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From Admission to Invariants: Measuring Deviation in Delegated Agent Systems

by Marcelo Fernandez arxiv/2604.17517
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Autonomous agent systems are governed by enforcement mechanisms that flag hard constraint violations at runtime. The Agent Control Protocol identifies a structural limit of such systems: a correctly-functioning enforcement engine can enter a regime in which behavioral drift is invisible to it, because the enforcement signal operates below the layer where deviation is measurable. We show that enforcement-based governance is structurally unable to determine whether an agent behavior remains wit...

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@misc{arxiv_2604_17517,
  author = {Marcelo Fernandez},
  title = {From Admission to Invariants: Measuring Deviation in Delegated Agent Systems Paper},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.17517}},
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}
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Marcelo Fernandez. (2026). From Admission to Invariants: Measuring Deviation in Delegated Agent Systems [Paper]. Free2AITools. https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.17517

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"Autonomous agent systems are governed by enforcement mechanisms that flag hard constraint violations at runtime. The Agent Control Protocol identifies a structural limit of such systems: a correctly-functioning enforcement engine can enter a regime in which behavioral drift is invisible to it, because the enforcement signal operates below the layer where deviation is measurable. We show that enforcement-based governance is structurally unable to determine whether an agent behavior remains wit..."

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@article{Fernandez2026From,
  title={From Admission to Invariants: Measuring Deviation in Delegated Agent Systems},
  author={Marcelo Fernandez},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2604.17517},
  year={2026}
}

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