
This record contains a fully synthetic data and code package for evaluating agent-mediated content/API access decisions as auditable receipt records. The package includes 15 scenario cases, 15 mutation/control cases, 3 receipt-integrity controls, generated synthetic receipts, a JSON Schema, CSV/JSON result tables, and a self-contained Python reproduction script. Version v0.1.6 preserves the scenario, mutation/control, integrity-control, required-field/schema-shape guard, and verifier outcomes while using neutral synthetic labels and abstract resource identifiers throughout the package. It also updates the public DOI/version metadata for this Zenodo version. The corpus uses no human-subject data, real traffic logs, private publisher telemetry, operational API logs, production credentials, or third-party confidential material. The HMAC tokens are public deterministic fixtures for reproducibility only and are not a production security mechanism.
Synthetic research artifact. No production security, legal compliance, certification, audit status, deployment readiness, or third-party endorsement is claimed.
bot management, artificial intelligence agents, access control, receipts, application programming interface security, synthetic data, reproducibility, computer security
bot management, artificial intelligence agents, access control, receipts, application programming interface security, synthetic data, reproducibility, computer security
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