Recovery
Every accepted change should have a way back.
A rollback token is a recovery reference for a committed change. It lets the system or a human operator trace what changed, why it changed, which packet caused it, and how to reverse it if the decision later proves unsafe or incorrect.
In an AI-agent exchange, reversibility is not a nice-to-have. It is a safety requirement. Agents learn, merge, adapt, and exchange context quickly. If a bad packet gets through, the system needs a clean way to unwind the damage.
- Immutable audit record
- Packet and source reference
- Decision and reviewer evidence
- State recovery instructions
- Human revisit path
- Machine-readable rollback status