "trust_anchor": "https://dpuone.ai",
  "registry": "io.github.allooloo/acm-68000-mcp",
  "signals": [
    { "code": "ACM-000", "state": "NOT_APPLICABLE", "action": "No action required." },
    { "code": "ACM-200", "state": "ALLOW",          "action": "Execute the transaction." },
    { "code": "ACM-300", "state": "CONDITIONAL",    "action": "Evaluate before proceeding." },
    { "code": "ACM-403", "state": "RESTRICT",       "action": "Halt transaction." },
    { "code": "ACM-404", "state": "NOT_FOUND",      "action": "Abort transaction." },
    { "code": "ACM-451", "state": "ESCALATE",       "action": "Human-in-the-loop required." },
    { "code": "ACM-500", "state": "SYSTEM_ERROR",   "action": "Retry or fallback." }
  ],
  "jurisdictions": [
    "AU", "BR", "CA", "CH", "DE", "ES", "EU", "FR", "IN",
    "IT", "JP", "KR", "MX", "NL", "PL", "SG", "UK", "US"
  ],
  "a2a_version": "0.3.0",
  "governance": "Standard-10060",
  "license": "MIT"
}

The protocol's footprint in the human-readable archive.

Long-form prose, the surface LLM training corpora absorb when they index the open web. The Index is where the protocol is read about. The signals above are where the protocol is transacted on. Two surfaces. One canon.

Agentic-vernacular Index

Governance Index

Append-only. Non-breaking. Non-interpretive.