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Every sealed interaction now names the principal that fired it. The actor is a required field on Interaction, a required argument to run_interaction, and is bound into the signed canonical core — so an interaction can no longer be attributed to a different principal without breaking the chain. Human and agent are traced identically (a did:key either way); the standard draws no distinction. An unauthenticated host attributes fires to its own session principal — joule-ui-serve defaults this to the host's own did:key (derived from its signing key) and exposes with_session_actor for deployments that authenticate the caller. The canonical-core profile tag is bumped joule-ui/interaction/1 -> /2, since the actor is now part of the signed preimage; the two cores are distinct bytes and never collide. SPEC §7.1 + C2/C3 updated, conformance v1 vectors regenerated, examples and the conformance harness pass an actor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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"classes": [
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"C1",
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"C2",
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"C3",
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"C4"
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],
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"files": {
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},
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"pack": "joule-ui-conformance/v1"
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