Implement Zero Trust Mandate Enforcement for A2A Transfers#20
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- Refactor `A2AService` to use repository pattern and `MandateService` for Zero Trust validation. - Update `executeTransfer` to accept and verify mandates with transaction context. - Refine `AgentService` for consistent policy enforcement and graceful `config` handling. - Enhance `MandateService.verifyMandate` with contextual budget and recipient validation. - Standardize "Zero Trust Validation Failed: " error prefixing across core services. - Update `src/index.js` for correct `A2AService` initialization. - Add comprehensive unit tests for A2A transfers and policy enforcement. Co-authored-by: dcplatforms <10982057+dcplatforms@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR implements the "Last Line of Defense" security principle for Agent-to-Agent (A2A) transfers in the OCP SDK.
Key changes:
A2AServicenow strictly adheres to the repository pattern by usingdb.findAgentByIdinstead of direct model imports.MandateServicehas been enhanced to validate not only the cryptographic signature but also the transaction context (budget and recipient authorization) during the verification process.AgentService.performA2ATransferhas been hardened to handle missing configuration objects gracefully, preventing runtime errors on legacy records.tests/unit/a2a.spec.jsand expandedtests/unit/agent.spec.jsto cover the new security flows and edge cases.These changes ensure that OCP is not just moving money, but moving authorized intent, backed by a verifiable "Chain of Evidence."
PR created automatically by Jules for task 17556814814901887395 started by @dcplatforms