Public service case agent
An agent prepares intake, retrieves permitted evidence and drafts a reasoned recommendation.
Passport controls Sponsor and CPID; program purpose binding; case isolation; no self-approved adverse outcome; full case record.
Government, defence and enterprise deployments run the same passport objects under different policy overlays.
Public institutions need automation without losing accountable authority. The passport governs the agents, models and workloads doing public work — never the citizen's identity, eligibility or right of review.
An agent prepares intake, retrieves permitted evidence and drafts a reasoned recommendation.
Passport controls Sponsor and CPID; program purpose binding; case isolation; no self-approved adverse outcome; full case record.
An agent collects supplier evidence and prepares a recommendation.
Passport controls Approved model; protected-data boundary; dual approval; evidence pack; supplier change trigger.
An agent classifies submissions and identifies the rules that apply.
Passport controls Role and mandate binding; source citations; model version; officer approval; exception register.
An agent processes protected information inside approved infrastructure.
Passport controls Workload digest; region; managed key; attestation; support-access boundary; revocation objective.
Compute Passport governs the agents, models and workloads performing public work. It does not replace citizen identity, statutory eligibility, legal discretion, records obligations, accessibility duties, or the institution's responsibility to provide review and recourse.
Identity context can be portable. Command authority and disclosure stay local: a receiving domain decides whether to trust an issuer, disclose evidence or authorize execution.
Agents reconcile parts and maintenance data and prepare options inside a mission passport.
Passport controls Mission sponsor; task class; tool set; approval path for material orders; no self-expansion of tools.
An agent summarizes approved material inside a protected boundary.
Passport controls Need-to-know tool and data scope; approved model; source citations; reviewer approval; export controls.
An agent assists triage, correlation and response planning.
Passport controls Tool allowlist; rate and target limits; human authorization for any disruptive action; complete event chain.
An external agent presents a passport to a receiving trust domain.
Passport controls Issuer allowlist; schema and assurance mapping; selective evidence; receiving-domain policy and revocation.
Identity context may be portable. Command authority and disclosure remain local: the receiving domain decides whether to trust the issuer, disclose evidence or authorize execution.
The same objects carry different risk overlays. What changes between a bank, a hospital and a grid operator is the policy, the data classification and the approval authority — not the identity model.
An agent gathers records, prepares analysis and executes bounded operational tasks.
Passport controls Transaction ceiling; beneficiary and velocity limits; two-person approval; model-risk evidence attached to the workflow.
An agent retrieves authorized records and drafts summaries or supports scheduling.
Passport controls Minimum necessary data; approved model; source citations; clinician review; no autonomous diagnosis or treatment.
An agent supports OT and IT maintenance, diagnostics and incident coordination.
Passport controls Environment identity; segmented workload; tool allowlist; rate limits; emergency revocation; human operator.
Developer agents write code, open pull requests and operate support workflows.
Passport controls Repository and environment scope; model and tool allowlist; secrets boundary; change approval; signed evidence.
Keep CPID, passport schemas, trust registry and evidence services common. Configure sector policy, data classification, deployment boundary, approval authority and retention as overlays.