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If this is false, the two package ids in `chain` are not two versions of one package, and this document is wrong: every type filter and event filter built on `originalPackageId` would match nothing, and the Seal namespace — which must be version 1 — would be derived from a package the approvals are not called against. Refuse to transact rather than working around it."},"packageLineageUnavailable":null},"authentication":{"scheme":"Sui personal-message signature (`sui:signPersonalMessage`), verified server-side","encoding":"Sign the UTF-8 bytes of the statement exactly as printed, newlines included. 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Both are verified against their own addresses and a declaration carrying one is refused, so the record is self-certifying rather than something either party asserted about the other.","query":[],"body":["address","operatorAddress","model","purpose","agentSignature","operatorSignature","timestampMs"]},{"path":"/api/agents/{address}","methods":["GET"],"proof":"none","budget":"read","purpose":"One entry in the register, with both signatures and both statements as signed — so a reader can verify the record against two public keys without trusting this deployment. 404 for an address that is not in it, which is nearly every address.","query":[],"body":[]},{"path":"/api/browse","methods":["GET"],"proof":"none","budget":"read","purpose":"What is here, for a caller who knows nothing yet. `kind=creators` lists creators by handle; `kind=posts` lists posts newest first, optionally one creator's with `handle`. 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