A published environmental-accessibility framework and emerging specification for agent-usable digital systems.
Public, privacy-cleared evidence. The project page distinguishes an implemented artifact from broader claims still under research.
The problem
Machine-readable content can remain operationally inaccessible. Agents may receive pages, tools, files, and state without reliable orientation, stable references, authority context, provenance, recoverability, or verified effects.
Governing idea
Agentic accessibility should be treated as an environmental property, not a prompt-engineering workaround. The environment should carry enough explicit structure, state, authority, and evidence for a participant to orient and act safely.
What exists now
A published framework, candidate research brief, proposed Meridian derivation map, partial static reference implementation across cognitivestudio.io, independent critique, and a source-aligned developer implementation guide.
Evidence state
These signals are privacy-cleared and intentionally bounded. They show that work exists without inflating maturity or exposing protected source context.
Non-canonical source collections preserve the artifact-level accessibility contract and its relationship to situated re-entry.
Public signalThe website implements selected semantic regions, state payloads, structured entities, and discovery metadata.
Public signalThe current developer guide distinguishes source evidence, candidate research, proposed governance, and verified implementation.
Public signalNext decision
Ratify a minimum accessible-environment contract and applicability model, then implement the first deterministic validator and scoped evidence record.
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