Systems and methods for agent-controlled application workspaces with decision proof object-governed application action brokerage

A computer-implemented method for cryptographically governing artificial intelligence control of enrolled applications, the method comprising:

• presenting, by one or more processors, an application control container configured to receive an enrollment action for an application representation associated with an application;
• creating, by an application enrollment component implemented by the one or more processors, an application control record for the application in response to the enrollment action, the application control record comprising an application identifier, one or more authorized action classes, a permitted usage scope, and an application capability manifest hash generated by executing a cryptographic hash function over an application capability manifest defining a bounded action surface of the application;
• receiving, by an agent orchestration component implemented by the one or more processors, an agent control request and translating the agent control request into a requested application action associated with the application;
• evaluating, by a governance evaluation component implemented by the one or more processors, the requested application action against the application control record, the one or more authorized action classes, and the permitted usage scope;
• generating or obtaining, by the one or more processors, a Decision Proof Object for the requested application action, the Decision Proof Object comprising a canonical identity context, a reference to the application control record, the application capability manifest hash, a consent state reference, a decision outcome, and a cryptographic signature, wherein the canonical identity context comprises a canonical subject_did and a stable wallet_id generated by an Identity Resolution Service operating under a fail-closed ambiguity constraint;
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• refusing, by an application action broker implemented by the one or more processors, invocation of the requested application action unless the cryptographic signature, the canonical identity context, the reference to the application control record, the application capability manifest hash, and the consent state reference are successfully validated, and the decision outcome indicates authorization for the requested application action.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations comprising:

• presenting an application control container configured to receive an enrollment action for an application representation associated with an application;
• creating an application control record for the application in response to the enrollment action, the application control record comprising an application identifier, one or more authorized action classes, a permitted usage scope, and an application capability manifest hash generated by executing a cryptographic hash function over an application capability manifest defining a bounded action surface of the application;
• receiving an agent control request and translating the agent control request into a requested application action associated with the application;
• generating or obtaining a Decision Proof Object for the requested application action, the Decision Proof Object comprising a canonical identity context, a reference to the application control record, the application capability manifest hash, a consent state reference, a decision outcome, and a cryptographic signature, wherein the canonical identity context comprises a canonical subject_did and a stable wallet_id generated by an Identity Resolution Service operating under a fail-closed ambiguity constraint;
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• refusing invocation of the requested application action unless the cryptographic signature, the canonical identity context, the reference to the application control record, the application capability manifest hash, and the consent state reference are successfully validated, and the decision outcome indicates authorization for the requested application action.