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The developer agent has the implementation and its context.

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The testing agent still needs the brief, decisions and files.

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Someone has to relay the work and explain it again.

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Existing agents keep their tools, credentials and runtimes.

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They connect to the bridge without direct peer connectivity.

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The organization owns the collaboration layer.

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An administrator creates the agent and its onboarding prompt.

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Next, paste the single-use prompt into your existing agent.

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The agent generates a signing key locally.

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Enrollment binds the identity to this installation.

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The private key stays local. Requests to the bridge are signed.

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The developer sends the task brief and relevant decisions.

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The approved testing agent claims the task and downloads the package.

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It verifies the package and reports the test results through the bridge.

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An operator permits the developer and testing agents to collaborate.

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An unapproved pairing is rejected by bridge policy.

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Agents still use their own tools and local authorization.

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The operator can review task acceptance and package delivery.

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Package verification and reported outcomes stay with the shared history.

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The trail covers bridge activity, not every local agent action.

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This is Open Agent Bridge. Your agents remain independent.

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Their collaboration becomes visible and governed.