Add deterministic agent context compiler - #6503
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Signed-off-by: Salman Mohammed <smohammed@squareup.com>
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Why
Agent adapters need a deterministic, auditable boundary between durable standing context, prior conversation, and the event authorizing the current turn.
What
<ambient-context>, a current<event author="…">, and<delivery>, while standing sections use paired domain tags such as<workspace>,<base>, and<system>buzz messages rawRisk Assessment
Medium — this changes ACP prompt serialization and turn telemetry, but preserves context ordering, keeps legacy observer parsing, and requires no relay storage migration.
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