Cedulon Decision Profile: Reconciling an Agent's Decisions Against Its Effects (draft-dogru-cedulon-decision-profile-01)

Internet-Draft draft-dogru-cedulon-decision-profile-01, Cedulon Decision Profile: Reconciling an Agent's Decisions Against Its Effects, as posted to the IETF Datatracker on 4 September 2026 (submission 168602), with its XML source and the Markdown it was rendered from. The profile defines a second population on the Cedulon reconciler: a Decision Record is signed by the party that decided whether an agent may act, an Effect Extract is an authenticated list of the effects that occurred on a channel, an allow must be matched by exactly one effect whose content hash the record named, and a refusal by none. The finding this profile exists for, an effect that occurred under a reference a refusal names, is effect-against-refusal. Files: the plain text as posted (byte-identical to the IETF archive copy, SHA-256 555d2fe2294670d49140af1f54c39ca61865488dc6e07f7971b9a7386a227116), the XML source (byte-identical to the archive copy, SHA-256 88500296d537343a05f8700aeaf7f3b1a99735a52c6f7f11dcc2c63de96eeab4), and the Markdown source, all taken from commit 06c3119 of dogrucanemek-alt/cedulon, the commit that recorded the posted revision. The companion implementation carrying this revision's claim set, with the class of the effect under the signature and the effect-class-mismatch finding, was published to npm as @cedulon/*@0.13.0 on 4 September 2026 (22:51Z) from tag v0.13.0, commit 3637b62. This is an individual submission and a work in progress; the text calls its requirement language provisional. External readings of the profile, including one frozen leaked-refusal fixture read by this implementation and by a second, independently written reader, are recorded with their digests and their limits in docs/EXTERNAL_REVIEW.md of the repository (Round 10, commit e26f50f). The Internet-Draft text is subject to the IETF Trust Legal Provisions (BCP 78); the repository it is taken from is licensed under Apache-2.0.